Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-05-09
N GAY NEW YORK.
Scenes and Incidents of Everyday
Life IN the Paris Of America. -

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Life IN the Paris of America. -
Stuart Robson was taken i'll at Au-
burn, \. Y, and his dates for the bal
ance Of this season had been Cancelled.
They covered two weeks in New York,
Ohio and Michigan.
The immigrants landed on Ellis island
Saturday numbered 547S. and included
rosy-cheeked, bright-eyed lot of Irish
lasses and lads, who came in on the
Campania and Celtic.
William J. Pick, a jewelry clerk, al
legged to be $4,000 short in his accounts
with his former employers, was held in
$4,000 bail for the grand jury. Picks
wife was from Pittsburg.
Miss Marie Cahil has made Il Nancy
Brown" doll for Il Catholic fair. shortly
to be held in New York. The doll is an
exact reproduction of Miss Cahill's fa-
nous pink gown. which she wears in the
first act Of the musical comedy.
1t is reported that ex-Sheriff Thomas
Dunn, q prominent Tammany man and
friend of Richard Croker, IS to marry
Mrs. Plant, widow Of Il. Is; Plant, the
late multimillonaire railroad and hotel
man. She has $S,000,000 of her own.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaudet. widow of the
late DR. Gallaudct, we'll known as an in
structor OF deaf mutes and a charity
worker, died at her home. She was 70
years old and deaf mute when she was
married to Or. Gallaudet, ifty-seven
Years ago.
Jean de Reszlse has put an increased
price upon his services. When he sang
in New York city last his fee per per-
formance was $500. Ii is said he has
answered n query from Mr.. Conreid with
demand for twenty performances at
$4OO0 per performance.
Evidence tending to show that Giacoma
MoreIi. the Italian sculptor. and EnUico
Tamei, stone engraver, who Were esphyXi-
ated at the Northwestern hotel April 10.
were neither murdered nor robbed was
given at the inquest. The verdict in each
q case was accidental death.
81 Two babies, girl and boy, were
horn III midocean in the steerage of the
Bluecher, from Hamburg. Mrs. Ava
81 kaiser's little one is the boy. He was
ehristened Adalbert Bluecher. and the
Gabn passengers took up n collection for
ilm. The girl was born to Christina
8 Smoker. She also got a purse
81 Al Adams, the dethroned policy
81 6ing, as soon as he is released from
81 sing Sing, Will, it was reported, go at
s. once to Europe, where he will take up
"a nus residence. According to the story in
81 circulation, Adams and every member of
MS family will eXpatriate themselves i'm
mediately on the expiration of the con-
81 vets term in prison.
The estate of Marcus DAILY, who died
III lTD has been appraised for the as
III seSSlhent of the inheritance tax, and the
@ report shows that Mr.. DAILY left personal
property in this state of the net value of
HI,4JO,i 3l. Mr.. Days will was pro-
# 'aled IN Montana, where the bulk of his
d property is situated, and his entire prop
S. etly IS valued ut 81 100000.
Oh the eve OF mis- departure for rest in
Europe the directors of the MetropOh-
M an Opera house entertained Mr. Grau
81 ollher at the Metropolitan club in n
ooh magnihcently decorated. Forty
neH whose names are identified prom-
enl5y IN this city, testified in Mandatory
Ut0s their appreciation of the services
'oAe 10y the retiring impresario.
The big Prohibition auditorium at
orr richmond, Staten island. was de-
ed by fire, together with two small
~ Il'U 1adc near by, entailing a loss of
-I'Vgo The auditorium was owned by
aU NATIONAL Prohibition company .and
".| insured. Many Prohibition c0nyen-
''lS mad been held in it. Its destruction
oe'ieYed TO be the work of an incen-
- H. Guggenheim, member of the
M ~ NJ. Guggenheim & Sons, have
~ , Nm, the trustees of the Montcfore home
r''V' he gift is in the form of SEQ
ool. 9 or American Smelter preferred
tle donor reserving the right to
luce the stock with cash. MIR. Gug-
hAeim is president of the American
l,.islllp company and director of the
7'iean Smelling Company.
areence /. Collins denies reDort ia
meet that his daughter, Princess
re .' ~ >o" .f' wife of the vice governor IF
- une turkish provinces, was inn
n,Ja 'fd with her husband in CONSTANT
V because of the political troubles of
prince. The Princess CzaykowSI,i
merry was Miss Edith Collins and ono
~ was ward of Chauncey NJ. Depew.
rv ~ me prince when he was secre-
VI legation at Rome.
Ai In Doubt that Adolphe Openhvm. the
Ivy SIX importer. committed suicide
"pi1S from High bridge March 20
t>s' Ill rest when mis- body was found
Toininander Of scavenger scow.
r, '9nh Meehan. who presumably
receive the reward of $4,000 offered
81 u.e dead mans family. He was So
& ';;oine toy the fortune that has come
''i 5I taGt he could only say today he
III a"4h9tful whether to invest it in an
'nooiie or a steam yacht.
III 'it ~ A. Metz, one of the active
81 t"ers Of the Merchants association.
been asked by European company
"nch he is in correspondence 10
1'n wealthy American purchaser for
palace built by the late EmnreSs
f 49,, elh of Austria, on the island Of
az ~ IN 1880. The construction of the
was undertaken by the empress
Ae her away from vienns and dis
Erf mind from the tragedy OF the