Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-09-10

planned the MONDAY wedding. Perretti
engaged Justice Miller to be on hand
promptly at noon, and the moment they
were free they raced down the street
After the couple had returned to work
the superintendent of the factory heard
of the wedding. and as a wedding gift
he gave them half holiday.
William j. St0ckdale. a clerk employed
by the New York Central Railroad com
pany. and John T. Perry, an usher EN-
plOyed in the New York theater, We're
locked up in the West Thirty-ninth street
station on a charge Of disOrdefly conduct.
They were arrested mt Seventh avenue
and Fortieth street by Policeman Nc
Gowan. who saw the men fighting in the
middle of the street. According to Perry,
StOckdale, accompanied by another man,
went to the theater and purchased 30
cent seats. Shortly after the perform
ance commenced the two men, Perry
says, attempted 10 take seats in the or
cheStra. They were put out by Perry,
and went to the gallery. After the per
Torrance was finished. Perry said that
he walked down Seventh avenue, when
he was met by the two men. and after
a few words they attacked him. Police
man McGowan saw the fight and arrest
ed the men. The third man ran away.
In the West Thirty-seventh street station
Stockdale said that Perry had slapped
his face in the theater Perry was later
bailed out by lewis Werba, manager Of
the theater.
Rockaway, where Bill Devery has his
summer home and where all the ambitious
Irish-A mericans seek to establish similar
luxuries, will next summer become a rival
OF Coney Island. That is, if the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company carries out its
present plans. 1t is the purpose of the
company to increase the traffic of the
Long Island road by establishing great
amusement park. Detailed information
as to all of the plans is withheld be-
cause of the necessity of getting options
on the land required. For over a month
representatives Of several real estate
firms employed by the Pennsylvania COM
pany have been quietly seeking options.
and nearly all of those necessary have
been obtained The amusement park will
be on the ocean side of the plot. The inn
mense success of Dreamland and Luna
park has led the officials of the Pennsyl-
vania to believe that the same immense
crowds could be drawn to Rockaway If
the proper inducements be given, and
that not only would the earnings of the
Long Island road be greatly increased,
but that the park itself could be made 4
paying venture. To get into the 1908
race with C0ney Island. however, will
tax the ingenuity and resources of even
the great Pennsylvania company.
DIR. Carlo Salyati. q physician. has
been arrested in an action brought
against him by Annie Ravani. 16 years
old, to recover $4,000 for alleged breach
Of promise of marriage. The doctor gave
$1,000 bail. Annie Ravani. the plaintiff
in the case. is exceedingly handsome. AMI
on account of her age it was necessary
for her to apply for the appointment of
her father. Robert Ravani. as her
guardian. 1t is alleged by Miss Rayani
in her sworn complaint that she first met
DIR. Salvati at his residence in the Dor
ougll Of Manhattan in May, 1901.
Il was then n tritie over Is years of
age. says the girl in her complaint, s'and
the doctor commenced to pay nae immedi-
ate court and asked me to become his
wife, to which | assented, and it was
agreed between us that we were to be
married at the same time that my sister
was married, which was on April %,
1904.
Il was nnacquainted with all the re-
Quirements of the matrimonial relation
ship. but was deeply in love with the de-
PENDANT, whose every word was my law.
and | placed him in position supeger
to that of my Cod
Miss Rayani says the doctor does not
intend TO marry her now.
DIR. Salvati is a man So years old and
good looking. He alleges malice.