Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-25

ClarE, former husband of the violet
bride" The wedding was quiet and was
performed at Clark'S home, Bryn Mawr.
Clark is a millionaire also. His wife is
only 10. The violet bride was Esther
Bartlett. She got the name by the fact
that an usher at the wedding was caught
by the husband with the stain of violets
ON his shirt front and divorce fol
lowed.
Con6ed's two big gaming palaces,
Frank Farrel's Honest John" kelly'S
and all the rest in the Tenderloin are
Theoretically sealed for the summer or
until that time when .Jerome's new Wit
ness law shall have been tested. Jesse
Lewisohn, the man on the firing line, is
laid up at his home i'll from the worry
and annoyance attending the recent haul
ing about which Jerome gave him In an
effort TO make him talk. 1t is said that
the big gamblers here have contributed
heavily to the legal expenses Mr.. Levi
sohn is under in making the fight.
Meyer Guggenheim, the wealthy
smelter. who is being sued for 100000
damages for breach of promise Of mar
Iiage by Hannah Mcnamara, says that
he does not know the whereabouts of the
plaintiff and that he never, even wnen
their friendship was warmest, contem-
plated marriage with her. THE idea
of my ever having discussed marriage
with the woman is ridiculous he said
today. ''She cant get easy money out of
me-" Mr.. Guggenheim took occasion to
deny some of the reports that had been
printed about him. II did give her small
amounts of money at various times" he
said, but not $1,000 in all. She lost all
her money specializing and | gave little
to help her out Poverty has driven her
to make this charge and bring the suit.
The old Hoffman house. all the old and
larger part of the hotel as it is today.
which has been for thirty years the in
formal headquarters of the national Dem
ocratic committees and one of the great
est resorts for turfmen in the city. Is
about to be torn down and rebuilt. This
decision has just been reached by the
directors of the company. The plan has
teen under consideration for several
years, An interesting landmark in the
portion to be rebuilt is the cafe. famous
for its display of pictures. The new
structure will he in the style of the moor
iSh renaissance.
The Cunard line announces the follow
ing reductions. Third-class fare from Liv
erpo0l to New York or Boston by the
Campania or the Lucania, tn SD; by
the Umbria, Etruria, Ivernia or Saxonia.
10 Sl3.15; by the Carpathia or Aurania.
u $3.50: from Rotterdam, Hamburg.
Bremen OF Antwerp to New York or
P0ston. TO SO; prepaid rates from Sean
dinavian ports, Ia sis, and prepaid rates
from British ports, to SO. First-clasS
rates from Paris. Hamburg, Bremen,
Antwerp or Rotterdam to New York or
PoSton by all ships of the line win be
the same as those from London.
At the fourth attempt the government
succeeded i'll dspoSing of the 6G barrels
containing 1858 pounds of Greek cheese
which have been on its hands for nearly
two years, and which have recently come
near causing strike among the labor
erS ut the appraisers stores. who were
compelled Ia work in their vicinity. The
cheese was knocked down to Dihry X
Saunders for So. Its appraised value
was $1,000. The same firm got nine bar
relS more of the same Kind of cheese for
So. The laborrs displayed an industry
unusual in government employees in load
ing 1t on the purchasers trucks.
A New Yorker with fondness for
statistics has doped out a comparative
table of greatness ms shown by newspa
per space. letfrcS had % columns in
four morning and four afternoon papers
IN seven days: Judge Alton Il. Parker
comes next with - columns: Roosevelt
had 56 columns in the same period Raj
sui. the Moor brigand. had ~: Grover
Cleveland. lG Mrs Elias. ~ tthe week
following will place her in The lead over
IcitrleSi: Nam Randolph Patterson. ac-
cuScd of the killing of Caesar Young, had
l2G columns including II pictures Dis
lrict Attorney Jerome had 50 aud Mayor
Mcclellan Is
There is to he an Adamless Eden es-
tahliShed in West Ninety second street
Three siN-story double apartment houses
Nos. 4-6. $40 and 12-l4. are to be turned
over 10 the exclusive Use Of lovely wons-
an. The project is believed Ia he dis
tiuct mneyation. Ii : true the Hotel
Martha Washington in East Twenty
ninth stree; approaches it somewhat in
/ character. but the w 81 Ninety-second
street enterprise hoS distinctive features
that practically pu u "a class by itself
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