The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-19

singer began 70 feel hss cats. he. pro
viac.al. had cone here AMI taGgai he
%sw Workers something Trey had net
kroEn before. He showed forth n rac1
Tainent. and he dominated the clao
house fran suD-eeIlar 70 r0cf. RE 5
good fellow. royal fellow under orsf1a-
AIRY circumstances. but hES wonderful s2e-
cess rather gave him the ssisa that ne was
the Napoleon OF club men. and his eoad-
tutors wszrte1 q him There was re
ton for a little eafse. and then New YORK
was again assonisaed when Il was al
rounce1 that Geasiingsrs stock n the
rev club had been bought out AZ Won
derfsl figures. Some SAID be had receiv-
81 ~. go for his interest. People IN New
York have great admiral ton for man
who has made 8 small fortune out OF
'shoes<ring." as the saying is. IN few
months. Many men tipped their hats -
Charley fl the hotels ne visited, and as
he walked along Broadway he was point
e1 oct as "a mighty smart fellow. and
don't you forget it,
The third chapter In this novel history
IS now being written. Il appears that
GensIlnger was only paid IA part for his
iurerets IN the club. BY and by ne saw
that the methods being employed by his
Successes were not those that he thought
the best for Us interests. He brought sIis
for the remainder OF the money due him.
for supplies Of whisky and other neces-
saries. and now the fine club house,
though open, Is in the hands OF the sheriff.
a large number Of members have resign
ed. and the future of the New Manhattan
seems bleak indeed.
Gensiinger meanwhile Is orga MIXING q
scheme for new club, and not long ago
he told me that IN less than a year he
would put IN existence the finest estifce
for athletic purposes ever built 1
shouldn't wonder II he made his statement
good
The variety boards have furnished the
Legitimate" stage with some OF its CLEVER
est actors IL often presents sketch
which Is a perfect picture OF real life.
Occasionally IL furnishes a Caricature of
the most amusing kind. Not long ago
stroIIed into the Casino one night 10 while
away an hour. and laughed heartily at
performer who psrsonated an italian pea
nut yender and told stories In broken Eng
llsh. According 10 his tale he had d
brother. Said ne:
MY brTadda Gaudaloupe, he-a great-a
sport. He-a playa da hasa ball. That-a
great-a game. One man he taxa Ola
s;Ick and udder man he-s taxa da han.
He try-a 10 hft-a da stick. but most-a
time he can't-a do il. My-a brudda GaIda-
loupe ne taxa da stick and udia man he
he clevs man and ia ball neva touch-a da
stick Den da umpire. he-a bad-a man.
Ha-a no-a good. He-a talk-a too much.
He say-a "One strike" Now Data ALA
wrong. Da bah neva touch-a da stick at
all. Da peep ALA NADIA, and SOFA
Gaudaloupe. Next-a ttme da man thrcx-a
d. bah again. II doont totch-a da stick.
neada. but-a da umpire say-a Two strike
Den I know-a Data umpire beta watch
out II GaudaloUpe catch-a heem outside.
GSsuda foIpe, he-a very NADIA, an neXa
time da man throw-a da hail Guadaioupe
he hit-a Get so hard-a ese fly away ova da
roofs OF da houses IN da neXa block. Da
peep ALA cheer and holla 'Run-a hone-a
Run-a home-a" Gaudaloupe, he stand-a
still and he-a say-a: Whar-a for / run-a
horrpe-a? faint my-a BAH. Let a man
what own st goa find it Then he waak-a
20 da bench and sit-a down and say-a 70
dat smpire-a: 4 SEGA you by an by. and
you-a don ia forget Get When the
laughter this yarn produced had sub
sided, for an encore he told this: Las
Sattu'da my-a brudda Gaudaloupe hc-a
referee da rassIin match alta ia theatyr.
Da F'renchman he-a rastle wild da Itali-
on-a. My brludda he-a introdooze dem to
da peept He-a say-a. Dis ere ees Antoine
Christol da French rastler Taxa yoPi-a
corner. SIT down" Den l1e-a TAXA Italio1
rasler by-a da hand and say: 'Dees ees
Pietro Pezossi. da erea.t-a Italion-a rasler
fron1-a da Campagna. Rome-a He-a
gre-at-a man. He pick-a a bun UP like he-a
leerle chile an t'row cen down like baS-a
-four / beta 50 he-a wilma dees match.
I fear there are times when referees OFF,
ctate who are no more impartial than
1,a1f1alrgIpe J. Il. MCORMICh.