The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-03-09

NEW YORK, March amy chemist
monia has a much less agreeable door
than viOletS or white rose. In truth.
the smell of valerianate of ammonia
was strong enough to set off P. H. Cas-
sidy's alarm clock prematurely last
night. The clock, sitting, hid its face
in it's hands, but it had to emit shud-
dering, sounding protest.
Mr.. Cassidy has a third floor room
in Mrs. Adelaide Fleisch's furnished
room house, No. 664 Lexington avenue.
He works at night and his alarm clock
was set for 5 o'clock. 1t awOke him
a few minutes after 7 and, grasping
his nostrls in his fingers, Mr.. Cassidy
FASTENED downstairs in his night gown.
DR. Schnaier a dentist, has offices on
the parlor floor of Mrs, Fleisch's home
like house; Agnes Fox, Mrs. Fleisch's
maid, dashed the dentist with a whip
all because the dentist seemed to think
that my servants are his as Mrs.
Fleisch said. In the Yorkville police
court Miss Fox was held in 5000 bail to
keep the peace and DR.. Schnaier was
held in $500 bail on the charge OF
kicking her through the staircase
previous to the og-whip incident.
Dentist Was An Abb.
Well, there is a pipe leading from
DR.. Schnaier's office to the Heisch
kitchen below, where Miss Fox was
keeping the peace last evening. DR..
Schnaier closed his office and went to
Twenty fifth street, at p. m. yester-
day OF course, it was furthest from
his thoughts to commit another as
sault, for as he said the other night, he
has leased the parlor floor for five
years. the owner wants to get me out
so they are making things pleasant for
me-"
But soon after the dentists departure
Miss Fox swears there leaked from the
kitchen end of the pipe yellow liquid
Miss Fox, who was preparing supper
for Mr. and Mrs. Fleisch and their son,
was promptly taken i'll. She opened the
windows to rid the kitchen of the over
towering odor. and all the tom cats
! in the neighborhood Immediately sat up
and took notice. The odor permeated
the establishment, set off Mr.. Cassidy s
alarm clock, and drove the IA
bed-roomers to other couches. Mrs.
-, IN, 4 1,o
house. The result was that persons
walking on Lexington avenue crossed
| to the other side.
| Mrs. F'leisch, who is not vengeful,
| ton for police to catch the evidence
which, however lingering, must be lost
in the atmosphere finally. PatrOlman
David Myers entered the house first.
/ Isn't this fearful asked Myers.
| Fleisch, through her handkerchief.
Il have pad gold,' begun Myers.
you can thank gracious for it,
cried Patrolman William Boyle, and
he dragged Myers into the fresh air.
! Dr.. Schnaier Must Explain.
| VI course II must De remembered
that valerian is a good nerve sedative
and that ammonia will revive woman
who faints at thought of losing wis
dom tooth. But Mrs. Fleisch swears
DR.. Schnaier will explain why valeri-
anate of ammonia dripped through that
pipe. An acute reporter verified Mrs
Fleischs olfactory analysis of the stuff
by taking some of the drippings to
a drug store.
''Phew!" exclaimed the druggist as
the reporter closed the door. Put the
stopper on that Internal valerianate!
Mis- Fox secured letter from a lady
who signed ''R. M. Lee, No. 215 West
Twenty ninth street. yesterday. The
writer is a waitress-lady. She congrat-
ulated Miss Fox for having dashed RI
Schnaier, and added, generously, al
them dentists is the same"