Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-05-21

wy. otAtlI AlslS vetoed the RemseE
/ East river gas bill. measure designed
to confirm old privileges granted to the
/ Consolidated Gas company vi New York.
| George w. Lederer, the theatrical
manager has filed a voluntary petition IN
/ bankruptcy. He gives his known Iiahili-
ties as Slt0!fJ. with assets Of 800.
/ he specifies 2j4 creditors, the amount of
ihe claims 81 2 large number OF whom
j. unknown to him.
Mrs. Grey. an American. who arrived
q Cherbourg from New Yori; recent
1 ~ on ohtainlr@ possession Of her Iaa-
gage upon her arrival at Paris missed \
y&ise containing $4,000 worth Of
Jewels Police are searching for the
thief, but his identity is unknown so far
Mrs, Mary Baker Eddy, head Of the
I Christian Science following, has issucd
an edict against the segregation of sexes
Iln clubs. The new order has surprised
/ The faithful many of whom will have 10
choose between the membership of her
! lock and organizations founded on prin-
epies which preclude the association of
uoth men and women in them.
The mystery as TO the death Of little
/ Josephine McCahill. who was believed
70 have been kidnapped and who's, body
/ was round in 4 chimney next door to her
nome, was disSirated recently when
Coroners Physician Otto Schultz. after
/ performing m autopsy. announced thar
/ the child had died from suffocation ten
minutes after falling into the chimney.
II was reported that Mrs Hettv Green
hau gwen So00000 to the Nurses home.
ana that $4,000 had been set apart for
lle esla oilshment Of the east side nurses
| seitelneht When copy of the report
was shown TO Mrs. Green in her office
at the Chemical bank she sent back this
| message; Its a chimera. it's absurd.
mere : net scintiila of truth in it.
It's all n dream"
\ curtailment of expenditures of the
American Tracr society has been neces-
STATED by the urgency of home work. ac-
cord1ng 10 the report of Secretary
| Shearer. Gen. .. O. Howard en-
deayored to have the society accent his
resignation as president but such a
storm OF protest was raised that he
agreed To q compromise by which the
matter was left with the executive COM
mittee for settlement,
Mrs. Francis W. jackson. tho widow
OF i1art Jackson. translator Of The Two
Orphans, has begun an action against
Aate Claxton for an accounting of the
fronts realized from the production OF
ne Two Orphans since she secured n
r neWal of her husbands copyright for
fourteen years in 1908. Mrs. Jackson
says the copyright was worth $1J0,000
and that she was led by the false repre-
Sehtation made to her by Miss Claxton to
give up property worth SiJ0,000 for $500.
Miss Maxine Elliott is said to have
procured tie cash which enabled Nat
Goodwin To settle the $1,000 debt ne
owed Eooert Gray. Il reputed partner in
.@ gambling room nj Louisville Ky.
Neither the actor Tor Mr. Gray would
zen exactly how much money was paid.
nut man who is friend OF both said
that Mr.. Goodwin settled for about so
Ter cent. Of the full amount owed. The
money was advanced through the infu-
enee of Mr. Goodwin'S wife. Maxine
Elliott. Mr.. Goodwin sailed for Europe
ssoday and Mr.. Cray returned to Ken
lucky.
Suit for $4,000 has been brought
against billy Dubois. well known race
track man. by Lucille Camden It took
y humorous turn when Dubois counsel.
Mr.. May. filed an amended answer to
Miss Camdcns complaint, in which he
alleged the agreement She alleged she
made with Dubois was made in restraint
OF trade and was therefore void. The
restraint of trade possibility comes IN
where Miss Camden promises to give up
her manicure business and devote her
whole attention To Dubois for the rest
ot her life for consideration. as alleged.
Gf 800 week. to be paid her ny the
hookmaker until her death. She alleges
she did give up her manicure establish
ment 10 devote herself to Dubois in ac-
eordance with the agreement, Dubois
paid her regular salary for Il period
of something over two years. hut stopped
the payments in October, 1902.
Alfrederich Smith Hatch. twice pre>j-
denr of the New York stock exchange
and at one period one of the leading
iiuancierS in Wall street, died ut larry
town, aged ~. During the Civil war
he was in partnership with Harvey Fisk.
The firm had the agency of the govern
bonds for popular subscription. Mr..
Hatch retired nearly twenty years ago.
Mrs oHauoran. aged -, widow of
Denis W. O'Ilalloran and sister Of Vie
toria Woodruff Martin and Tennessee
Catiin, now Lady Cook. died Of par
alysiS on hoard the White Star line
steamship Cedric as the ship WAS near
ing Fire Island, y. y. Her first huS-
hand was Enos Miles, Il cousin Of Gen,
Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gould have be-
gun Il $4,000 breach of contract suit
against Agner j. Haydel, architect Of
their magnificent Long Island home. Cas-
Tie Gould, one Of the most famous private
residences in America. The troubles in
cilcntal 10 the suit are said to he many.
and in Il counter suit which llaydel is eX-
pected ia institute unusual developments
are expected Castle Gould is 4 reproduc-
ton Of the famous Irish structure. Xii
kenny castle. The plans made by Hay
del called for an expenditure of about
S4.0t0.0O0. 1t is said that until few
months ago Hayoel was frequent visitor
Of the GouldS mt their WaldortAStoria
apartments, and was 0n thr best of terms
with them suddenly his visits ceased.
Exactly what caused the sudden termina-
ton Of the friendly relations has not been
disclosed. Ii Is said the colossal dimen,
stems of Castle Could We're such as TO
cause amy architect 10 rcmonstrate ia the