The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
Dawdles Leisurely on His
Way With Party, Includ-
ing Detective.
TRAVELS IN LUXURY
Languidly Accepts Attentions
and Hospitality of Mr..
Whitman's CourierS.
Especial 10 The Evening wosidJ


as tho guest Of Mr.. Rubin. also Of New
| York and member of Mr.. Whitman's
stan Of public prosecutors. Mr.. Rubin
| endeavoring TO his utmost to mako
| Mr.. schepps's weekend stay a. pleas
ant as possible. taking him to Niagara
Falls to view the Big Drip and escort
ing him aboard the Maid of the Mist
| for q pleasant sail.
Mr.. schepps arrived in Buffalo In tho
company Of two aoauaintances VINO
stuck very closely to him and mani
tested keen interest in his weli-being.
One Of these gentlemen slept with Mr..
schepps. while the other operated
dictagraph from q traasom. The gen
ueman who operated the dictagraph Is
q profound student OF psycho-neurosis
and desired to get q record OF any
conversation Mr.. schepps might indulge
in during his sleep.
schEPPs NOT APPRAISED OF
THESE ATTENTIONS.
Mr.. schspps was not acquainted with
this fact. a. he II inclined to pssvish-
ness and IL suffering from . malady
known a. taciturnitis. In other words.
partial paralysis Of the vocal organs
Mr.. Rubin. Mr.. schepps's host. has
been In constant Communication with
Mr.. schsppss travelling companions.
and telsgraphed ahead that NO pains
must bs spared TO humor the guests
every whim. provided he did not de-
vsiop . within to 20 on BY himself.
| Arriving at the hotel whore Mr..
schspps IL stopping. Mr.. Rubin was In
formed that everything had been done
a. ordered. Mr.. 6chepps had had his
customary rose water bath and At that
moment q manicurist and q barber were
ministering 10 him. A tailor had built
him handsome new suit over night
striped suit Of aesthetic pattern.
Mr.. Rubin did not disturb Mr. Schspps
until he had arrayed himself and the
nan turist had finished imparttng . ten
candle power glisten to his long. taper.
Ing nails. A breakfast of grillod grouse
and kidney q Ia Boulevardalse was COM
Ing into Mr.. schepps room as Mr.. Rubin
announced himself.
Mr.. II. and Mr.. 8. shook hands Mr..
II. was very cordial. but Mr.. 8. seemed
preoccupied. Mr.. r. Informed Mr.. s.
that Mr.. Whitman of New York had
sent his best regards and trusted that
Mr.. s. was in good spirits and would
feel IKE chatting freely with Mr.. r.
Mr.. 8. replied with q short exclamation
that may have been cuiied from the
Comic tongue. Mr.. II. said afterward
that It certainly wasn't English. French
or German.
While Mr.. Schepps was breaking his
fast on the grilled grouse. pausing now
and then TO admire the polish Of his
: finger nails. Mr.. Rubin smiled and said
he had planned quite a day for Mr..
= schepps--a trip to the Falls and ride
In the Maid OF the Mist.
ExclUslvENEss ASSURED. Mr.
u, 8. 10 DELIGHTED.
. And II there Is anything else, Mr.
a schcpps," said Mr.. Rubin. ''just let n,
+, know. We will spend the Weekend II
this region before proceeding for New
York. We will be a small private part,
|. and l have taken pains that NO on,
+, will break In on VI"
When Mr.. schepps had finished . lei
= Of grouse he replied without snthusl
y ann, ''Damgladterhearit." which II no
a exactly Coptic. II you stop to snslyz
70 II.
. When Mr.. Schepps had finished hi
breakfast and a Jack Rose perfecto. h
grunted that he was ready to so to IN
'. Fails He thought he might as we
!, be bored that way as any other.
10 And on tho way" Mr.. schepps." sal
n Mr. Rubin. I'VE will have . chat abou
@ things"
r. Mr.. schepps nodded his head an
X closed his teeth together with a clicl
as II he were seized with lockJaw.
The trip to the Falls was made D
trolley. There were four in the party
:. Mr.. II. and Mr.. - and the two n,
,e quaintances who had accompanied NJ
10 S. from Hot Springs. Mr.. S. wore HI
:" morning diamonds and "A watch fob ths
NJ had been cunningly fashioned to r,
semble a roulette wheel.
y. Mr.. Rubin sat beside Mr.. Schepps. ar
e. the two acqusintances disposed then
II. selves as adjacent as possible. ON Il
o. way to the Falls Mr. Schepps spoke Nv
IN words. Mr.. Rubin talked quite blitnel
=" until he became quite hoarse.
4" MT. Schepps dld not nave much
err say about the Falls. His one irreleva
to remark that there were a lot OF nos,
persons he would like to see going dow
Ms over 1t caused Mr.. Rubin some perple
as lily. Mr.. schepps did not mention Il
nn lac Mr. Rosenthal nor any members
ne the Becker or Rose family. Mr.. Rub
was disappointed that Mr.. Schepps d
not speak Of Mr.. J. Rose and Mr..
Becker. who are sojourning at 4
RS Chateau de la Tombs.
ed The Journey on the Maid Of the Mi
,s- was without incident. The program
ng for Mr., Schepps for tomorrow has n
al been entirely settled upon. Mr.. Schep
,te IS disinclined to play golf or any 9th
ne game that contains an element
IN chance for the present. He prefers
an stay indoors as much as possible a
is seems quite fretful and furtive as
or. something were . burden on hissmil