Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-02-25
New York Every Day.


Mrs Vance Cheney has announced the
i marriage Of her daughter, Eveiyne Hope.
i TO Harold Hayens of Piedmont. Cal.
! which occurred on the evening of Feb
fuary 4 at the Collingswood hotel. here.
4 MI ana Mrs. Havens will live in Cali
fornia.
i practically all the leading carpet man
1 hfacturers have announced advances in
prices OF from 212 cents to ) cents a
! YARD on their goods. The advance is
SAID to be caused by the war in the far
/ East, which has cut off the supply of
/ carpet woods from Russia and China.
Contrasting that she had forged many
/ checks and drawn on her employers bank
account since last October Margaret Con
holy, 10 years old, has been taken into
eustody. The child said she had used the
money. OF which 5000 or $500 is missing.
70 play philanthropiSt among the poor
emldren living near her home.
The Arrest in New York of VI. s.
Ioaehe and \. Debeauyor. formerly
| members Of the faculty of Villa Novo
college, near Philadelphia. is the outcome
/ q vandalism at the college when pro-
i feSs0rs room was wrecked Drbeauyoi,.
also Is charged with attempting to dam
age the reputation of the professor by
scuIfllouS letters.
An ordinance has been adopted by the
! New York board of aldermen empowpr-
ing city magistrates to asses fine Of
SOD on persons found carrying concealed
weapons. The former penalty was $40
| ana mad little tendency. according TO the
| police, toward breaking up the prac-
| tlce. The ordinance gives the police
| commissioner power to issue permits for
/ n ,l,,I
ent.
Men are always accusing women Of
talking lot, but the President of tho
nlted States does more talking than
| any woman | ever knew" said Mrs
! ldllle DeverenX Blake in her toast to the
Minerva club at a dinner at the Waldorf
AAsstorla but Teddy really said some
5ih,g sensible tine other day, when he
ueciafeqF there was no sex in CRIME, and
mere ~. 4 Ruld be no sex in punishment.
ssssN -sl-sssa have said. too. that there WAS
no sex IN rights or privileges"
A hlghwayman attacked Mr. and Mrs
John W: Cornish in front of their home
IN New York city, snatched a $1,000 dia-
mond brooch from Mrs Cornisb'S throat
fired two bullets through the clothing Of
1ofnlsh when he demonstrated. and then
escaped. after an exciting race with n
poHceman IN which several shots were
eSchanged, but SO far as known without
effect. The robber followed Mr.. and
Mfs. CORNISH home from Il street car in
which the. lavish display of diamonds
worn by the couple had attracted much
| attention.
Letters of administration were granted
on the estate of George f.. Smith. known
IN racing circles as 'pittsburg Phil" TO
| his mother, Elizabeth Downing of Ale
ghany county. Pennsylvania, and to Wal
ter keyes. The petition stated that tho
decedent was possessed of 81 600 OOo in
personal property and Of $1,000 worth
Of real estate in this state, and gave rs
his heirs and next of kin his mother. his
brother, William G. Smith. who resides
in New York city: his nephew. lanes
McGill. also Il resident of New York ana
his niece, Eleanor A. Ewing. who lives in
Pennsylvania
DIR. Ashbel +. Grinnell. twenty wears
utan Of the medical department Of the
University of Vermont. secured n ver.
diet for $4,000 damages Mt the second
trlal OF has action to recover $4,000
from Edward Weston. Tor false arrest
aud Imprisonment. At former trial
l'f. Grinnell got verdict for S12. 800.
As Or. CTrhnell end his wife were abou:
ss,+;s. 7" f"Ii at ne 'rahu central
ti, .'ioi ~ NiiIrSn' i9Ql' private detec-
ton Of Weston, who asserted DR. Grin
neti was man named Raynor, who
i'a' s"lhuleu nun OUT or $40
p
Probably the oldest woman in Brook
iyh, Miss Rachael Martense, died at the
nome 10 Of her sister. Mrs. William Douglas
Story, Flatbush. Brooklyn Mr.. Story
gained ConSidpra BILE fame ~ u eantoi, Il,
ny t n states navy during the war.
W., mt,u LIE Ilis'I "a III ISL. MISS MartenSc
~. NJ poIi l9rU ey =, iSul. She was
~, , 3sa. 81 lour 9aushterS OF Adrian
a,,, .,',5V1 ~, Wno "iea III lH'h and il is
MI IN, M VT e"n51lderahIe fortune.
s6 ~ ~ b.. ..,eI M5laoul ever having
bonn ~ ~ ~. - '''ia-} VI ever having
oteH OUT OF me immediate confines in
4s'l,, s,.' 'a,'u' tio Had never ridden on
tipHSA t"'' Hit uict Wlthln few