The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-12
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WTndpw of a Forty--<Ssond
roo .-n--inwn ar Yesterday afternoon
.-ru>-yi a. 'h- crowd IT whites and
....-H- hat stretched solidly from NAH
avenue - l-Nlnston avenue
Fa-'u me- h. said: -cAn VOL tell
srar al th----- T--ople arr h~r. fors-
l."y r" waiting for Jark johnson
.t rha;np,nn heavyweight the man
n-r snocs~i out JeHris=. yo,I amos
Pen my -sul- ~Asd MuttonchopS.
lat NJ ~e coming tos D~ar me
...-ar me-
The ear slid along half bIo,-S The
'-r'y gentleman tGTnsi again
l'N. half a notion TO ~ shat he hook
Pom INV soul brheve I will
nut he toddled when the conductor
.l-S~d -Dep~w plAce.- and the last thst
vas s~en of ham vas when h wsSig~d
u'-ef INTO the p~pp-'r and salt hn- that
-1~ police ~~r- holding on tn. sidewalk
AMI firmly planted hrs feet
There were hundreds Of other whit =
T--n Who Were just passing by bat who
mad" themselves a part - the crowd
aud stayed for hours IN the blistering
heat They Were minded. Ike Mutton
rhop~ TO ~ what the man looked like
Who divorced Jim JeTries from his breath
m Reno H., the greater par Of the
,rn~d. tWo-thirds Of u at least ~a- made
p Of men and women 81 Jack Johnson's
rsce -n~groes Of every shade They
we're juhilant and they were Hurried with
excitement. hlt they wcre orderly and
good humored
The Twentieth Century Limited with
the champion aboard Was due IN the
Grand Central Palace terminal az g.1D
VI hlt the wreck 81 the Northern
and Western express 81 delayed the fiier
that she didn't arrive until cId 2 VI
four hours and forty-slN Minutes late
The crowd had h~-n waiting five hours
gathering IN volume all IN. time and
when johnson with his gold all~d smile
rollsd into Forty-s.ecoUd street there
we're at least 5.csp people ready to veil
The Jack Johnson reception commit. "a.
which had sent Oh, IsnlD ctrc-IIa-. urging
the Color,sd people II New Work IN b.. a,
the terminal al S;3n 4 VI to shake tn,
greatest Of the tVentlsth c..ntury.- were
"arly on the JOB Baron n wilkins. pro
pri~tor - the Cafe Nor. IA West Thirty
rfth street sailed up n an auto WHICH
Sew hue pannant- fag, m ,criSsd JACK
Johnson. Champion 81 the World Vii
IN, rushed IN. looked a. the chllS mars,
"u the blackboard and came ou, - pread
the gloomy news
In few minutes sItonoh:'.g wers
"a nTtng and coughing at around thu
criminal TaNicASs loaded with cpio-ed
,.-ciety hacked and filed while their occu.
paut- called gayiy TO each other They
we're amusIngiy formal sometimes l.
sas How d. Won do Mr. Jones You
kuoN Mr. Jones LIly' Down 10 500 Mr.
Johnson N-- Miss Roger and | mo.
tur-d from Harlem
Nr Buck Rogers entertained a parry
~ a bag red car Their, was class TO Mr.
Epgers. He wore a white felt ha. with
- ariet band a black and white checked
~ and white -pat, over patent leathe.
shor> LAZY Macbeth Sufnmer-ll. Mia
PliAnthe clay and Mr. Lily Rogers
hated in the tonneau Miss Clay glanced
ln a bored sort 81 way az the crowd through
a lorgne;te Among Others who waited
n taxis were Lovey Joe. Mr. Primus Blair
Zoe Deeg- Ernest Austin. John Gilman
and Mr. Moses VI himms There wa
visiting between autos Mr. PrimIs
Blair called on Mr. Loyey Joe
Hos yo' luck?- asked M B!aa
-,a1 IDse a b-.t'- aid LDVsy Jo-
tive, an easy job for the police handing
thls aroNd The negrpe- stayed where
they we're put Al times when rIrnors
rrCked them and they ru shed Ward the
re~rnInsl th- policemen rpISnsd them
r-,rk but there were no hard words and
'sS hard looks Inspector Walsh and
apr Iantry had I2j bluecoar. IN the /
r.-.'- around the terminal and within
.a- building Half the number could
lave handled the crowd
inside the station Mr. KID Belts Who = |
,.' colored psrson. and hid GriTo I
81 constituted themselves ma ster- Of
--smonis-= Thev had few huski"s
plain clothes from doWntown in case
-v were needed " protect johnson /
- a. a matter Of fact johnson wasn't /.
. need 81 protection at any time The !
80 spectator. applauded HIM about I
- vsrmly a. the colored folk
good many peopl" Ia Il 81, pped through |
pDLce lines mt ~" station and several I
mes ~" platforms downstairs pn the 7
vel Used by the Twentieth Century md ,
her through trans were 'Iu' ,mfuTtah by !
'.Jwdad. A simple "Npedisnt was r-rd 7
-wa"u fhe pl.tiprm- worked twice. .
r- Wolverine eNDrez- Wy J. -. pulled .
.. .t4d o.. tell nSgr, hustled for IA. ext
- .s.r.. b. gD.ss'- y-!Tsad "a Ilsin clothes .
r.- aud the crowd sI-g-d thr lgh -" .
.rNHy 'l-ar into tE' ''-a't. Ia" pJiiC" D.
90 me gsts- ft.r ,ia'n.
H..'-.i" the tsiI 'rrr' was bonding
.... WITH laughter and IN = minut" or .
rnI-' 4 the crowd who had been fooled
.... ..Ighilg VITA him. "" produced .
ard The Rev. VI. 4 Bradley. Past"r
'''"L IN \ 81 r. Church. Port Ch"st.r.
An hour Later whom the platform
.'.t gam q similar RUS" was worked
s--fuiIy
Training Passengers had ? hsrd time
Z the rs-i cspped colored pprter- u
'rar luggage. The Red caps
.... gI.u the side ~ the platform where
'Houj..th Century was expected. and
tH.v stood \ crap game wOuldn Z
moved them.
49, you gOln' TO dinner. Nose said
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