Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-20
BAREFOOT ON
APULLMAN CAR
Gary Chef From California
Has Many Strange Hal
, lucinaiions.
BANKRUPT SUGAR KING


al Dcpot.
FSshiing like o tiger, with Officer
Peeier eIinging 70 one arm. Officer
Snyder dragxing on the other side and
two young men sworn In ~ deputies
Dushins and pulling. Ernest shupbsch.
- insane passenger on Santa Fe train
No. 3 yesterday aitemoon. WAS placed
- the city cooler and later taken
= the county jaii.
- Nsinssresmsnss Ordered.
A Pullman conductor on No. mott.
fled the officers nat demented man
was on board. He asked that he be
removed from the car here and placed
In custody. This looked easy 70 the
two iimbssof the law and they imme.
diately. took hold OF their man. but
soon d powered that they had tackled
q human whirlwind. They wildly call.
ed for help and two spectators voluu.
eeered To assist In quieting the oh.
Rreperous prisoner. In spite Of the
fsinforcements the fight still hung In
The balance until the man was fii-sy
tired out and dragged TO the lookup,
THE officers were scratched. bitten,
kicked and otherwise maltreaied and
looae1 : tseat deal worse than the
candfdate for the asylum.
Threw Things Away.
The conductor stated that the man
had been throwing things away ever
since he boarded the tru'n at San
Diego. California, He threw his
shoes. watch and money out Of the
window Of the car and everything else
he eould get hold Of that was laying
around loose. Az AibuqnerQue he
handed the baggage man two fst -.
velopes, which he picked up on the
depot platform. He said: Have
these letters sent to Senator Clark n
Montana" The poor baggage smash.
Wv thought he was some high dsgnita.
ry OF the road who had just climbed
~out of his berth. when he was In
formed that the fellow was flocoed."
The latter then took a foot birth in
the waste water that flowed from one
of the cars and strolled up the plat.
sorm, minus hat and shoes, and with
Two feavy belts strapped around his
waist He made no trouble there. but
eot On the train asain.
Native Of switzerland.
fhapbach is native OF Switzerland
and came to this country a number Of
years ago. He Is d fine chef AMI wss
employed In number Of big hotels
throughout the .ssst ah1 ut tire time
ms mind becani6 unbalance Re was
tie chef chSx N the Tel Coronado ho-
he; st Coronado Beach, near san nie.
so. drawing salary Of three hundred
dc liars a month. SUD ienIE he .on.
tracttA q mania for throwing thines
\ N0a1 nd the big hotel could MT
~ or such extrav lsarce and his
lsaDwcd.
Dehrath Knows Him.
III Neenrath, the chef of the Cas-
kda hotel OF this city, was former
employed as chef In a large hotel
In Philadelphia, rival establishment
10 the hosiery in which Shupbach
was working and knew him we'll He
went to the Jail this morning to see
tbe man and he was brought out in
- e corridor OF the iail When the de.
inented man. = HIM he stuck out
Ms hand az - aYou were a long
Time comih 9 all over now.
here's the e. I'm a gentleman.
e. em not going to walk like this"
Dked at his bare feet. He asked
for i dollars, which Neenrath hand
ed him, and he Immediately threw Il
in the iail. Officer Ben Coles quickly
made the prisoners return the money.
andnk1Ged him why he did 1t, and he
said he wanted to pay for his
room. -
Break Up Sugar King.
He asked that cab be secured at
- that he might leave the jail and
III he was never in such q place
before in his life and ne was: going
10 find out about Il as soon as he got
out. He stated that he was going to-
find ont about II as. soon rs he got
out. He stated that he was going to
break them an up and was particular
IN sore on Clans spreckeis. me mil
lsenaire sugar hing. and would break
! him m II business.
4 III ND Eeenrath that he was To-
NJ - nlifornia with his friend. Sen
ato4 X, IN his private car. but
that Joe at the Bristol kept telling