Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-03-07

Il
of Shakespearian revivals at the Column
bia Theater in Washington.
j. T. Morgan, accompanied by several
members of his family and a party of
friends. are on a Southern trip, which
will probably take them as far as Cuba.
The trip will be one of recreation.
At the annual meeting of the Chicago
& Northwest Telegraph Company, Will
liam L. Noonan of Minneapolis was elect
ed president and A. r. Brewer of New
York secretary and treasurer.
Maude Adams. having recovered from
the fatigue of returning from Europe late
last fall. will sail again early in March.
She will spend some time in London,
where plans tor her new play are under
way,
William A. Brady has secured from
Mrs. Frank Norris, widow OF the novel
ist, the dramatic rights to The Pit"
the Chicago board OF trade Story which
the Wheat" Clyde Fitch probably will
put the story into stage form.
Detectives made a careful search of
the outgoing steamship La Champagne
for Anarchists, but found none Fran
he had confessed that four reds" were
going to Europe to attend an Anarchistic
convention preliminary to killing Il few
kings, was held for examination.
The new type OF cigar store which
came in with the trust management of
retail depots, is quite as palatial as the
smoking rooms of some of the fine hotels.
The place in the Flatiron building was
the pioneer, and a gorgeously decorated
shop was opened in the St. James build
ing. It is said that the decorations alone
cost $4,000.
1t is announced at the Casino that the
Shuhert brothers have leased the Madi-
son Square Theater for FIVE years from
William III. Emo, the property being a
part of the old Emo estate The Shu-
berts' lease dates from October 1, when
the old lease of Hoyt & Mckee, under
which Charles Frohman sublet the play
house, will expire.
The ambition of many wealthy friends
Of Abram S. Hewitt to honor his memo
~ has taken shape, as was disclosed by
Mayor Low when he announced that j.
Pierpont Morgan has subscribed $4,000.
William E. Dodge $4,000 and Andrew
Carnegie $4,000 to a fund Of $500, 1000.
to be known as the ''Abram S Hewitt
Endowment of the Cooper Union"
A check for 100000 has been received
by the trustees of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art as the first payment on the
bequest made to the museum under the
will of the late Jacob s. Rogers. the mil
honalre locomotive builder of Paterson,
\. j. Further payments are expected
to follow in the regular course of the set
tiement of the estate, and it is said the
amount which the museum is likely to re-
% q Z g
Miss Mary Anderson may again act in
New York. Friendship for Miss Clara
Morris may bring Miss Anderson again
before an audience in New York. She
has expressed n desire to take part in
the benefit which is being arranged to re-
heye the financial distress of her former
nrai on the stage, and in letters to
friends here she declares her intention
OF gratifying it if she can order her
personal affairs to permit the indulgence.
Mansfield Allen, an editor employed by
nodd, Mead d Co. and Il writer for the
hookman and other magazines. was re-
moved from a furnished room at 2S West
Eighteenth street suffering from choral
poisoning. He died at the New York
Hospital an hour later. He had taken
I4U grains of the poison. While the
police believe it is a case OF suicide. they
an editor and q friend of Allen. who
was With him on the fatal evening
1t has just been learned that the
haronneSs de FOntenillart, who is an
aunt of the Duchess of Marlborough aud
Z sister of Mrs. Oliver II. T. Belmont,
Ias obtained, in Paris. a divorce from the
aaron. The baroness has been permitted
% resume her maiden name of Miss Mimi
smith Baron de Fontenillart, with
Iount tltzjames. secured some notoriety
w reason Of a thrilling boat adventure
at me time Of the Martinique disaster
w. SnIe attempting TO explore the shores of
st. Pierre
6rants monument, on Riverside drive.
y ar last 10 be finished The commission
~ charge has authorized its president 10
appoint committee of five to raise the
necessary S150,000 for the purchase of
ne bronze figures which viii complete
ne monument as originally designed
4 triumphant figure of Victory is to
ne placed on the top Of the monument:
mere are to be four emblematic figures
IN bronze at the four corners, four
tqueStrian figures are TO be erected over
front -
Standing beneath a wedding bell of
EuEe roses and lilies. Miss Mary Stone
ED daughter of the late Cyrus w
pleld, Jr., was married 10 DIR. Henry S.
Teller recently. The wedding was
nj, I1e climax of romance which began
"uen the. young woman, Oyertaxed by
Sccai duties at home and abroad. sought
50 III a sanitarium and found in the
lung Physician, who was then chief of
~ medical corps, lover who be-
TT,,.ue her husband Returning from a
11-uropean trip last autumn, Miss Field
E%eht to the sanitarium at Stamford.
Ohh.; Tor nervous troubles DR.. Pfeifer
''ehded her and won her heart.
Nhe Partisan custom adopted recently
~ one or two New York restaurants is
7. H.; regarded with favor by their patrons.
-