Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-07-26

manning only three months in one place
Inc regular New York company opens
| mere, while the Willie Collier company
opens in Chicago and the other one in
Boston. At the end OF three months
the companies exchange cities, putting Il
new one in Il city.
One million dollars worth Of presents
bestowed by relatives and friends on
Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane and vii
liam Bradhurst Osgood Field on their
recent marriage in Lenox have been
shipped 20 New York city, and are now
either under guard in the ear in which
theF made the trip or have been trans
ferred to a safety deposit vault to be
| stored until the fortunate bride and
groom establish themselves in home.
Great secrecy was maintained in ship
| ping the treasure, and the present loca-
tlon OF the valuable articles is unknown,
| except to the few persons directly con-
teerned in protecting them.
| Karl Won Bismarck. who claims 10 h,
Q nephew of Prince Won Bismarck, was
| Sent back % Germany with a new out iii
OF clothes. money in his pocket and his
| ticket purchased, all by Germans of New
York city. Bismarck on June - en-
tered the Office of a Fifty ninth stree,
architect and stole some tapestries
| When arraigned he pleaded guilty. and
was about to be sentenced when he made
! his. identity known. He said that his
/ father had been German consul at Pckin
| from 1896 to 1879 and that his brother
| was n judge. He came to this country
| for the purpose of enlistinS in the United
| States army, hut found that he was un-
| able to do that. He worked for time as
| baker. At the time he committed the
ItIGn1nral- SoIA 10, 4
| TO II because of hunger. An invcsYi"t-
ton was made into ms case and his story
| corroborated. The judge suspended sen
! tence. and interested Germans sent III.
! young nan home.
The heirs Of tho late Henry NJ. Ben.
| nett Of Pittsburg decided 10 allow The
VIII to he admitted to probate, which II
| a victory for Miss Laura Rgear. the
| actress of New York. who iS the larscS,
| beneficiary under the viii Miss Rig
| gar had been 4 nurse FOR Mr. Rpnurit
| tor over five years. BY the provisions
| of the Will she viii receive $1NOn in ten
DAYS and $500 annuaiiy as long az She
lives. She is also hequeathcd 90 pc.
cent Of Mr.. Benefits P!ttsburG stock.
and a house and lot at 40 Eas: Eighty
third street, New York. The estate +,
| said 10 be worth 100000. Laura Rig
| gar was married 10 Burt Havcrly. tn
/ minstrel but left her husband aftrs
| meeting Henry NJ. Bennett, the million
| aire horseman. in pijtSburg. IA. HavcI.
/ ~ sued Bennett for 100000 Tor tn
| alienation OF his wicc's affections. hu.
| the case was settled hy the granting of
| . divorce.
There is renewed interest over the
mysterious shots which wc-, fired in tn
| fashionable section of Newport ami The
| scandal which lies behind them. Tho
/ police department WAS on the verge or
| dropping the whole affair. believing M
gossip had no foundation. hut one Of the
| policemen stumbled over IN important
! clue, which was 10 the effect thar firm
| OF Newport GLACIERS Supplied thrn" paocs
! of glass for a cottage this week Thp
two shots were heard ny a man residing
in Nindale road. Il was also wei
| established that window was broken ~
a hurried flight. An effort has bees
made to hush the matter up Gossip has
il that the man who did the shooting
was rich Philadelphian. the man who
/ fed so hastily was an even wealthior
New Yorker. and tn, woman who is said
| 10 have been wounded j. the Ihi,aGc.-
pnian's WIFE