The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-11
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rest OF the party went back West last nigh
at midnight, after seeing Lew Fields dispor
himself at his own theatre.
The sightseeing OF the day was mos
quietly done. Early in the morning a maj
who owns a rubberneck stage line and va
once resident in the Hills" came arount
TO the Union Square Hotel and packed th,
whole crowd into one Of his automobiles
de had them out for three hours. and Their,
wasn't n tall building or n millionaire ;,
house that was not pointed out Their
only comment was that II was certainly
Aind Of New Workers 10 LET them see so mucf
OF the town in so short a time. and none
OF them could ever say anything but
favorable words Of the town after this.
And never a one smiled when he said il
In the afternoon the crowd was taken
through two newspaper offices and the
nearly completed Hppodrome Devil Dan
Roberts who il the nildest and kindlies I
faced person who has smiled his way
along New York streets in many day.
inspected one or two New York boozoriums.
1t may be of interest to timorolis persons
who thought that the Bullock party was
desperate gang Of carousing cutthroats
| to know that Mr. Roberts's only order was
hthih water
Don't Use it, he said when tenderfect
tried to mako him change his mind. Mr..
Roberts, since his COW punching days.
has settled down to the management Of
the three best places Of liquid refreshment
in Butte county. $. u. He wanted to see
what tho New York styles were that was
all.
Sitting in Mr. Considine's establishment
near the crossing Of the Great White Trail
and Forty-second street. Mr. Roberts
hearing of certain events which had there
occurred, remarked
want 10 say right here that not as |
can remember has there ever been two ticks
struck in my place You understand me.
one man may have struck another there
may have been blow; but the second blow
mas never been struck in any place Of mine.
And tell you why: hire no fighters to
work for me. ! hire peacemakers. One
blow Is one too many. There ain never
going to be no second"
The outfit saw the Herald presses go
around and turn out pink literature 1t
also went to the top Of the Times Building
and looked out on New York. north. sou.h.
east and west. as far as the haze would let
them. One Of the guides pointed of to the
north and west and said: That's the new
Tenderloin.
show of interest, so that's the Bad Lands.
heyf'
ihirty-eight Of the bunch went to the (
Fields Theatre and saw What Happened /
IN Nordland. Provision had been made .
Ter most Of them In boxes, but when he .
hey objected to the prominence thus
forced upon them. Said one. pointing
10 the orchertra seats
Whats the matter with the open for
usg-
Room was made for the visitors where
hey wanted to sit II was observed with
teighi by the rest of the audience that
when they removed their hats. each and
very one brought forth from his pocket
| comb and brush. with which he pro-
coded to smooth his hair as calmly as If lie
7ere in dressing room of his own.
Lew Fields had loaded up with Jokes
'hich he thought would please the bunch
'ome Of them did, but when Fields referred
o the Black Hills "a the Black Mountains"
he visitors smiled broadly The chorus
ias viewed appreciatively When the
iris entered. all in red tights one visitor
sked, sotto voce, of a companion across
he aisle:
Say, how'd you like to round up that
erd?-