New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

are filed with Autographs Of the Big Chief" and
Ia In consequence he asserts the oneenan nan men are re
the extent of getting him arrested for haTlng too
SAYS he believes that Mr.. Deyery will give his ear
70 the wants of his people better than tne otRer
Big BIN ana MT g 3 Day E9ihs IS @ years old and
was was born on the floor above his present pruning
alt Although Big Tim sullivan Is the man tat
some OF his followers express it, the Mayor of the
ROWery at the present time IS aaron 5a
dozen large liquor stores in the Bowery together
several hundred yote all Of which are turned over
to Big Tim The. other mayors who look @ TO to
Mayor of Houston-st. and the Mayor of Second
ave who dueing between themselves
CHINATOWN's DICTATOR
a mayor who does not count so much politically
as some others. who. nevertheless, is regarded
as power by his own people. is Long Hocken. the
august Mayor of Chinatown. Sir Long mas heId
She destnies of Pe-st. in his hand for three years
re re may be found day at baGk & 5aRle IN 1t the
tie door reads the sign Wo Tai Kee & Co.: the
pane OF the firm which has stores in Canton, Hong
NINA and the princlpa SteS III tii5 5 Gof b
day; ,-,
now t!ee years. He no haf thine for busaness
Next I Election time Cinnamon vote fol nothel man.
tef taf no" have second tenn out he no want nohel
AS Mayor Of Chinatown Long is the head of the
eI3s BUSINESS men Of the community and may pe re-
s@Ineo s as the president of sort OF nam Ghamoer & 9a
oul unfortunate COuntrymen when arrested, ad-
tb s money for doctors in case OF slckHess. pays
~ lreisht on Chnamen's bones shipped hack 20
lima ana in other acts as Il Iathtr 70 MS
RepPIe- lie Is popular official. ana ms store IS
IrtqGeHted by the elite OF Peil and Mott SITS,
GLio come together to talk over local ana natlonal
.LIAese pontics. Long has made many contrlou-
tIols te the furnishings of the Joss House, IN the
rear of his store
HELPED MEN TO CARRY THEIR "JAGs"
HOME
mere was time not many months ago when the
niue mayor who bOasted he could swing the big
sest bunch of votes in town was Patrick Connolly,
.he Mayor of Poverty Hollow. His saloon. at De
diicey ana Sheriff a Mecca for the thirsty
Iae weary and the unfortunate. II in the heart
- ~ d StOMued tenement district nlled originally
tiSii Immigrants, but later oVerf1oWed ny Ger
10 l!I, iN''!I@lS 1ungarans Poles, kumdluanS
anu G Jews. There was seldom known 10 be a drunk
al beiancey and Sheriff SITS. for among his numer
o4S iiliiihlir oIles he always saw that an IntoXl-
caItd man got home all right.
N,'ii lilt construction of the new last f<lNer
bIiuse,. the saloon Of the Mayor of Poverty Hollow
was wiped out He fought StrenuoUSly, how
eNe AGAINST It's destruction that for several months
II STOOD alone IN the long stretch of desoa ton. and
was nho"h as the Lone lrishman.' The term was
dPt IN more ways than one, for with the 1nupda-
tion OF foreign immigrants, Mayor Connolly was
almost the last lrishmau in the district. His sole
companion was Tim Campbell. the Congressman,
who sti!l lives in CuIumbia-st
W ME the Lone IrlSnmau'' still standing.
some practical joker painted huge target on its
hack ana then sent out invitations. which read;