Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-06-25

apartment houses of the profaning pres
ence of mere man has begun and by next
October it will be complete.
The waiter and the janitor are sup
posed to lead the procession of tip getters
in New York, but in reality these wor-
thies are a step behind the manicuriSt
and hair dresser whose trade lies among
the smart set of the social or thea trica
world. The average woman is willing
to pay any price within her means TO be
made more beautiful aud to the feminine
mind the agency which accOmplishes the
feat is truly worthy of her Lire. So 1t
happens that manicurists, the hair dress
ers and the masseurs who go from house
to house on their errands of identifying
the feminine world receive tips that
would make even the walters in smart
restaurants open their eyes.
Through a small boy telling a patrol
man that he "knew where he could get
money for nothing, as he saw the men
making ii" the police assert that they
caught two men making counterfeit coins
At the same time, they claim to have
captured an outfit for c0unterfeting. 1t
included stamp press capable of making
800 coints an our. a portable forge, en-
graverS, carpenters and blacksmith : tools.
a safe, thought to be filled with coins. and
a large quantity of loose counterfeit frac-
tional silver and nickeis. The prisoners
gave their names as Antonio NOnte and
Guisephi Rizzo. 1t is said that a great
quantity of spurious coin has been circu-
lated in the Harlem district during the
last few days.
Passengers on the incoming Cedric got
a sight of their native shores somewhat
earlier the other morning than they eX
.Nar. tnI hA h.,a MI Nh In
Hook at O'Clock bookmaker named
Metcalfe thought he would have some fun
with a young EngliShman who occupied
"a neighboring stateroom He tied Il
brides ribbon on the Englishman's door
and then made a demonstration on the
outside. In minute the Enslishman
emerged in suit of blue pajamaS. Met
calfe's were pink. The Rriton demanded
to know what in the dod blimed deuce
Metcalfe meant by the trick and then.
without waiting for an answer, he
punched him over the left eye. In few
minutes the whole cabin was awake and
watching the international paiama fight
After the affair was smoothed over they
all stayed on deck to see the sun come
up.
Samuel NJ Burbank. who was the
constant companion and nurse of his
uncle. Ambrose Bracket Burbank. till
the latter's death on January II last
attempted suicide at the office of Haw-
kins. Delafield X SturgeS. lawyers. at l
Nassau street by cutting his throat with
a penknfe. Ambrose Il. Burbank left
an estate valued between 100000 and
S2.000.000. which has been tied up in 4
contest still pending in the surrogate
court. The man who attempted suicide
and came from Arizona about Il year
ago TO nurse the aged man from whom
he is said 10 have expected to inherit n
fortune. but he was hequeathed only
500. 600 most of the estate going to n
brother. Caleb \. Burbank, Suit was
begun 10 break the will. and ii is thought
that worry over the litigation led to
Samuers attempt to Kill himself. He
may recover.
In an address at the Madison Avenue
Reformed church. Mrs. Ballngtou Booth
has caused much CONSERVATION among
the members of the fashionable copgre
CATION. She was speaking Of work in
the state prisons of the country and sue
cess in the reformation of so-calIed
"habituaF criminals.
Il see before me many examples Of
what the love of Jesus Christ can DO
for habitual criminals" she said. Il see
here former couvjctS with their wives,
ami some even with children" Many
as if each felt that a ueighbor might be
one of those to whom Mrs Booth was re
ferring Suspicious chances We're cast
aud mans locked aSkance to see tell
tale blush. hut none WAS observable and
Mrs. Booth continued her remarks. as
surfing the congregation that she did not
Intend going into details.
There are iron Stats or the shutters of
Fav TemnletGi'> dressing room. which j.
back Of the stage of the New AmSter-
dam theaterS aerial garden. The shut
ters open on the Dutch garden. The
other night between the first and second
acts of "A Little cf Everything Miss
Tempietou'S gaze wandered to the shut
tered window One of the Stats was
gone and apair Of eyes were ut the open
inr. Without giving any sign she
stepped cut Of range and sent her
maid to tell the management.