Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-11-21
New York Every Day.

3 New York Every Day.
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/ Louis Sherry has decided to anna,
/ from the court decision awarding S10o
damages to Mrs Clara Block. wboso
+ dress was ruined by water smiled nv =
waiter Sherry's fight is applaudcj h.,
managers of other noted dining places
! Mrs. F. NJ. Ybarez. a wealthy natir,,
i Of Mexico City, and said TO be the Vii
/ ow of a member Of President DiaZ' caI5-
net, was robbed of jewels valued -,
I S1JJO " tiie On Il visit 10 her son in New
York city. The family is stopping nj ,
/ private hotel much frequented by Snsn-
/ iards. There is no clue to the thieves
/ the jewels having been taken from ~
dresser while their owner was absent
Formal complaint charging forgery has
! heen made against James Abeel by Rcf
! tft Goe-et. the Duchess of It0Xbureha',
brother. whom y beel is said to have i'm,
! personated in proposing marriage to NJ
Eleanor Anderson. telegraph operator RI
! the Grand hotel in this city Since tho
publicity given to the proposed weddina
4 OF the pretended Goelet and the denial
/ OF Mr.. Goelet that he knew Miss Ander-
I son, Abeel has disappeared Mr.. G0nIor
I went 70 the district attorneys otfic,.
and entered the complaint against
/ Abeel, charging him with forging the
name Of J. b. Van Every, vice president
! 81 the Western Union, TO n letter of
] INTRODUCTION. by means of which A bnal
became acquainted with Miss Anderson,
/ Raymond McVeigh the young football
niayer, who was injured in game PLAYED
| with much heavier team than his own
on election day at Long Branch died re,
Gently at his home in Brooklyn. He.
| had been unconscious most Of the time
Tor nearly week. AS he lay tossing on
/ his bed in delirium he shouted football
terms until within short time of his
death.
In order to obtain able bodied motor
men capable of standing the nerve-ract
ing strain of operating trolley cars in This
city, the metropolitan Street Railway
company. has asked William Williams
commissioner of immigration, to inform
young Irish, English or Swedish immi-
grants who speak the English language
/ that positions await them on the surface
r0aSs They are promised places 0t
/ 80 per day for the first year and n
gradual increase thereafter.
Newbury d. Lawton. a millionaire
/ member OF yacht clubs and one Of tho
party which sailed on the emp defender
Reliance with c. Oliver Tscln, is n 10.
\ PENDANT in suit for $500 damages
brought against him by Anna Cornell.
! q servant girl. She accuses him of hay
ing thrown her out of his house when shn
called for wages due her. He admits
| having elected her. but denies that he
owes her any money.
Louis ]. Rothstein was convicted Of
grand larceny IN swindling Forsman Il
! 90. out of $4,000 on an order for sac
600 worth of clothing purported to have
been given him by Marshall Field & Co.
! of Chicago. When payment was do
manded after partial fulfllment of the
order Rothstein said the Chicago firm
mad failed TO pay him. Marshall Field
! Il Co. denied knowledge OF the order.
Lawrence Somerfeld, who was CON
vlcted of grand larceny in connection with
an alleged swindle in copper mining
stock, was sentenced to not less than
two years and six months nor more than
SIX years and seven months in states
prison.
The Delta Epsilon convention deci;cu
/ to hold the next meeting in Chicago Ii
( Will be under the auspices Of the chan
tiers at the Chicago and Northwestern
universities and the Chicago Delta I'm
I sion ciuh Or: e: Benjamin Andrews,
! chancellor Of the University of Nebras-
ka and former superintendent OF schools
! IN Chicago, delivered the Grafton. Or.
/ Andrews deprecated the lack of apprp-
/ cation IN the United States of the higher
/ intellectual attainmcnts.
The historic letter Of Gen. Grant, nc
Ccepting the nomination to the rreSi-
( dency and ending with Let us have
/ peace" has been found among some
/ waste PAPER here. by a scavenger. The
letter WAS addressed to Gen Joseph H.
Hawley. president of the National Union
/ Republican convention. After Cen
! Hawley went to Washington as sen
ntor, the letter disappeared, and was be-
/ lieved to have been lost.
The long established reputation Of 4
wcman's stocking as a safe hiding place
for the money and jewelry OF the wearcr
has been blasted. Mrs. Frances Sterling,
/ who lives in the Powhattan apartment
house at 81 West Thirty-fourth street,
says she lost $751; worth of diamonds
and $500 in cash from her stocking re
! Gently and has not closed her eyes since
She is under the care of a physician.
awaiting anXiously the arrival of some
honest person who is willing TO exchange
/ 500, 100 worth of jewels for n cash re.
! ward of $1,000. Mrs. Sterling is an Eng
lish widow. She returned from Washing
/ ton the other morning. Before leaving
: tt'N pms Ndl h'lc THRUST UtT JbHtI DON
into her right stocking She is certain
the stocking was wholly intact nj the
time. Wien she reached her apartment
she found the jewel box had worked
hole IN haT stocking aad dropped through.
A crowd of almost 200 persons kne,t
in prayer on the sidewalk in front az
I Archbishop Farley's residence AZ Madi-
! son avenue and Fifty-firSt street whi,'
+ 4 inns Ia. gff
Of the Catholic church to Patrick
kaveny. a window cleaner. who Ivy dy-
Ing from a fall from window EaYr"y
I was 80 years old and employed az ;de
/ arcabishop's residence. He had finished
/ his work on window on the second
/ floor. when, losing his baianrr. he ctH
/ backward. Beneath the window /.
/ stairway leading into TIE cellar. KafeH,'.
head struck the sidewalk and he tUmhlo3
/ down the stairway. He YVES carried To-
/ the sidewalk and Father Laveile sUm-
moned. Father Iaycle knrlt. and W|',e
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