Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-07-23
New York Every Day.

igan and Mrs. Alser sailed for Europe on
tie steamship Minneapolis
The King OF Italy has conferred the
knlghthood of the crown Of Italy upon
| Heinrich Conrcd, director of the Metro
politan Opera house. in recognition Of
his successful efforts to promote the re-
viyal of Italian opera in New York.
Elizabeth Tyree, who for the last dec
ade has been popular New York
actress. was married 10 James Stctson
Metcalfe of New York city. The cere-
mony was performed at the Marble Col
tlegiate church by Rev. DR.. BHyrJG
Charles NJ Schwab, just before he
sailed for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm
H., confirmed report that he had part
ed with S1910.000 of his money TO re-
| imburSe his friends for their losses in
the Bethlehem Steel plant
The divorce obtained hy Lillian Nor
dica. the singer. from Zoltan Doeme. has
been upheld by the appellate division Of
the supreme court. which decides that
the interlocut0ry decree MAS hot OH
tained by fraud on collision. rs WAS
charged by Mr.. Doeme.
The Judgment for $4,000 for alleged
breach of promise awarded 10y Il jury IL
Eleanor Anderson in her suit against
james y. .Abeel, who, She alleges. wooed
her under the name of y. Ogden
Goelet." was vacated ny the appellate
division of the supreme court, which
finds that the service of summons and
complaint in the ease was defective.
Miss Ellen Terry will appear next sea-
son under the management rf Charles
Frohmau in London and the United
States Mr.. Barrie is writing Il modern
comedy in which Miss Terry will be seen.
and the author is greatly delighted that
the part of his new heroine will be Gre
atcd by the distinguished actress. This
puts an end 20 the rumors that an ar
rangement was being made by which Sir
Henry Irving and Miss Terry We're again
to appear together.
Edward r. Taylor. city missionary
Of Plainfeld. y. T., has Just ended Il
/ thirty-day fast and appears none the
iAmursy for his ordeal When he started
10 abstain from solid food he tipped the
scales AZ 30 pounds, and today he
weighs hut - pounds less. During the
time of his abstinence from solid noT-
ishment Mr. Taylor took walks for eXer-
else and rart OF the time attended 10 his
duties aS missionary. He declares that
his general health is much better.
Mark Twain and about forty other
first cabin passengers cot caught in Il
smallpox scare on the Hamburg Ameri-
can EnCr Prinz Oscar, and had to under
90 vaccination. Nearly 800 Storage pas
ssngerS were VaccinatCd at the same
time. The vaccination of the whole >hil.
load of pass eugers turned out To he a
useless precauti0n. rs there was not any
worse case aboard than Il baby with
what was perhap>e chicken poN. but wa>
diagnosed by one physician rs TEA bites
BY the hrealling of cable Il thrcc-ton
block of granite fell l2u feet from the
old New York Times building to the
crowded Park Row sidewalk, smashing
through the timber shed and stone flag
ging into the basement. Six persons
Were hurt by >plinterS from the Iimhers.
The stone was Il piece of old coping
which WAS being removed preparatory Ia
adding three stories To the structure.
Edward K; Taylor. city missionary
of Plaimlield y. j., has just ended Il
Thirty days fast aud appears none the
worse for his ordeal. When he started
ia abstain from solid food he tipped the
scales nj 23u pounds, and today weighs
but twenty-five pounds less. During the
time of his abstinence from solid nouriS:h-
meut Mr. Taylor took walks for exercise
ties as missionary. He declares that his
general health Is much better,
The New York Central - installing
what = understood To he me longest
private telephone wire in existence. II
will run from Grand Contra! station To-
/ Weehawken. from which point IL will
/ follow the West Shore tracks te Bnt1nlo.
thence e. Chicago ever the Lake Shore
! ronte. The line will give quick private
, service and Is expected 10 save ihuch 81
the present large telegraph ana telephone
tolls.
! Miss Anna l.Hughlin. vino has PLAYED
/ the part Of Dorothy Gale in the WIZARD
! Of ~ since rs first production. was
/ married "a Van Monroe youn& hu>i-
ness man 81 New York slty. The core
I mpHy rock place ut st. Stephen'S chnrrh.
I Tic maid Of honor was Miss Josephine