Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-04-12
IN GAy NEN YORK.
Scenes and incidents Of Everyday
Lie in the Paris Of A nerica. ~

Lie in the Paris Of A nerica. ~
z. T. Brosseau. a Chicago board of
trade man. was robbed of a $3.50 watch
by newsboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Travers Jerome
nave moved into their new home at :
Rutlers street.
Vanderbilt's man-killing and trouble
making automobile, white Ghost" has
been sold to John b. Drake of Chicago.
Twenty-eisht Russian carriage horses
Of the Orloh breed have Just been
brought 10 New York. This is said to
be the FIRST importation of Russian
heavy harness horses ever seen in the
United States.
At meeting of the hoard of govern
ors Of the Automobile Club of America
Charles NJ. Schwab, president of the
United states Steel corporation. has
been elected a member. Mr.. Schwab is
an enthusiastic automobiles.
\ single page folio of The Charge of
the Light Brigade" the original rough
proof sheet corrected by Tennyson be
fore it was printed in the Examiner has
been sold at auction for $40 1t was
from the collection of A. j. Morgan.
\ new departure in the way of a pri-
waite entertainment was dinner given at
the Central Park Casino by Mrs. O. II.
7. Belmont and Mrs. Orme Wilson.
Jointly, to about forty guests. The af-
fair will set a new fad which will prob
ably be popular during the spring.
There is still great deal of dining at
a..
Cornelius Vanderbilt have parties at
Sherry's on Sunday evenings, and also
once or twice during the week. Mrs.
Mackay goes a great deal to the play.
and often gives little dinners. There
seems to be little disposition to 90 to the
country, and town is having a revival of
favor.
Liberty statue on Bedloe's island is to
be lighted more brilliantly than ever be
fore. BY direct order of President
Roosevelt, the war department has taken
charge of the matter, and the light.
which was let go out by the lighthouse
board because of lack of funds. will be
burning again in n few days. Powerful
dynamos have been ordered which will
furnish means of illuminating both the
interior and the exterior of the statue.
A "Shaun Reek" baby was born in
Bellevue Hospital on Thursday Ac-
cordins to old Irish lore the mother
should be happy, for if you're born on
the first, second or third day of April
the Shaun Reek"-yon'n always be
strong and happy and live long, tradi-
ton says. March, the old Irish sooth-
savers say stole three days from the be
ginning of April, and it's said also that
during those three days cows and other
ruminants exposed to Indictment weather
remain strong and healthy if they sur
vive.
A townfu of raw material for the
making of American citizens came float
ing up the bay when the Batavia steam
ship chartered by the North German
Lloyds arrived from Bremen. with her
load of 1902 souls. all immigrants. This
is the great time of year for immigrants.
But in no previous April have as many
come at one time in one ship. The near
est approach TO the Batavia's record was
that made By the steamship Rhein,
which brought 2400 odd on April last
year.
At the funeral of Prof. T. II. Daniels,
n teacher of music, at the family resi-
dence in Brooklyn. the body of the mu-
sician's pet deg, Baby" lay under the
coffin. The dog was % years old. When
the body of the musician was placed in
the coffin Baby" lay down beneath it
and died as quietly as though he had
fallen asleep. The body was not moved.
so the funeral services were over dog as
well as master. Prof. Daniels was in
TERED in Greenwood. The dogs body
Will be cremated.
ferdinand Bonn, who is to begin al en-
gagement at the Irving Place theateT, ar
rived on the Kronpnnz Wilhelm. Other
German actors on the same steamer
were Adolf ron Sonenthal and Nine.
Helen OdilOn, who are also here to star
under Heinrich Conreid's management,
but who will 90 on brief tour before
opening III this city. Herr Bonn's open
ing part will be that of Franz in Schill-
er's Die Raeurber." He comes with a
reputation for versatility, and during his
stay will have opportunity to prove
whether the reports as TO his ability are
justified, for the repertoire arranged for
his New Noik stay viii make strong de-
mands upon his adaptability to roles
ranging from light comedy to heavy char
acter parts.
The stroller through the streets of the
great metropolis often comes across men
and women selling little odds and ends
for q living VINO not many years ago
were riding in their own carriages. There
is one striking example Of this at pres
ent in the case of a tall and rather slen-
der woman who IS seen in lower Broad
way every afternoon. She is a pencil
vender. Dim traces of former beauty
still lincer in her face. She was once
leading woman in the Pauline Markham
Opera Company. and old theatrical
patrons remember her as the once reign
ing favorite Of the town. She had her
team OF thoroughbreds and her lyeried