New-York tribune. [volume], August 28, 1904, Page 11, Image 35

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CAVT. PRESERVED FISH.
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■ •.v;.i;ri Fish s«n alonp finely in tht shipping
t us;: .-«« u»iti! In i>-<i hr wrent Hi IJverpool v.ith
a • s'lKiiiai in capital and n:i u:i]:mitcd
amouEt of ambition. Two years later he came
1 ... ;•. minus th-i ambition and two-thirds of nis
It was after that venture that, having form^j
a partnersh ;■ with Samuel Allay in this city, the
old cilptiia entered the oflice late cue
"I hope you are well this mornirs. captain.**
remarked his partner.
•This. ?:r." growled Captain Fish, "is a place
for business, not compliments." Mr. Al'ay was
fciir.self a man of seme spirit. Iv less U;r.e than
■m-M rom BACHtLOM cum what is tot rEX^rr ran
ISAJUrXZHGt
NEW-YORK . TRIBUNE ILLUSTRATED SUPPLEMENT.
WITII TUE PROFESSIONAL HUMORISTS.
;t takes to t<-ll it the firm of Pi«=«j & vilay '•• -
came a tiling of the past, and the sign >»;u b^inj?
converted into kindling wood.
Captain Fish '.!■■•• ■ any on<- for
failing to be punctual. To him tin- man who
failed to k«-»»p an appointment v :is wholly un
worthy cf tru?t :n the futur«». Oner in Mie >*arly
days of t!r> =hirpir;j; bc?in'»»s the yVoX wlio was
t«> takf a veFSPI to p^i at a tain hour on a
certain day was provejit«Hi froni K<Mtin« to \Ut
ship at th- 1 tinu- apro.'d upon, thouK)i through no
fa v <if his own. Captain Piyli pilot^l the
\fss< 1 to s«*a him.s«ir. and when th-* pilot it;>
p»*aped h- <li*charged him without a hearins.
<'aj>taiii Fish was married three tum-s, but had
r.«» children, ami hia lif*' was "preserved", to th»
pood ol<l a>?e of f-ißhty-ui!'». An oil painting of
him i.-: to b~ seen in rh- Chamber of Commerce
Hui'.dir.^.
Tho bone? of pfvrn! m« s n of not rest in fh«'
X!:ir!jlo Cemetery, among them those of Stephen
Allen, at on«* time Mayor uf New-York^ aii'l tin 1
rr.an who. whilf St:«ti» TcfisurT. iiist;il!-d thf»
Croton water system; William K. Tread well, in
ventor rf i-rrfrk'-T making machinery, and two
South American generals.
A CITY VLAYGKOVSI)
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Then are cliques among the Howard Park
pirls. and the directors have to be careful to
prevent a < lique from Retting a monopoly.
Sometimes th.- Rirls from one tenement band
together in a close combination an.l refuse to
play with Kirl-s who live elsewhere. As a rul".
however, iho Rirls am simply friends. There
ir* Form- large familit-H in the district about the
park. and the cousins form combinations which
•.tifinpt the control of n-rtair. games. There is
practically no class distinction, for most of the
i hildren ur<> equally poor. As ojie of tt;.> direc
tors put it. '"There is not ::;u< h "better" about
tin ■ ■ children."
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MAKING TROUBLE.
S!:- -What reason have you for believing Miss
Kd'rl-ich to bo- a man hater?
lit- — S l i o told me sho was thinking seriously of
opening a cooking school (Chicago News.
PATRONS OF THE BRITISH DRAMA.
THE (REAM OF EARTHLY JOTS.
RAIIIEY tin a burst of -WOUUDITT IT PF FINE. JEMIMT. TO ATI
MILLIONS AM' MILLIONS. AN 'ATI DINNERS an MOTORS, AN" ON TOP OF
IT A:.i. ONE O- THEM ICE CREAM BARREBS? — (Th« Bystander.
A TYROLEAN FESTIVAL*
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colored beads. From her floral helmet min
iature mirrors Mash, half hidden by plumes and
a pay colored silk scarf all Interwoven with
mountain flowers. Over her shoulders she wears
a whit* veil, and in her hand she cat I lea a wil
low fan. while her mask gives her all the beauty
that most shatters the masculine heart in the
Tyrol.
Not less startling: is the scenic splendor of the
"Scheller," the blond mask of his consort re
placed by a grim and cruel face. The "Scieller."
in every detail. Is a creature designed to causw
Joyous thrills of terror. Hound his waist he
wears a Jangling girdle of « : .ght cow bells, ana
as he daaeei down the street, waving a mini
ature barber pole In his hand, the clang of his
"AIN'T IT 'STING THE WAY TUH^E KOBr*
E2GNKRS Id CROWDING 'N EVSiiVWIIfiRBT
• Ol.i-fl..' LAST TIMS I WAS IN JAIL. TtUSX PITT
uk IN a CELL WITH a POLS mo A setmMnn
— iCozoic Cuts,
[8 IS FINE when we reach THAT eeau
. SFOT IN TUB GROVE—
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•TU, ASK I!'-"- TO NAME
"THE DAT."
— iKTlorenie Batter.
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