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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-07
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COMMON COUNCIL.

The Common Council met in regular
session at the city hall Tuesday.
Present, Aldermen Williams, CLAUS,
Fido, De Swarte, Braun and Prudsch,
Mayor Chas. B. Perry presiding,
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The financial statement of the city
treasurer for April certified by the
comptroller was presented and ordered
placed on file.
The marshals report of street lights
not burning during the month Of
April was presented and referred to
the finance committee,
petition for water mains on Sixth
Avenue from East Milwaukee Avenue
10 Center Street was presented and re-
ferred to the board of public worlSs..E
Application for pool table licenses
from Anderson. Hausch and Lund were
received and referred to the license
committee.
The bills and payrolls for April were
presented and referred TO the finance
committee.
Terrace aud 59th Street was presented
and referred to the board OF public
works.
The city comptroller presented a
communication asking the transfer of
8l20 from the general fund to salary
fund to provide for increase in salary
Of the marshal, and the transfer was
ordered by the Council.
The report of the finance committee
with statements Of the treasurer,
comptroller and Wisconsin National
Bank showing examination of accounts
were presented and ordered filed, the
reports showed $40, 39ls4 in the treas
ury April 30th in the various city funds
Contracts for laying water mains as
recommended by the board of public
works on 6lst Street and Chestnut
Street and on Eighth Avenue were
awarded TO George Il. Zimmerman
and the report of assessments on those
streets were 6lsd
Resolutions providing for special inn
proyemeut bonds on the various streets
upon which water and sewer contracts
have been let were presented and
adopted
The finance committee reported back
the payrolls for allowance and they
were allowed.
Pool table licenses were ordered
granted to Geo. Lund and Chas. An.
derson and John Hausch, Jr. Upon
payment as provided by city ordinance
The mayor reported the fact that the
action Of Aetna Park VS. the City had
been decided in favor Of the city by
the circuit coart.
There being no further bushes .
the Council adjourned
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-07

The Light Guard took short hike"
OF about three miles, which was fol-
lowed by the regular outdoor drill.
The baseball team viii try to get a
game for Saturday.
Mrs. r. f. FAIRIES, who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II
Z, Moore, left for her home at Hitch
cock, ). D., on Thursday of this week
Her father accompanied her as far as
Madison, Wis.
AZ the monthly dinner meeting of
the manufacturers and Dealers Club at
the Plankinton House, Monday night,
u. q Wheeler and Mayor Charles b.
Perry of this city, made addresses be-
fore that assemblage.
a you think the First National Bank
of ANauwat atosa is doing no business
Just drop in some Saturday evening
and see the people who are waiting to
deposit their earnings at this institu-
tion. Wauwatosa has u bank second
none and it shodld be patronized l.y all
our people
The monthly meeting of the w. i.
NJ, ). OF the Methodist church will be
hell at the home of Mrs. q. L. Wells,
Chestnut Street, Thursday afternoon,
May lS, and p. NJ, Supper will be
served from to s. A cordial invita-
tiOn is extended to all.
Sunday, June 9th, is Memorial Day
this year for the Modern Woodman of
America, and all tie WOodman and
Royal Neighhor camps in Milwaukee,
and the vicinity, will take part in the
service to be held in the pabst Theatre
in honor and memory of their dead
The service will be at 1870 o'clock and
the Rev. Thomas Edward Barr will
preach the memorial sermon. Mrs. Rex
McCreery of this city, is chairman of
tho program committee.
The following from an article in the
/ Church. Times, by the Rt. Rev. VIM
Walter Webb, Bishop of Milwaukee,
may interest some OF our readers; The
Rev. Carlos Il. Jones of lie Mars, Ia,
has accepted the rectorship OF Trinity
church, this city. Mr.. Jones is grad
uate of Trinity college, with high hon
ors, being both Phi Beta Kappa and
q Toucy Scholarship man. lie is also
graduate of the Berkeley Divinity
School. Mr.. Jones home was in Inde-
pendence, Iowa, and his father is a
prominent layman of that Diocese, in
pss hoine had the privilege of be-
ing entertained when making some Wis
itations for Bishop Morrison two years
ago. 1t gives me especial pleasure to
welcome Mr~Jones to the Diocese OF
milwaukee,, rs received my education
at the same college and seminary, and
we have many mutual friends.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-07
COUNT COURT MILWAUKEE, COUNTY

COUNT COURT MILWAUKEE COUNTY
In Probate.
In the matter of the application of Hattie
ness, to determine heirship and descent of
land OF Malwiua Hess. deceased.
On reading aud filing the petition OF Hattie
ness of the City of Milwaukee, Milwaukee
Cohhty, Wisconsin, representing among other
Things that Malwina Hess, late of the City of
mhwaUkee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin,
dled tntestate on the 10th day of May, 1900,
Srlxed OF an estate of Inheritance, in certain
lands IA this state, described In said petition,
Nnleh lands are In the County of Milwaukee /;
aud that said Malwina Hess, deceased, left no
personal property in this state which will be
proper assets for the payment of debts; and
.uat more than three years have elapsed since
'he death of Malwiua Hess, and that no ad.
htstrattou of her estate has been granted
"a "a tots state or elsewhere; and praying for
she Judgment of the Court finding and deter
mining who are the heirs of said deceased,
% ".u "hat are the respective rights and inter
~ oi the parties in the title of such decedent
~ ~ said lands; and who are the persons enti-
in,
AZ IS ORDERED, that said petition be heard
a. a. regular term of this Court to be held at
tne Court House in the City of milwaukee, in
June, 1909:
>, IT'S FURTHER ORDERED that notice of
,,tte t,ihe and place of said hearing De given i'y
Puoiic cation of said notice at least three suc-
eNs've weeks before said day. in the Nauwa-
, Ae~s newspaper published at Wauwa-
- a "a said County. and that such notice he
IYrd personally on Augusta Hess, Elsie
t,aa;rsehauer, Hattie Hess and Henry Walters,
oNiaR Al the persons Interested. at least TWEEN
" gays before such hearing,
lated Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April IL, 1879.
By the Court,
PAUL d. CARPENTER,
County Judge
~N'FS' Morton Kroesing,
AttnFuEvA
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SNOW Drift the perfect shortening, IA
now handled in Wauwatosa by Charles
Luetzo1v. Just drop in at the meat
market and you will be told all about
Snowdrift CIV
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FOR SALE-White wyandotte eggs
for Matching, SLOO per setting. Apply
Of Harry Englehart, 2Gs Alice Street.
Wauwatosa, Wis. 4-wl2
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USE THIS LABEL
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
MEETING CALLED

Little Rock, Ark, October 1S.-(Spe-
cial President Kavanaugh today
issued a call for the annual Southern
league meeting to be held at the Pea
body hotel in Memphis November 8.
There will be meeting of the board Of
directors at 10 a. m.
The National association will meet
at the Memphis Business Mems club,
beginning November 8. The national
board of arbitration will meet on No
vember 8.
President Kavanaugh has invited the
members of the national commission,
Garry Hermann, Ban Johnson and John
Heydler, to be present at that time.
President Kavanaugh stated that the
Atlanta club has asked the league to
investigate the charges made by ex-
Manager Bill Smith that he was let out
because of his refusal to lose games,
and thus make the Southern league
finish close. The matter will be taken
up by the board of directors.
Birmingham today claimed Newton,
on whom Atlanta asked waivers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
P|TTSBURG HAS
BIG CELEBRATION
Citizens Parade In Honor of
Baseball Champions
BABE ADAMS GETS PURSE
Players of the Pirate Team Receive
Checks for Their Share of the
Money Made in Worlds
Series of Games.

Pittsburg, October 1S.-Pittsburg is base
ball mad tonight, the time Officially set
for the great celebration in honor of
the Pittsburg baseball club, winners of
the worlds championship
Traffic along Fifth avenue in the down
town section Of the city was abandoned
early in the evening, the street car COM
pany running its cars by other routes.
The various divisions or the great par
ade began to gather early and by 40
o'clock the pageant was ready to move.
Such a parade was never seen in Pitts
burg before.
Mayor Magee and the members of his
cabinet and all the members of the
Pittsburg baseball club and the Four
teenth and Eighteenth regiments of the
national guard of Pennsylvania formed
the vanguard of the most unique as
semblage that ever traversed the stree Is
of this city.
Practically every political party of
Allegheny county was in line as also
were number of other organizations,
the members marching in uniform. Ev-
cry ''rooter" in this section of the coun-
try had been publicly invited to par
tieipate in the celebration, the news
papers of the city furnishing bands and
attending to the formation of the base
ball enthusiasts.
Forbes Field was taxed to its capacity,
the great amphitheatre being unable TO
seat the multitude which covered the
playing field. Mayor Magee Congress-
man James Francis Burke and other
prominent citizens were among those
who made actresses, each member of
the ball club being introduced to the
vast crowd and forced to make a re-
mark of some sort.
Mayor Magee presented each player
with a check for his share of the re-
ceipts of the worlds series and pandc-
monium reigned at the park as each
man stepped to the platform to receive
the award. Charles ('BabeD Adams, the
pitcher who led his teammates to We
tory three times during the great SERIES
was the recipient of a great ovation and
beside the check as his share of the re-
ceipts was given a purse of over $1,000 as
a testimonial of his great work
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
VANDERBILT CUP
RACE COMES SOON

New York October 1S.-Although the
character of this years Vanderbilt cup
race on October 80 is as different from
that of the former contests run under
that designation as it possibly could be,
the proximity of the circuit to New York
and the recollection of the past glories of
former Vanderbilts make certain an at
tendance of more than 10000 persons
The contestants will no longer race as
champions of the country of their origin,
but as cars owned by individual Amer
leans and entered for the love of the
sport itself The passing of the event
from an International to a national COM
petition will naturally lessen interest in
some quarters, but the enthusiasm of the
general public is already indicated by the
demand for seats, which is greater than
it was last year.
The entries thus far include three Flats,
four Chalmers-Detroits and one each of
the following Alec, Isotta, Simplex, Ma
rion, Apperson and Noon
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
BIG FEATURES WITH
SELLS-FlOTO CIRCus

The great Sells Floto circus ia o,Itside
of the circus trust and consequently
was forced to go to Europe for MANY
of its feature acts. The management con-
sidered this a hardship When repre-
sentatives were sent TO France, Germany.
England and Italy to find circus acts the
expense connected with the search and
the high salaries demanded by the art
lists made the Sells Floto people feel tina
they were badly treated.
The action of the circus trust has
turned out 10 be the best thing which
could have been done for the interest $
of the Sells-Floto show. however, as
the foreign acts are new to America
and the result is a show which differs
widely from others and has little of
the sameness of which circus lovers have
complained about other shows
The famous Armour Blk Sin Prize Team
while not new to America can be count
ed a European feature, as they toured
Europe extensively, carrying off first
prizes everywhere. The Bartik Troupe is
foreign act, and is one of the hits
of the show. The Nelson Family II
seen only with the 6slls-F1oto circus.
The Elliets, the KreEo Brothers ana q
dozen other feature acts arc seen Tor
the first time In America this sea-
son.
The Sells-F Lotto show Is making good
everywhere as a result of this msri-
torious performance. At every stand IL
does capacity business and every patron
Is more than satisfied. There are 9TH
er shows but none SO good II the YER
dict Of the newspapers and the public
| everywhere may be depended upon. The
big show will exhibit in Birming CHAR
| October rs and rs, at Smith park grounds
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
MOBILE NAMES COMMITTEE.
Plans Being Made for Entertainment
of Veterans Next Year.

Mobile. October 18.-(Special.) 1.-The off,
GERS and committees for the Confederate
reunion to be held in Mobile in 1910 have
sists of ]. D. Bloch. general chairman;
Saffold Berney. vice-chairman; Henry
Hess. treasurer; Benjamin B. Cox. secre-
tary.
Advisory Board-J. D. Bloch, chairman;
Saffold Berney, vice-chairman; e. j.
Burk, Erwin Craighead, John L. Moulton.
Sub-Committees and Chairnen-Date of
reunion, ]. W. Whiting; finance, e. J..
Buck; subscriptions, John Craft audit
ing. r. C. Horton; general reception, Al
bert P. Bush invitation, Leon Schwartz;
reception of veterans and sons of veter-
ans at trains and steamboats,, James r.
Hagan: entertainment of veterans and
sons of veterans, Max Hamburger, Jr.;
reception and entertainment Of sponsors
and maids of honor, Adolph Bloch en-
campmen+ for veterans, George L. Lyn-
dali: encampment for A. N. g., John l..
Moulton; commissary, John +. Powers
hotel Accommodations, Charles B. Hervey;
lodging and eating other than hotels. H.
T. Hartweil programme and order Of ex-
ercises, w. K p Wilson; badges, Lac.
Schwartz music M. T. Judge; fnforma-
ton, Henry Hess; halls. A. @. Levy; pa
rade and review, A. 8. Lyons; illumina-
lions, John A. Mahon; decorations.
Charles Hess; illumination and decoration
of river and harbor. Thomas F. Norvflle;
horses and carriages, F. W. Crensnaw'
medical aid. DIR. w. H. Cater; ambu-
lances. Jack A. Dair; division headquar-
tiers w. M. Johnston; printing, Benjamin
B. Cox; transportation, II. g. Barclay;
public comfort, p. J. Lyons; school chill
dren 8. g. Murphy; registration. r. E.
DAILY. Sr; excursions, w. H. Monk Jr.
Publicity Committee-Erwin Craishead
N. A. Richards. Mobile; A. B. Kennedy
| Harvey Laird Montgomery; c. M. stan
ley. Leon Friedman. Ed. Norman, birm-
ingham: Walter s. Gilbert, Bessemer; n
| F. L. Neil. Selma.
Ladies' AuxiIiary-Mrs. Electra semmes
COletou
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
OLDFIELD TO TRY
FOR NEW RECORD

Atlanta, October 1S.-Not content with
the numerous worlds records which he
has established, Barney Oldfield will this
week try for new records on the Atlanta
automobile speedway in his Benz racer
Oldfeld covered the new two-mile course
yesterday and announced that he was
ready for trial spins as soon as the Of
fcials of the course announced that the
track is finished.
J. Alex Sloan of st. Paul will arrive
today with his Darracq racer, which
Kirscher will drive around the course
in efforts for new records.
Saturday George Robertson and Basic
will try for new records on the Atlanta
speedway when it is expected that a
hundred or more prominent newspaper
editors and special correspondents will
be present at the special invitation of
the management.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
VANDERBILT MEN
ARE WORKING OUT

Nashville. october 1S.-(Special.)-With
four regulars out of the game satur-
day the all-star aggregation got the de-
clsion by the narrow majority OF hela
goal in the last second OF play. NOR
rison. Allen, Brown Metzger and Ross
were all out of the game with bruises
but will come strong against Auburn on
October %. The regular lineup VIII go
against the Alabama FoIylechhics anu
they will go in to win.
Allen Brown has shown wonderful form
at end and has made himself invaluable
on the team, especially at the throwing
end of the forward pass He is BROTH
er of Innis Brown, the old star, VINO
PLAYED Saturday with alumni.
There Is a chance that Morrison will
not be well enough to play against Au-
burn and if so the back held Will De
weakened considerably. Mort Adams,
however. for young star, Is playing
hard, aggressive game at mar IN ms
place and If this were not his last year
In school great things would De expect
ed of him next year.
Griffin's knee has improved to such
an extent that he will probably start
at center in Stegall's place. Connell, OF
last wears Castle Heights team, is show
ing up well at guard. He is heavy, ag-
gressive, fast on his feet, and shows
good knowledge of the inside game
Coach McGugin left Thursday to Wit
ness the Michigan-O. S. U. game and
get a line on the latter's style OF play
ing. In his absence Captain WllllaHs
and Bob Patterson have charge of the
team.
The survival of the nttest' will be
the theory from now on. The big Dat
ties begin on October % and until Thanks
giving day the matter of championship
will be in doubt.
At present all figure to have nm
ger in the pie. One by one they will
be eliminated until the deciding day
comes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
CHARGED With Larceny.

Boston, October 1S.-Charged with the
larceny of $4,000 by means of alleged
forged notes Of the town of Framing
ham, Charles H. Cummings. treasurer of
the American Banking company of this
city, and Ed. f. Mead, an agent for the
concern, were locked up in the Charles
street Jail tonight. The warrants charged
them Jointly with the larceny of 81, 900
from the town of birmingham, and of
Sc, 900 from the Franklin Savings bank of
Boston on November 30, 1908 Counsel
for the two men made an effort to secure
bonds but was unsuccessful
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
. Convention of churchn.n

Plttsourg, October 1S.-With a parade
Of about 10000 members of the Mems
Bible classes of the denomination
throughout the country, followed by three
Dig meetings in the convention halls.
Bible School Day" of the international
centennial celebration and convention of
the Disciples of Christ christian church,
closed tonight. 1t was decided today TO
hold a children's day In November and
one IN June and resolution was passe d
providing that Sunday schools should
pay the expenses of superintendents while
the latter were attending conventions.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
Burns Bobs Up AGAIN.

sydney N. s. W., October 1s.-Tommy
Burns, the pugilist who was defeated
by Jack johnson for the worlds heavy
weight championship, announced TODAY
that if the American promoters are nm
able to arrange a match between JEFF
trles and Johnson he is willing again
TO meet Johnson, the winner to take all
of the purse
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19

who was carried to Birmingham earl.
this morning, presumably for an opera
ton. The doctor has been i'll about a
week. and it seems that a correct dag
nosis of his ailment could not be ar :
rived at. DR.. Barclift is one Of the
pioneer citizens of this town and num-
bers his friends legion.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
BIR MINGHAM HAS
CLAIMED NEWTON

Birmingham yesterday refused to waive
on AL Newton, Atlanta's shortstop.
In case no better man can be obtained
Newton will doubtless prove of great
value.
1t is understood that in separating with
Newton, Manager Otto Jordan was re-
lieving himself of an embarrassing sit
uauon. He and Newton were never able
to get along together. According to a
story published during the recent sea-
son. the two came to blows one after
noon while en- route to the Memphis
baseball park.
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Banquet To the Tiuers,

Detroit, October 1S.-The citizens of De-
troit tonight banqueted the Detroit Amer
lean league champion baseball team. Tx
Mayor George P. Codd was POSTMASTER,
and among the speakers were Congress-
man Edwin DENLY, Mayor Breitmey yer
and Hughie Jennings.
About $50 baseball enthusiasts attend
ed the dinner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
search for Steamer.

Baltimore, October S.-Orders for the
revenue cutter Yamacraw to proceed to
sea in search Of the steamer City of Co.
lumbus were telegraphed from Washing
ton to the United Wireless company s
station at Tangier Island this afternoon
and were repeated to the Yamacraw,
which was In the tower at Chesapeake
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19

bay at the time. The Yamacraw started
on her quest at once. The position of the
City of Columbus at that time was re-
ported as 10 miles east by north, one-half
north from Cape Charles lightship.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19

the Johnson Ketchel fight Of last Sat
urday. Negotiations are under wav for
night between Sam LAngford and
Tommy Burns for limited round bout
in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
Papke Wants To Fight.

San Francisco October 1S.-A tele-
gram from Papke, received today, Of
fering to fight Ketchel on a winner
take-all basis, and an unlimited side bet.
is the most interesting aftermath of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-10-19
Or. BarcIIn III.

Hartselle, October 18.-(Special.) D
Much solicitation is felt here about the