Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-04-07

without publicity: but, of course, it is
possible they visited the dominic in quest
of spiritual advice The clergyman adj
its object Miss DorO refers all inquiries
to Mr. Gillette, and Mr.. Gillette says
what's the use of idle discussions"
The feminine visitor in New York from
the south was telling friend of the Woe
full ignorance of some western people
she had met the night before. My dear,
it was bad enough when she told me she
had never read David COpperfield;' but
what do you suppose she said next? l
simply wouldn't have believed it of any
Twin, breathin', human bein'."
What ON earth was it!' queried her
friend.
She wanted to know and the soft
southern voice rose to a dramatic shrek,
IF mint julep was anything like mint
sauce that you put on laayam.'
Original manuscripts Of The Scarlet
Letter" The Blithdale Romance. The
Marble Faun." Twice Told Tales and
other stories written by Nathaniel Haw-
thorne which are of great value, were
damaged in a fire in the home of Julian
Hawthorne in New York. The fire part
~ burned the house. The damage will
amount to from $4,000 to $4,000. Mr.
furnishings or the manuscripts. Some of
his own manuscripts in a desk in the
library were damaged by water When
the fire started no one was i'll the house
except a servant. The building is four
stories in front and six i'll the rear. y
defective flue in the kitchen was respon-
sible for the fire.
There is a new method of keeping the
luster in pearls. 1t is not always pos
sible for their owners 10 wear them and
keen them alive in the way the jewellers
recommend. As the wearing Of pearls is
now so much more common than il used
to be many women in New York would
be burdened by the load Of pearls they
| would be compelled to wear around.
Il divide them among the servants. p"
| one matron of wealth declared the other
day when explaining the reason why her
pearls looked bright and | give the
| handsomest strand to the cook. You see
it's so warm in the kitchen they are GER
| tain to be kept at the right temperature.
| The other women servants have the rest
| and my maid collects them every night
! that l am going out in evening dress and
want to wear them"
| Buster Brown is the New York Herald
and the Chicago Tribune's own bad boy,
| and nobody else has any right to him.
| Judge La COmbe so decided and warned
| the Star company, which publishes the
| New York American and Journal, to let
Buster Brown alone. on pain OF con
| tempt of court. Richard i. Outcault,
who formerly drew the Buster Brown
| pictures for the Herald and the Tribune,
! does not own Buster Brown, and the
court plainly told him SO, The decision
! of the court is based on the established
! fact that the Herald was the first to
! adopt and use the words Buster
| Brown" as trade mark. Whether or
not the original craftsman who made the
i Buster Brown pictures Continued 70
make them is decided IL be immateriai.
An invitation recently was extended to
! Senator ChaunCey NJ. DepeW on behalf
of the Montauk club of Brooklyn by its
president. Timothy l.. Woodruff. to par
! fore on his birthday. Mr.. Woodruff la :
! received a reply from the senator, in
which, after referring TO his indisposition,
/ lie goes on to say; Il nave delayed an
Sweriug your letter. hoping this would
pass away. so that your dinner would
/ he one of the old kind ana l equal to
! its requirements, its hiarity and lis spir-
| it. Unhappily. | am afraid that for the
! first time in fifteen years the M0ntauk
/ dinner is to he omitted OF all the dis
agreeable things that have come to nae,
the first time that | have been sick IN
I many years IllN ltNS -tiCNNN Hit AAiN
most With kindest regards to the Mon
! t0uks and my love to You.
One of the penalties fer making a dra-
{ matte hit in New York, declared 4 dis
grnntled actor, who had made one. is
I that the good women OF the Twelfth
! Night aud the Professional Woman s
/ league. consider it the duty of the man
. who makes Il success. 90 figure as sole
masculine guest ut one of their hen
, parties The aconies undergone by the
victim of this feminine hospitality are be
F! wound description. With an inward en-
1 tity yearning yoiceleSSly for a high ball
! the hapleSS man is obliged to Scad his
( CLOTHS with hot tea, and to smile stole
ally while his great heart breaks. Otis
I Skinner as sole guest of the Twelfth
Night last week suffered as do the
strong and it is even money at the
Lambs, whether Harry Woodruff. who
win be called sweet thing at the Pro
feSSional Woman's league next will per
iSh miserahly or survive the feStivity.
One of the largest retail tobacco deaf.
crs in the United States whose headquar-
tors are in New York. said that the con.
/ sumption of chewing tobacco has in
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