Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-18

Augustus Leonard, cousins, aud niec
ami nephew OF Mrs. Charles l.: AR
who, with her husband, was Killed ID a.
automobile accident n fTahSg' Were MAJ "a
home CT the bridegroom parents, M
anu Mrs. Joshua Leonard: Tic bride g
beneficiary under the Wlil oL her gun
ana already has received $bOUD OF hel
snare OF me estate ouJ 81 tesi'ct1 U.s.
AIRS. t3ir memory oniy FciatiFe ann =
rev If'tl4s were lfeSeAt ~ iHe "e,'ilit-
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Ill cr..,, ,o',l,-,; I,o 10 n frsct},ra
nf ~ S,,;ra n, Rornor rareivrd his
ratsl iniiIr,. Inv - fan IRON tree at Ills
summer lone lie Ind climbed the tree
~ v.hin aovvn cl,.t.,,i4q for his children
fall which resulted in his death.
\ report has gained currency in the
financial district that u. O. Mills. owner
of the Mills building, and J. Pierpont
Morgan, owner of the ei-MorGan
binding, have reached an agreement
whereby the two buildings will bc pulled
down and modern tweuty-onc-story sky
Scrapcr Office building erected on the site.
fashioned. Six-st0ry white building, but
.hr NiIlN Huiot VI Is NOR ,noutlh ~
.."rS 10 New York are invariably sur
prlsed al the rather mean appearance OF
the building occupied by the Morgan hrm.
Beotrice Grenyllle, one of the six Eng
llsh dancing girls who were brought to
this country to appear in THE Silver
slipper mt the broadway theater, met
champagne dance the other day. Miss
Erenvile, who Is considered one OF the
best dancers and the highest kicker in
the SeXtette, in making an extra hitch
and high kick. slipped, turned salf
S0mersault and fell to the stage prac-
tically head first striking the stage with
her left shoulder 1t was dislocated and
the ligaments in her right arm were
strained
c,n, AIo,opdor poso p;ror has baop
o,,n.iutad SNcn,,T dau,,,, naIico commits.
sirn,r b,, re-, portr;d|roP 10 6Ij tho
,,a,nno,. c,uon1 Ia. ~ rosirrotio, nm
S"t,,m19, 90 ia,,t ~ C,J rtTrtta, NToi
E,oin,.;,'. IT II ELs1nin snconJ dcnntv
ia,,'n;ss;onn, IN nhor,tn ~ Rrnot,IrT
,d o,,no, ,.n ,,rnn,oto al - tho ros;
j., ' ,hor,a a. oS tbat icrr;torv
Crnigie the novnlist known ms ".Iobn
Oliver Uobhes." and brother of Mrs.
Josiah r Nareou OF Rrool;lyn. arrived
on the Campania. MIR. Richards has
lived tbirty-four yaors IL; England. lie
il nm American by birth. being the grand
son of DR. James Richards. The founder
and president OF Auburn Theological
Seminary
Mrs l. y I.n;tnr and Daisy T.eitnr
mother and sister 10 Lady Curzon. sailed
~ tho ISo;sor XVilhelm dor Crosse FOR
durbar at Delhi in January as the guest 5
OF the yiceroy and yiccreiue cf India.
Mrs. Letter carries with her an elab-
orate wardrobe When in London Mrs.
Letter and her daughter will order the
regulation court robes which will be
worn during the ceremony. During this
visit Mrs. Letter will see her two grand.
Letter and Miss Letter reach Simla,
where the summer palace Of the viccroy
is situated, they will be met by an escort
which will accompany them to Delhi
Mrs Letter will return to America in
February. or March but Miss Letter will
al I.t