Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04

signs, which will be highly ornamento1
and cost S26 each, will be reserved foI.
the residential districts and uptown thnr-
oughfares. The reason that illuminatal
signs will not be used in the down-toU.n
section of the city is that there are com
paratively few people in that distrirt
after business hours.
Six million dollars is the estimated
SUN paid out by New York women foI.
laces alone in the past year. An aJdi-
tional $2,000,OU0 was spent in the sam,
time for veilings. That these figures ar.
correst is vouched for by one OF tba
heads of firm i'll the city which does ma
enormous yearly business in the impor-
tation of laces of all sorts and des..riI.-
tons. His firm imports the famous IriSb
crochet, the tilet guipure. s1angled. En-
ropean crochet. Venetian, Nalencieanes
and exquisite hand-painted chiffon iaras
which sell al tremendous prices per ward
or piece. and so his statement NAV ba
taken as authoritative. The same an
thOrity says the women Of the Tniia8
States. all told, expen1 $100,OD,OGU for
laces and about 100000, 900 for iBri-
dental lingerie during years time.
"A Country Girl is already one Of flo
rei@ning bellies of New feFk. Bnt Srr5
is the case with almost every EHgl.Sl
musical comedy that succeeds on hi.
Side-there are just a few exec ient nlun-
hers that make up what the rest fails
to accomplish. One of the songs. Two
Little Chicks" promises to become the
tuneful rage of the season. The words
are like this:
Two little chicks
Lived in faTmyard,
Happy as chicks can be;
She was a Dorking,
Proudly stalking,
Only a bantam he.
lie was a most superior bantam,
And he adored her true;
But she was proud,
And cried out aloud,
NOW what in the world are YOU
Chick, chick, chick. chick!
Won't You marry me, chick
Be my little wife" said he, chick
Chick, chick, chick, chick!'
You're a very free chic;
Wait little bit, said she.
Give me one kiss" said the little he chick
What is more, he kissed her, tco.
LET me be. chick
Said thee she chick.
"Cock-a-doodle, thatll doodle do
Four big murder cases, to all 81 which
est, are Row expressing New York. JUST
as MolineuX was beginning his last fight
for life the body Of Il beautiful young
woman was dragged out Of Tana bay
and a few hours later that Of Young
man was discovered floating only
hundred yards away. Marks oi violence
which could not have been self-inflictrd
by either were found and the suspicion
of double murder finally attached 10
young Louis DisbrOw, around whom the
police are now weaving an eVCr-tightcu-
ing coil of evidence. This for a time
distracted attention from the EIolneuX
case and bid fair TO become the ruling
suddenly, like 4 bolt from the blue, came
the announcement that Millionaire
Nicholas Fish had been murdered in
drinking place on the west side. 1t was
an open murder, done in the presence
of witnesses, and the alleged slayer was
quickly apprehended and now awaits
trial. The notable family connections
prominence and the sad circumstance
of his only sons heroic death on San
Juan hill, all contributed to make
profound impression. This lamcntable
tragedy had scarcely ceased to be
theme of public discussion when New
York and the whole country We're struck
dumb with horror by the enactment of
another crime, more shuddering than
any of its predecessors in the hideous
details of its contamination. A young
and beautiful woman was lured from her
home and foully slaughtered in the apart
ment occupied by w. Hooper Young,
the grandson of the famous Mormon
leader. The body was denuded of cloth
ing and cast into canal near Hoboken.
weighted with twenty-pound hitching
iron. The tides revealed this crime, and
today the man charged with the deed
was dragged from a little Connecticut
town to face his accusers in New York