The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-18
HUNTING HIM HERE.
Lizzie Mccall Still Camping on
Hayward McAllister's Trail
Futile Calls Made at the Hstei Albert
and the Calumet Club.
The Tale Of Two Shiny Half Dollars
That Were Misspent.


Mocall-Waus abatement OF the rela-
49,, = "a L.,
lions eHsuns between her anu iiey
ward McAllister being given to the pub
w,ss Mora,, nan n,sp. INV statement II
MISS McCail can make any s'a'e,heh. !.
IL necessary, from reasons OF policy. FOR
her to first hold a conference with
young Mr. MeAihster. ms she mas
stated several times within the last two
DAVIS.
As matter OF faet, MISS Mccall Is ,s-
norant Of the sentleman's Whereabouts,
and since his arrival In New York on
Thnrsaav rnorn,ns via the Fall River
ihuisoas '"o' "" 80, -. o..
him
usr effort. IN locate MIR. McAllister
her ehoi's ~ -. "a 49,.
morning the fair Lizzie is as much at
49, 80
sea as esei A., .,.,,
FROM iacts wh'ch came 70 'n ~, su' t MS
Ca,r. nron,.es IN make n public state
ment have been made only 10 gam uihe'
Yesterday morning she told all the re- :.
porters VINO caiieo u. ner apa' ', ~
1872 East Twepty-third stree., that ,s sne
would be ready TO tell pem az .hey
4 o'clock in the afternoon. Later IN the
day she said that the statement Woulo
be In typewriter form ana "ouIo pe
distributed to the newspapers 'nfo's"
Mr.. Hummel helped along this little
piece Of fiction by saying that ne Was
hourly expecting to receive the state-
ment from MISS McCal. -, !. mr. re,a
lions with Mr.. McAllister failed to ma
teriallze up to noon to-day. Last highr'
not having received q visit from MI
and determined to pursue tne .a sraS,,
which. according TO the despatcnes irTli,
Newport. she followed whenever she
wanted to find her society irieno; In IN
other 9TH r.S WORDS hu shs h'rea conveyance
1t wasn't a piebald circus horse, driven
by a grinnIns darky. this time. but a
hanson cab with Id discreet rtm dsyer abou,
o. clock and drove to the Hotel Albert
at Eleventh street and University place.
There she alighted and started TO pololy
the desk caused her to change her mind
and she went into the .parlor; o-u
Beckoning to a bell-boy, Miss Mccall
tipped him a bright half dollar and then
ward McAilister that a lady wanted to
see him in the parior. The bell-boy In
1,jred nj the office and returned with
the Information that noD0uy ol tndt
name was living at the hotel.
"Oh Ikrkow he don't live here, but he
has friends here whom he visits when.
aver he is in town. Please find out fol-
me who the people are whom he comes
to see" u,o,
But even n second half dollar slipped
into the bel.boy's hand failed to obtain
for Miss Mccall the desired informa-
lion
She was in a state OF nervous excite
ment when she left the hotel and gave
| the cabby orders to drive to the Calume'
Ciuh
A messenger boy. whom she sent int
lister hadn't been there.
Then Lizzie drove away. and 1t was
her apartments two hours later.
To a reporter who called on Miss Nc.
her hunt had been frultless.
As us,,ai the fair Lizzie would only
shrw the pink tips Of her dainty little
IN lust from my bath. and cant
let YOU in. 80 excuse me. There's good
Nov" "
,HIiow about your statement, Miss
McCalI?" the reporter ventured.
ohi 49, ls,,. x,nn coo Mr.