Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-05-26

was blocked for half an hour fire engines
arrived and thousands If persons got
good Inc on the prevailing STYLES in up
state hosiery when the women passengers
scrambled down a ladder 10 the side
walk. The auto wagon would have left
Us stand in front of the Hotel Saranae
IN a few minutes bad it not been for the
ire Before he hremcn arrived Il porter
attached q hose To q Standpipe in the
hotel and doused the blaze. But the
auto was OUT of business for the night
about $500 worth of il having been de-
stroyed. Come on. Beck said q dis
gusted old fellow. who had intended tour
ing New York: them peSky wagons is
ms onsaFtin as that black bun of Alof-
fett's t mum. | wouldn't get in one o.
the dunn things gin fer herd o. Guern-
seys.''
f nothing else was required 10 stamp
North Beach as different from the doZ-
On and one other beaches that the people
Of Ncw York flock TO for an outing its
-Oulash pavilion would suffice. Ii is
easily the most conspicuous rustau-
rant in Little Italy on the water front
as the posters cali ri1is breathing spot
for the poputous upper Eastside and THE
Bronx. This wooden pavilion in which
the toothseme Irish stew IF the IIunga-
rian name is dispensed is So daFe and
lll@h. with a roof that looks very much
too large for its body like an over
grown suburban railway station. i'r0m
the time the first boat arrives mt the
beach IN the morning until the last boat
leaves for the city a. night there are
>warthy-Skiuned mtiI and bright-eved
ShoTy-dreSSed women at these tables, lis
tenIng 10 the music of the mandolin.
drinking sweet liquids Of brilliant cOlurs
AMI eating guulaSh North Beach is one
ct the places where one cIn 70 for
AVN
ure Of the dag squeezed out of him by
the crowds which frequent tonpy Island
and ether better known plHceS. There
Is touch of the picturesque about the
place which -oeS far to make llp for rbc
absence of attractions which are 20 bc
found at other and burger places
New York-meau. selfish. sordid New
York. where one is supposed to think of
nothing but money. how to get it ami
hang on 10 it-New York * lust now
thrilled 10 the core 10y the sight Of few
Struggling birds rhat. daring Wall street
and the Standard Oil company. have
made their appearance there. clad In
their beautiful plumage and apparently
with no fear Of being plucked. Nor is ii
any disgrace 20 tie city man that tne
recent appearance of flicker. in City
Hall park should have aroused a great
deal Of interest and has proved the
means of having many letters written to
The newspapers. Some of the writer's.
old men. have seized on the presence of
the flicker as an excuse to live over
again. on paper. their hOyhood days
spent in places where the SlEtt of one
solitary bird does rot evoke ali manner
Ut commentators not bring back recol-
4eetl0nS of times that were and are no
more. 4 robin has been seen and heard
singing in a back yard close TO the ele-
waited road. 4 brown thrush has been
observed in a controversy with street
sparFows 4 downv weodpecker is re-
ported from Harlem and the starting
has now penetrated quite far down on
the east side. In the midst OF his selfish,
hustiing occupations your New Yorker
likes To take notes of Incidents of this
kind. which seem to prove that this grear
crushing city is not altogether despised
by Gods wild creatures.
Her IIighness. the Maharanee of Ba-
roda. has a Crouch She thinks America
is she most remarkable place she has
ever visited. and this passing ohserva-
tion is not offered in complimentary
manner. The cause of it all was a
story printed in Il morning paper. which,
the Maharanee says. made her very ri
dicuiOns. Why is il the newspapers
want to interview me-" she asked. Il
have never been SO pursued in my life.
The things some OF them say about me
are not true. Ii really is too bad.
have refused absolutely 10 be interviewed
here because ii is diStasteful to me and
besides | cannot see how my opinions
would interest American people America
may be far ahead 0f India in civilization.
nut IN India we would never make visi-
tors 10 our country 50 unhappy by Dur-
suing them as Won do here 1t may be
the way OF civilization. but it is the first
time In my life | have ever been nur-
sued, ] have travelled in Fur0De and
En@iand and never have my slightest
movements been 80 followed by a curious
crowd One thing that pains the Ma
hardnee more than ail others Is the puh-
lShetl statement thar she took her hus-
bands arm wien they entered the Wall
dort-ASt0r-a. where they are stapning.
SUCH things are not done in Baroda
She SAID. 80 in place of the ,nstom,,rv
remarks about our beautiful Auprjr9
our handsome men and lovely women
her llGhneSS the greatest princess of
lndtd, thinks Americans are entirely TOO
busy; that some of them are really
quite lacking in ieicacv in dealing ,viri
ROYALTY, and thar their living Mt high
'enA.9h perhaps makes them maccauut-
ah!e Ter their sometimes rudeness. Fven
zee W'hnS ~ New York refuse to pay
homage So their rovai visitors YpSrar-
day. while the MIharsia and the Nabn.
rance were driving past the Flafiron
uniting. his HighaeSS derby was blown,
from his bead and carried for 500 wards
Fhe 0ewShoy who returned If WIS r..
narjcd with Il dollar.
Treat @eEsers of Huid mud are in or
der any moment these days IN the foaf
81 East IhirJy-tgurth street and the
passengers ON the Long Island ferry
beats are in constant danger Of n
i'renchlng thar viii afford spectacle
cteh rs never has heeu seen in New
York. The ferryboats are Liable IN hn
coated "a black brown and tho wajril,c
crowds an the per and in the enclosure
outside the ferry House are liable ia he
subjected to n shower bath Of water
mud and sand of extraordinary energy
These geySers are the result If the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad tunnel diroiuu mn