The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-01

r4ehf Krumm was a study. In 1t was
(nlneled astonishment. disgust. pity and
+ "Nussin 1t was not ,here--they git it,
K ~ finally replied.
e Asked II he had an employee named
Bennie Weiss. Capt Krum replied; -.
"a 1--WE had nickname for him. we
called him 'Tulpenstengel;' That means
tulip stem, because he was long
+ 1ecked and active"
stWho was present when you paid the
MP asked Mr.. Osborne.
- "Bemind was about the bar
ssWhen did you see him LAST
\ Has This witness skipped
HE was here YESTERDAY. but guess
X EVERY Monday paid the SEQ. every
xp onfa Sr a the ars day Of May. Tevs
Told me he had seen the Captain. and |,
ypuld be all right. I was to pay the
f -. . week. and he would not bother
+ tell us about how you paid the
j money to Levy March 49,"
G 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 It away;
surroundlng others Of the weekly pay.
(. tuents. The last one was day or two
before Levy's transfer to the mounted
HE was up in the gallery, ! wen wen
He said, I am In heap OF trouble.
suppose he meant the Captain;-'1 mus
II said, Il can't pay ANYTHING thi,
week. have done no business H'
said he must have It, and l went up
& etalrs to Mary Omy wife) and got W.
Tsst concluded the story: Abe L 4,
He inquired into his life history
The Captain said he was in good
+ health, was born In Hesse Darmstadt
lived In Charleston, Utica and New
York, keeping saloon everywhere.
.Saioons frequented by men and
women Mr.. Levy asked.
Uses HIS Smelling Bottle.
mo women without escorts" snortec
The Captain, smelling bottle:
Not even In kuenstisr HailT asked sTas
,Nussirr' Numbered the veraciou'
aNo young ladies without escort"
fn Moo, SIR. No young ladies' at all
All old people. Men with their families
yelled the Captain.
aid thep do after they had sung their
pieces; come down in the audience
mo. sir. There was never more thar
( four. When. they sung they went hom'
IAN married, eh?'
Yes. sir; every one. u would not taxi
them il they, were not respectable mar
.How many ladies' did you employ ii
.The 9Th Of March l employed thre
"Give me their names and addresses.
The Captain fired up at this. He wa
mad clear through as he shouted
II don't know. They give dlfferen
names name The, They have stage names AM
q well. where did you get 'em?"
From dramatic agents. from Mrs
Myerhof IN st. Marks place from E'
c Il thought Eibogen was in Stat
prisonY interrupted Mr. Levy. ~
well. the lady conducts the busl
Asked about costumes, Capt. Krumm'
a virtue shone respondent.
Capt. krsmm's Moral show.
'"rhe men wore very short skirts, no
higher than the ankle. The same a
you see them everywhere-only the dan
Roster kia ~ but never never Would aiio'
p that. They did three turns sometimes
three different costumes. but all Ion
"That's 1t. And in the dressing room
where they changed costumes thre
tines n . n plight they received visitors
A-h-h-h! N-n-oo. sir! Newer.
large sign on the door says No Admit
what. did nobody 20 in to see thes
b why, yes; their husbands. brother,
fathers. cousins and like that" reptile
'And that included pretty niue
everybody in the audience, didn't it,
The Captain was so mad that h
II f-othed. Everybody laughed; where's
Judge MARITIME administered reproe
N nd an inh lAA In
wish he had not done 1t If he laughe
The Judge seemed to be lookin
colored lawyer. who sat in the centre {
81 the room.
MT; Stewart arose and said:
TO apologize humbiy. / did not know
II accept your apology Don't repe'
y IT," said the Court.
Mr. stsssr! Ssn ed, to say ,r, Tsa'
Judge MARITIME shut off the impendir
b speech, and q moment later Mr.. Stewa
Z, JeN the room.
~ ADMITTED that his wife was the owner
nv Kuenstler Halle. and had been for year
n when you applied for license didn
& you swear to the usual affidavit
Capt. krumm said he didn't kno
II what was In the application.
you were Wiling =. TO swear to am am
as You got your ieense?"
They wouldn't give me time to fir
out"
A Periurer sixteen Yesrsf
''And for eight years you have bee
that. swearing to papers without know
ing what was In them?"
"Yes, for sixteen years" boldly T
turned the Captain.
II run the business. and pay all Il
bills" clustered Capt. Krumm. II a
ways pay my bills.
! railways? Let's see. Is there a jud
emtfhT'
tsOh. suppose there are six or
dozen Judgments against me-"
MT. Wellman objected. but Judge Ma
r. tine admitted II. ON the ground that q
NJ Captain had opened the door by yolu
teering that he always paid his bills.