Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-05-16

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assumed her mothers maiden name.
Miss C-ocker inherited a large fortune
from her grandmother
Big BIZ Devery. New York former
| chief of police. political power and just
| now diScredited member of the Tam
/ many nall general committee. acknewl-
/ edges defeat NJ the hands OF Capid. His
only daughter, Anna, aged 10, eloped
! recently and married Edward Fink
| barely beyond his majority. Big Bill
| hunted and found the couple later and
parental forgiveness followed.
1t was announced that Miss Ada Re
han and Otis Skinner are to play together
| next fall in repertoire under the manage
ment of Liehlcr & Co The reDcrtoir,,
| will consist of The Tanning ST tho
| Shrew." with Miss Rehan aS katherine
and skinner as Fetruehio; The Mcr-
chant of Venice" Miss Rekau PLAYING
Portia and Mr. Skinner ShyIock: and
The School for Scandal" with Miss Re
| han * Lady Teazle unI Skinner as
! Charles Surface.
Actors who have recently iourneycd to
AmityyIlle, Long Island. come back with
doleful reports on the condition OF
! Maurice Barrymore. Though il is near
| ~ year since the doctors gave up hope
of restoring the once prince Of Thespians
Barry has surprised them all :. th his
vitality. Now. however. it appears thar
| the end is near, and though he is still
able to move about steady decline in
his physical powers has lately been
noted.
A rich man who HIS joined the multi
tudc in New York since his quick fortune
came to him was entertaining friends az
DINNER the other night. The service was
magnificent and so was the dinner. The
wife. gorgeOusly clad. reigned over the
table. During a lull in conversation, the
rich man watched servant who was
dCXterouSly removing crumbs from the
table. Then he looked down the glisten-
ing table at his jeweled wife and re-
marked: sadie, remember when you
used to shake the table cloth ont of the
back door to the henS?"
In connection with the formal organiza-
ton of the Underground Electric Rail
ways company of London. limited, the
Speyer- IerkeS intramural system, IL was
learned that loan of $4,000, 900 on ten
years . per cent. notes has been ar
ranged at once to meet construction and
other expenses. OF the total amount
S1J, 100000 will be underwritten in Lon
don by the syndicate managed By Speyer
Bros, and S15,O00,0OO will be underwent
ten in this country by a syndicate organ
lied by Speyer & Co. and the Old Colony
Trust company of Boston.
Great INCREASE in immigration from
Ireland is shown by the record of the
first four months of this year. compared
with the same period of other recent
years. Statistics given out today show
the arrival of S206 Irish immigrants for
the four months ending April 80, against
! 40G2 for the same period last year. For
several years there was a falling off in
| Irish immigration. All other natiOnai-
| ties which come here show Il larger per-
centage of males than females. but of the
Irish coming this year about 20 per cent.
are females. Many are girls in their
teens.
Nearly 500 eviction cases came up in
| the fourth municipal court May /.
Many of the evicted tenants told pitiful
| stories. The increase in the number of
| evicrions on this May l over May /
year ago is said to be about 100 per
| cent, and the increase over the number
on April | of this year about % per
cent. This state of affairs is partially
due TO the fact that the tearing away
| of tenement buildings to make way for
the approach to the East river bridge and
| of others to make way for parks has
diminished the dwelling cara of this dis
! trict considerably.
To teach the gospel through the eye by
means of a religious theater is the plan
of Herbert Booth, son of Gen Booth.
whose sensational resignation from The
Salvation Army is still a mystery. The
movement | am going to start he said,
rs meant to solve the problem 0f The
unreachcd masses. My appeal is To- the
eye. am going to have in this city
great thea;tr with a powerful company
Of christian actors. / expect to get such
great writers as Canon Farrar was 30
write powerful dramas for me. These !
Niil have tod in continuous pictures 10y
the ciLe,aatoGraph.'
DIR. Lyman Abbott. in an address be-
fore the Society for Ethical Culture on
the Law Of Service, said he had no
new story to tell. we are n social or
ganism.' he went on. The physical law
was not made by man and cannot be UNI
made by him. The social law was not
made by man and cannot be unmade by
him. 1t is often asked why there has
been So little development in thousands
Of years of the worlds history. The
history The world of men is no older
than the age Of the oldest man active in
it. Everybody born into the world knows
as little as Adam. if there ever was an
Adam
According to Roland +. Molineux's IA
thcr there will lie a contest in the divorce
proceedings instituted by the young
mans wife at Sioux Falls. 1t is not
stated upon what grounds the contest
will be made. Young MolineuX has been
employed i'll his fathers paint factory
ever since his release and is said to have
become quite an expert chemist in this
line. Friends of Mrs. MolineuX say that
after obtaining a divorce she will re-
turn to New York and become the bride
of wealthy lawyer living here. The
name of the lawyer is being guarded as
closely as are the plans for the divorce
proceedings against MolineuX.
Mrs. John G.. Carlisle. wife OF the for
mcr secretary of the treasury, was driving
on Fifth avenue when one Of the horses
slipped. bursting blood vessel. Mrs
Carlisle was on the way To the Thirty
fourth street ferry when the horse fcm,
While waiting for veterinary who had
been summoned, Mrs. Carlisle sat on the
asphalt pavement and put the animals
head in her Ian She pattpd and rubbed