Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-05-02
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Vincenzo Cucaro of Naples, Italy,
seaman ON the steamship Galiia, was
held in $500 bail on Il charge of trying
TO smuggle 106 pearl necklaces.
No further Withdrawals OF trust cOmpa-
MES from the clearing house have been
announced, but it is known that at least
five companies are seriously considering
such action.
The wedding of Miss Caroline Phelps
Stokes the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes, to Robert Hunter.
the manager of the university settlement
in Eldridge street, will be celebrated on
Tuesday, June 8, at the country place
of the brides parents at NorOton, Conn.
Broadway Bank voted to consolidate
with the Mercantile National Bank. The
consolidation will go into effect tomorrow,
and the business of the Broadway bank
from now ON will be conducted at the
headquarters of the Mercantile National.
A verdict for $4,000 damages was
awarded by jury in the supreme court
in the suit brought against the New
York Central railroad by the heirs of
Alfred NJ. Perrin of New Rochelle, for
mer president of the United States Bag
Company, who was killed in the Park
avenue tunnel accident
Rev. DIR. Charles II. Parkhurst, pastor
of the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, announces that a fund of $42,-
400 has been raised to cover the deficit
in = n aI,
tional building and to complete the $780,,
600 endowment for the support of the
prospective new church.
1t is believed that the cigar war is
nearing its end, and it is reported that
the United Cigar Stores Company has
lost 100000 a month since the fight has
been in progress. An official of the COM
pany says it has raised the price of inn
ported cigars about 10 per cent to cover
the cost of its rebate certificates.
1t has been suggested that wings in
the shape of balconies at each story be
placed ON the "tiatiron" building to obyi-
ate the disastrous wind detection. 1t is
now almost impossible for ladies OF pass
the structure on windy day. 1t is held
that the balconies will prevent the wind
from sweeping down the sides of the
building and striking the sidewalk.
John d. Rockefeller. head of the Stan
dard Oil Company, has found a health
tonic-and, incidentally, hair tonic
N the Scotch game of golf. 1t seems
fiat he and his physicians attribute his
return to health to the game. He has
just returned from visit to California,
where he spent most of his time on the
links with his head barred to the suns
rays.
Friends of Nine. Milka Ternina. the
soprano, who has been i'll in Germany for
several months, have just learned that
her condition it now more serious than
it has ever been. She is still at the house
of DR.. Erb Heidelburg. where she went
Tor treatment some months ago. Since
then two operations were performed.
Last winter at Munich one side of her
face was paralyzeG.
The LIQUOR dealers Of the Eastern dis
trict have decided that pints must go,
and that in the future, or after May /,
on which date the increase in the liquor
tax goes into effect, beer will be sold at
the rate of 212 pounds for 10 cents.
Whisky or wine will not he dispensed at
less than 10 cents a glass, and cheese,
product on which it Is thought Gov.
OdefS upstate adherents grow rich, will
be banished from all free lunch counters.
DdNlu IeiaSCO IN announcing MS LueaI-
rical plans for next season said lie would
make specta cular production entitled
humpty Dumpty' at the New York
theater that viii Outshine anything of the
sort that has been done here. The project
Is said 10 involve an outlay Of 100000.
This and The Truth Tellers' will he
the managers greatest productions next
year. Belasco plans, too, production Of
Macbeth next season with Mrs. Car
ter as Lady Macbeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi +. Morton and the
Misses Morton will return from Europe
this summer and will take possession of
their large new camp on Eagle island. in
the Adirondacks. 1t is expected that the
Marquis and Marquise de Bosom Peri
sord viii also come over. in which case,
It will be the first visit Of the Mortons'
s0n-in-law to this side. Mr.. Morton's for
mer camp, on the upper Saran9c lake,
has been rented for the season by Mr..
aud Mrs. Percy Rivington Pyne
Armed with documents to verify his
claim to nobility, Marquis Arthur de
Mayo Durrazzo of Naples. Italy. is in
New York with the avowed intention of
marrying an American heiress and in
evidence of his earnestness recently ad-
yertised to this effect. The MARQUIS
thinks New York is the Mecca for
heiresSes. There is more money in New
York than in all Europe" he said, when
asked why he came to New York in
stead Of going to some other large CITY
on see, | am young and would ike a
Young and beautiful bride with the large