Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-01-31
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costs against Alexander Hashim. main
ager Of the Grand Opera House. Phila-
delphla, for breach of a contract made
with her IN june, 1900. Miss Ioftus
claimed She was TO get $1,000 for week
at the Grand, and played six perform
anceS, when she tainted on the stage on
account of the defective sanitary condi-
ton of the theater. She was advised bv
her doctor that it would be dangerous
for her to attempt TO finish her week
She sued for the performances in which
she played.
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester.
VINO arrived on the Lucania, will remain
IN America several months and will make
a a.. visit to Chicago. The duchess was
Miss zimmerman of Cincinnati.
John D. Rockefeller returned to Lake
wood, \. j., from Atlantic City. This is
ms first visit there in thirteen years. \
local physician was called to examine
Mr.. Rockefeller's throat, and the latter
offered him $1,O00,00O if he would pro-
VIDE him with Il new. healthy stomach.
These two organs give Mr. Rockefeller
great trouble and he is compelled TO live
on the simplest sort of diet.
Friends of former Mayor Abram s.
Hewitt, whose death has brought him
call with interest the romance that sur
runded his marriage. Mr.. Hewitt. in his
Younger days, was n tutor of the Cooper
children and was travelling in the Medi-
terranean with Il large party. The YES
sci was wrecked and several people wete
drowned. Young Hewitt showed remark
able bravery, and was the direct means
OF saving Miss Cooper's life. The friend
snip that Sprang up in consequence rip
RDpU INFO love and Shprtlt- of o,.I he
young woman placed her life in Mr.
Hcwitt's keeping.
John 5. Sargent, the painter of por-
traits, has come back to the United
States on the Lucania. his first visit here
IN hive years. Mr.. Sargent comes primari-
y on this visit to paint the portrait of
President Roosevelt and to supervise the
placing of another installment of his dec
oratlve panels n the Boston public IL
Drary. He VIII also paint a number of
PORTRAITS which he has been commissioned
to do. lie shipped the additional paint
lngs III his categorical series for the Bos-
ton library on freighter, which will be
due at Boston in a few days.
William Lawrence, the baritone, and
stage manager of the Princess Chic"
Company, has been married to the prima
donna of the organization, Miss Hermit
one Hazelton. The wedding was the emil
mlnation of a five weeks romance. Miss
HazeltOn' real name is Caroline Hud-
son, and her home is Englewood a sub
urb of Chicago. Two years ago she went
on the stage as a chorus girl in the Tor
eador," and there attracted the notice Of
kirke la Shelle, who suggested to John
SlOcum that he engage her for princess
Chic to take the place Of Marguerite
Sylvia. who had left the company Miss
UaZelton would never have succeeded,
although naturally gifted, had it not been
for the tact, patience and long stage eX-
perience of Mr.. Lawrence. She was
grateful and he was ardent, and five
weeks after the company opened they
were married.
Hawthorne Beach, near Port Chester.
one of the favoritc summer resorts on the
sound is doomed. The wealthy New
Workers who have purchased it are to
clear off all the dancing pavilions and
other buildings and turn it into choice
residence property. With the passing of
Hawthorne Beach. which is near the
homes of Charles II. and II. II. Mallory
w. l.. MarStOn, John II. Hanan, Henry
Huss and other New Workers. Rye Beach
will be the only resort on the Westches-
ter shore of the sound open to the public
next season. and it is controlled by a
syndicate of wealthy residents of Rye
which was organized for purifying it and
maintaining good order.
Mrs Herbert G. Squiers. wife of the
United States minister to Cuba, arrived
from Havana Mrs. Squiers was injured
by fall caused by sudden lurch of the
vessel, and had to be helped ashore.
\ bomb made of gas pipe and loaded
with gunpOwder was found on the
steps of the residence of Peter Doel-
ger, a wealthy brewer. The fuse had
been ignited but had gone out. Peter
DOelger, Jr.. said his father could not
be induced to think that there was any
thing worth worrying over in the case.
He asked. however, that the detectives
continue their investigation for Il while.
Doclger added that he had no personal
enemies and no one i'll the family had
any, 50 far as he knew.
DIR. r. r. Trotter, the physician in at
tendance on Miss Clara Morris. the ac-
treSs. announced that his patient must
cancel all engagements and have ahsO-
lutte rest for an indefinite period. Miss
Morris suffers from nervous breakdown,
coupled with intermittent fever.
During 4 dinner party at the home Of
Mrs. Maturin Livingston thief stole a
sable 0yercoat valued at 5000. owned by
Darius O. Mills. who was guest An.
other coat, belonging TO another guest,
was also taken.
One of John D. Rockefeller'S intimate
friends denied most cmphatically the
stories sent ont from Atlantic City
concerning Mr.. Rockefcller's health
MIR. Rockefeller is in fine condition. .
he said. IF l can enjoy as good health
at Mr.. Rockefeler's age as he does at
present | shall be well satisfied. lie is
living a simple regular life here Mt Lake
wood and it agrees with him wonder
fully well. He has fine. rudy color.
walks with a sprngy step and his eyes
have the sparkle of health. He does