Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-10-10

| later Mr.. Remington was found dead in
| the Newport club. IL was generally ae-
| cepted as case of suicide. Mr.. Van
| Alien objected to the engagement of Sara
Van -Al'.s and Robert Collier, hut Miss
| Sara announced her determination TO
| we'd the man of her choice. anyway. snd
the father finally gave reluctant CO..
sent.
Prolonged suffering from seiatica DRIVE
Henry l.: MaXey, manager Tor Alfred II.
| fcSt 4 Co., shipping brokers. 10 take his
own lifc. He was graduate of Amherst
! college and for several years was in
charge 81 the Chicago branch Of Post
| X Co.
Mrs. Isaac sherman tie mother of
| Mrs. Bradley Martin j. reported 10 he
! seriously i'll AZ Balmacaan. the BRADLEY
| Martin country place. ia scotland Mrs.
! sherman has spent many wears abroad.
aud has = house IN London adjoining that
OF Mrs. Martin.
y copy Of the programme Of Edwin
| Tooth hrSt appearance was sold for Sta
- t'rsc" George. Tn" programme am
| ponHceS the performance uf Richard
! III. i'll 1874, by John Wilkes Booth at
the EoSton Museum.
When cold-hcar}cd Inspector Of the
hlHdln% department called 1T 3l2 West
! IWcnty-eiGhth street aud stopped the re-
| pairs and alterations because plans had
| not been filed il was revealed thar VIII
| nam ;. DeycryS wedding present To his
! pretty daughter was a four story brown
| stone trUnt dwelling adioining his own
| home. Miss Annie Dcvcly thar was loft
| The parental holnc an tho night @f May 3
| 10 take walk with Edward L. Fink. a
| clerk of the American Felt company. An
| hour or 80 laler messenger bog arrived
| with this simple message: Ed and ] are
| married signed with the daughters new
name. Two hours later the young people
| received the parental blessing
Ii the average New York woman stood
| normally upon her feet these days and
| dropped 4 ribbon from hDr teeth 10 the
| pavement. She wduid form Il perfect tri-
| angie This fact is due To The pre-
! postorouSly high heels now almost in uni
1"rsal vogue, The effect is bad. except
| IN the few Instances of women who really
have dainty little French feet. Most OF
N" women. however, seem tn care little
| about their physical cUnformitieS with
| fashion. il high heels are The thing.
| they must have them. even though they
| a'centuate the pudgy ankle and display
| thr foot to Il point Of gruteSaurncSs An
! other tad III footwear is To have shoes.
| stockings and gowns of the same color.
| TINS effect iS always good when the heel
| is no; too high. Yet another shoe that
| thrnNtS itself upon attention along Fifth
| avenue is made Of black patent leather.
| with the front Of il latticpd like the id
of II cranberry pie. and in which the
| stocking Is given equal prominence with
| me hhoe. This is much affected by the
| ladies' of the merry -mCrry." who make
| the background for stage pictures.
That venerable chestnut about the age
| Of choriSterS and coryphces received
| death stroke on the Hamburg dock when
| seventy yDuDg women. not one of whom
| was over n. tripped down the gangway
of the Patricia. They are here under con-
| tract with Herr Conried to sing and dance
! IN the various operas 10 he given during
| the coming season. They are not raw
| lcNleS. such as are recruited 10 make the
ensemble Of the American or English mu-
| seal comedy, but each one is Il trained
| singer. with Il lurking ambition 10 become
| n prlma donna BESIDES this all of them
| can dance and, If need be. do something
besides look pretty and say "IIo. ho,' in
| the chorus of village maidens. There ii
not enough English in the linguistic eauip--
ment OF the lot 10 Sha0 Il goat away from
| z billboard, but they don't need il in their
| business
The Shamrock H.. which in 1901 came
| within few seconds of capturing the
|
| iaSt being broken M in the Erie basin
| ~ gang Of men put 10 work hy Capts
| Ban and Miller who purchased the
! yacht. There have been many visitors 10
! the Erie basin. and there has been
/ heavy demand for souvenirs Scraps of
bronze. with which the yacht was plated.
! nave been eagerly gathered in. Broken
TiVetS, bokS. screws and pieces of wood
| have been taken away, to be- treasured
! by souvenir hunters. One man asked
| Capt. Miller for a piece OF the mahogany
| INi III order TO have It picture frame
made Of It, and Capt. Miller gave il 10
him.
y petition in bankruptcy has been
! filed against :. Il. Bloch & Brother inn
| poTters OF laceS, by attorneys acting for
| he firms creditors. The petition alleges
that the partners committed an act Of
| bankruptcy by having receiver appoint
| I'd III the supreme court September :: In 1
| proceedings for the dissolution of the
| firm. The liabilities are $3.50 and
the assets $4,000.
4 letter mailed in Buffalo was received
| at tho nOsiaiiicc, directed 30 'Jo>cnh
Noria, bon'hlack with one leg. City Hall
park, New York city" There Is boot
| trance Of the city han, and h. has lost a |
leg. rs y"nr name Joseph North z"
asked the letter carrier. sure replied |
| the sinner We'll. here's a letter for
you,' said the p"stman. And Il was.
Too proud 10 accept food from her |
ncighhors Jane Tucker. - years old |
who lived in hack room of Twenty
fifth street housn, has been found dead |
from heart disease supcrindnced by |
starvation. During forty years the wom- |
an had lived ia that vicinity. lll-hcalth |
recently prevented her from earning /,
enough to support herself hy sewing
Others in the house knew ~ her plight |
hnt when they offered food she declined |
20 TAX" it, saying that il she could MOI |
repay them either with money or labor |
she could not accept their kindness |
Finally. another woman living in the |
house. Went Ia her room with food. do |
t"lnin"d 10 make another effort 70 save |
the s"aiEStrcss. She was Mortified 70 |
lind the latter dead on the floor. II was |
said that the woman comes of good /
family and that she was well cducatc1 |
and refined.