Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-02-08

life, has been robbed Of $1,000 worth of
jewery.
J. O'Donovan Rosa, editor of the
United Irishman. famous in connection
with the Irish nationalist movements is
seriously i'll at his home at Mariners
Harbor, S. |. 1t was said at his home
that he is resting comfortably, but that
his condition is serious.
New York is 10 have a new hotel, cost
ing 100000. 1t is to cover an entire
block of ground and be eighteen stories
high. 1t will be the highest hotel in the
city. The site is valued at another ST.
100000. 1t is the block bounded by
Broadway, Fifty-seventh street, Eighth
avenue and Fifty-eighth street French
renaissance will be the style of architec-
ture.
The application of former Deputy Com
missioner of Police William $. Devery
TO have the law aboliShing the office of
chief of police of New York city de-
clared unconstitutional was denied by
Justice Leventritt in the Supreme court
on the grounds that, though he had some
doubt as to the cOnstitutionality of the
law, he held it legal in order that the
appellate division may render a decision
as soon as possible.
J. Pierpsnt Morgan was nearly
mObbed the other morning at the Ham
burg American line pier in Hoboken bv
q crowd of persons ciamoring for tins
Mrs Morgan sailed on the Columbia for
Genoa, and Mr.. Morgan was surrounded
by crowd of telegraph messengers,
deck hands. stewards, and other en-
ployes. all anxious to do something for
the tinancier, and incidentally to separate
him from some of his coin. Not one was
rewarded. however.
Miss Pauline Chase, whose prettiness
and pink pajamas in The Liberty
Belles" brought her fame, will marry
Alexander Dow, a millionaire. A pret-
tier girl than Miss Chase has not deco
rated the stage hereabout for many a
day, and in retirement into private life
where, like other stage brides, she will
seek the seclusion which matrimony
play, The Liberty Relles.' will say sin
cerely, we mourn our loss"
Society is gathering its traps to HE
itself to Southern climes. The last balls
and dances of the season. the last bril-
liant display of jewels and gowns at the
opera. and the last receptions and formal
dinners, which take place within the next
ten days or more, will be a grand finale
TO very prosperous winter season. Then
all the gay world will hasten to Palm
Beach, Aiken, Jacksonville. Augustine
''AAN SChtl isldAAus 1IfC SIOEIOuS DfIltdI-
cy of the charity ball will mark the end
Lady Constance Mckenzie. sister Of
the Countess Cromar1ie. arrived on the
Imbria. She is a niece OF the Duke of
Sutherland, who is her guardian. She
was accompanied on the voyage by her
cousin, Hugo Barring, and went to the
home of Mrs. Charles Stuart Dodge,
who viii chaperon the young woman dur
ing her stay in America. Lady Con-
stance, although only 10, has travelled
much She expects to make a tour of
The western states before going back to
England.
The engagement of Miss May Van
Allen. daughter of ]. J. Van Allen, to
Robert Reading Remington is an
nounced. Miss Van Allen is now in Eu-
rope with her father and sister The
wedding will probably take place at
Newport during the summer. The bride
Is i7ch in her own right, having inherited
fortune of several million dollars from
her mother, who was a daughter Of Mrs.
William Aston. Mr.. Remington is
lawyer and member of the Calumet and
other clubs.
One of the bright wits of the Waldorf
Astoria has found that there is some
occult connection between painting and
railway mana gement-water colors and
1avorite toys are locomotives, was dis
cussing a few pictures he picked III
while strolling earlier in the way up on
ruth avenue. The purchase was a
mere iL, bagatelle, costing only 100000.
The gem Of the lot" said the mag
nate, lis st. Paul in Prison." Where
at bon vivant exclaimed: "Do you
mean the common or preferred?
A lot of sails and rigging belonging to
pr Thomas Lipton's yacht Shamrock ii.
ieit from the fire at the yard of the
Jonn n. Robins company. in Brooklyn,
d. Few weeks ago, was sold for S430.
mere was a large crowd of spectators
oh hand, but a whole lot was sold 10
one man. The sails We're made of the
NEST canvas and linen, and one of the
Sels IS said to have cOst $SOtB. Ii is
believed there are several thousand yards
VI the cloth not injured by the fire, and
II mIdew has not ruined it the pur
NuaSer probably viii make a large profit.
Though not yet announced by the
manager, it is a fact that Charles FToh
man has secured 4 dramatization Of
Tom Sawyer" The play has been
TIade from Mr.. Clemens book by Paul
hester. the American dramatist, who
wrote Mile. Mars" which Mrs. Langtry
produced at the Imperial theateT, Lon
Ue43' With the news regarding the
ION Sawyer" play comes the infOrma-
lon that its sequel. "Huckleberry Finn
nus been again dramatizcd-this time for
Jerome Syiles-and version of "A Yam
nee IN the Court of Arthur has been
prepared for Dan DAILY.
AT the Waldorf-Astoria the other night
NE annual charity bali in aid of the
Nursery and Childs hospital brought to-
IlheF representative gathering of New
13IK society. Since 1857 the charity
III with cessation during the years of
we Owl war, has held a place in the So
dl aoinss of the winter, and has gained
instruction all its own. 1t has been
ttohsldered the right thing for daughters
succeed their mothers in the manage
Int OF the hospital and also of the ball, |
~ although tickets have always been
paohciy sold, the high standard through |
'1' all these years has been maintained. |
., Cnless the portico of the Pabst hotel, |