New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-22
had died from suffocaton. A stick fastened III 'p'
staple OF the chest indicates MURDER
FAILED TO GET a SOUVENIR SPOON.
A CHELSEA, MASS, MAN THREATENS ooA-
AGAINST THE DISTRIBUTOR

A CHELSEA, MASS, MAN THREATENS
AGAINST THE DISTRIBUTOR
II all the sides of story told at Pamers Ihco'rs
last night are true, II seems likely that theio
be one flaw in the generally joyous result VI 'He
suyenir performance of The Tar and the tartar VI
rresd,v evenine About fifteen minutes before inc
beginnnr of the opery, last night man approacno o
doorheepcr l.. f.. HOdes and asked him VIVA. "a' ''N
name OF the mon who distributed the souvenir 'po.
on Tuesday evening. The attaches OF tneauo' -
10 be suspicious Of questions asked by peoPe WI" ~
business they do not know, and Mr. Hooes rei'0o1 -
tell the name unless he knew the que'uoDe' -,
for asking IT, The man replied with consluerapio
warmth that he had bought three seats TOT l"'o1"I
night ard had received no souvenir lie hs' "'N,u
Cor ono and il had been refused, and he meant p"
hrng a suit against the man who had relusou MN
for the trouble and loss Of time that ne hau suuei0u
Under these circumstances, Mr. ho"e' w
think 1t was his duty to tell tho "''"o -.
he was busy taking tickets the man 'uHo 800
reporter who overheard the coiVers""ou 49,
him for an explanation and receiver 'no =,
,orr Tho complainant is Henry c. AndeiSoh' Vi
49, 49,; M lie yras in New-York Monday with
~, ife and his ln-law and they resolved 70 9c
mTbo Tar and The Tartar in the evening" lie!
Learned fro,n a newspaper, however, thaI So"Nouh
snoons verr, 10 be given away the next hie"r "''N
adie, were anxious to wait TIL theh' III oiu' 90.
them 1t was inconvcnent for Mr. Ahuei SUI ~
a. business demanded his presence at home' Ou' ~ va"
Gil, ocdod IN stay and take the midnight tram IOF
Rozton ON Tuesday night. The party OF three le'oeN
tbo theatre at about O'Clock and as there was
crowd. they passed the man who was GYMS ouV '1i0
souvenirs at the door without seeing him. ana te aeS
cot none Mr. Anderson went back ana aSAeu lo' wv
silver spoons for the two ladies', Dut the 'tV"N 70
sin coming IA and he could not be attehueh w. JIG
returned again after the opera Iad Ueeuh' o"' .'V
man who had charge OF the souvenirs told MN td'
he could not give them to any people WIN Id" 0''
nassed the door without getting them
Mr. Anderson's position IS this lie loSt Vaiuao' e
time and suffered annoyance to get for inc ia'leS
with him the souvenirs to which they were Gil
Ied according to the promises made by the managers
OF The Tar and the Tartar and then lie oiu NOV
get them lie says he can afford to Drlns sun az
n mntter Of principle TO establish the rights Vi NIUE
Golf and other In such cases, and he means 10 uo
en- He returned TO Boston last night hnt sau
that business would tring him here again cary heNI
week and he would then attend to the case lc HID"
not vet consulted any lawyer about II.
The man who had charge Of the souvenirs on lues
dav was Bailey Avery. the business representative Oh
thu company lie said last night that he had done
his best 10 see that every lady present GOT ono
and he could produce plenty of witnesses TO prove
this lie had no way % assuring himself that any
man who asked for n souvenir after going IN was
acting I'm good faith as he might De trying to get
second after having received one. He was not
afraid Of the result OF ans suit that might De Drought
os he had done ali he could to see tnat every lpls
got souvenir. and could prove that ne hd uone 30