Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-19

tank, on n car uDat at the New Ork,
New Haven * Hartford railroad pier,
East river.
For purely scientific purposes Stepney
G. Playsted of Blooklyn is attempting L.
fast for forty days lie declares lee has
already acecrpll Aed two weeks OF thar
time and after an examination by physi-
clans has been pronounced to be i'll eN-
Geilent condition. His fast is tos demon
sirate thnt man living ON one and q
half piniS Of water or less a day can re.
tain all his physical strength and mental
forces and be able to 20 about his work
ia the usual way.
Clarence H. Mqckay. who received as
u wedding present II S2.W0,0U0 estate
OH HuFbog HIS. Long Island. from his
father. has been made n member of tie
i.oslyn fire department in recognition
oil his gift Of Il steamer. hose carriages
and hose to HE ltosiyn department Ills
gift was prompted by the destruction of
the picturesque country home u William.
Cullen Bryant.
If society follows the decision of the
dancing masters the fashionable dances
of the coming season will he the oId-faSh-
ioned three->t,p waltz and the ive-step
!
Society of Professors OF Dancing, whose
convention has just finished its wGrk and
ndjuulrh II was decided 10 recon-
mend the MS" OF nine ncW dances for
class work Secretary Clrperter said
he DID not beii"re that I he tWo-strp could
be forced from the dance programmes
bnt the intention Is To keep II N rs prop
n place AMI not nave Il usurp waltz time
and favor.
The Id White star line steamer Ger
mamie arrived from Liverpool and
Queenstown on her last voyage ot the Sea-
son, Leasing the run III : days: = h"UFH
ni'n to lAvrrPooI and iay M III reserve
10 aN"t lAe iHldIF ViSb'T'Hn "i tur
'NSA'1 iief St9''F Shlt,' ne l'i'a ~, M H.
MHN HoiH 'P''t''i> 10 ~ pl,Ht" ~ KY, Nv
''Fha""c "'d '''Ii F''thliH o'eili ', ~"
10 nI''' me S'Ei' lat'' "a, sue !I.ty ~
Ae!u on reserve as extra snap OF ullti Si'
can be Soiu'
\ young man who up to short time
ago was engaged aS ship news reporter
Hu GIG of the big dallies here made tho
discovery that one good way to mako
money in the newspaper business is 10
get ont OF 1t. This young man had OBJ
served in his daily routine that the food
grants detained ut Ellis island was dis
lributrd with much waste ami with an
unnecessary number of empIoye~ When
ho made inuuiricS he found that il was :,
contract iol The shin news man was
something more than n rcpnrter-iie was
a hnsiprss mau-und although he was IL
r.nts sbort Of amy money M nil he de-
Ic,minrd to bil for the next contract.
Scg,,r;rr rho hacking of II wholesale
,,ron,,r, house hn made = reasonable hill
I'll ,,, ,n imprnvnI MAN of pronomv
IoGor uc w. nNar,I,l tl,e contract
NV 80 a., stnnJs a. ,Irot NJ, hon,
Sunon y; n,n 500
HeV"" !" '"' '''''
seeing New iolN t ~ It" '"'" - w,
popular tner" nHS ,, ~ ti,S y :" ~ = =
hllhS up WHn W" i,p'
trmh and Me- Rowcry are sights that ia,
average visitor thirSts for a glance n
soon litter arriving. if it he his first. see
orJ or third visit to the city. II Is RICH
here thai the resident New Yorker has ;
,honra Ia mir his knowledge. or pprhnp
il il the man who controls the lever of tn
nuto or handles the reins over Tiftl
avenue stage horse. Central park awak
ems general interest among the visitors
and later on. when the words This i
Dead Mans curve" come through In
mcranhouc. thcy ,huddcr aud look aroun,
for the dead men aud u deal of eNplainin
is necessary. '.rhe hotel which cost 500
600 900 j." ''lhe house with a glass room
and "thc site where was born the hrs
New York girl''-al furnish fond for con
mrnt. oddly enough. the tallyhoS seer
more nopular than the big auto. Fac
coach carries about forty persons, Th
average number of persons patrouzn
tbn nntn on ms three daily Trims is III