Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-04-11

400 acres near Cape May for Il seaside
resort have been granted by the New
Jersey riparian board to Il company
which proposed to fill in GOO acres eX-
tending from Madison avenue, Capt May, !
to Sewelrs point, and to construct an in
let to the ocean, 50 that ea-golng yachts
may have entrance.
The claim Of Duveen Bros. for $3.50
against the Duke of Manchester. for
which the. dukes trunks were attached,
was paid and the trunks released. The
duke explained that when he gave his
check for E45 on his bankers in Ireland
he asked that it he presented promptly
This was not done. and III the meantime
he had transferred his account to New
York. He knew nothing of the claim I'M
iii the trunks were attached.
The new Hudson Theater in West
Forty-fonrth street, was dedicated by
Henry h. Harris, the manager; Miss
Alice Fischer and Robert Edeson. Miss
Fischer broke a bottle of wine over the
flagstaff on the roof, and both she and
Mr.. Edeson then mounted the stage and
gave an imprOmptu Dialogue for nam
ing performance. Miss Barrymore will
open the theater in September. She will
viii be followed by Miss Marie Ten1pes$
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latter. in turn, by Robert Edesdn.
An imposing marble mausoleum costing
about S125, 600 has just been completed in
WoedIawn for Giovanni z. Morosini, the
Italian banker. 1t is in Il new part of
the cemetery, near the Jerome 3avenue
entrance. 1t will he lighted By STAINED
glass windows, which We're made in Italy.
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mantle play for Aubrey Boucieault. The
Shuberts braYely announce that they are
going to star him next SEASON. Recent
| ly Aubrey Boucicault proelaimed that
he is writing musical comedy for Miss
Tempeton, and began to quote the lyrics
| to his friends. The Shpberts announce
with equal bravery that this may be Il
vehicle fer Miss Templeten's starring
next season. @##
! I.iebler & Co. have. received Informal
ton to the effect that Kyrle Bellew, the
| English actor. who]is how .maying under
their management in ,thp rnited States,
| knighthood hoflorS BY Kipg Edgard when
he celebrities his birthday. Nyember 8,
/ next. ~ --/ Nv"
il Is reported that the Schubert broth
ers are going to put up new theater in
! Broadway. between Thirty seventh and
! Thirty-eiehth streets, just south of the
| Hotel Normandie They do not deny
| their intention 10 do 50, but say no
I transfer Of land has taken place nor has
any contract been signed.
With the American Jack flying at her
/ fore and the same flag flying from her
fstern .1hat floated there on the day she
. was launched, in 1893. at Baltimore,
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ship Macaflay were begun ut Bayonne.
1t is said the vesse had brought over
between 5000 and $4,000 immigrants.
Ira D. Saukey. the evangclist, proba-
/ bly, viii never regain his sight. Allan
Sankey said his father was slight
/ ly improved, but that he did not think
there would be any permanent Glre lie
I said he wished the public to, Inpw his
1 father was not in needy circu1iis tances.
| Miss Marian Fergus W0olman OfsIiur-
lington. y. j.. beautiful and accomplished.
hut lately ii pupil in Nassar Colk'9e and
mistress of a fortune of S100000a has
deserted her drawing room fFiengS fol
the Salvation Army barracks, atd pight-
ly eXhorts on the streets to tayt The
souls of the lowly. Miss WoolInanfis the
daughter Of the late George H. MnOlman
is now about u years old, aRdis mem
Der Of st. MaFy's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Her relatives apd fTiends have
tried 10 persuade her to glveup ahe fad
as they call it, but Miss W6olman is in
exOrable. and says she Will follow hel
q own fluctuations. She insisfs that she il
E doing a good work, and, that there il
nothing TO be ashamed az in standing il
, the streets OK IN the army barlacks ans
; trytn5~to lift The falleas-
Van Rensselaer, Schuyler. New Yorl
Z society nah WHO comes Is las NAM III
ssrectlX from two famous I<nickef3,0ckc
J families filed a petition in baukruptc.
with liabilities Of Sl1 900 and hi
good name as assets Schuyler will b
E remembered as the eccentric millionair
who once did stGnts with Buffalo BIZ.
Q J.. r Collier. the publisher. raturne
] from Europe on the steamer Kaise
q Wilhelm der Crosse. and announced tina
! he had made arrangements TO publish i
i London a colorcd tweiye-page week.
that is to sell for pence the copy. III
added that he is also 10 establish q plan
In London for :he publication OF chen