Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-04-20

(IrItton Is one "a the few American
Episcopal clergymen who wear the cler-
Teal Sarh as worn in England In speak
ing of his knee breeches the bishop said /:
1T was the custom Of Anglican bishops 10
wear clothes of this kind to distinguish
them from oNer bishops Of which there
are many IN this country. The garh
might be said To be auti-Roman and anti
rheumatic. f~4rave found it useful and
consequently donned it,"
nder long black coat which reaches
80 his knees he wears tight knee
hreecheS and high silk lrggins, fastened
uoWh the side by rows of big black but
tons.
He is native of Boston and Il grad
uatc of Boston,
GEN. GRANVILLE NJ. DODGE.
who has been mentioned recently as "A
possible successor to William II. Allison,
as United States senator fro.o Iowa
was born i'll nauvers, Mass. April II
ISL After obtaining an education in
several New England academies he went
west and worked a Il civil engineer on
the Illinois Central and Rock Island
roads Later he was employed in the
survey Of the Union Pacific railroad He
established his home in Council Bluffs
ana at the outbreak of the Civil war he
became colonel of the Fourth Iowa i'm
tantry. lie made brilliant war record
and rose To- the rank of ma or-general.
After the war he became chief engineer
Of the Union Pacific, and supervised lis
building. In the latter Sos he served
one term IN Congress y few years later
he removed his headquarters To New
York city. though he has 4s4w7r~s re-
tanned a residence in Iowa. He succeed
ed Gen. Sherman as president of the
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
ana Is prominent in the affairs Of the
Loyal Legion and other patriotic so.
eletles. In recent years he has become
heavily interested financially aud taken
n prominent part in the management of
several railroads in the west and south
west In 1888 Gen. Dodge served ON
the commission appointed by the presi-
dent To inquire into the management of
the war with Spain.
ANSON PHELPS STOKES. Jr.. the
young millionaire minister of the gospel.
was born at New BrightoI.s y. l., April
Ia, 1874 He was graduated from Yale
IN 1876 and from the Episcopal theolug-
zeal school at Cambridge Mass. IN 1900.
About the same time he became secrt-
tary of Yale university and assistant
minister of 81. Pauls church. New
Haven. In college Mr. Stokes was noted
for several things. In the first place he
was one of the richest graduates in the
university. He won high oratorical hon-
ors and was member of i debating
team thar defeated Harvard. But it was
in religious work that Mr.. Stokes was
most active. He conducted Bible
class each week. and was chairman of
the Bible study committee Mr.. Stokes
shares with his brother and sister their
interest in social settlement work in
the poorer quarters of New York city
Dolphin MICHAEL. DEIMAS,
the famous California lawyer who is the
leading attorney for the defense in the
Harry Thaw case, was born in France,
April II, 1914. He removed to Cali
fornia in his boyhood, and was graduated
from the Yale law school After his adj
mission to the California bar in 1866 he
practiced law in San Jose until 1882
and since then in San Francisco He
was chosen regent Of the University of
California in 1885 and delegate-at-large
to the Democratic national convention in
st. Louis in 1904. Mr.. Delmas re-
sides at Casa Delmas Santa Clara coun.
~, and has his office in San Francisco.
During his years of practice Mt the Cali.
fornia bar he has won many famous
cases. 1t is said, in fact, that no client
he has defended. has ever been found
guilty M To the time he defended Harry
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