The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23
NEW YORK'S
MISCELLANY
"A Few of the Interesting
Phases of Life Viewed
from Metropolis.
Villages Making Strenuous
War on Autoists Who
Disregard Others.
DEALERS PREPARING WITH ALL
SORTS OF DANGEROUS PLAY.
THINGS FOR THE GLORIOUS
FoURTH-INFLUX OF WATERS
TO THE CITY-REMARRIAG OF
MODEST HERO'S WIDOW.
Special to The journal.

Fthe unreasonable idea that the inha b.
sdtants of the small towns in the out
tskirts and petticoats of New York
fhaye some rights which even the nil
tlionairesA of the metropolis are power
less to take away from them, the
peace officers OF the aforesaid villages
have inaugurated an unceasing war
against automobiles who use the high
ways as a training track for the Van
iderbilt cup. Within the last few
weeks many motor car scorchers in
tent upon overtaking their destination
in record-bTeaking time, have been
hauled up before some village magis-
ftrate and made to pay heavy fines.
One of the latest of the sufferers"
ds Mrs. Thomas Howard, niece of
Mrs. Frederick w Vanderbilt, who
was arrested in Poughkeepsie and ac-
tually taken into police court, where
she protested vigorously against the
capture. The marble-hearted 'Pough-
keepsie officers, remained defiant
and unrepentant, even when they
learned that the fair prisoner was
member OF the Vanderbilt family. The
case has been set for trial Monday,
when attorneys for Mrs. Howard will
answer to the charge of unlawful
speeding.
Small Boys Glory.
The open season for small boys.
when they may be killed with inn
? Spunity, giant crackers and toy pistols.
tbegins in New York to-day and the
lcoming week will probably witness n
kgreat increase in the mortality rate
iamong youngsters of all ages. In past
years dealers in fireworks have been
ALLOWED to place the Independence
Day explosives on sale about June 10,
but this year the date was made
twelve days later. Commissioner
Bingham hopes that these days of re-
straint have been productive of a
spirit of philosOphic calm in the pa
itroitic breast of the small boy, con-
,Vincing him that the days of barbar-
DC noise are waning and that the
Fourth may best be celebrated by
memorizing the declaration of indie
pendence and reciting "Sheridans
Ride" The supplies of death-dealing
Fireworks now being received by
metropolitan dealers give the lie to
this fond hope. II is the one best
bet of the day that scores of young
'sters will be minus fingers, toes or
eyes before the dawn of independence
day and that many others will be
sleeping beneath the daisies, sacri-
ticed to a premature patriotism that
didn't know it was loaded" Mean
while. nervous men and women had
best take to the woods.
Influx Of Walters.
The man with the apron and the
Fray-and, also, the outstretched, itch
ing palm-hundreds of him, will des-
cend upon New York next week from
all parts of the United States, Canada.
Mexico, Porto Rico and New Jersey,
TO attend the convention called by the
universal Restaurant and Hotel En-
ployers' Association, the American
branch of the Geneva union. an inter-
national organization of chefs, head.
walters and common or garden
waitors. Men who serve dishes bear
ing Unpronounceable French names
lat the Waldorf-Astoria and those who
juggle sinkers and hot dogs in the
quick lunch resorts Will fraterniZe on
a common level, fittingly ILLUSTRATING
the spirit of democracy existing in
America. New York walters have
made gorgeous arrangements for the
entertaining of their brethren from
other cities. the program including a
grand banquet at the Hotel Astor. af-
fording the walters an opportunity 10
play the part of guests. A represen-
1ative of the long-suffering common
people might suggest that the dele
gates have chance 10 make the con-
Vention forever memorable by passing
a resolution against the Tip evil''-
mighty important subject that does
not appear on the printed program.
Hero's Widow.
mas developed that the bride of
STATE Treasurer Julius Hauser, who
was married in Brooklyn recently.
was the widow of the immortal Bill
Anthony. II will be remembered that
Bill was the marine who, when The
Maine went down in Havana harbor.
kew-towed to Captain Sissbee and
formally reported: Sir, have the
honor to report that the ship has been
blown up and is sinking" The new
Mrs. Hauser was. before her marriage
TO Anthony, a clerk in Broadway drv
goods shop. After the Maine expIo-
sion she wrote TO Anthony. praising
him for his gallantry An introduc-
ton followed and shortly afterward
the twain were made one About a
year later Anthony, having given up