Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-09-14


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is .aEntrr Mrs Daft VIII x1Si7 New
q,r1 md VIII he 1he guest 0f Mss FA~s-
lT 1zst.d- he SISTER Ct The l41t Mrs
TiEraE Stevens and the aun1 II Mrs.
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u Chicago
William Hayes. for fwen-y. wears enc
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re wc-ld 21l 21oDE Broadway. j. in
ne hospital On Wards island. suffering
VIII lAzreslS. Billy" Raves. * t.vtrr-
t1aa calls MIN has mSa5 half dozen
.lrtaEes- In enc year his coazmai <S5onS
are sad 10 have aggregated $SA.tKtA
ManeE 10 him meant nothing except
& 1aet hing 70 spend. and he ,alSburSei Il
WIKI the same ease that he maa, H. He
believes now that he i possessed of an
IMMENSE fortune. He probably VIII he
.aksu IL private institution.
Acting on the announcement thar T.ov9
Francis Hope the husband q May Yohe.
fte actress. whose recent eSc2pade in San
Francisco with Ma. Putnam Bra6lea
Str91g created . sensation. had taken
-he initiative IN proceedings against his
Rlfe for an absolute divorce. Unnamed
D. Friend. Lady Hopes lawyer, cab}ea
ts the MesSrs. Madison, solicitors fer
Lord Francis Hope: win accept Serv-
ICE # divorce papers in behalf Of Lady
Hope As Yet l have received no re-
ply. and do not expect one for q day or
50" said Mr. Friend. Lady Hope is in
The Orient.
Carrie Nation went to Coney Island
sezin on Monday. She made the trip
Inc island she was met by determined
licking woman.
Say. said the woman, ARE you Car
lie Nation%"
I am replied the Ratchet wielder.
We'll, / keep a saloon ana | want to
say To you that if you ente' it and at
tempt to smash anything III break your
face.
Mrs. Nation opened her mouth in as
constituent, but all she said was "Oh.
Oh Then she hurried away.
Henry Field Dickens. X c.. sixth son
Of Charles Dickens. the novelist, with
bis two daughters. Olive and Elaine, are
coming to New York. They arrived at
Qaebec recently. and have been guests of
the Misses Gertrude and Fanny Kellogg
Al their summer home on Lake Cham
FSln. Mr.. Dickens is spoken Of in For
epr's Life" as Little Hal. although his
flther always addressed him as Mr.
He is a prominent member Of the
London bar, and belongs to the Athe-
naeum club. He was also chairman of
the Boz club, which once a year assem-
bes in Rochester and visits Gads Hill.
All travelling records at the Grand
Central station were broken on Wednes-
day. The tremendous rush continued
throughout the day and night to such an
extent that the railroads could hardly ac-
c0mmOdate the traffic. An average of
a9UOD persons come and go through the
Grand Central daily, but in the last two
days this number has been almost quad.
rupled. Most If this enormous travel is
coming into New York and represents the
summer tourists. So great is the incom-
llg traffic that it is almost impossible
for persons to get sleeping car accom-
nodatlons unless they have applied long
ahead.
The Society fer the Prevention Of
Crime made what Agent Dillon calls the
biggest raid yet on poolrooms. The place
i chartered club opposite the Waldorf
Astoria. Those in charge Of the raid al
e2e that the club is run hy Thomas +.
Reynolds. assignee for Honest" John
Kelly. Over 100 men were in the place.
GaI only five were arrested-S. j.
heefe. cashier; Ernest Morgan. card
Er'ier; Thomas Walsh, sheet writer, and
t"o citizens. The warrants were issued
ty Justice jerome. The prisoners were
,2ken TO the station and Justice Jerome
. ,el word that he would accept bail in
s-'Ao each.
Here is q new story Of The First
sa.-l. Miss Rita Winfield Appeared a
-s@ weeks ago at one Of the New York
,,yi- gardens as a solo yioiaist. Lionel
= Fence was the stage manager ot the
= t4e time tl1t Hiss " lD8Fl1
80 On he stood in the wings and lis
at 10 The beautiful music. Then. one
-@- after the performance, he WINS
.- beautiful story into the ear ~
fl9.nis-. The other day she changed
zane, and she VIII hereafter appear
- IL sage as Mrs. Lone. Lawrence.
80 sage manager admits that * was
s"e- t01es u me v.o..a mat first
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"--e his friends were searching New
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AID r.ay right dsz6 II -Ae
4a1s ao@plta. under az operation
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-f compose N many popular
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