The evening world., 1894-08-18
HUNTING HIM HERE.
Lizzie MCCALL Still Camping on
Hayward McAllister's Trail
Futile Calls Made at the Hotel Albert
and the Calumet Club.
The Tale Of Two Shiny Half Dollars
That Were Misspcnt.

The reason for the delay in Lizzie
McCall-Walrs statement OF the rela-
tons existing between her and Hey
ward McAllister being given to the pub
lie was learned this morning. Before
Miss Mccall can make any statement II
is necessary, from reasons OF policy for
her to first mold a conference with
young Mr.. McAllister. This she has
stated several times within the last two
days.
As a matter OF fact, Miss Mccall Is ig-
norant of the gentleman's whereabouts,
and since his arrival In New York on
Thursday morning, via the Fall River
boat, she has been on q still-hunt for
him.
Her efforts to locate Mr.. McAllister
have been without result. and this
morning the fair Lizzie Is as much at
sea as ever.
From facts which came to the SURFACE
to-day 1t would appear that Miss NC
Calrs promises to make public state
ment have been made only to gain time
Yesterday morning she told all the re-
porters who called at her apartments al
1872 East Twenty-third street. that she
would be ready to tell them all tney
wanted to know II they would return at
4 o'clock in the afternoon. Later In the
day she said that the statement wouio
be In typewriter form and would DE
distributed to the newspapers through
her counsel, Abe Hummel
MIR. Hummel helped along this little
piece of fiction by saying that ne WAS
hourly expecting to receive the sta'e-
meut from Miss Mccall. ,.
tons with MIR. McAllster failed to ma
terialize up TO noon to-day. Last nisnt'
not having received a visit from MI
McAllister. Miss Mccall grew desPer n,ics
and determined to pursue the tactlcs
which. according to the dispatches from
Newport, she followed whenever siie
wanted TO find her society friend. In
other words, she hireu
IL wasn't a piebald circus horse. arlsen
by grinning darky this tune, ou'
hanson cab. with discreet driver,
Miss Mccall left her Apartments apou'
q o'clock aud drove to the Hotel Albert
at Eleventh street and University pace.
There she alighted and started 10 p2iu,y
enter the office. crowd OF men zen aDE ind
the desk caused her to chanse her "hiiiu
ana mec Sn eninr to a beil-boy, Miss Mccall
timed him a bright half dollar ana men
asked 4 he would ibn please a ts wanted 10
see him IN the parlor, The bell-noy IN,
aured at the office and returned MIN W.T.,
the information that nobody OIL tha'
name was living at do ,ne h I've here but he
has friends here whom he visits when
nSer he ia in town. Please find out for
me who the people are whom ne COMES
10 R sye' even a second half dollar slipped
into the bel.boys hand failed to obtain
for Miss Mccall the desired ihtorma-
ton. =, ,.rvous exc,te-
ment when she left the hotel and gave
the cabby orders to drive to the Caiunnet
Club. .,, sa,, int,
the Ciub-house, told her that Mr.. MEAL
lister hadn't been there. i. - =.
Then Lizzie drove away. and II was a
jaded nag which drew up az tne aoof VI
To a reporter who called on Mss t me
Cali this forenoon. It was evident that
her hunt had been fruitless. ,,,
shS " the pink tips Of her dainty little
hard around the edge OF the glass ooor;
I'm lust from my bath. ana can !
let YOU in, SO excuse me. Iheres sooo
How about your statement MISS
McCall?" the reporter ventured,
Oh I cant make any until O'Clock
this afternoon. Whv don't you see MT
| MCAlllSteT' l.. ,o,,dop
"Why. is 1t possible you can't mo
bim?" and Miss McCalrs voice TOOK on
n tone OF surprised inquiry.
| "If Won go to the Hotel Alpert, you
can And him easily enough. He mas
friends there, you know. whom ne calls
upon every morning. Just IND OUT IRON
TIE elevator boy, who they are ana push
right in. You'll find Hey-Mr' McAilis'
ter there surely. .,,.,,, o,,,,,
| Miss Mccall was evidently, gettine
wiiy and Thought TO get the aid OF the
renorters to locate Mr.. McAllister:
< representative of tirm or seven
tenth street art publishers rang the
bell at this juncture.
Murphy! See who that is, called
out Miss Mccall to the aged servant
Murphy shufned down the hall an'
began to humble something to TN
"Murphyr screamed Miss Mccall
"stup Your talking. Murphy! You ol,
idiot. come here at once! DO you near
Apparently Murphy had talked to-
much on "A previous occasion. the OLE
servant shut the door In the callers FAC
and shuftied back. 800, ,,
Now Please don't bother me JUS
now, :" she said to the. reporter; Com.
back at O'Clock and IL tell you a.
about IT," and the fair l.izz!e,s hngc
tips disappeared and the dooriatcI
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