Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-07-21
New York Every Day.

\ man who described himself as james
Stellman, an engineer, "A years old, of
Brooklyn, was arrested in New York on
a charge of completely in a $4,000 dii-
mond robbery in London on March II,
1903. According to the police Samuel
Locker. Stellman's partner, is serving 7
nYe years prison term in England in con
nectlon with the crime.
Cheridah Simpson. prima donna Of
Seeing New York" on the New York
theater roof, IS 10 star next season in
revival Of Reginald De koven's comic
opera, Red Feather" in which Grace
Van Suddiford and Thomas q. Sea
brooke We're heard late in 1903. Miss
Simpson is a Milwaukee girl. She has
long been in Col. Savage's companies.
Prof. Thomas H. Teegan of the Cen
trail Training college Dublin. Ireland, ar
rived in New York on the steamer
Oceanic. He has come to America to OBJ
tain objects of historic interest for the
international exhibition to be held III
Dublin in 1907.
Melville +. ingalls,, president Of the
public ownership commission of the Ma
tlonai Civic Federation, was also a pas
senger on the Oceanic
Hetty Green entertained four women
guests at a Decent dinner at the Hotel
Gramatan, Bronxville. recently. Aft
or settling the bill Of S1.2J she left the
table without tipping the waiter. Mrs,
Green arrived in an automo bile. She
took a table d'hote dinner and ate heart
lily. She and her friends seemed in high
spirits, laughing and chatting away for
two hours before they arose. re-entered
the automobile. and hurried away.
The net value of the estate left by the
late John A. Mccall. former president
of the New York Life Insurance COM
pany, was $40. $50. according To the re-
port of the appraisers of the estate.
which was filed in the surrogate's office.
This document shows that Mr.. Mccall
died possessed of property valued at
SE4ODD but this has been reduced by
the payment of debts, administrative
expenses. and other disbursements to the
extent Of S}3, 16J
New creations in millinery are attract
ing many women to New York stores
this summer Carnation red straw hats.
with a light trimming of Self-colored
tIille and lunches Of deep, dark carnations
in such exact imitation of nature as TO
be deceptive, are popular with the swell
est young women here. This type of hat
is usually worn with full ostrich
feather boa dyed carnation to match. \
Whlte gown as an accessory makes a
pretty and becoming outfit.
The international Mercantile Marine
company is preparing to build six trans
Atlantic liners to add to its present fleet.
according to an announcement of Iresi-
dent ]. Bruce. who arrived in New York
from England. He said that the new
vessels viii be completed in three years.
The steamers probably will be construct
aI Of TyaI #
are expected to have Il speed of twenty
five knots an hour. Mr.. lsmay said their
engines will not be of the turbine type.
X. +. Johnston. manager. has set out
to cancel some contracts he had made
for the appearance of Eugene YSaye in
concert here next winter The Belgium
violinist lcabed positive refusal to re-
turn here next season. As he and the
manager had a stormy time in his last
tour here the news that Ysaye had de-
clined to come back created no surprise
in musical circles. His decision puts an
end to the announced tour Of him and
Nine. Nordica during December and
January.
New York society women pro.nise 10
revive Il barbarous fad this fall which
ut least will be jumped upon with both
feet by the fair sex of Pittsburg Large
and long earrings are now chic. so if You
see woman. the lobes of whose ears
are stretched by heavy pendants Of the
Cleopatra design, decide Mt once that she
has just returned from Gay Paree. Dur
ing the past month returning tourists
have brought back the ew-fashioned
earrings. Maiden lane is now making
samples. So beware
The government statistics for the
manufacturing industries Of New York
city shows -. SD establishments with
product of $500 or more. The total
amount Of capital represented is $1.042.-
946, 49, There are 63.JG1 Salaried aff-
Gals and 46J.366 wage earners. an IN
crease of II per cent in the first and
almost 20 per cent in the hitter over
1900. The salaries PAID amounted 10
SI3,0lI.Go5, an increase of almost Is
per cent. and the wages S24S. 13S 30
an increase IF 26 per cent
The cost of materials used was SS1S.
o29.2tI an increase of % per cent.
ana the miscellaneous expenses We're
sou. >21.06I. an increase of GU per cent.
Inc value of the products was S1.J26.-
'l-3dEh as against S1tT2S10.2GI for
Fo' an increase Of over so per cent.
Two ont Of town salesmen left
broadway hotel recently and start
eel to explore the Bowery. While the
drummerS We're seated at a table quietly
watching Il moving picture of uuSym-
metrical figures whose yells of "Sof
boiled on two would sound familiar 10
the Short-order cooks in IN east side res
taurant. the hardware man was nudsed
on the shoulder by pretty little pcroN-
Lifeline who laughinly said: Say. Teller
We To come down here 10 pump Us chorus
girls about the Thaw case. amt We:
Now tell the truth. fur you see l know
yer receives. Everyone who goes with
IN a mile of q chorus girl or a Rowery
dancer since the roof garden affair is