Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1903-09-05

the beast, so he dropped it and jumped
for the unbarred doorway. He did not
have time to squeeze through when the
rhinDcer0S was upon him. He sprang to
one side and the brute banged its head
against the bars. He ran to the opposite
side of the incl0sure and got out there
He had no time 20 spare for the beast
had turned quickly and made for him
again. On the second rush it killed its
friend Topsy, II black cat that had pro-
tected it from rats. Old Smiles stepped
on the cat
John Foley. New Y0rk's pioneer re-
former, who brought the famous injunc-
ton suit which ended in the rout of the
Tweed ring" is dead, after Il lingering
illness. at his home in Lexington avenue.
His health was shattered twenty years
ago by his persistent tight for good gov
eminent Foley. who was Il pen manu-
facturer. had an interesting career. Be
ginning with his election as Il supervisor
in 1869. he started single-handed fighs
against Boss Tweed, and did not let 40
until the famous ring was swept away.
After his fight against the ring he be-
came recognized as formidable foe to
municipal corruption He became Il suf-
ferer from nervous troubles. but he
| fought all his battles to n successful issue
until i'll health finally took him out Of
the political arena. He was born in Ire
| band in 1884 and came to this city whila
boy.
| New York automobile manufacturers
are gobbling up the output of the new
| Edison storage battery plant and they
seem to think that the ideal battery has
ut last been put on the market. The fea-
| lures of the Ellison battery. rs compared
| with other motive power, are its freedom
of action, the usual humping being ELI
minated. and the absence of odor, which
is so offensive from gasoline. The manu-
| facturers assert the battery has unlimit-
ed life.
Mrs. Mabel Mckinley Baer has been
| operated on for appendicitis. The opera
| ton was successful.
The farce, my Wife's Husbands. -
which was produced for the first time ut
| the Madison Square theater. is really Il
family affair. Edwin Milton Royle
wrote the piece. He and his wife played
| the principal roles in il. The unhappy
matrimonial experiences of GwendOinc
| Winston, the character impersonated 10y
Mrs. Royle, formed the foundation for
| the farce.
| Every American woman who has been
| to Armenonville, the Cafe de Paris or
MaXim's in Paris for the last few years
has probably carried home one of the
souvenir fans which it is the fashion on
| the continent. and in some places in Eng
land, to provide for the fair visitors. New
York restaurants are not going TO be left
behind, | hear. Martin has placed big
order with Il Paris house for unique de-
signs. Rector also has done likewise.
| Thus broadway becomes Il step nearer
| the boulev&rdS
The reward Joseph g. Hurston. cafe
manager at Rockaway Reach. received
! for saving Miss Helen 4. SOuSa from the
insults of rowdies Mt Rockaway Beach
| was her hand in marriage. Miss Sousa
| is the niece of the ban6maStCr and the
daughter Of wealthy. tobacco planter
Scattered along Park row there ara
about half dozen women who sell la
| pers. In the procession Of a half million
which passes daily during business hours
there are thousands who prefer 10 buy
| their papers from them. In some eases
| the extremity which has driven them to
/ this means of livelihood is known. aud Il
sentimental consideration makes many
! steady customers There is another biz
! contingent which hates 10 buy Il paper
/ from "tiuuny' by which name the
| street arabs from southern Europe ary
! known.
! Putnam Bradee Strong, who was mar
! ried To MAY Iohe the actress. last year
| after the diamond eScapade, is in BuenoS
! ASreS with her doing Il prosperous trade
| is agent for automobiles. according to II
| ). Award. the theatrical man, WHO has
| Just returned FROM . South American
| trip. y year ago May Yohe accused
! Strong of pawning her diamonds He
| disappeared and She followed him to
| Paris. Their marriage followed. and they
Went to Argentina. Both declared they
| would never return 10 this country. In
| Il letter To friend Mrs. Strong Is re-.
| ported ia have said that She and her hu~-
| hand and child would remain ar Rupn X
! AyreS. whore he had opportunities thar
| We're denied him in this country Neither
| cared Tor the opinion Of the peonlp they
i Knew. and only asked 10 ha left IN 1.-Two
| their own lives without reproach or
| abuse Va
Mrs. Henry NJ Flagler. wife NJ rho
standard on millionaire. is IN wirh merry.
ouS trouble az Satan'> Toe a .ountr,.
mansion on Oriental point, hnf il imnr,v.
| ing Mr.. Flagler himself has irSt 70.
covered FROM au attacl, OF lumbago. They
will - south for the fall and winter an5
Inter cruise in the Mediterranean. Mr.
| tlag.erS first Wife is undergoing trsst.
ment in a nearby Sanitarium far ;nsSn.
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Even IN the houses Of the4 poor in New.
York city the carpet-ttat il. the Lin1
tackled 10 the floor-jS rapidly being sun.
planted 10y tho cleaner and more artist,
rug Since the settlement workers have
become active over IN the east side al
lS'12> oi REFORMS calculated 10 extermi-