Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-07-09

| who was in her dressing room win hef
husband. locked the door, but this the
actress denied.
| Louis Ettlinger. president Of the Amer
lean Litbographic company. has bought
for his own occupancy the large mansion,
! barns and other outbuildings. aud thirty
six acres of land, in the Five Mile road.
| peekskill, y. Y, which was for MANI
| years tie sumner home Of Henry Ward
! Recrher. The exact consideration is not
/ known. but il was in the neighborhood Of
! SGoOnO. In the house are many tine
! rues and carpets. which MIR. Beecher had
/ woven in Europe to iii exactly each
/ room. These and other fixtures of Mr.
| Beerhcr's were sold with the house. 10
,eph II. Lewis Of Manhattan effected the
sale.
Mrs. Frank Brewer of East Orange
landed with rod aud reel thirty-three-
pnHnd bass from the water at Avon
Beach. near Asbury Park, \. j. She
was alone on the sand with her two
young sons when the catch, the largest
of the season, was made Mrs. Brewer
let out 900 feet of line before the fish
was brought to a standstill. The strug-
Gle to land it was a desperate one, but
Mrs. Brewer won single handed.
After battle that was marked by
fcrocity and cunning, the King, a fine
,pecimen of bufTaio recognized leader.
of the William G. Whitney herd in the
New York geological park and heretofore
lndiSputed champion of all bnifaloe>,
went down 10 defeat and death in duel
with Black Beauty, an old enemy. For
evenly minutes the big animals waged a
bitter fight. resisting the efforts OF the
keepers to separate them.
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BELLEVUE hospital Il woman is at its head
as superintendent. Miss Jane Delano.
acting superintendent. is temporarily ut
the head not only of Bellevue, but of its
allied institutions, the GOuverneur, Iiar-
lem and Fordham hospitals. Miss De
lauo has been for several years the super
intendent of Bellevue Training School for
Nurses When Acting Superintendent
n. j, Richard secured leave of absence
Miss DelanO was notified to take his
place.
II appears that Lulu CHASER is not to
change managers without some trouble.
Her old guide. Fred Whitney. claims her
contract with him has not vet expired.
and he Is going to make trouble for the
rev manager. Mr.. Dillingham;. That
gentleman is going right ahead preparing
for the season with The Madcap Prin-
cess" and rchearsalS will be interSpersed
with court appearances. the serving of
papers. consultations with lawyers and
other pleasing warm weather diversions.
There are a lot of theatrical folk here
spending their money with the lawyers
/ on just such foolish business as this.
After hearing arguments in the supreme
court Justice blanchard reserved his de-
ciSion on the application of counsel for
John X. platt who recently sued Hannah
Elias to recover nearly SBO.UOO. TO con-
| tinue an eX-parte injunction restraining
practically every bank ard trust company
/ in town from permitting her TO withdraw
! funds on deposit.
The first of the sixteen great sections
of stone which are to form the eight pill
lars of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine at Morningside heights has been
placed in position. The work took sew
eral days. on account of the weight of the
block, ninety tons. 1t was hoisted by
two engines One of the largest derrick>
ever used in this country was constructed
fer the occasion. As soon rs it can be-
readiuSted. granite block weighing
forty tons is 10 be hoisted to go on top
of this one. The eight pillars will form
a semi-circle around the choir 1t is not
expected that the cathedral will be COM
pleted before 1925.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Wood
bury has made public the result of his
medical examination of the sweepers
department. He was aided in this work
by ten physicians of the health depart
ment. Out of II total of 1872 men 2S;
were found 10 be afflicted with pulmon-
AIRY complaints. or this number sixty
had consumption. This percentage. Dr.
Woodbury. said. was not much above the
: a.
To be afflicted with the lesser forms OF
lung diseases and bronchial troubles is
far above the average.
Special treasury agents searched the
| steamship Indrawadi as it lay ut its pier
! in Brooklyn. They found $4,000 worth
of goods which it is supposed members
| of the crew had intended to smuggle
! ashore. For some time past the special
! treasury agents have noticed that certain
| Japanese and Chinese shops had articles
| for sale that We're out of the ordinary
run of goods found in such places. They
began To watch for ships which might
| bring such goods
Maryon Martyr. coutralto soloiSt Mt
| the DuNs concert, Madison Square gar
| den. lost hen voice temporarily The other
night. hut the audience did not know
1 anything about it. Miss Martyr was
! down on the programme 10 sing twice.
! y few minutes before her time to appear,
while She was talking with one of nuSS'
/ aids. her voice left her She could
scarcely speak above whisper Con-
! traction of the vocal chords was said to
| bc the trouble.
The results ef the Democratic national