Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-02-21
IN GAY NEW YORK.

II dIlI I'LL ! UIlN.
Scenes and Incidents Of Everyday
Life in the Paris Of America. -
Lord Charles Beresford sailed for Eng
land on the steamship Saxonia.
William X. Vanderbilt sailed for En-.
rope on the French liner La Lorraine
The Erie Railroad Company has CON
verted combination baggage and smok-
5ug car into hospital, which will be hur-
ried to wrecks in which anybody is in
cured.
DIR. Edward Vandernauf, who came to
New I Ork ten years ago from Louisville.
where he had been professor of surgery
in the state medical college, died in Belle
yue Hospital.
Charles D. Woolworth. a broker. con-
fessed insolvency i'll the United States dis
trict court. He placed his liabilities nj
$24,249 and his assets at $500. There
are no large individual creditors
AR and Mrs. Payne Whitney are re-
celylng congratulations on the birth of a
daughter Payne Whitney is the son of
William c. Whitney His wife was Miss
Helen Hay, daughter OF John Hay, sec
rotary OF state.
John L. Sullivan, former champion
Drizehghter. was discharged in bankrupt
ey. He filed a petition to be adj
judged bankrupt on November %. plac-
ing his liabilities at $265S, all unsecured,
and his assets $50 i'll clothing.
Leo G. Berliner, New York music
ntlh ssh 4 II
yanla railroad train en- route from New
York to Philadelphia. Berlner died from
heart failure. His death was discovered
just before the train reached Trenton.
Richard Mansfield and Maude Adams
We're married the other afternoon by Jus
tice of the Peace George +. Seymour at
his office i'll HobOken. Mr.. Mansfield is
salesman, b years of age, and his bride
81. Both were residents of Engewood,
N. j.
Plans for new theater at the north
west corner of Forty-tifth street and
Broadway were filed at the bureau
of buildings. The theater will he con-
troled by party of capitalists of which
Henry II. and Leander S. Sire will be
the principals.
Just before ex-President Cleveland
an oil portrait, which is to be hung in the
historical library in the capitol at Hell.
ena Mont, which was admitted as a
state in his administration. Freeman
Thorp of Washington is the artist.
Burglars made rich haul at Grace
Episcopal Church, Newark, recently.
They gained entrance into the vestry and
ransacked the church, securing vestments
value at $4,000. The burglars tried
TO break into the safe in which costly
chalice is kept, but were unable TO open
IL.
Mrs. Ida Schlesinger, the Newark
woman who says she got struck in a
Second avenue elevated railroad station
turnStile three years ago, failed in her
effort to get $4,000 from the Manhattan
for alleged injuries. Judge Platt di-
rected the jury to find verdict for the
defendant.
silver service of sixty-four pieces, the
gift of the city of Albany to the cruiser
of that name, was presented at the navy
yard by a delegation of fifty citizens OF
Albany, headed by the mayor of that
city, who made the presentation speech.
Commander Rogers responded expressing
the thanks of the men and officers of the
ship.
Cecilia Lotus, Mr. Sothern's leading
woman, is soon to shine as an auth0reSs.
She is TO collabOrate with May Irwin in
a play which the latter will use next
season. Far from being displeased at his
co-stars new ambition Mr.. Sothern Is
quite enthusiastic over the new venture
and gave proof Of it by buying Cissy a
brand-new typewriter.
Surrogate Fitzgerald has admitted the
will of the late Mary j. Winthrop, who
left the bulk of her $500. 600 estate TO
Princeton Theological Seminary. The
contest to the will under instructions of
the surrogate, will now be carried into
the supreme court where the question
raised as to the legal propriety of the
seminary to accept the gift will be de
cided.
Late sleepers in the Waldorf the other
morning had the unpleasant experience
of being awakened by the cry of fire.
and. rushing to the windows. they found
the hotel enveloped in smoke. A build
ing across the way. in Thirty-fourth
street, was burning tiercely and gave off
smoke out of all proportion to its size.
Attendants reasSured the guests and the
fire department did the rest.
Whatever Details John s. Duss in his
ambition to become the successor of Maui
rice Grau. his summer programme for
New York is to be quite pretentious af-
fair He intends to convert Madison
Square Garden into a bower in which the
Inurmur of fountains and the twitter Of
birds will mingle with the more Sonor0us
tones of his brass instruments and solo
lists. Jean de Reszhe and Madame Nor
dica.
In a basketball game between girls
teams from the Waterbury high school
and the Boardman training high school
at New Haven it is alleged that the
toughest tactics ever witnessed in that
state in such contest were INDUCED in.
The girls struck each other in the face,
pulled hair. tripped and threw one anoth-
or on the floor and lost all control of
Themselves Enanhns mud Smnctn tlrs