Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-06-20

The Atlantic Transportation line. ar
important subsidiary company of the. H.
ternational Mercantile Marine eo,nDap,.
announces a curtailment of it's ocoon
service between New York and SoutI.
ampt0n. Depression in ocean traffic a,,l
desire to effect economies are ofiiriaII.
given as the reasons for the reduction IN
service The vessels TO be takel, at
carry only first cabin passengers. there
hy losing the NEST profitable business ~
this season Of the year.
Kirke Ia Shelle left his office tie OIL.
or day 10 90 10 his Summer home. er
hellport. Long Island. Before setting
ont lie got from the cashier a 500 hin
three 500 bills, a $40 bin and 81 bill
and put them III his pocket After Le
had elboWed his way through the crowd
nj the station and boarded his train h,
discovered the bills were I'll gone. Law
renee DOrsay. after much thought, de-
cided that there We're probably pickpock-
cts in the bloomin' country.
Eleanor Robson and her mother. Mrs
Madge Carr Cook, sailed for Europe on
he FUerSt BismalT74t After a brior
stay in London. where she will nicer
Mrs. Humphrey Ward and Louis \.
Parker, who have been collaborating in
q new play for her use next season. Mis-
8NNb>oh W III ~ ~ dEtS 10 near the
Henri Bataille play, La VALERIE" rea,i.
and will then return at once to England.
They will probably not return to this
country until about the middle OF SEP
tember, when Mrs. Cook will enter upon
rehearSals OF Mrs Wigs Of the Cab
baSe Patch, and Miss Robson in which
ever Of the two plays designated she anl
her manager. George G. Tyler, MAJ
select for immediate use.
Rev. DR.. George Il. Nandewater. who
has been named as cores pondeat in the
suit for divorce brought ny Archibald
Wait against his wife. Mrs. Adele +.
Watt on his return from Wilkesbarra
emphaticaily denied his guilt and re
tanned lawyer to defend his good name.
Or. Nandewater said: Il can make only
one statement. and that is that | never
committed the sin associated with my
name. The matter is in the hands of my
lawyer. who is also my warden
Probably the highest prices cver paid
in this country for coach horses at auc-
tion have been realized mt the sale here
of thirty-fOur animals which have been
used two months, in working the coach
Pioneer between New York and Ardsley.
The total proceeds of the sale We're S24,-
600. Among the buyers We're Harry
Payne Whitney. e. g. Haven. ,Ir.. and
other well known whips. The former
paid the top price. S41J0 for one pair.
Several Lthers were sold singly at $1,000
to $500.
DR. Nicholas Murray Butler. president
OF Columbia university, announces that
Marcclus Hartley Dodge. the president
Of the graduating class. and his aunt.
Mrs. George w. Jenkins of MorrstOwn.
y. j., have given $500, 600 to the uni
versIty for the erection and equipment
of dormitory for students of Columbia
as memorial to the late Marcellus
Hartley. the young mans grandfather
and Mrs. Jenkins father He also an
nounces that Gen. Horace w Carpenter
has donated 100000 for the special
benefit of the law school.
To Benjamin l.. NJ. Bates. proprietor
of the Everett house. was awarded SSH
OuH rs the amount of damage Mr.. Bates
has sustained since September. 1900.
from the turning of Union Square plaza.
oa which the hotel faces, into a sort of
machine shop. boiler room and lumber
yard by John h. Mcdonald, the builder
of the subway. In addition to the dam
age award Mr. Bates gets 5000 inter
est. The report of the referee goes to
the special term of the supreme court.
If affirmed Mcdonald may appeal to the
appellate division, whose decision is final
The recent enormous influx of Italian
Immigrants has moved Archbishop Far
ley TO an effort to provide additional
places of worship for the newcomers.
most of whom are, of course Roman
Catholics. Brooklyn is to have three new
Italian churches and Manhattan Will
shortly have two more in the congested
Italian quarter Arrangements have been
made by the TWO prelates. it is said. to
bring here from Rome at least 200 Ital-
ian priests to minister to the large and
constantly growing Italian community
mere and i'll the borough over the bridge.
Harris Cohen. the original Cohen of
Baxter street. died at the home of his
daughter Mrs Sarah Cohen. He died
prac' lcally poor man. as the fortune he
made i'll Baxter street in the clothing
business he lost on the racetrack He
came To New York from Germany in
the early DOS, and started an ''Old clio "
business in cellar in Baxter street. The
business proSpered. and he married and
went into new clothing business. The
first time he visited a racetrack he won
$4,000. He then went into racing rs
Il business. His stable proved failure,
and he lost his fortune.
Chauncey Depew will have his joke.
With his wife he sailed for Europe the
other day on the st. Paul. and of course
the newspaper boys got after him. The
senator told the assembled scribeS that
Mrs. Depew was going abroad for the
Worth cure IF Worth can do moth
M for her we will consult some of the
other leading dressmakers" said the sen
alor. Talking about Bill" Devery. the
senator said that famous man of the
pump was too picturesque and enjoy
able 10 roast. When he becomes too
powerful Tammany will absorb him. re
gretfuIly added the junior senator from
New York.
Justice Greenbaum handed down tho
memorandum of decision granting a.
the plaintiffs in the fight for the Charles
l.. Fair millions the right To inspect tie
agreement of settlement executed ln
California in August last, and by which
Mrs. Hannah f. Nelson. the mother of
Mrs. Charles l.. Fair. and Mrs. Nelson
children relinquiShed their claims to IT,"
Fair estate Ia Mrs. Herman Oelrichs ana
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, IT. The
attorneys fer Mr.. Nelson are to be per
uirtrd under the order Of caurt 20 SEQ