The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
There Are RaceTrak Punges Enough To-Day But che M F
Dryers the Pitsbug Pills he Riley Grannans az
Cnly Memories sc Yester- Year- Gates and Drake szS

icuriously enough, he vent 70 spend Ill
money, 4 There Is a story tl1at he leased
ta hotel for q day and Kept open lhouaa.
that he bought a carriase. and after riding
In It half mile. presented II % e q, &
driver, but he denies both. and, a y tod. 4
the stories lack verisini litude. s5
p He did become the angel 81 a minstrel
troupe. ana d travelled with OK In en- FOR III 4
while, but he didn't take them about the
,cotr.ry In n special train al a spetld.S
thrift to-day Coal III Johtn 81 would
count for little enough He wotildn' q 20 4
I'm IT. with 'scotty.' the owner Of the
alleged mysterious gold mine who MAJ q dslF
continent year or two ago, but y Coal
OIL Johnny" will be a household word for
many years to come. while half the people. h
you meet have already forgotten all about
Scotty.S II 81 b M
81 After his splurge was over Steele moved \
West and worked at various things for
several years, his best earnings being I
81 "a day. IIe returned to the vicinity of 4
Franklin some years ago, and at last acs$S
counts was still living there.
I'm Howell NJ Osborn, who fouristed In the 4
time OF Berry Wall, the King Of the; d
Dudes beginning his career In the eight
les. spent more Il money every year for
years than all Coal OH Johnny ever
got rid Of, yet even $in New 3 ork; J. .where
VIII remember Coal Oil Johnny 70 \
one who viii remenber Osborn.
"a Jubilee Jug gins, the 4 = ebaudys,S
r obinso on. isS.
ttss5}"Jubilee Juggir,s, " Ernest Benson. was 1
a speridthrifto OF great vogue In England \
III the eightie BEGINNING 88 with the 4
Queen 3 Jubilee year, when he became Of
age and Inherited 81 $50, 900. This tidy sum
he disposed OF In two years ana r. half
In all sorts OF ways, literally irving Y
much Of It away TO all sorts OF srafters \
OF both sexes He gamble e ]. ana .l playeas
the races, and was swlndl ed right and
left His story was told In every civilized
land and printed in every civilized $ian-.%ss
qua ge ms 1889, being BIZ oke, he wrote
a book about IT all he volume was With
out literary STYLE, but It blurted out the y
truth as he saw It 80 frankl and there
was SO much curl bout Il him tha SE
it had very respec table. sale. 4. ne SxaeA
him M So "a as an ybody knows he still
lives, but $lhe hash, t been heard 8of B by
the world at large FORE sixteen or Dish
teen years II s4 father made his fortune
5ini8the days \ OF crinoline, king steel
hoop irts. f tss$ss
Max Lebaudy, Le Petit sucrtsrrsTS-5
little sugar bowl SO MI knamcd becauses
sbis father was the head of {. the French
sugar s trust. played q his spend thru game
d little later than jubilee 1Juggins and
more dlsastrously n He mat de wv ray wlthA
50. 500 900 OF; the S. 900. 900 him
his IA Their in q year and he died IN ~ SS55
OF consumption brought on BY his FAST
living as agconsnrip "a lot Sof his money:
was absorbed BY blac kmailers to whom Il
nj Il
that they could keep him out Of The rnly.
Max Lebaud s first "a N Gus sex trayag ancsE
wa the estab llshment OF 81 priy ate bull
fights near Paris tn n bulls being hnlf
grown steers X;
Ills other he Jacques I.ebaud y 'iS7sS
LIE Grand y sucrie rlchsg BY ms lf-S
heritance chose q, tric.s
ffwes tern shore Just opposite the Cana ies.s
This Lebaudy gave 3 himself the title ysofS
JACQUES IT.. Emperor 4 OF Sahara, In 81 903s H
when he made the SELF cure.
AL Many people, M especlaly KEN among TN ttle8 \
Parisians, have dec AIRED him era ~, by tS3
others say3he Is sane en- ough and likely TO-
reclaim the territory ultirnatel " hat he
has lied, 3lwhlc II IS g ABOUT as S3larse 49,
ireland. $t& SIS ss
e Tie outside world doesn' seem to know:
lust what he has done. Acco ding to the Il
widest stories, his course has been fam
:tastic enough, but probably not to- equal#
the more sextrayagant tales: IN 1901. when
there were stories that he had tired OF his
game and abandoned IT, he had for e sihighfs
officer ofShis court one Colonel Gourand. S
can American of European xperierrce, .'s5
Who introduced Edison, the phonographg
and the Pullman car S&in 70 EUROPE h and III
vent II round the world vi the great d
Chinese statesman, II Hung Chang. 81
&c Copyright, 1906, by Dexter Marshall.