Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-05-04

on New York's police force W.
applied for a job he wore ~, !.tn he
and buckskin leggins Later he ii-iilofefo
ed the leggins and appeared as ',SaId-
Der OF the mounted squad Ruffsi1-N mn IN
says JACK Is one Of the best HORSE.
ever graduated from the prairie -" ''tleA
broneho breaking. For eleven ve 1'o'' 81
has been patrOlman attached 80 an I'M
Bridge station and IN that time no ii'SA
many a runaway on Riverside driva a1K7i
fortunately "Snspender Jack" haS h
transferred. just why the most "a; ",teh
horsehlah on the force should he En-
Z - Walk the sidewalk in a neirhL'.
mood where the most strenuous a',l "
ton IS Keeping pushcart peddlers ~, "a
move IS one of the most onanun WI IN
RES which the police department !Hl'-
produced. Heartbroken over tbe n lI%S yet
Jack says he is going back :" X
pains; lie was willing TO patrol Rir 'i.''
side drive fer the rest of his l;fn ' I, neF-
NE among pushcart peddlers is ans
another matter quite
A messenger boy stole a half aoa,,.,,
Dandna from an Italian fruit venLccH
Broad street near J. F. Morgan's ae ID
ana TINS Is what came of it: Ten ,hn ','''
ana people engaged in riotous coni,I>
including the Italian who struck the h.,,,
messenger boys who charged on the Itai,
ians; other Italians who attacked otE,.
messenger boys; stock brokers who V ,bal
went after the Italians; the police w.,
serves of two precincts, who raidod ,
contiscated the fruit carts. and Ia, guy "a
other people who mixed in" for the NM, w..
delight Of mixing, and were baJjy
dubbed for their pains. The riot a..
was doing business on the cnrh r.,
open board" sought to avenge the a..
assault made. and got into trnnhI,
There were some unhappy finishes ON
messenger boy lost an envelope contain.
ing five certified checks, aggregating S2I
oO IN value. Several men had Their
clothes torn to pieces and the foating
wealth of Little Italy was diminisbed jn
a substantial sum.
When Wall street has a few leisure
moments 1t hgureS up the vast winnings
made by the GOulds, Rockefellprs ana
NanderbiltS in recent stock TRANSACTIONS
The newest estimate of personal wealth
has it that George Gould is &25.O0OUE
ito the good as a result of four wears
application to Wall street methods IT,.
day the combined Gould fortunes are
worth more than $4,000. 0O0-al dup
the street AYERS, to the magical touch If
George. He is credited with having
cleared S2,00O.00 a month since McKm.
ley's reelection, and all without the least
suspicion of trickery. That is more than
can be said for a good many millionajrpS
i'll the street" Leaving out the frac-
tons Mr.. Gould's earning capacity. when
working for himself is 81 every time the
clock ticks in working hours. President
Mckinley works nearly a whole wear to
earn what Mr.. Gould makes in three
hours of an afternoon Soon there Will b,
a new edition in Wall streets reverend
ing story of The Romance of Riches"
Kneipp devoteeS and believers in tbe
water cure will please take back seas.
The elevator cure is the latest. An eI.-
yator man in any big skyscraper VIII rel
YOU Three out of every four women
who ride in this car" said one OF tn.
Battery Park building employees. "alr
taking the elevator cure. How does Fl
cure! And what? Search me. The.
motion is supposed to have a beneficial
effect ON the circulation of the blood or
something. Some of the men try it. toa,
but the women have it the worst. When
ever stranger comes up TO me and ask,
for fictitious person, | know they are
AFTER the ride and nothing else Some
of the sharp ones generally pick out a
name in the directory before they enter
the car. They never go into an office,
however and always take the next car
down. When you. consider there are four
elevators here and the1 count the numbe.
of big office buildings south of the post
office, you will see a woman can ride
around all morning and never hit the
same elevator man twice. But we know
them"
\ loud explosion, followed by cries If
alarm from many of the 200O people Oh
the floor and in the galleries of the Stock
exchange. marked the closing of the las.
day. of that institution in the old Stock
exchange building, which is to he torn
down to make way for the fine structure
to be erected on lis present site. For
few minutes after the explosion the null
tltude in the galleries and on the floor
were daZed. When calm had been r.
stored 1t turned out that Il Photographic
who had obtained the right to take 4 tina.
picture of the Stock exchange members
had overcharged the flash pan OF his all-
paratus and the explosion had resulted.
The galleries were packed by people q,
the time, who had come TO see the chs
ing ceremonies, and the thought daWnrt
upon many of them that some crank hd3
thrown a bomb into the exchange. Even
the members who had posed for the pa
ture We're panic-Stricken for the moment.
There was mad rush in the galleries
for the doors, skirts and hats We're tern
and hundreds of people were diScomhtfd'
The entire Stock exchange building Wac
filled with smoke from the explosion ana
it is said the picture of the PHOTOGRAPHS
was ruined.
Erovn Daatb,s DoOr