The Durham daily globe., 1893-02-01
VOL. III--NO. 339.
THE DEVIL YELLED
There We're Scenes of Revelry by
Night.
And Freedom Shrieked When Colonel
Oldham Fled.
THE LAW WILL SEE TOMORROW
Ur.. Ruties Has Been Most Numerically
Imposed Upon by a Crowd of
Gay DeceiVers.

Imposed Upon by Crowd of
Gay Deceivers.
Il was one time that Colonel Byron
wrote The music is On, let JOY be un
confned.' And so it seemed that such
was the programme at the Hotel Ruties
last evening.
To start with, we desire to distinctly
state that it is our opinion and the
opinion Of all people, that the Jewess
who raised the row in fact was not only
impudcnt, but there should be some law
10 prosecute her for intruding upon
guiIcIess, honest woman like Mrs Ruties
is known to be.
This particular bit of impertinence and
efrontery on the Goth of January regis
ters at the Driver House, as the register
will show, as Mrs. V. II. Smolanslay, of
Henderson, n C. A job lot gentleman
who calls himself Harry Winters, and
whose nose would indicate that he had
seen many summers, claimed that this
beautiful and daring piece of insOlence
was his cousin, and to a hook chin.
panlee gave letter for her to the effect
that he was his friend, and he called him.
self cousin Harry" The probabilities
are that he is a devoted cousin.
Mrs. Fannie Petway says that she
learned that this particular iewess was
not Just what some hotel proprietors
might deem necessary, and accordingly
she told her to get
And she got
But as she was getting, she not only
got the confidence eff Mrs. Ruties, but
also the society of this other sickle -nosed
son of the lost tribe of Israel.
The editor of THE GLOBE interviewed
this woman to day and she at first denied
that she was in the room with Foy, and
afterwards admitted that she was.
when arked if it was not true that she
had recently left her husband in Hen
derson, she not only flew off the handle
but very Indignantly flew out of the
room.
For twenty years the editor of THE
GLOBE has wondered and wondered and
wondered again what to do with women
who went astray. He has often thought
that a license was an admission from de
Cency that should not be granted, but he
also believes that when some cheap and
mpudent strumpet registers herself as a
lady and proves within five hours that
She is not lady, the landlord or land
lady of any hotel on earth, should vigor-
ouSjy, yoCiferousiy, enthusiastically, en-
ergetically and everlastingly kick her
not only into the middle of the street,
but into the dome of kingdom come.
It might be we'll to remark that this
creature registered under the name given
above told Mrs. Petway that her hus-
oand was a clothier and that he would be
mere within few days. And it is also to
oe recorded that she told Mrs. Rutjes
mai her name was Miss Daisy Massen-
Delmer, that she was a dressmaker by
"ade and wanted board by the week.
lHE GLOBE has no use for any bogus
'a"os. During nearly three years of its
'A"'ence this fact has been amply
Proven.
But THE GLOBE desires at this time to
''e-and it says it without the knowl,
&c OF the party for whom it says it
'-" Mrs. Rutjes, who conducts the
''>Jes house, has been imposed upon,
' We call upon all good citizens to re.
NUoer that she is not responsible for
'~' disturbance last night.
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