The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-10
HIS JERSEY QUEEN ELOPED.
HYMENOPTERA AND RUBBERERy
SWARM ON PARK PLACE.
Yelled Man WithWhlsk Broom heard Vainly
walls for TIN Dishpan Much Misft
Sympa thy-Supernuou Cop and AM
bulance CaiI--Ladder Wins -StunE.

walls for Tin Dishpan Much Mish
neutrality-suspicious. Cop and Am
bulance Cail--l.adder Wins -StunE
Park place pedestrians hustling TO hhC
from the elevated station early yesterday
afternoon saw an angular man oaIclhe
up and down near the stairway on the
south side of the street HIS long lace
was swathed in a white veil, IRON WHICH
red beard the shape Of whisk broom
protrudcd comicaIly. The man appeared
agitated. His eyes cleaned through the
veil with excitement. He waved his arms
He uttered queer ordinations from time
to time.
Hundreds paused in their rnsh, wonder
ing with Manhattan curiosity what pos
sessed the yelled gentleman Inc cro"o
augmented until it filled the street at
Church street and Park place stopping
traffic. In intervals between the roar OF
the elevated trains and the gathering OF
iron tires over Cobbestone, humming
and a buzzing was heard from somewhere
overhead
Red Beard with the veil paid little at
tention TO the collection of rubbernecks
His head was thrown back He looked
skyward. He shifted rapidly from one
large ''at 100. W 'n' , p.'e 1 1iI,a the arms
arms whirled through Tue "" ''Ne '"e '''''
of windmill.
-Poor man. he's not RIGHT in his head.
The heat has affected his brain" SAID
,Lai, lool,in, Gid woman Look at
iioti'ei'y '''Ne H. ,,iros
that Vei'' now, 't""aoN ",' Ivan ia
shouldn't wonder If the poor woman Is
seeking him everywhere.
Xxi, vi vi, vi. vi, yL vi, vi, sand the yelled
naT
o., ,t' Lit
and ieapins hgher
Hes sure bughouse, sad shoe clerk
in the crowd. Thinks he's dog suppose.
NV Queen has escaped," cried ited
Rsar3 and ali The rest with her they
M ,har. n, tha rack. Is, careful, you
fnnILs
ga. ,bot,s q shame unmarked a portly
Say .;, ,t,ai ns,r.Sy ,bisl,ers and Wool
me, ,let' VII H. nice loo.ine fe,Iow.
auH NV nes'i ooHs lie a rovn,ryman' some.
i a. 1,"o ~ ~, sand FOR n POLICEMAN or an
oody oush' 10 se'in ~, "a p'''N man W -''
ambulance or somet dil Gov, tho ELEVATED
was [ai' l,,s said the man wit h The
STAIRS III !i.tH .uN, rae e' ,f,,n low ar bs
ttel' P0iliIut5 70 " ,n' Iinmed Ibro,leh a
tse. ar n t G"s a,.'y She vas restless,
ney n, t,ae wy , t,y7 ''''''
esPeclaily on d 'ti'G gay candy hair and
.a.l sal WIN 80 ,o1yar1 RE man
shy p loe ey Eye 'lt" ra -" 9t
Lo =, 81
1ou Peop'e GH1i' ~ ..o,,ii9rr aror,d
yourselves tal| 9ne' .'amC'lns aiUN'
mere ana s'aiA'e at ',,"t FL e ''' a.
wou!d leaa nm AVA! h my s1,i e u wash
ttIe alls ~. M 'i in mn he crowda-
aIyDoIy EP' 'ni pan ,i ~; ~ Io,,h
SAID heu bTarH w. EaInitlis "a
YIN Pan "ouu 90 'nr H., df INV cree"a
ing ike llh pan anu q pi' o' e'oo" slease
ior runa a, gir @. fo,. con said newsie
say m soln loI COS ~ h r, ~ &C.
run; :...., |
Inc SHOE eieTk went 20 a cisal -to'e anu
telephoned Bellevue 'na' tuene wa" 49,, a ciams
man at farK Fiace ana NHulCh eteI' WY
had lost queen l ,e ne net Ne s hs s baek
lot L. ar ne "ou.u mss NV, ~. u VIZ
they 3rIe SONY lllii AZ ~ sor.i or,
~In atio,mer i p;.,I c@VN''' ioo 'o'"" De'-
'er I've Saon W t.' M ,ro,,,o, dro,-ed h.r
inI @ , az "A Ist o,,, v riaroirr,
..'ara ra',i,,,. ba"J ~ ber ,oia e'e
~ oalippnae r." .,'n,,, no or;,d
.nd We Ala ao, j., -, Io.,i6r,,a h,,r,,,
The man Win thn l,eIny, ,ihi Ltar.' ,be
sboa cIarL tho ;rI uitb we si,yhina
a,,es ,rJ ~, ras+ ~ no nj ,,,r,, "a o,d
ron ;,,at os 10 oil. IlacL.nod MN taa
rhav fnrn,ad ~ I,',,i,'tr clo,,d w. dsr 80
go, II - it,,r,, ',.,' ,,l, t. 80.
d eli r;ron,in,s bu,,ir,, CCr n bn.b or '.e
- - ~. ',t j. - 1911, ,,d ,rn,,r O..
haes ~ " m ,Sc" Eo, 7, roi
Enn,oiopod;a pooa e.n Aiso Cresstr
81, ooHii ~ r,miiio. a,'L Gnrera 30 ~.
1 1yrupsts ", YIN nr Wexoa ~.
n teli cent bees searched PARK place fnI
two hIonks searchinr for a bnmble nlan,
~ ro,,'r, ad liisr ,,l,i,, isd arI ,nGrn