Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-28

"A woman may go to church. even if
her husband goes hungry. is a decision
Recorder Lazarus OF Bay0nne, y. j.,
gave i'll deciding Il charge of diSordery
conduct preferred against John Lar ny
husband drank heavily and locked her
out. He said he had 70 go hungry while
his wife went to church Lair agreed to
take the pledge.
Using knowledge he gained through
the dissection of the body of George W.
Gait. who willed it to science. DIR. Ward
\. Holden removed the diseased portion
OF the pancreaS of Il young woman pa
tient and probably saved her life, or at
least gave her Il good chance to live
many more years than would have been
her portion had the Gait bequest not
been made,
Maj.-Gen. john Il. Brooke. L. S. A..
retired. declared in the suit brought
against him in New York city by the
Countess of Buena Vista of Havana for
dopriving her of the beef killing conces-
sion in Havana. that her slaughter
houses were insanitary. She is suing
him and the United States. The act
was in his administration ms governor
general Of Cuba in 1899 and 1900.
Abbot H. Woods and his wife Mary
+. Woods, who are alleged 20 have de-
frauded street railway companies
throughout the country by pretended ac-
c;deut>, have been sentenced to three
and two years imprisonment respective
ly i'll New York city. The woman con
fesSed She was convicted of having
purposely fallen from u car Of which her
husband was the conductor. after which
all.
the company.
Emphasizing tae fact that he did not
depreciate the value of high attitudes in
the cure of tuberculosis, DIR. S. A.
knopf, before the New York State Med
ical association, asserted his belief that
cures obtained i'll ordinary home eli
mates. while requiring longer, seem to be
more lasting. DIR. Knopf declared that
the modern sanitarium for consumptives
is the safest place not to contract tu-
berculosis disease and instead of being
menace to a neighborhood is a benefit
because of the lesson of cleanliness and
health it teaches.
In behalf of the board OF United
States general appraisers. General APP
praiser Waite of New York city over
ruled the protest of the Forest CITY
kneipp Cure sanitarium mt the port of
Cleveland against the assessment of the
collector at 30 per cent. ad yalorem UNI
der para graph 212 on cocoa prppara-
ton. The importers made two claims
first, that the article is medicinal prep
aratlon dutiable at % per cent. under
para graph IS; second. that it is dutiable
at > cents pound by similitude to
powdered cocoa. Neither of these
claims, the decision states, is sustained
by the evidence.
Director Smith of the Central Parl,
Geological gardens. New York city. is
relolcing over the unexpected return of
the family of wild ducks that has for a
year or more occupied the lower park
lake. Some weeks ago the family. CON
sisting of the mother and seven young
STEERS mysterlously disappeared Direct
or smith mourned his pets as lost. The
other day the entire family was content
edly swimming about. Mr.. Smith thinks
they were unable to resist the call of the
wild brought to them by some flock of
ducks flying south but that they were
overcome later by the stronger call from
Little Old New York
Elliott Fitch Shepard. son Of the hate
Col Elliott Shepard. and ii grandson of
of the late w. II. Vanderbilt. has been
arraigned i'll Paris, France. Ju Il charge
of manslaughter. While r. ling in an au-
tomobile his car struck and killed girl
w itneSSeSeS Swore that at the time of the
accident the car was travelling eighty
miles an hour. They asserted that the
prisoner was fully aware of the accident.
but did not stop. EXMinister Poincarrc
conducted the prosecution. He made Il
Scathng attack on the prisoner. which
aroused some of the audience to such an
extent that the president of the court
threatened to clear the room.
Illlda Austin professional nurse.
was arrested in New York city. charged
with stealing silverware and other valu-
able articles from the Hotel ST. Regis.
where she had been employed since early
III Seatember In her room was found
several thousand dollars worth of sill
VerWare. cut g.ass. china, jewelry. Jewel
cases. hric-a-brac and many other ar
tlcleS She is said TO have admitted that
she bad been rohbng the hotel during
most of the time she was there. but
begged for lenielcy. declaring her trouble
mad all come from fad for collectin,r
souvenirs Later she said her real name
was Marie Weston and that her home *
IN Brooklyn. Some of the silverware
found IN her room has the names of Tho
Waldorf. Empire and other notels ON il
w, X. Vanderbilt. IT,. continues "a
uiaW down the mnniticent salary of $40
Il week as clerk. When he took the inb /
SIN months ago everybody predicted he /
W"uld throw it up ia two weeks. Moth |
ing 81 the kind happened As regular
as cio'kwork he rises ut : every mora, |
ing to get to business early Mr.. Van
deroht Is commuter, living TN his !
large estate at Great Neck. l.. /. After /
a hight breakfast served at 40 wait .
ing auto takes him across the island +, /
2 dock opposite CITY Island. where has /
!, steam N2cht ifr9ntula awaits him and /
EnrrieS him at - miles an hour down
the East river 20 Tweaty-third street. /
New York city. Every morning at 9I
r. clock the yacht l. due Ia pass Fort
Schuyler. If trif late draugltS are |
forced.