Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-10-07
New York Every Day.

New York Every Day. 5
Two boys, 10 and ID years old were
arrested leaving Il theater charged with
, having shared in fifty burglaries
during the last sixty days in one Harlem
police precinct.
George A. Ayres, photographer from
Kansas City, Mo-, died in his room in a
New York hotel. Ayres, who was 62
years old, had been sightseeing about
the city for some days before he was
: taken i'll. He had killed himself by be-
ing too strenuous in his sight seeing.
Prof. Frederick Starr. anthropologist
OF the University of Chicago, sailed On
the steamer iceland for Antwerp, where
he will confer with the Belgian authori-
ties relative to his proposed trip to Cen
tral Africa to study the manners and
: customs of the savage tribes. lie has
years leave of absence
The first break in the opposition
among the subordinate councils of the
Royal Arcanum of Greater New York
to the actions of the supreme council in
changing rates occurred when Champion
council No. 1918 of Brooklyn voted to be
loyal to the order and in future not to
recognize the committee of nine. which
is preparing to apply for an injunction.
. James b. M. Grosvenor OF Newport
and New York died on the platform of
an elevated railway station, to which he
was carried after a sudden attack of
illness in an elevated train. Mr.. Gros-
) Fenor was the president of the Gros-
yenor-Dale company. a director of the
briggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition
company, and of the United States Cas-
ualty company. He was G5 years old.
The North German Lloyd company has
departed from its Gus ,om of calling a
new ship after Il European monarch or
his family and will christen it's latest
leviathan after The Father of His
Country Announcement of the deci-
sion to call a 1900 ton. vessel to he
built the Washington was made. The
construction has just begun at Bremen
haven and the vessel will be completed III
1907.
In the arrest OF three men on board Il
Staten island ferry boat, the New York
police believe they have at last obtained
/, a clue to the mysterious Black Hand So
ciety, which for years has terrorized
Italian citizens. Roundsmen Cahlane
and Smith, who made the arrest. found
on one of the prisoners a Black Hand
letter which had not been mailed, two
loaded reyolvers, two stilettos and Il
knife
"William Zimmerman was n baker for
thirteen years. He retired in April
1901 with more than $4,000, vet he will
allow his wife, Frances. only 20 cents u
day for household expenses and the care
of their children. said Lawyer Steifei,
in applying for $40 weekly aIimony and
$500 counsel fee. pending Mrs. Hmmel-
mans suit for a separation on the ground
OF cruel and inhuman treatment De
cision was reserved.
The Coney Island Mar1i Gras parade
at New York was broken up by an ex-
plosioA in two manholes of the electric
subway, resulting i'll the injury of about
n dozen persons five of whom We're So
seriously hurt as to necesSitate their re-
mOval to the hospital.
The explosion occurred where the
crowd was densest. hurting columns of
flame upward thirty feet. Horses in the
parade took fright and ran through the
crowds, creating Il general panic.
On recommendations by Count Say
baud AIasSiglia, the Italian consul gen
eral in New York. three large Italian
charitable societies have united to estab-
lish a bureau TO investigate all com
plants made by Italians and all injuries
done to Italians anywhere in the United
States The bureau will bring to the
attention of the government all matters
! which may involve International inquiry.
Outside of these matters. attention
will be directed toward relieving the
congestion of Italians in New York by
distributing them among the rural com
munities and farms.
One plank in the platform adopted by
the twenty second annual convention of
the w. c. II. Il. of Kings county is de-
voted to Il condemnation of the New
| York Subway tavern, that was. The
Subway tavern. the resolution set forth,
had revealed its true charaeter-that of
Il common saloon-its caretaker having
confessed that its aim was to secure as
EabitueS the respectable inhabitant of
the residential section Of the city.
The resolution protests against the es-
adjustment of such traps for the UNI
wary and the cOuntenaneing of such de-
vices of Satan by Christians.
Wife desertion on the east side. New
York. has become so common that
movement was started recently among
the Jews of that quarter To- check the
evil \ system of following up and
causing the arrest of men who desert
their wives ana IahlllleS VIII be eStab-
lished.
1t is intended that the work of the
organization shall begin at once An
act has been passed by the Legislature
making wife desertion a felony. to 90
into effect at the end of the year. I'm
der this act it will be possible ~ extra
dite deserving husbands from other
states All the charity organizations ON
the east side will help in the campaign.
| The 100000 or more nomadic New
! Workers. who make it regular duty to
move every September. are about set
tied down for the winter and telling each
| other that they will move again next
September. or that they would do il be-
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