Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-13
New York Every Day.


s New York Every Day.
A bear at tire Philadelphia Zoo 50
mangled the leg of an inGuiStive boy
that the member will be ampntated.
Mrs Gilbert has written Charles Froh-
man. saying that she is full Of health,
eager to begin her work. and has asked
for her part in her new play, Granny.
John Hyams is putting on a new dance
to accompany the popular song. Il Don't
Want Any Wurtzburger. sung b. Fred
w. Mace and chorus i'll "Pitf, Fan,
POuf.'
In order to ascertain the numbers of
automobiles lruyersins the streets Of New
York city in comparison with other We
hicleS arrangements were maze 10 take
Il count recently at six widely separated
points. The figures showed that the car
riages still largely outnumber the horse
less vehicles, hut the policemen stationed
at the designated points reported that the
automobiles are rapidly increasing in
number.
The ratt'esnahe waistcoat Of the
.Jghnnics las gone 10 the shades hut
new infection in the form of white
kidskin vest for evening wear is threat
cned. The idea is from London The
new wnistccat will cost between SO and
So. according 10 the buttons used \
plain white china button will make the
vest stand you SD, bur if you prefer
decorated buttons up goes the price to
meet Your vanity
Pony jars of milk. each holding one
glass and selling for ; cents, are novel
IT, Of the season in the drug stores that
have Il rush trade at the soda water
fountains and at many bars. There is
Just enough milk in each jar for one
drink. or for milk punch. The adj
vantage is thar each customer obtains An
even grade of milk, for in selling by the
glass from the ordinary quart bottle the
last Luyer is apt to secure Il BLUSH fluid
Capt. II. ST. c. Lindsay, Royal Naval
reserve, makes his last ocean voyage
as commander when the Celtic sails on
its voyage for Liverpool. For thirty-two
years Capt. Lindsay has followed the sea,
and for twenty-five years has been in
the service Of the White Star line, enter
ing as junior officer Capt. Lindsay
has been in command of the Celtic since
II first was put in commission in August,
1901. Before that he commanded the
Cymric
Jacob II. Studer, an author ana au-
thority on ORTHODOXY. was found dead
~ his Office IN Fifth avenue, New York
Death was evidently due to heart fail
ure. Mr.. Studer was president of the
Natural Science Association of America
and member of the American Oni-
biologists union. He was born in Column
bus, o., was educated in the public
schools there and in 1872 founded the
board Of trade of Columbus. He was "a
years old.
The first rehearsal of one of Henry w.
Sayages companies came to an abrupt
ending when a careless scene PAINTER
working on the paint bridge of Wallack 5
theater painting scenes for George AIDES
college Widow" overturned a bucket of
paint. The contents, sky blue paint and
heavy oil, fell directly upon tho millinery
and tresSes of about a dozen chorus girls.
The young women were taken To their
homes in cabs. Several new summer
gowns were damaged beyond all hope of
repair.
An inspector who made a partial eX-
animation of the excursion steamer
Srand Republic told the federal commits
sion which is investigating the GEN. Slo-
lighting apparatus on the Grand Remb-
lie is practically worthless, This steam-
cr is sister ship to the Gen. Slocum
which was burned in East river several
weeks ago with loss OF nearly Il thou
sand lives 1t is owned by the Kuicker-
booker Steamship company. which also
owned the Sl,cum.
With Il view to a~certaimg the capac.
nf 4.,5t a,
hours Statisticiau~ have been nj work
fer some time studying the maximum
schedules that may be put in operation
ia safety. Their conclusions are that il
will be possible for the new road to han
die at the outside 1920 persons an houl
gong, in one direction ON both expires,
and local trains. II probably will ht
Some time after the subway is openco
before anything like the number of mas
SengerS mentioned can he carried.
\ pocket roulette wheel built like m
Open-face stem winding watch has an
peared ON the market. The dial is a re-
production OF the surface of a roulette
wheel. ou Il pivot in the center is Il thin
hand, steel colorcd. The mechanism i,
controlled 10y spring which is wound hy
the stem, like 4 watch. Pressure on the
stem releases the spring, which sends
the wheel Splnning around the face of
the dial with = motion so rapid that the
hand becomes invisible. When the pres.
sure is released the hand stops instantly
Plans fur the Rockefeller institute Of
medical research. the largest institution
Of its kind In the world. for which John
II. Rockefeller has already contributed
Sl,20O,oUO, has been filed in the DEPART
ment of public buildings and WORK on
the site has been begun, The plans en-
no a.,