Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-04-20
FUNERAL GUESTS AT A BAIL.

FUNERAL Gbllollo AL a BALL.
The hands On the clock on Cooper |
Unlcm indicated the hour Of Z a. m, ]
when the filth anrnal han Of the Lafay |
s. '.;1irm Bowling Club came to an end
in Al..rqton HALL, New York, says an
exchange. THE Sdhuhrm bal is regard |
ed as one Of the greatest social events
on the cast side. i. usually means the
healing of fadticnal political differ
erCo5 in the TweIA1th Assembly dis
tnct, until the next elsuIon comes
around.
This years ball, however was one
that STARTLED the east side because of
the ccmlplex interests represented. Pat
Connolly, tlhe mayor OF Poverty Hol
1-'w. and Abe Sprung. the so-calied
pre,ender 20 he office, me- each either
m the corridor previous &c the grand
march.
"BQg-rraicn an occasion c.. this kind,
Sprung. Let bygonos be bygCnes and
the dlvll take the rest, sad Connolly.
as he claap9d Springs clatstretched
hand
August J. Gloia.oin. pros.den CT the
G0c1aeln Fishing Club, ran into his
mortal enemy, Korp5tein, the Urder-
taker, as he was making for the bar.
"Korpstein." said GiOiste.n, iii you
vUIld leaf pizness away MT der han
Tonight, ! would nore,f you Led us
take a dltrlS yua me Same yet, h.w-
ever"
Il vim 60 YOU" replied Korpste.n.
NIc,lb,ngs VITA be on der dead tonight"
Lafay schulum, the STANDARD bearer
Cf the organization, and the ROr-t..-
can candidate for assemblyman IN the
district Last year. then marched .rco
the hall, followed by The Other Schu-
.mIms amid their retalners. In the crowd
ware Mrs. LATE SchuTum. Dave Schu-
hum, Miss Schuum. Police Sergeant
Rafe Sohwum. Mark Hanna Joe Schu-
lum, Abe Schulum. jay Schuum. Miss
May Schulum. Miss Ray Schulum, and
Spots Schu'mm. The ,er received
his Ntle cf 'Slrcts' from his ability TO
read the spots through the hack OF a
deck Cf cards. The Schm,um cOntin-
gem, was followed by Hats Goldwater,
Assemb1yman Charles S. Adler City
CIi-gk Scu.ly Former Assistant Dis
| .irlot Acltorrsy ROsalsky, CIVIL Justice
GclGloele, John Herlirlg, Sam lynch,
Ailcnzc Sabey. FORMER PoMCa Commits
s.loncr Hamilton, John Steihling. Fer
mer Alderman Phil Benjamin. Alder
men F.eck, Smith and Minsky. William
Wloyradh. and Charley Wagner.
SHORTLY after the BAN opened a conn
mUalCn Was created in the ham by the
announcement that the 100 members OF
the Martin Enge.l Association. who had
just relmmed frcm the Funeral Of High
Low Lewey, desired admhtanoe. They
were headed hy Silver Dollar Smith
who explained to the committee at the
door that az the boys who went to tho
funeral wore high hats. He Also ex-
r'la!ned that they were black neckties
at the funeral, but had substituted
white Ties in their desire TO add grace
co the bail
"The boys are all on the level" saiC
Smith. we just buried High Low
l-ewey, and as we were out for the dan
1t seemed a Shame to so home again 81
EARLY"
The funeral party was admitted. II
} the panty We're Moohs HOchslim, Nor
lis Schwartz, Riddles Kinke,stein, Ro
sey the Lawyer Henry j. Goldsmith
b Pete the Barber, Cross-Eyed Senft
, man. black Sheep Leaf, ShcOt-the
Chute Shute, Herman Hafker. Lon.
Reach Reggan, Casey the Contractor
Concrete Klrsdhner, McrVis Rose, Half
Dollar smith,. SILVER Rcsenbloom
Mike Harnigan. the weighing machin
man; Pigeon M9Tcr. Bicycle Miller
I Charley Kramer, Captain Charles SCI
: onion, Diamond Sugar. Phil Wlssig
2 No-beth Pfeffer, Editor Mitchell, Son
(; atof r. 70. Sullivan, Assdmblyman Tin
G sullivan, Florrie sullivan. Denny sui
5 Ivan. Mike Sullivan, Chrystie subj
van, Pat sullivan, John Sullivan. Dcnn,
e O'Suiiyan, and BNly the Dude.