Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-07-30
New York Every Day.

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Charles NJ. Collins. once prominent on
the American stage. is dead nj his home
after an Illness Of four months. Collins
appeared. during his professional career
1 III the support Of many leading aciorS
] The TWENTY-FIVE pasteurized milk stands
! distributed around New York city are
being heavily patronized these days. One
cent glass for pure milk attracts many
/ persons who might otherwise be induced
4 10 buy beer ut five times that price
/ The countess of Mimic. wife of the gov
! ern0T- general of Canada. arrived on the
steamer Lucania from Liverpool. Other
/ passengers We're: Lady Ross wife of a
/ prominent Canadian official: Lady Eileen
Elliott, Lord Nlcigund ana Rt. Rev. ",
/ Cyprian Pnkham.
! FRITZ Scheff. the Baroness Won Bar
deleben. WAS passenger on The
/ kronprinZ Wilhelm She comes here to
/ begin rehear>als for il new comic oYcr;.
called The Two Roses in which She
/ will appear next season under the man
/ agement of G. Il. Dillingham;.
i Henry C. I'rick of Pittsburg was one
j Of the passengers who sailed ON the Ceo-
4 re for Liverpool. Before departing Mr.
/ Prick said he eXnected 10 spend several
/ weeks abroad i'll pursuit of pleasure and
i rest, and that before returning he should
/ visit Andrew Carnegie at Skibo castle
/ Eddie Foy' : makeup n David Il. Hill
III .'Iitf. Paff. Pour is one of the most
taking features that the comedian has
yet introduced in his work ut the Casino.
ami his appearance in the side WHISPERS
anu mu>tachc of the great politician new
ar - oil Il
Newport. apparently is not to be out
/ done by the fashionable Summcring places
/ whence comes the report that men are
wearing frock coats with duck pants.
/ This weird combination is fully met by
/ the Newporters, who are said now to be
wearing red ties with evening clothes.
/ Capt Frederick Sharp. one of the old
1 est and best know marine wreckerS in
/ the world, died in the United States ma
/ rine hospital at Clifton, Staten island.
! as the result Of having been overcome
/ by gas in the hold OF the sunken steam
j i Boston City in the lower bay
| Miss Laura s. Van Zandt. daughter Of
Leopold Van Iandt of Paris and the
adopted daughter of William +. Van
/andt, who laid the first telegraph line
/ IN America, was married in Kingston
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
NJ. Hall, son-iIi-law of Judge Parker.
Cecil Engclheart. the statuesquc young
woman brought over to this country by
| John e.. Fisher for The Princess Of
/ kenSingtOn last season. has been lost
| 10 the stage for good and all. Miss En-
selheart was married very quietly about
a month ago to Herbert Clarity Of Bel
! last Ireland. and Is living in New York
city.
scholarship in the Columbia miver-
sity school of mines has been established
in memory of the late Marcus DAILY of
Montana by his daughter. Mrs. James
/ ". Gerard of this city II is to be
awarded ON competitive basis. The
recipient is To receive $1,000 per aunum.
! The scholarship Is open only to those
who have worked in the Montana mines
or 10 their descendants.
Fer William Favers lain and John
Drew, Charles Frohmau has obtained.
Two London successes. Mr.. FaverSham :
new vehicle is Lefty" by Arthur Wing
/ llnero. It's first performance viii take
/ place II the Hudson thcater about the
/ nit'Gle ui September. Supporting Mr..
! FayeI Snan will he Cariotta Nilsson and
| Julie OPP. John Drew in The Duke
! o. kjslc; ankle" viii lie the opening at
| traction at the Empire thcater.
Ii. II. Rogers. the Standard OH mag
nate and president of the Richmond
l.ight and Railroad company was herd
iii $1,000 bonds by Coroner Scharfer o,
Richmond borough Ia await the action a.
the grand jury. Mr.. Rogers and the iii
reetorS IF his company had been held
responsible by a coroner'S jury for the
death Of Edgar l. Coleman. who WAS
KILLED, as alleged hy m improperly in
suiated wire belonging 30 the company.
White jerseys will hereafter be- taboocd
At Manhattan beach and po>ses~oI> Of
that garment who want 10 swim there
will have To- yet dark coloye,l Jerseys or
20 10 some other beech. 'fhv ntu~t pom
ular bathing costume for men ut Man
haitian this year has been Il white jersey
much cut our at the neck and under the
arms. Many JERSEYS are said to he made
at thin material and that awakened the
opposition of women bathcr>. White
tights were never allowed.
/ Final steps have been taken tn cradi-
cate the Wandering pu>hc9rt pedllcrS Of
I foodStuftS from the east side of New
J York city. Through the police and
street cleaning departments the pVddleI>
consisting entirely Of foreigners, have
/ been gathered in from the Battery to
Fourteenth street and east uf the Bow
I cry. \ stretch of asphalt four blocks
/ long under the shaded structural work
az the new WILLIAMSBURG bridge Was III
Nidcd INTO small spaces and lots were
drawn for them The peddlerS VIII be
7 compelled to- remain there and No. longer
F he allowed To- roam at viii.
Mrs. Agpew Wayhurn. VIII, of Edward
I C. Wayburn of Wayburu'S Mn>trelS, APP
+ Piled to Justice Fitzgerald in the supreme
( court Tor an allowance of $50 Il week
pending the determination Of hcr suit for
I ;, paration. Mrs Wayburn'> counsel sub
nitted aitidaNitS ia which the name ut
Rertie Heron, au actress in Nayhurn :
4 production. was mentioned. II was also
set forth that the defendant left the plain
/ tiff JULY > and from that time had de
ciined Ia support her.
/ Thomas WenSensakye. Japanese.
: who has been in the United States for