The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-23
II WAS A COMEDY OF ERRORS,
Hut - Tragedy or Terror, TO the Conviviai
Chez, who Bet tho Wrong Man.

- Tragedy q
Chef, who bet On tho Wrong Man.
This is a record OF the trials and tribulations,
or. to be accurate. she tribulations and the trial
OIL Adolph Won Mclle. .he French chef OF an
uptown club The tribulations In which the
trial is included began on Wednesday night.
and are likely to last until the wrath Of Mrs.
Adolph Won Molle Is appeased. Upon her last
appearance in public Mrs. Won Molle intima ted
that her wrath was unappeasable. so the
future OF her husband 10 overshadowsd with
portentous clouds
II NJ. Won Molle had placed his money on
tho other man whom ne went to tho quietly
conducted nstic exhibit In . west side re-
sort on Wednesday night. he might have es-
capped all his troubles. But. unfortunately for
him. tho Black Bangor won't down In tho fourth
round under tho impact OF Smithy's Terrors
fist landed upon the point Of his Jaw. and car
ried down with him more OF m onsieur's money
than that gentisma could afford to lose. Az
Ter the Bangor had stayed down ten seconds
tho decision went to the Terror Ind m monsieur s
money to another person. Thereupon mon
sieur went forth to assuage his grief In con-
VITALITY lasting until late hour. when he
started In the direction OF his homo at 154
West Twenty fifth street.
On the way he met misfortune the first by
stopping to address few well-chosen remarks
to a.lamp post which. losing its stability sud
denly. thumpsd against him and knocked him
to the ground. This unlooked-for casualty SO
affected him that he felt lmpelled to hire cab
to convey him home. On his arrival he couldn't
remem Der In which pocket he had put his Key.
II occurred to him that he might save himself
from undue exertion In exploring for II by
rousing his wife. upon which principle he pro-
ceeded to kick the door. Nine Won Molle was
being a wise wife she OWNED the needs OF her
spouse. and getting her own key dropped it out
Now II happened that the noise OF tho win
dow opening attracted the attention OF mon
sieur. who turned his face inward Just In time
With a howl he sank down and wept Present.
" tho front door opened. and through the
his eyes he mado out feminine form. which
he supposed to be that OF his wife.
esrad n oh sGo sa 1 Goot aim. You viii dees
How dare you call me your dear" said tho
en.iosisr. TAKE that"
NJ. Won Mole took IL because he hadn't
his injured nose. Painfully he climbed the
stairs. lighted on his path By teeming IRE
works within bis head, and at the tor sat i his
lateness OF the hour In contraction with the
unseemly manner OF her husbands return.
ton. =" 1t must haf been madame OF 20 first
floor. 1t vas deefecult to tell for Eat 70 key
&1es sP o az my fS sssraapted his wife,
drunken loater," and at this reiteration, ot the
other woman's remarks moi sieur lost his tenn
per and hutted his wlfe's head against the
wall. after which he fell into bed and slept the
sleep OF conscious virtue.
Before he was up on the following day mad
anne had gOne'tO a police court and got out
warrant charging monsieur with assault.
Later on Oficer Barney Connolly appeared
and conducted monsieur to Jefferson Market
Police Court, madame following. There mon
sleur made an eloquent plea.
sion. and find lady who open 70 door, She
say 'LofalTep and give me whAck. l go up
Ataire and see madame. my wife She say. To-
faiTsP and give her WhAek. But 1 am most
sorry Eat Get happen At all"
Upon hearing this version Of the atfair Nine
complaint and Justice Hogan permitted hsr
TO do so. She and N nsieur left court together
As she went she said to him:
Il will call you loafer II l want to: hut
WON'T let that woman call YOU loafer., She 10
not your wife. You are a loAfsr but she shall
not say so. She shall take Il back. will make
her take IL back. But first / will hx yOu. do
not need any Judge to help me. will hI yOu
From which II IL fair 10 suppose that NJ. Won
Nolls's fluctuations are not yet ct an end.