The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-03-25
LIVE ropIcs AMOUR ToWx.

Col. Thomas Ochiltree's recent illness mas
provoked the retellinR Of a lot OF old stories
conceived by various men, but attributed TO
him.. The late Police Justice Patrick Gavan
DuRy enjoyed much the same kind OF notorlety,
and with ~ little mental strain.
Just get your name up as wit" Justice
Duffy frequently remarked, land the news
paper men will do the rest"
Philadelphia Glover Club men. who had read
many stories that were attributed TO Col. Ochil-
tree. have been inclined to doubt their anthem
tlcity since they came over to New York several
years ago and rave a sample dinner at the Wal
dorf Just to show he people OF this city the sort
Of things they said and did in Philadelphia TO
win the reputation OF being sad ways. AS every
one In Philadelphia knows, the Glover Club is
admittedly q club for fun making Of the dan
perous kind known AZ guyIng. The members
entertain Presidents when they get the chance.
at a Glover Club dinner, however dignined no
may be. IL exempt from %guying. II furnishes
amusement to the members. and usually II
Club decided. to give New York one OF these
vokcrs, IL was natural that, having. read many
Of Col. oehiltree,s stories they shopld select
came a. 70 op town. |" ' but ts SsHs' mer npis W"Ss seemed
TO lose viyaelty In comparison With the life they
anee didn't iift the gloom. fhe ,~tcsstmsster
called. upon Col. ochitree to uphold the reputs-
him said that he would have made a creditabie
speech II he hadn't been Interrupted. Col. ochil-
he had his speech well. In hand and began:
Gentlemen. l am pleased" :.
man at the other end Of the room. Col. ochil-
tree s,oppeo snorL an1 ,o3heu psearnni u.,
I'VE know that the truth is not in you. Go
ahead and tell a whopper."'
Soi; ,,ehiltree,s tremoiing haads were tne
throbbed behind his broad expanse Of shirt
front. He said @ few things in a rambling way
force. To be accused Of ,distorting the truth
was bad enough. but, when that accusation
delphia, it was rubbing 1t in.
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amused nn,,s rsa.n seas aso u u, 49, So", MI ma
DaiS' iho'o 10 ho "ther inannser III NC" iorN
oan oomnara IN ,nmhar s,r,o,na.s ,,,h thos.
of Mr.. DAILY. Actors who have been in his com
pany say that he has even gone to the extent OF
roan,oaohg omem u Paraae broaowsy anes
member OF his company, a year or two ago, he
found many Of the regulations irksome. and his
relations with Mr.: DAILY were strained: ne
such OCCASION srGI"nw an S %aen who ne 0%hh eS j ant re en Sei
town from the Pacific coast stopped him and
said u.,,o Harry vb.r. ors ror r,.v,,, now %,
Opposite Bangs" replied Dixey, with an
expressive grin. pixey's friends still persist IN
Bangs"
Some OF the men who spepd half a dozen
hours or more a day in rooms on the top floors
of sky.scrapinp office buildings are talking
about A new ailnent that they allepe is the re-.
su,t NJ doing bus,ness an far from tho oround
49, .N" -, s--
never was trouoiea Win headaches or
dizziness" said one of these men. until l
moved into my nresent offices. Then 7 noticed
that about an hour after / had settled down to
business my head would feel heavy, and at
times I would he siiohtiv dizzv These frelinvs
on certain DAYS Increased the longer / remained
in INV Office and mali an hour after I had
descended to the street they would disappear.