The evening world., 1888-06-08
WILLIAM WAS SPIRITED.
MILE. MIGNON TELLS HOW SHE CAME TO
PARASOL HIM.

She Didn't Like His Being Airish, and Thon
He Wouldn't Answer Her Letter-As TO
Pulling His Ear, That She Didn't DO, No
Matter h Anybody SAYS, and sho
that she Supports Herself.
created such a stir IN Broadway yesterday
by hitting Billy Deutsch over the side of the
head with her delicate red parasol. is very
sorry this morning that it all happened. She
received an EVENING WORLD reporter this
morning in her apartments at IL West Twen-
ty-sixth street.
The room into which the reporter was
shown is nicely furnished aud picturesque.
Miss Miguon wore n short-sleeved wrapper
of white flannel, cut low to reveal her
shapely neck. She has golden hair, dark
eyes and u plump, well-curved figure. She
talked with O French accent and referred
frequently to q dictionary.
"You see l met Mr.. Deutsch in Paris about
nine years ago." she began. II was on the
stage, and we were as we are now for five
years, when MIR. Deutsch left Paris and
came to this country.
I'm about three weeks / followed him and
was located at the st. Cloud Hotel. l have
York and have been here three years.
William does not live here with me but
comes here often. He was here last Sunday
to see me and acted as usual.
William Is a very good boy when he Is
ot"-a and here the dictionary was brought
into use and the reporter was made to under
stand that William sometimes gets high n o
tions and does not care very much for the
little actress then.
" Yesterday he was feeling that way" re-
sumed Miss Mignon, and would. not re-
ceive my letter. He saw me on the street
and tossed his head indifferently. He wanted
me to Zee how pulled up he was in Delmon;
ico's and how much greater he considered
himself than me.
Frequently when he would be in one Of
these moods he would tell me that If
spoke to him on the street he would call the
police.
/ never believed him. In Paris a police
man would not dare touch q lady.
&" wanted to see William yesterday about
some business, and it angered me to have
him appear SO cool towards me.
=" made up my mind that l would see him
any way, and so when he came out of Del
monIco's ] spoke to him.
II did not AXE hold of his ear OF all. mol
nor did i try to. William snid that If l spoke
to him he would call a policeman. Then i
wanted to see if he really would dare to dc
such a thing, and found out that he would;
" am so very sorry that it happened. ]
never, was in any disgraceful affair of that
kind before and l never will be again.
" l want you to say that l support myself.
He sometimes gives me presents and such
things. but I earned money on the stage in
Paris and have mone of my own.
His wife is now in an insane asylum, but
l will not talk about that. That is not my
business, you know.
II did not see him when he won the
200, 900 francs in PARIS, but l was with him
the same way then that / have been here.
"All l care about now is to 60 onto the
stage and earn money so l can go back to
Paris. I shall go on the stage this fall.
such things. but he does not support me.n
DoBBs FERRY, June 8.-Billy Deutsch. the
well-known gambler. who once broke q banl
at Monaco. and who was walloped on Broad
pretty Rose Mignon, is stopping here as the
guest of his friend. Commissioner Jaoot
Hess. He is nursing his injured feelings.
He says he is up here for a little rest that il