Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-25

Maude Come, who for the last three
months has been occurring in this coun-
try as a champion of Ireland, sailed for
home ON La Lorraine.
The wedding Of Harry Symes Lehr and
Mrs. John Xinton Dahlgren will be cell
ebrated on June at II O'Clock in St.
'atrick's cathedral. 1t is the present in
tentlon of Mr.. Lehr to sail for Europe
with his bride on June II.
Mrs. William Winter jefferson. for
merly Christie Mcdonald. with her hus-
band and sister. Belle Mcdonald, and
Frank. youngest son of Joseph Jefferson,
sailed for Southampton on the Kaserin
Maria Theresa.
The condition of Maurice BARRYMORE.
the actor. who is suffering from paresis.
has improved slightly during the past
terest IN his surroundings than when
first taken To the Long island home.
where he has a private cottage. He
takes long walks almost daily with an
attendant but his physician has little
hope that he will ever regain his mental
balance.
Agnes Booth Schaeffel, the well-known
actress. wife of Manager John B.
Schaeffel of the fremont theater, was
seriously hurt at Boston by a fail down
a flight of stairs in the Commonwealth
clubhouse Opening 4 door which for
merry led to another room. she unpXppct-
edly found herself at the head of flight
of steps. and, los;Dg her balance was
precipitated to the bottom. receiving
many severe bruises about her arms and
body and possibly breaking her wrist.
A gentleman who arrived from New
M Fnx. .la,r l.,
gence that the Duke and Duchess OF
Cornwall and York intend to visit New
York in the early part of September, and
that they will also go to Newport on
the Ophir.
For an operation he performed on
Lieutenant WHALE. Formerly military at
ington, which is believed to have saved
Lieutenant Whales life Dr. Caro
Sayini Of this city, has been made by
the King OF Italy a Knight Of the Order
of the Crown of Italy.
The Century Realty company has
bought the block front on the east side
of Sixth avenue. between Forty-third
and Forty-fourth streets for S1.10O,0o0.
This Is the site Of the old Sixth avenue
car stables. II was bought by the Cen
eral Carriage company some years ago.
anu soon after they acquired II the Old
car stables were RI ed The parcel has
frontage in Sixth avenue of about 200
feet. and about 240 feet in each street.
1t has for a long time been considered
by many real estate men as one of the
most valuable properties in what Is
known as the Forty-second street dis
trict of the city.
The Inauguration Of the new pilotagp
system. by which all the pilot boats
work iG combination instead of individu-
ally. has resulted in the withdrawal from
The fleet of three pilot boats, No y. No.
: and No. 4. OF these No. =, the HeSper,
by long odds the most famous of all the
boats, and for many years the talk of the
Boston water front on account of her
speed aud her other excellent qualities,
has been sold. Her purchaser is Andrew
e. Wheelwright, a retired merchant of
extent her interior and touching her up
as 4 cruising yacht.
Dr. Thomas Tucker Wilkinson and
Miss Rector, Il daughter of The late Dr..
PierSan Rector, VINO was Il Surgeon III
the United States army, became en-
"a ged :. November last Their betrothAi
was celebrated by . dinner given at a
New York hotel. and they werr to have
been married iE Hume II was rot known
publicly until few days since that the
engagement had been broken in tebru-
ary last. and that the reason given was
that Dr. Wilkinson had negro blood in
his veins. Miss Rector and her mother