Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-12-12
New York Every Day.

Hamilton Fish, assistant treasurer OF
the United States, underwent an opera
lion for appendicitis ut Ms nome. Mr.
Fish is reported to be doing well.
Col. Myron r. Herrick, g0vornor-clect
Of Ohio, was the guest of honor ct the
annual meeting and banquet Of the Ohio
society of New York at the Manhattan
hotel.
Since 1881 the death rate from pul-
monary tuberculosis in New York city
has fallen from - per thousand to 2.29
per thousand. "A reduction of more than
40 per rent.
Miss T}earlsley. an actress in the
Babes in Toyland" company, has
brought suit for $3.50 damages because
her parrot was taught TO swear while ut
bird boarding house.
Edward NJ. Brown. former commander
OF the New York Yacht club aud for
many years well known in the fruit com
mission trade here. is dead at the age Of
"a. He became member of the New
York Yacht club in 1877 and had owned
many fast steam ana sailing vessels.
Charles u. Purroy has been retired as
chief of the fire department by Commits
si0ner Surgis on his own application, on
account of years of service, and will re-
ceiye half pay during :he remainder of
his life. Deputy Chief Charles w. Cru
ger was detailed as acting chief until an
other chief shall be appointed
The almost simultaneous arrival OF DR.
Austin Flint. Jr.. of New York and Mrs
Frederick Nelson at Sandy Point farm
gave rise TO rumors that Mrs. Reginald
q. Vanderbilt was worse. 1t was ex-
planned however that the Doctors visit
was merely precauti0l, while Mrs Neil
son came to call on her daughter after hel
own recent illness.
Because he ra,ied 10 put mp a margin
in q stock deal involving 100000 Mau-
rice Untermyer, member of 4 prominent
family. is being sued by Ennis & Stop
PAM, brokers' The brokers sold ut loss
stock bought for him and seek to recover
$25l,592. An attachment against Inter
myers property was issued. The defend
ant is in Switzerland.
The last obstacle III the way Of the
Pennsylvania railroads. comprehensive
plans for tunnels and terminal in New
York city was removed by the passage
OF Il resolution by the board of estimate
authorizing the closing Of Thriy-second
street, between Seventh and Ninth ave-
Bues, where the company coutemplates
building its mammoth station.
Sorrows have come in hattalions 10 De.
lancy Cleveland, broker, second cousin
20 former President Grover Cleveland
While his wife lay grayely iii in their
apartment he buried two sous side by
side in Rosedale cemetery ut Orange. ~
j. Delaney Cleveland Jr,, eldest of u
family OF seven, died at Fort Rnyard
n. NJ, on the day that his youngest
brother, Caldwell Cleveland, was taken
III in New York His body reached
Orange almost at the moment the other
breathed his last.
cable message has been received here
from Prof. Jeremiah w. jerks of the
commission on international exchange.
a'h0 il now IN Toxic, saying that he has
received the cordial support of the Jana
nese government in the project for putting
China on the gold standard. Charles A
Conant, one Of the members of the com
mittee, said that Prof. jerks would soon
take up with the Chinese government the
question of practical measures for putting
an end to the evils of tiuctuating ey.
change in China.
Father Giuseppe Cirrngione has been
dropped from the pastoral list of the New
York archdiocese and Father Patrick !
Lennon appointed to succeed him ms pas
tor of the Roman Catholic church Of the
immaculate Conception in Williams
bridge. lie Is the priest who disappeared
November II for three DAYS, ana who said
he had been kidnapped Priests are divid-
cd IN their opinions as 10 the truth of his
story. 1t is understood Father Crringi-
one viii leave New York, one report heing
hn will return 10 Italy within Il week or
two.
Mrs. Rafael Lopez. Cuban of unusual
Ueauty and wealth. arrived in New York
from her native land 10 greet her hus-
oand. to whom she had been married by
proxy on November 10 last. Iopcz met
the yoGns women while on a visit TO his
fatnti A44,t In Cuba. Owing 10 deaths
in the family Of the girl the wedding
had to be postponed, and young Lopez
returned to the United States Then it
was decided TO have the marriage per
formed in Cuba. the groom's father act
ing rs his proxy. Young Lopez is n
mechanical engineer. employed nj Pater-
son, \. j.
William r. Hearst. owner of The
American and journal. has secured the
block bounded by Broadway, Eighth ave
nUc, Fifty seventh and Fifty-eighth
about fourteen lots of land, he will erect
huge Office building. the price is more
than Sl,20O,000. The new Hearst build
ing viii be- a half mile farther north than
the new Times building and mile from
The Herald. With the opening of the
subway, the new railroad stations and the
completion OF dozen new hotels and
theaters the uptown movement has passed
the speculative age.
James Nelson Abeel, who won the af-
lection Of Miss Eleanor Anderson of New
% lCrk by pers0nating j, Ogden Goelet. Jr..
has fallen heir TO large sum OF money
Which, by the will OF his uncle. Thomas
Z. Abeel, who died in Rome. y. ". two
months ago, aud which was filed nj Waco
Tex, recently for probate, makes Cant.
Alfred Abeel father of the fugitive. sole
executor and, with two sisters. Mrs. Au-
gust A. Parker and Miss Isabel Abeel.
gives him 100000 On his death his
portion is ordered 10 be equally divided
between William, Thomas and James,
sons Of Capt Abee