Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-09-30

IS not the uni. of society. The unit OF
society consists Of a man and a woman,
united in holy wedlock."
After being separated from his wife
and child for two years. during which
time he worked hard in order To prepare
Il home ana send passage money so thar
his family could join him. Alexander
SZyitay arrived in New York from Chi
cago to meet them. lie was informed
that ON examination by the Ellis island
medical officers after arrival on the Moor
dam. the 4-year-old son was found to be
mentally weak and with his mother was
ordered deported. After pleading in vain
with the immigration officials to allow
hiI44 to see his child. Szvitay decided to
return to Hungary. He will return to
Chicago TO settle up his affairs.
Wealthy residents of I.archmont have
raised a fund of $500 to pay as a reward
to the person who will learn the names
of the occupants of 4 green touring au-
tOmObile that ran down and killed
"Scotty" mongrel dog and mascot Of
the Larchmont Yacht club. The dog was
the pet of Larclmont, and there is grief
among the yachtsmen over his untimely
death. Every place "Scortyh went he
was at home He dined every day at
the Larchmont Yacht club and at night
he slept in the carriage of Mrs. +. ..
O'Donnell, daughter of +. +. Proctor.
the theater manager and owner. The
dog was named after the miner of Death
Valley.
Reports received by the Bureau Of
Equipment of the navy department state
that the Fessenden Wireless Telegraph
company is trying 4 novel experiment.
1t is now erecting at Brant Rock, Mass.
a tower which has n steel mast 420 feet
nigh. insulated at the base, in place of
the usual wooden masts to prevent Undue
ton. At its head it carries two fifty
foot spars crossed, and from these de-
pend wires which catch the vibrations of
the ether waves and take the place of
wire antennae.
similar mast has been erected at
Machrihanish Bay, Scotland, and it is
the hope of the company that eOmmuni-
cation will be possible over the interven-
ing three thousand miles.
The body of the suicide who ended his
life, by hanging recently at Mamaro-
neck, near New York city. was identified
as that Of young man who had repre-
sented himself to be William A. King.
the son of a wealthy cotton mill owner of
Augusta, Ga. The identification was
made by Mrs. George Il. JaPdine, at
whose house the young man had stopped.
Young King had told Mrs. Jardine that
lie was pennileSs. having spent all of the
allowance from his father. lie had been
warned by the latter that if he Overlived
his income he would have to shift for
himself until the next installment was
due. King said he had met a number of
women while stopping in New York and
had squandered his money on them.
Nine. Linda Ross Wade has resigned
the vice-presidency of the National
Dressmakers' association and will devote
her talents to constructing a corset for
man. My corset demonstrations in re-
gard to women were founded on study
of physiology said Nine. Wade. THAT
is why they We're SO successful Now.
this corset for men will be built on the
same principle. only, of course. it will he
nothing like the woman's corset. The
mans corset will not go in at the waist,
but it will be constructed so as to sup
port the abdomen. There is 10 more
excuse for man having Il big stomach
than a woman. Mems stomachs can be
reduced the same as women's by the cor
rect wearing of eorsetS. Mems corSets
must be constructed so as TO lift up the
stomach.
Anthony Comstock. back from long
vacation, appeared in the Tombs court
at New York city as complainant
against Isidor Knopf. II years old, of
700 East Ninth street. knopf's arrest
followed that of boy taken into Gus
tody by Mr.. ComStock for selling inn
proper post cards on the street and who
was released after he had declared that
he had purchased the cards from Knopf
After Magistrate Breen had held the
prisoner in $500 bail for examination
Mr.. Comstock announced his inten-
ton to cause the arrest of every
person he catches selling what he termed
improper post cards on the street. He
declared that during his two months
absence from the city the immoral post
card evil had grown to enormous pro-
portions.
simultaneously with the reopening of
the public schools in New York city.
there We're also reopened in the five
b0roughS of the city no free Roman
Catholic parish schools, into which more
than 10000 boys and girls were received
to acquire an elementary education.
These children will be taught by more
than 1900 teachers, lay and religious.
-Four of the schools are opened for the
first time In ten years every parish
church in the horoughs of Manhattan
Bronx aud Richmond will have its
school, and then the Roman Catholic
SCilool register b1 tue city VIII count
10000 names. Since it costs the city
about $40 year to educate each hoy
and girl in the public schools, the Roman
Catholic schools represent an annual
budget of about S3000.0Oo.
That he might have place TO meet
his friends s. r. Lawrence paid the
rent for a drug store in Brooklyn. dur
ing the last two years until his death.
ut the home of his brother. DIR. Il. Y.
Lawrence. III New York. But durihg
the two years he had refused to make
sale of goods of any kind. If anyone
who did not know his peculiarities en-
tered the drug store and asked for medi
.ill L.. nI-..tlll tI.antn III al