Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-05-30
IN GAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents of Everyday
Life 10 the Paris Of America. -

Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life 10 the Paris Of America. -
Mr. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
are to cruise i'll the Valiant The yacht
has gone to Havre from Nice.
Senator Arthur Z. German was a pas
senger on the American transport liner
Minnehaha, which sailed for London
Mrs. German accompanied him.
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse sailed for Cherbourg and carried
out S2,323. 900 of gold for Paris. This
is the largest gold shipment arranged
this year.
Laurence Irving. the son of Sir Henry
Irving, was married to Mabel Hackney
of Swansea May ,. The announcement
was only published a week ago. Young
Irving was at one time engaged to Ethel
Barrymore.
Dandy. the fine Boston terrier belong
ing to Grace George, the actress, went
mad in Central park and had to be shot.
The dog was valuable. Miss George had
owned him for several years. She bought
him rs puppy at the dog show.
Howard Gallup of New York city and
Santa Barbara, Cal, is dead at the latter
city. He was a popular clubman and u
man of considerable means. He was Il
member of the Union. Metropolitan,
Racket and University clubs of this city.
The French line steamer La Cham
payne. which arrived from Havre,
brought siXty-fOur religious exiles from
France-four sisters and sixty brothers.
the latter, with two exceptions, being
young students Fcrty-six of the latter
go to Metuchen, \. J. The others will
so to Montreal.
Frank Daniels, the comic opera star.
was thrown from his horse "A short time
ago near his home. in Rye, n. Y. and
was so severely injured that the doctor
says It will be many days before he acts
again. Mr.. Daniels was ON his way
home, and about half mile from the
house, when the horse stumbled and fell.
Seventeen coach and saddle horses
were shipped on the steamship Mime
mana and it was said they were con
signed to the ROYAL News stables OF
King Edward for whom they have been
purchased by Douglas II. Grand. The
animals are blacks and bays, and tho
hnest lot that has left this country for
months.
me sun u 4NdHcF biCH. WHO was me
actress Annie Summervlie of DiXey'S
AdonIs' company. for a separation from
her husband William l.. Rich, diamond
puyer, was thrown out of court by Jus
tee Scott, who remarked that he couldn't
recall any separation suit backed up by
so little evidence The husbands coun-
ter suit for absolute divorce was then be-
gun and his petition was granted
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell has re-
signed the presidency of the National
geographic society. and his resignation
has been accepted by the board of gov
ernors to take effect on the election Of
MS successor, which will not occur until
next winter. Prof Bells reason for re-
nnquiShing the office is that all his time
Is employed and will be for more than a
year 10 come in perfecting his new kite
flying machine.
Adele Richie. the original Mrs. Pine
apple of "A Chinese Honeymoon" is
farly wallOwing in wealth these days
She had herself sued for few hundred
by a Jeweler for repairs on her trinketS,
ana now she has purchased a villa at
Mount Vernon The place is one of
nose Dutch ancestral homes full Of old
traditions and costing a whole lot of
money. Adele has temporarily aban-
doned the stage.
Imprints Of the thumbs, fingers and
palms of all the prisoners now in the
state prison at Auburn and of all those
hereafter to be received. will be kept on
record. Each prisoner will first place
ms thumb on a sheet of paper covered
with printers ink The imprint of the
mixed thumb will then be made on a
ciean sheet Of paper. Each finger will be
separately taken and then the Impression
OF both hands laid fat will be made
Another society woman is to follow
9HiirS. termanus Baer into vaudeville.
Hl4SS katherine Minahan, prominent in
S3ciuslye social circles and protege of
Mrs. Odell wife of the governor, has an
nounced her intention of singing in the
continuous Miss Minahan was much
sought after for Waldorf musicaes dur
NJ the winter, and she appeared under
IN patronage of Mrs. E. b. Odell, Mrs
nent
,One more of the apparently innumer-
4&ige affairs of the late eccentric and
BplLhd millionaire merchant. Charles
l sr;, RouSs. IS the subject Of u
sun brought 10 trial recently in the SUI
irene court. Inc plaintiff brought into
I1uFt boy 10 years old, who said that
yT-iIafIes Broadway RouSs was his father
b ne boy Is called Charles Broadway
FSouS5; the woman calling herself Mrs
SlVo,VO0 from the estate.
Il small elephant standing on its head
=. ~. truck going uptown was a spectacle
.Inat hiled many young souls with delight
tne other afternoon. Director Smith Of
SSinee, Central park menagerie had sent
if9hly SNYDER. the elephant man, ana
Harry Tyson in two-horse truck 10
l"ooken to get the trick baby elephant.
winch arrived Oh the steamship Arcadia