The evening times., 1896-08-25
RAN AhuCK IN THE STORE
Ollie S;etson Fined for Wrecking the
Mt. Vernon Pharmacy.
Judge Hhpssht Tvs sAaore Charges :
Should Have Been Preferred mi, 81
Against Her.
."oIlieH stetson is Irish and wicked.

''tOIie" StetsOn is Irish and wicked.
Ollie is fond OF drinking nartIni cocktails
for they Just match In their amethyst
shades. formed by the ,vermouth and gin
blending, her tawhy hair, once blue black,
but now yellow as the tresses of the,
women Burnc-Joncs loves to paint-on can
vas.
Last night Ollie visited several cafes
with male friend and ordered numerous
rounds OF her favoritc drink untif to her
1.-The world seemed ~ spin u. little faster
on its axis and the one waiter serving
her developed into three nwniteaproned
u,euials.
She was helped into a carriage and
driven through the freshness of the night
TO the. Mount Vernon drug store, at The
corner of Ninth street and New York avenue.
where Ollie entered and denian nded she be-
served Will, 'soLerer.''
Behind the counter OF the soda fountain
was Mr. James Bragonia, the head clerk.
little. dapper. curl y-mustnched gentleman.
who wondered at his customer, with her
flushed cheeks and shining eyes. -,,
II would suggest" he said, politely, IA
lemon phosphate"
Amy old thing affably said Ollie,
watching her friend in the carriage. who
had been all cureld up in knot. sleeping
sonorously. suddenly rouse sehimserIand drive
wildly down the street.
She ran TO the door waved her h ands and
cried. 'Day-day, boy, won't wear any
Grape for you
Young Mr. BragOnia began to getnervous
as Ollie splendidly If somewhat ilamhoy-
antly. dressed. walked unsteaday to the
!! fountain, and with Il lurch OF her body
swept several, eia sses on the floor, shot w
ering them into splinters.
He reproved her gently, and asked her
TO be quiet. Ollie, with shaking hands,
haif drained her glass and tossed il OH the
tiled counter, where ii struck without break
ing. for a wonder.
Say, Bioudie :" shouted Ollie to Bragonia,
I'm he quiet II you let me telephone for a
cab"
Bragonid assented and showed her behind
the door TO the instrument She called for
| well-known livery stable. anu. after
telling some person at the end OF the wire
he was peach, !" said, ''send Miss ollie
Stetson a coupe, quick
Braeonia noiicedtwo young women about
10 enter the store fly at the sound OF Oh
| ~ - WINS oLi btHtOfd Sut USt
| for the phosphate and leave.
Ollie jumped 10 the center of the store
under a bunch Of incandesccnt lights and
I sang, as shel gathered her skirts in both
| hands: ..... y..l,-.-
I'm go toagay Paree with mamma ="
Great hcavensRl groaned Brngunia. VIII
| you get. away?'1 -i- --..
AS an answer 1she tilted her head, and
advancing towand the unfortunate clerk,
! shot one slender foot far above his heal
Then she only sent the other foot into the
chandelier, hreakhIg sc verai globes, t,ii
J. Bragonia caught hold OF her arm. to ma ke
her des'st. but she broke awaysund flung
| a box of potash tablets over the stove,
| upset bottle after bottle of perfuinery on
the show casf,. wrecked every jar on the
soda wafer Counter. and as a grand finale
| threw a box Of chewing gum into the street
| apd hit the clerk In the nose with a glass,
cutting hin and forcing him to retreat be.
hind the prescription case, pursued by
] Ollie, who maintained she was Irish. aud
| glad OF it.
as BraSonia wac struggling with her
endeavoriug 10 prevent her from destroy
| ing a large mirror, two men from the ii.
cycle store across the street-Henry de
| Maine aud Ernest Cissell-came in and
helped Lin to secure the girl, who was
in frenzy and sought to wreck every.
thing in sight. She was Quoted and held
until the police came.
They placed her in charge of the matron
at the station honse, where she remained
until she was released on S25 collateral
iurn.shed by an unknown young man Will
hair like ollie's in color, but not made SO
| by tie same causes.
Ollie sat i'll Judge Mills court today with
her counsel, Messrs. Webb 4 Webb. show
ing not the slightest trace of the night ;,
saturnalia.
When Bragonia went on the stand Mr.
Mullowny. the assistant District attorney.
told him to tell how he got his nose cut,
And you might" added the prosecutor
describe the stores appearance before n nd
after the young lady's visit
The clerk gave the facts as above st
The Judge in sentencing her said: Here.
a woman who might be lady and sh.
acts in most disreputable manner. going
iD'that store, and without any cause want
ouiy wrecking IL, as the testiipoiiy shows
There should have been three informa
against her; besides the one for assault ON
FOR destroying private property and ON
dtsnrderiy conduct. She is fined sos n,
sixty days in Jail" u. sA -y =
She is out ON that amount of collateral
said one OF her counsel, and the judge nod
ded to the haiiiffs to release her @-'>-
Ollie walked out with the blonde youn,
man. and as she pa ssed Flynn he hea rt h
say II never drink another martini. the
make me daffy."