Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-04-30
New York Every Day.

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A movement in which Prof. ].
II. iyslop, formerly of Columbia
university, the Medico-I4egal society
and number of other individual men
of wealth are interested, is afoot for the
establishment in New York city of :.
clinic for the treatment Of the poor By
/ hypnotlsm. lmIretus was given g. the
movement AZ a meeting Of the Medico-
Legal society. Prof. ii yslop read a paper
on the relative value of hypnotisln in
medicine and there was a discussion ol.
the general subject.
Bellevue hospital viii open a tent
ward for the treatment Of patients suffer
ing from tuberculosis. This comes too
late 10 save the physicians who have
contracted consumption from their pa-
tients. and = admitted to be an eXperi-
meat. the new tent ward is located
on the lawn. It is about thirty-five feet
long and twenty feet wide. The roof is
Of canvas. over which there is an extr;,
canvas fly. The floor. il which there are
yentilatorS, Is about two feet from the
ground and rests on cedar posts. admit
ting. of 4 free circulation Of air. \
smaller portable ward is being erected
for use ms Il service tent. Food for the
c0nsumptives who are 10 be treated in
Z
this service tent. \ portable bathroom
| also IS being erected.
| William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. has dis
/ posed Of $4,000 worth of automobile.
/ since his return from Florida. where he
i DfoAe the worlds record for a mile Il
/ few months ago. He no longer owns
] the, wonderful 9o-horScpower Mercedes.
I with which accomplished his feat. nor
/ does he own the Gl-horsepower Ma.S.
/ with which he startled Europe txo years
1 ago. BESIDES these Mr.. Vanderbilt has
disposed Of another MorS and Renault
/ machine. and he has not a single high
seaFed machine . the present time. The
/ only two machines that he owns today
I are an 1S-horSep0wCr Mercedes AMI n
/ 2O-horsepower Renault. and ilese can he
j bought for what they cost the owner 1t
/ was sand some time ago that Mr. Van
derbilt intended 10 give up racing be-
/ cause Of a weak heart At present Mr..
4 Vanderbilt is in Mexico looking after
falroad interests, while his wife Is in
California.
! Henry lSelin, WHO IS detained by tie
ahlholltleS IN Paris pending an iayeStiga-
non OF various enterprises il that city,
= understood to be o relative Of the we'll
known ISehn family ia New York city.
I but has resided abroad for fifteen or
twenty years and the New York fam
I Iiy have not heard directly from him i'm
! nftcen years. He hau various banking
4 interests and has been the owner of one
or more newspapers in Paris.
/ James \. Abeel, who through a letter
/ purported to be signed Inv the vice prcsi-
/ dent of the Western Union Teleeraph
company secured an introduction to Miss
| Eleanor Anderson, a telegraph operator
| IN the Grand hotel, under the name OF ]
/ " Il -.
came engaged to her. was adjudged
guilty of forgery i'll the third degree
/ lie gave her check for $100.OU0 10
which Goeiet's name was forged.
Because of the gift of $4,000 made by
the late William G. Whitney. the Amer
lean Museum of New York has been en-
abled to discover much of the prehistoric
horse iii America. At the meeting of the
National Academy of Sciences Prof.
Henry +. Osborn of Columbia university
declared that the skeletons of n small
herd Were found in Nebraska With all
due ceremony, he declared. the tyDe was
christened the Neohipparion Whitney"
Prof, Osborn also declared that he had
| discovered positive proof that man was
descended from that class Of reptiies
known as lynapida
To Offset the ports that ha lacked
BUSINESS Nlii tNAtiltSS l1tIF GNOIPH ljORlle.
the divorced husband of Lillian Nortlica.
has issued Il statement through his at
| torney. George Gordon Hastings, DENYING
the allegations that he had been waste
full of the money intrusted to him by the
| diva. He says; 1T is true that since our
marriage | have had paid to me as repre-
senting my wife's earnings the sum of
S212,OOO. Mr.. Solely, speaking in round
figures, describes the amount as 100000
! can afford, if necessary. to accept even
/ these latter figures rs correct in view of
the accounting | am able to give. Since
my marriage, as shown by receipts.
checks. and other vouchers in my posses
sion, | have paid my WIFE or for her ac-
count. the sum of S206.300. The excess
sum | invested in stocks and bonds.
which | deposited in safety box in
the bank Of New Amsterdam to which
my Wife and | each had key. This eN-
cess She took possession of before my ar
rival here in November. when | came in
consequence of the legal proceedings in
stituted by her. Thus according to my
figures. my wife received from me SG4,-
500 more than she paid into my hands.
taking her own figures and those of Mr..
Soley. and S3i,300 more than received
by me from her. These figures speak for
themselves aud effectually diSprove the
insinuations that l am the mere husband
of the prlma donna.
Investigation into the death or Loretta
Young Il pretty dancing girl of the Wiz
ard of or company, resulted in the arrest
az Or. Charles Tobynne a prominent
physician on the upper west side. and
Mary Kelley. a trained nurse employed
hy the doctor The arrests were ordered
by Coroner Schoier after IN autopsy DR.
Tahynne was held in $1,000 bail on Il
charge of manslaughter. Mary Kelley
was held as suspicious person.
In the supreme court in Brooklyn
verdict was given in favor of Sidney C. /
Love x Co. stock brokers. in suit
brought against them by George Doutncy
to recover $4,000 which he alleged lie