Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-05-21

JAMES ROWLAND ANGELI4, son Of
the venerable president of the Universe
ty of Michigan aud himself well known
educator, was born in Burlington, VT.
May s, 1869. Though a New Englander
by birth, DIR, Angel is a westerner by
education. He graduated from the Ann
Arbor high school in 1886 and from the
University of Michigan four years later.
From 1891 to 1897 he studied at Har-
vard at Berlin and at Halle. In 1898
he was appointed instructor of psycholo-
gy in the University of Minnesota, and
in 1901 he was made head of the de-
partment. In 1905 he resigned to accept
University of Chicago. Recently DR.
Angel was spoken of as the possible sue
cessor of President Tucker of Dartmouth
college.
THE LITTLE PRINCE OF THE
ASTURIAS, eldest child of King Al
phonso XIII, and heir to the Spanish
throne, was born May 10. 1907, in the
royal palace at Madrid. He is closely
related to King Edward VII. of Eng
land, for his mother was the English
Princess Victoria Eugene, daughter of
Princess Henry of Battenberg, youngest
sister of King Edward. The King Of
Spain and Princess Victoria Eugene
were married with great ceremony in
Asturias has a little brother, Prince
Jaime, who will be year old in July.
The Spanish reigning family are Bour
bons, descendants of King Louis NlN.
Of France.
JAMES DIX SCHUYLER, one. Of
the engineering experts who accompanied
Mr.. Taft on his trip of inspection to the
Panama canal, was born in Ithaca, y.
Y, May IL, 1913. After leaving school
he was engaged for several years ID
railroad construction work in Colorado.
In 1878 he was made assistant state
engineer of California. This office, he
held until 1882, when he became chief
engineer of the Sinaloa & Durango
railroad in Mexico. Recalled to Can
fornia in 1884 he built a section Of the
great seawall in San Francisco. linen
he constructed the Sweetwater dam ana
later the Hemes dam, which is the hiSl
est masonry dam in western America,
He built waterworks in Denver ana
Portland, Ore, and many irrigation
plants in the west. In addition he mas
been identified with various englneeFiIs
projects in Canada. Mexico and Ha"aH'
RT.-REv. RICHARD SCANNELLss
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese "a
Omaha, was born May u, 1872 II
County Cork, Ireland. His theoio-',THI
eQucaElOD he received III lue ldAA''
Hallows college in Ireland After br'lls
ordained to the priesthood in lSil liz
came TO United States and was , Ela['
pastor of a church in Nashville, lg.It.
Later he became rector Of the catneDlt" a.
and administrator of the NashVine a.
cese. These offices he filed unt4 -
when he was appointed first hlsH'
Concordia, Kan. His consecraug,n ~
place in the cathedral in Nashvlue.s -. Nv
vember so, 1887. In 1891 Bishop 60 81,
nell was transferred from Concern"
Omaha.
JOHN FERREOL MONNOI. H.
as a metallurgical and mining LIIg.tsr
was born May IS, 1864, in " es..aglsia
county, n Y. He was educait .r,-s
France and was. graduated VIII, ne. n.5 Re-
from the Ecole Superieure des " y. ssr-
Paris. Upon the completion OF ms go,
cation he returned to the United he
to begin work as a mining englhsg. *
made several scientific and minla55 10
plorations in South America a.1 bfs
Mexico Mr.. Monnot has ADDED 70 ,-os.
fam by inventing many yaIuap..g. ting
eses, among others one for eA'tt. .-sss
rubber from the bark and leaves o. "s,sc
improvements in steam heating anu anu. fg e
trio lighting systems, and pIol s.
making compound metals, kn'""
Monnot metals.