The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
YOUNG FIDDLER'S HARD LUCK
M an mr. cor AVIAN TO
STIDl ~ COPENHAGEN.
Ran Away From His Washington Home
and Got 4 Chance 20 work His way
Across the Ocean Nabbed on ship
DOING " ork tie " rs Z seti 60 at Home.

L didn't want TO wash dishes and do
other housework at home and did want
To become a famous vIolinist, so | decided
To go to Copenhagen To finish my musi e
cal education said motherless sixteen
year odd George A. Moekey OF o3S | street.
Washington. u. &. m The detention room
a. Hohoken pole" h-SdnuaTters last
evening IN explaining why he skipped
away from his father Const antine Mos
key. and his sister and three brothers
and tnai To work his passage on the
Scandi naviAn American liner United
States to the Land Of his dreams.
The hoy plans went astray ~ the re-
suit 81 ~ telegram sent by his father from
Washington To chief Of Police Hayes
I asking hIm To pick mp the youngster on
ght Detective Sergeant jimmy Barrors
got tn. job "f spelling the young VIC
hnists arrangements and the sleuth had
no difficulty IN finding him IN his working
toys IN the hug ships kitchen.
My mother died ten wears ago the
boy said and my father gave up his
business as q shoemaker to take care OF
the house lie Is . German Pole and !
guess the love OF music runs in my blood
For five years ! hav. been taking violin
lessons II Prof CavhIs ChnstiGna ~
Washington. y gradual" Of the Royal
Conservatory a. Copenhagen, and he
often told me that II was too bad cou,dn't
e. To Copenhagen 20 enter some of the
cor .srvator,s there Not long ago IN.
professor gave me an old Jrsmona over
c,D wears old which | hav. with me aud
he also had a recital Tor NV benefit. Mnen
all th. EXPENSES were paid he handed me-
So. which turnsi over To my father.
For some TIM" ErIk Sterling. who
PLAYS the p'an0. and myself formed q kind
~ a partnership, and we play"d several
snRE gemsnt- at vaudeville houses and
other places. receiving s. each for q
peri prrna0Ca trik played the piano ard
! > n 'od my violin. Fink ~ ,: and he's a
danny Ind ! CIV" I'll the money made
to INV father No. sir. didn't What did
do with ~ I Just bloW"d Il.
-fgih.r promised that h- would let me
play a. y seaside resort duung the sum
NOR . 81 - week ard my b"a-,l. ard
after ! hat rrg''is'd up ne chsng~t rl-
mIrd amt Refused ip let us g. lh"r ~
rISsi To- make IN" STAY 81 home to ws>h
DISHES and help With the hOU-ewoTk.
ard | 10. I" up NV mind To- 60 TO tpp-n-
hagen INK sad he wanted 20 purs,I" ms
ulr.~.rs.t studies too. amt "" lett home
together on Monday. W" spent Tuesday
al Wednesday seeing the ~ ghtS IN New
Work. ant ON THURSDAY ~ applied To-.
10Th. on the steamship United Stats-
offering 10 work oar p1-sag" ! wa~ GET
ting accustomed 80 Hts on a steamship
when the detective took m" ~ \ub0sir
was longing fnr knk. and sties- h"'-
Their. s'Ill
NoSk"y sad he had finished hIs second
vaa- ~ ~ Patrick Catholic High school
~ a. -i-',..i. Washington. but h" preferred
the vIoiin to any other subject nat h" hFs
ever tackled
The boy carmel . sui case IN winch
was -fowei aN,v with great care "a vto-
len which - -.,rd - have h"er made hy
4 convict ram-d Ardr-H- JssAlhar's
sUAg Sa0'on Ballerirs. IN a PRISON ~
Cr-mona Italy h"iw~er I;'n and i7lE.
The story ~ that u tons hln SlNt''"r wears
. to cnn'pl"te the instrument.
Moskay we~ held Nv Recorder John y
MC,iovern a. - runaway To- await IN"
arrival Of his father
VIII Won attempt To run aNav from
home aEan Z your father doesn't let Won
20 abroad to study music m" hoy was
asked
-ThA's hard 10 toll - he replied with
a shrug II his shoulders
The boys fathe- arrived IN Jersey
q CIV last night and lrft for Washingt on
with his son ~ !: m o'clock tins morning