The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-06-28
MAN MURDERED BY
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/ from FilSi u6t.t
, TO me-"
White was speaking to Lionel Law
! renee stage manager of The company
He was referring 10 a pretty little gir
who had Just been added TO the CON
pany. Miss Fulton is young and hand
some She is a beginner on the stage
and thoroughly unsophisticated.
Yes" replied the stage manager
i"l will at some other time. There Is {
newspaper woman waiting TO see her
and as she Is going 70 get send-of
in the paper. We better not introduce
now. I'll make you acquainted, old
man. some other time.
! "All right Larry. but bear in mind
that | mean IL and I'll keep You to
your promise. remarked White.
I'm fix it old man, at another time, 50
added Lawrence. who was Directing
because the girls, for some unknown
reason were not putting enough ginger
into their work
Give all the girls a drink de
clared White. mentioning the posi-
biIity that a drink might brighten
things mp bit.
Better moi nov" replied Lawrence.
who wanted to brush White away. but
he thought he aid not nave the au-
thority
Come on Larry" give all the girls
a drink; you know | got a couple of
babies in this bunch.
White tried to persuade Lawrence
to allow The girls TO have drink, bur
the stage manager still refused.
Greets Actress Friend.
Lawrence left White standing near
the bar, ana presently tho architect
strolled down the stage to where The
seXtette was standing waiting to %
on with their dance White stopped
and talked with Miss George La Rue,
who is known as No in the big |
Six" He chuckled her under the chin |
and whispered something to her Miss !
La Rue had earlier in the evening told !
several of her chums that she had an |
engagement with White after the per |
+ormance She said that she had been |
1ut with him before ana that he Ger
ainly did know how to wine and dine |
4 girl White then returned to a seat
near the stage in froRt of the foot
lights.
Thaw had seen White coming from
behind the footlights. and watched
him go to his seat By that time the
iextette was on the stage doing their
lancing turn. Mis-. La Rus violating
me of the rules known 70 the profes
ion deliberately made signs and affec,
ionate faces to White. Lawrence. the
tage manager. had come before the
Ootlights to see the sextatte work.
md had returned and reprimanded
Hiss La Rue for VIM; she had done.
Lawrence said that she later apollo
lied. and he was inclined to let the
natter drop then and there
An actor had just started to sing Il
'ould Love a Million Girls" when the
hOoting occurred.
Several of the show girls tainted
hen the shots were fired, bur Miss
n Rue, when she heard that the vic
ma OF the affair was White. acted like
maniac. She screamed and shouted
nd poked her head IN the dirt around
ne of he flower beds. and while some
the girls knew that she hal ar
lnged to dine with White after the
erformance, others wondered why
he was so much affected.
Cared Little for Home.
Whites predictions aud devotion
D young and tender girls are said to
ave extended over period of many
ears. In iii own house. in Gramercy
ark, he is said to have been persona
on grata. Many times has II been
aid thar at the brilliant functions
iyen boy Mrs. White the one most con
picuous ab-cntce could always be de.
ended upon 10 Doc Stanford White.
But if Waite cared little for society
I "A conservative sort his bohemian.
m and bonhomie was known IN 81.
Dhn's Wood, ia London. in the Latin
uarter of Paris and in the haunts of
ubdom ana gilded dissipation in this
ny. His apartment in the tower Of
l5 Madison Square Garden. of which
q was the architect. was the scene of
lany joyial and joyou bohemian din
ers and routs. Always the list of
uosts wa composed of young and at
active girls and other bonyiyants.
Police Captain Hodgins said tonight
iat man whose name he refused to
aycal informed him Today that ne had
cen enogJaphcr n the employ Of
White. bat That be had been compelled
D resign from the point Of self respect
ecause of the salacious letters his
nWoyer wa. constantly writing 10
Dung women acquaintance.