Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-11-04
New York Every Day.

fer's SILVER manufacturing establish
ment in New York. Thieves succeeded
in carrying away their loot in Il wagon
! without leaving any clues From the
| building next door. through which they
/ entered the silyersmith's establishment,
/ the robbers took $500 worth of dia
! mOnd glass cutters belonging to Tassi
Bros, mirror manufacturers.
! Lighting is SO perfect in The New
/ ork theatcrS these days that il is Ii
rare thing to see opera glasses in use.
At the race tracks and on shipboard they
are still visible, but even in these places
/ they are on the wane. 1t is not SO very
long ago that trip abroad made the
/ portage Of heavy sea glasses d regular
/ thing aud the same was true OF visit
! t. The race tract: and the theatcr. So
a Ear as the latter is concerned glasses
(, haVt Income Il back number.
It's lucky that Ethel Barrymore set
/ late day for her marriage. else she would
not have her brothers, Lionel ana Iack.
| at the ceremony. One of the boys Is III
I California and the other is in Australia.
| They both expect to be in New York in
| 4 few months, Il trip across the water
these days being like walking across the
street Miss Barrymore is TO 90 right
on acting after her marriage. That il
! part of the agreement made With he.
brilliant and tolerant young knight
There are today in New York several
/ hundred wealthy English, German and
/ French visitors. and they are spending
money freely ut the hotels. OF course.
when they are interviewed they say that
| prices are very much higher here than
abroad. but on a showdown they settle
gracefully and never complain Each
year the American metropolis attracts an
/ increasing number of Foreigners, who
come here because they like the town
! just as Americans go to Paris. London
and Berlin
BY the will Of George W. Gait. the
Iowa state college at AmcS, Ia. is to he
endowed with property worth S3J0.000
/ after the death of his widow Mrs. Car
RE Chapman Gait. Mrs Gait is to en-
! joy the use of this property during her
/ life time after whic hthe revenue from
! is to be divided into 500 scholarships
for Iowa State college. Mr.. Cats Ii
brary on economics also goes TO the col
| lege after his widows DEATH and his
engineering library is bequeatlIed to tie
college Immediately
OF the more than 100000 aliens who
/ arrived last year 210,426 were laborers
104937 were domestic servants. $3.50
We're farm laborers and 23.5S0 were tail
ors. There were 1888 merchants and
| dealers. l3,4O4 carpenters. 10561 shoe
makers. 10,420 clerks. 1926 mariners
and 9110 miners. The number of profess
sional immigrants was unusually large
including as it did no less than 1869
actors, 222G engineers, 1419 musicians
and 1888 teachers. There were 152. 191
skilled laborers.
Day and night and Sunday all look
alike to the Pennsylvania Railroad com
| pany in its effort to complete its tunnel
and terminal for Manhattan. So far as
| the depot site goes the present rate of
| progress i'll eXcayating is about 12J.000
cubic yards month. earth and rock
| mixed. The force at work to accom-
| plish this numbers about 1000 men. OF
| whom 400 work in the daytime and the
| other 600 ut night They operate i
steam shOvels, II locomotives and POO
cars. Forty scows are employed.
There are now on this side about a
| dozen distinguished Englishmen. and the
| reception given them is doing much TO
soften the old tone of asperity which
! Englishmen had adopted heretofore. Two
! New York correspondents FOR London
/ newspapers lave discovered that their
papers delight in printing tales about the
| kindly attitude of Americans toward
| their English brethren. London made
much of the thoughtfulness of the Amer
. lean actors VINO "cahled Il floral tribute
/ to be laid on the bier of Henry Irving
The Irish Ladies' choir, an organxa-
/ lion 3t - # The prcttieSt girls OF Ire
/ lJut. arrived IN New York Tor a tour Of
/ tue uitcd States that Will extend to the
! Pacific coast This Organization holds
/ the prize awarded 1T the Feie Cecil the
annual music festival of Dublin and has
! gained the first prize III every cumpeti-
{ y.tl W.. /.
! women OF culture and refinement, eEthu-
! Siastir in their love for old Irish music
/ ami pleasantly eNpectaut OF the wonders
! thsy shall $50 IN their tour of this coHn-
! try.
( tod eouHnendcth His love 10. u< as
i "a reminder in dat, while we were ycc
/ sinners. Christ died fer Rom vs."
/ His text in big letters occupies "a bill
beard - feet long and : feet high fac.
I Ing the bridge an the south nj the curve
into Sands street brooklyn It stands
/ "a the roof ot Fulton street building
AMI tie OWNER hds received n CHECK for
i $40 for one years rental. The arraure~
MEM, u was said was made by tail
tinn yonn2 man, who said that several
II l}~IoUS uyu wero associated with him
/ ia Ire enterprise.
Nervousness is on the decrease in New
( York city. This astonishing discovery
has been made by nr, Burke. registrar
of the health department who has pre-
/ pared Il table showing the death rate
/ from this cause. In 1870. when the
/ city's population was 9433:0. the death
| rate per 1000 was 81 - In 1850 il had
/ decreased e. 23o6. and last year. wira
population of 2.235.60o. there were
HIP deaths. or percentage of only
/ HIS While the So-cailed diseases of
( the nervous system NAV be decreasing
{ said DIR. Darlington. Bri@ht'S disease.
"sisi heart disease are increasing
Passengers ON the Red Star liner Fin
T land which arrived in New NarK
were witnesses of most pathetic
sight the other day. The big steam
SHIPS NNgints Mere sinnned and fhn l.r..,.-