Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-03-21
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The portrait of Marie Anne de Scheedt
by Sir Anthony Van Dyck. which was
imported last autumn from England by
r. J. Blakeslec of this city, has been sold
by him to the Boston Art Museum. The
price paid, it is reported on good author
ity, was $4,000.
Williams and Walker. the comedians.
send TO the press an announcement that
Mrs Walker, the negress, who was one
OF the entertainers at a dinner given by
Mrs. Paget, was the partner of Robert
HargouS III a dance. and that other men
also danced with her.
Harry Cornish denies a current report
that he has married Mrs. Florence Roy
ers, daughter of Mrs. Kate Adams, for
whose death Roland Molineux was tried.
Cornish is now managing q Broadway
restaurant. 1T is not true that Mrs
Rogers and l are married, he said.
G. B. Small, negro porter on the Erie
railroad ferryboat j. &. Mccullough,
while cleaning out the women's cabin on
the boat, found a $1,000 gold certificate
ON the floor. He at once took it to Capt
Sherry, the ferry superintendent, and
Capt. Sherry, in turn, handed it over to
Supt. Slade.
Graham Policy. aged IS years, for
merly treasurer Of the Hoffman house.
New York, and partner of the late Ed
ward 5. Stokes, who for many years has
been well known along Broadway, was
found dead in his bed at the Hoffman
house. Death is believed to have been
due to heart disease.
There is a rumor on the Rialto that
Miss Viola Allen, one of the most popu-
lar stars now managed by Liebler & Co.
Will leave that firm next October, when
her contract expires, and accept the man
agement of another firm. Like all profit
able stars, she has doubtless been sought
for by every manager on Broadway.
Special preparations are being made to
guard the comfort and safety of Miss
Alice Roosevelt the Presidents daugh-
ter, when she sails for Porto Rico on
the steamship Coamo The company will
allow no one on the pier at Pacific
street, Brooklyn, without a special per-
nit. detail of police Will enforce this
order.
Miss Ethel NJ Smyth the composer
of Der Wald," left for Boston, where
she went especially 10 see the mural
decorations painted by her friend, John
Sargent, in the public library. After
'tet return 10 New lpIh anu Tie pFouuC-
non Of her opera again she will sail for
Strassburg, where her opera viii be
heard
The American Missionary Association
announces the election OF Rev. W. l..
Ienny of North Adams, Mass, as dis
t3ct secretary for the Western district
q the association, with headquarters at
lineage Mr.. Tenny was trained in
oberlin and Harvard. and has held pas
lorates in Ohio, Michigan and Massa-
chusetts.
Michael j. Shandley. a Tammany
leader in the days of the Tweed ring
Qled in his seyentv-fourth year. He was
born in the old Seventh ward, which he
lea IN his political days. Since his re-
ufenent from politics about twenty-five
years ago he had lived q quiet life ar the
nome of sister. He left no family.
Ills wife died many years ago.
Suffering from blood poison as the re-
suit Of scratching his thumb while dress
tag wound. DIR. Paul T. kimbalI,
Htorge j. Gould's family physician, has
oeen brought from Lakewood 10 a hos
PtaI here. He was operated upon after
ne mad received an injection of antistrep-
s0cocIc serum. 1t is said at the hospital
t9at II may be some days before DR..
ger.
After seeing Mile James play in The
LITTLE Princess at Boston. Lolita NJ
Srahtree, the noted Lolita" of twenty
TTears ago, decided TO surrender to Miss
lanes lines the rights to plays which she has
tJaiouSiy refused to give up. Among these
pays. which gave Miss Crabtree fame
ana IN which Mile James will appear
next season, are "Musctte,'' Bob"
lite 5.'I'ie Nell and the Marchioness" and
p iR5todney. Stone. the bulldog for which
a atfigi.ard Croker, Jr., paid $1,000, is dead
Ter an illness Of some time. He had
IN III 10 poor condition all winter. He
5 a%S last exhibited at Orange, when the
N5Sclsieh Of the Madison Square garden
l1o". N which he was beaten by Chibia-
- IL vas reversed. Rodney Stone was By
%,9 o. the Tunnels, out of Lucy Loo,
,,s9 was was whelped in 1897 in the Kennels
" waiter Jeffreys of London.
Cohanieut park, summer resort at