The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-06
LIVE TOPICS ABOUT Town

admiral Dewey frequently ~, tS commanded tho tho
train IN j:s.:y CT; IN Ss s.Dss.s:a ss%i:s,ios
handled tn. crowd. TIL: New Workers who
noe sSS 1m S. sr rSs
biz station wa, flIea with people and the
crowd outsid. extended clear to tho pier on
which the Admiral landed. Chief Murphy
preserved order and prevented tn. slght.eers
Of only eShty p saS Before tS M' hsmirs
arrived. Ike obiei vent tbroueR the crowd re-
to sss lam umo oS ch a. thsY Wantsd 10
see him. and that II they would act like sensi-
pie people there would be no ttounie; Ho
polce force was 0 40 small. Dewey passed
iTG% the pier t. his rp ear th be
crowd is SaDdled pewsy .ee%sd 70 take
bis stay and rsa ~ mt called the attention q
Nom bers OF his party to them.
Patrick j. lyman. who !. reported to b. in
the Transvaal presumably to frht the Enrll,b.
,ne I"n'vAa' pfosua' . " NJ"
York. He has long been a mem Der OF the Irish
Force party and. unlike some Of his colleagues.
he 10 q man OF few words. His face 10 a. i'm
passive as mask. Even on the occasions
when enthusiasm has run high and orators
nave talked wlioIy. lyman meyer ioet hig sell
man IN this city and they did not
believe that he was the Inyincibe No Of the
Phoenix PARK asssssnstions: lyman
IN Sttem pts to free Ipoland His last public
appearance in this city wa. during the Cuban
revo'ution; ne adaretSSa several mSeemnSs
fris n a, .ny tbst be has long hoped that Fnrs
land would 60 TO war with some country so that
PARTY Nigh, m UP With ths enemy; Ps1hapss
hat hops or he s' may have gone to South Africa
to start another newspaper
po..-,,,,.,, !. .o,,..,o % -. .,..
more spectators to the international yacht
race. than any other city except New York.
and the Boston crowd is evidently quite as
large this week as it was when the De-
had sup and Bcon
may b found ali along the SGss, during ths
them have come to New York on their own
of than ensset TO to see 40 cur racer for don't
Ike your city New York isn't Boston and It
never vim compare with it in the estimation
o. tho D''''A'AD''
cafe Of downtown hotel with a woman yes c
cs,ua, sasn in IN. eaH when the regular
implies. II is q room where smoking 10
n.rn,Itt.d and IN. vomsn Who 90 th.rs
psrm''eu' aau ,no Womon MI no ~ tneis
must submit TO the smoke. Inc red-iaceo
,ccant and hIs talk did not Indicate f.
III. an.ech wa, so loud that every man in thu
cato vas foreed 10 hearit He told the woman
th,t Nev york and that pnrticular hotel were
h,s f,vor;ts. "Iivsd hare half nv life. /" be
asid "but thsv change waitsrs 40 frequently
that mono Of them knows me-" Then he pro.
decided to advance his OPINION OF hooseveit
al an aIth.r p MI he was mprsssine bis COM
panion. Over in one corner OF the room
a man who had finished his luncheon lighted
a cigarette. The red faced man glared
at him anerily. tThe smoker ignored him.
| Then the red faced man spoke loudly to his
companion. Some men have no manners at
That fellow the ssrs
II Hwss only cigar would not mind, bHt I
"oh ! don't mind it, said his companion.
| way These things always happen when stran-
| gers are in town"
In a loud voice tho red-faced man called for
| the hend waiter. To him no said; II call your
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