The evening world., 1894-08-01

often after Feb Is or i6. The FIRST
time Levy says: How. you .gettin'
a.ong?'" began the perfumed Captain.
gliSiy
Mr. Levy objected on the ground that
what was done In February could have
no bearing on the alleged act of March
10. The objection was overruled and
Ward Man Hunt was with Levy.
think IT was he who asked. Old man,
how you gettin' along|
II told them, Il am not Eettin along
at ali / cannot make my living now
Then they said. The old man wants
to know why. don't you do like the rest
Then you get along.
They went away and in about a week
Mr.. Levy came again. He asked me
how 1 was getting along and why ]
away and said he would come again
mir. levy and Mr. Hunt came to.
had a couple OF bottles of wine We
talked together. Levy said. want to
talk plain with you you; l said ! don't
and go right on. You pay $40 week
and You can 60 gon rFh h on n lone GO uuc,
He said: 'Tha.'s all right; you pay $40
week and 1t viii be all right.
"Did Hunt hear that?"
Paid SEQ to Levy.
mo. don't think he did lie sat on
one side. I went downstairs to my wife
behind in the kitchen and took $40 from
the cash drawer-two $40 notes. ! went
upstairs, folded up the money in
bundle and paid It to Levy"
How did you fold the bundle?" asked
Mr. Osborne.
The witness. who testifes with gut.
tural roll OF his "r's." said not word
but held up a fat right hand. with the
thumb pressed closely against the pa I'm.
ii. a to
More pantomime. The fat hand was
held out before the fat waistcoat, and
wagged up and down little. The
mans head wagged. too. and he said
imprcsslvely:
was the, money in, your hand after
you shook hands good-by with Levy?'
asked Judge MARITIME, gravely.
The expression on the honest face OF the
upright Krlimm was a study. In II was
mingled establishment. disgust, pity and
"Nussir: it was not therc-Levy git It,"
he finally replied.
Asked 70 he had an employee named
Bonnie Weiss, Capt. Krumm replied
I'VE had a nickname for him We
called him 'Tulpenstengel' That means
tulip stem, because he was long
necked and active
who was present when you paid the
500" asked Mr.. Osborne.
"Benn!e was about the bar
when did you see him last"
IIar This witness skipped:
"He was here yesterday, but I guess
every Monday paid the $40. every
April or the first day OF May. Levy
| told me he had seen the Captain, and II
would sbe all right WAS to pay the
so a week. and he would not bother
| me-"
Tell us about how you paid the
money to Levy March 10.
| II sent Weiss upstairs to the safe in
was there; Bonnie GOT four Il bills and
brought them down. | laid the money
on the table and Levy took i away"
surrounding others of the weekly pay
.nents. The last one was n day or two
N',efore Lesy's transfer to the mounted
He was up in the gallery. I went
here to see him. We had u little talk:
1e said. ! am In a heap Of trouble.
VI in hot water with the old mani
su ppose he meant the Captain-l must
"i said, Il cant pay anything. this
wee ek. ! have done no business he
stairs to Mary tmy wifeI and sot SEQ.
Thu concluded the story. Abe Levy
cross examined the witness. He inquired
The =. captain said he was In good
health. Ras born In Hesse Darmstadt;
and canN> to America In 1858. He had
| lived in Charleston, Utica and New
York. keeping saloons everywhere.
SALOONS frequentei by men and
women?" Mr.. Levy asked
Uses HiN Smelling bottle.
NO women without escorts" snortec
the Capa ain, sn elling bottle.
| mot eten in k'uenstler Halle?" asket
the cross-examinsr mildly. tanning him
"Nussir." Numbered the veraciou
CAPTAIN: ,,,,., .,,,,o,, o.oor,on
| Moo, ar. No young ladies' at all
All old people. Men with their families.
yelled the .'aptain
How abUit the concert singers? Wha'
did they do after they had sung thel
pieces come down In the audience?"
mo. sir There was never more thai
four When they sung they went HON
to their hush ,nds,'
AN married. eh?"
Yes sir; every one would not talk
them il they were not respectable mar
ried women"
How many ladies did You employ u
"rne sth Of March l employed thre
ladi,w-only three
GIVE me their names and addresses
| The Captain fired up AT this. He wa
II u9n't know. They give direren
names. They have stage names an
well. where did you get EN-"
From dramatic agents. from Mrs
Myerhoh in 81. Marks place, from IL
, bOgen uINN'--
II thought Elbogen was in Stat
PRISON." In terrupted Mr.. Levy.
: We'll, The lady conducts the bus
. ness"
Asked about costumes, Capt. krumm'
virtue shone INsplendcnt.
e Capt. Kru>nm's Moral show.
They never wore very short skirts, nc
higher than the nkle. The same a
= you see them everyNyhere-only the dar
i GERS. They let them appear In tights q
Roster 4 Biars. but IN1ever would allo
skirts"
i That's IT, And in the .ressing room
I where they changed coatumes thrt
e times In night, they received visitor
r didn't they"
n "A -h-h-k! N-n-oo. sir. Mrv-verl
y large sign on the door says NO ADM
y What, did nobody go in to sac the'
/ women players"
e why. yes; their husbands, bro Their
n fathers, cousins and like that" rNplIe
the Captain.
1t everybody In the audience didn't it?'t
le frothed. Everybody laughed, where's
II Judge MARITIME administered a repro
L anu said some one might be made
ID wish he had not done II II he laugh.
again.
OF The Judge seemed TO be loolir
n, straight at T. McCants Stewart, Il
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