The sun., 1893-11-17

resigned. he said, because he wanted to make
more IN oney doing something elae.
.ha .nSo%r GiS ms'a ss ths By
eennt Lane. The man smiled and then sald:
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others, do not like the way the rich people
treat the poor people ! mean ,y, BY The rSSopr r,Spr
matter over and resolved that the best way to
remedy things was to frighten the rich into
tho idea of frightening, the rich and making
them change their Ideas OF how the POOR
poor PC vsn ali 70 o a ala
The Q oillcer then searched tho prisoner. and in
an inside pocket found q sheet Of note pa
bearing the printed beading Of the race
n,; s;. Sss: ,o 's'a
.sS of Docks the same take a,s' % Rn.as
The revolver which Rooth used was turned
No sooner had iioesh BEEN locked up than he
oneE asked him what in Dc him 90 happy.
:. Why shouldn't l bo happy2" he cried.
the use bng sad under na the s
people in there eating everything they wanted.
fact to the attention Of those rich fellows,
qulstiuS RoetS but the man finail " lay down m
promise to bring him sS%e coffee and sand
The excitement at Del monico's did not sub,
side for a long time. Many OF the coats and
s haf e shs shs
the floor during the struggle to capture the
ssn x.as sed sdsFssas heqs M s Sas q: Sn;
Who were only half through & their meal when ,
the interrlption up came % had LEFT the place. but
windows returned by the front door. ali the
which had been @ disturbed we were % rearfanSed. eI
ss su.s III psss SIsssS ds s
RoesS; who Saa 81 70 in bis pocket whom ar
Mira Roeth has two other sons, Albert and Al
fred. Albert lie a designer, and he is next In
art student. Albert was thun nderstruek when
iniDEmsd that George had developed into
:" 1t must be that he was under the influence
OF liquor" said the young man. He was a
hard drinker at times, but he could stand u
than an ordinary lag with him when he came
hen hSme e, full; ALI aithouEh he would spend s25 and
He has always seemed rational. even whom
under LIQUOR In fiuence and whom himself was
very level headed. although he said to us often
and ought to have the same benefits in
this life. He made good wages, and was
always willing to share them with any OF the
on salary day. He would ask any old bum to
HPd ssH fsSs hin hi hs bs
He isr
nation week ago. giving US as his reason
there with mon that he characterized as q lot
Sss
he got up this ~ ornipg he inform cd us that he
was going to the department 70 draw what
ireauePtIy. Of me. and Ieis 50 with mother
when left The noase as she tEd me he Ess
money. He sat inside reading the paper
and was rather ashamed 5o esk re re
wear them and we have not seen him since.
HH has not not, been full this week: @ and l
a good workman like. him should 90 wrong
when he is capable Of earning good money:
Albany as master stonecutter before he came
down here to the Dock Department.. and
he was considered one OF the best
se'y almost ha hs an, time ass %sn wClE Uho
as he has the artistic temperament and as, a
as we never expected such a thing. and the
let in liie: If must have been drunk That's
= The Roeth family have always lived in New
sSe aTT 5
nitnre dealer in Wooster street. He loft his
widow o comfortable income. and the children
have all been fairly educated.