The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-12
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hg0ahlvn ffsitS i~FeuaGatsg N M laat tes
yuaga, ma fha pgaeflafoga have l0aWd that
eheV plahesl otN ths sfuau t0wu n tbey
ses fnsvlaa eut aealH givs vesgs sao,
eeaaeilne w dta Uflnneal pf6pfietaf, h.
hal oaIy ena rival SgW W. has NJ asit
- eSmee,Nots, bus they aFeat du.na w'trh
buaiaesn aod thsy ppupabiY We0t ~ Shete
they aFe Nc yeafs from nov Hluuhlyn
10 I'm na,irh n q ~ % hed etfly town "
make much tttalneaa fee tig Urnht4l eallhH
huyses and sire tae hlehhlhdet ebDoiinss
N TnniGsatlon kaeh 30 Nsw Yest has .,
sTh~ pse,ty ltgts btsae esenoafapkeg,'
anil 4 rntnWereial traveller, 'hae alteoe,
di@rpf eafei frum the koteIs, ala0 ne ht'
tenlah ielephuns aifl and Telegraph operator
Thslr places ace taken, IN the better grade
~ hotels III oveF me country, ~ sedate,
dinnlArA, off potaasi. eeif ~FpepectlnR yo'fna
Sornen VIM hnoW how totfpal hotel patruhe
With unasaaalable reserve. a The aafne
tina beina perfectly courteous and a''eu-
tive.
sOh, no. ~ rouF~a there IN M obiecftun
10 blondes ~ such. but they mus, not he ~
the ARTIFICIAL varsity. Any young woman
who Ia employed around a hotel ofice nova
lays mus, dress we'll but not gaudily, and
must understand that II IL no part ~ her
business 10 hirt with the hotel patrons'
sNo, I don't think the change was brought
about nv the complaints Of married women,
hut BY the attitude 81 buaineas men. who
travel, When they wish TO dictate Q etter
or Other document, or send q message. oy
wire, they do not wieh 20 be sueI ected Q,
trying to strlke up a Irritation With the .
in charge ~ that department, IL In .ooTe,
and no man who In anything better than .
Johnny has time for t.. Hotel managerH
have eaned that their best patrons have
little time to lose IN such ways, and they
choose for ONCE jobs young woman VINO
are self respecting and expert m their
work.
One Of the oldest theatregoers In town
IL n dapper little man who frequents an
uptown music hall where there is q com.
Portable smoking room on the balcony
floor. He usually arrives just before the
overture and ensconces himself In one OF
the big leather lounging chairs. After no
has lighted his cigar he buries himself in
his newspapers and sits and reads quietly
until the performance Is nearly over whom
no TlHtb, IOChb tho NV ~ tNS NSNo
and departs for the orchestra floor.
His weekly appearance attracted so much
attention that one Of the house attendants
asked him the reason why.
Il don't care about the theatre he ex-
planned, as he laid down his paper, but
the rest Of the family do. They don't care
much what they see, so I bring my wife and
two girls here, see that they are properly
seated and then come on upstairs: / get
a chair as comfortable as any at the club,
plenty OF light and an occasional musical
selection sufficiently moderated to render
II pleasant. I spend as comfortable an
evening as Though ! were home Gs ana yet
my family
'And you took your life in your hands,
broka in the policeman You and your
Rold and diamond front would have been a
prize to more than one gang. for ascufie
on the dock end and a splash In the dark
water would have been too easy. Never
do that again without o couple OF friends
for company
The Western banker had been telling the
policeman before bis hotel how he had stood
alone on the river pier at midnight. admir-
ing the = si, %ms city, i iIi1Ssp'n as tbs b ds5f bs saye
ings, and contrasting its quiet, with tho
hustle Of tho river traffic, Frightened by
the passing Of big ferryboats with windows
aglow from stem to stern.
He was o dapper little man and when
he rose and gave his car seat to q big negroes
everybody noticed 1t.
Come on heah, honey remarked the
beneficiary as soon as she was seated,
.dah's plenty O. room on my lap. Sit down
heah.' w
sReally, madam, r. the dapper little
man was too fustered to talk.
Whose attacking T. yuh7' snapped back
the negroes, @come heah, yuh, chile and
a ~pickaninny aid past the pompous gentle
man to her reserved seat on the lap.
"Some folks is allus takin' ev,.rythin,
tub thesselves, y she remarked; but the man
hadn't waited for the parting shot.
DR.. D. A. dreaven OF Perry's was cress-
ing City Hall Park several days ago In o
mild shower when he spoke O Yankee blue.
Jacket steering eastward holding a fancy
umbrella over himself. The vision was
90 unusual that the doctor. decided 70 ask
the tar why he was proceeding, under land
Mbber canvas. Blushing at The question.
rather than explaining the tar said: sThis
officer over at the navy yard" The blue
jacket then swiftly furled sail and made
FOR the Bridge entrance under forced
draught.
ILLEGALLY LOCKED UP A DAY.
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