Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-07-03 | Page 17 | [Illegible] of an Ex-Bellboy

M EX-BELLBOY W ' gfped Three weeks io ffomeo's Hotel $3 pps for That Time Only Amounted to Dollar and Thirty One. Sympathy for Any Fellow Who 'crt, ' s to AccePt Employment Where Indies Alone Are Patrons. aSM ' lTER- YORK. July 2. A'boy of perhaps T.'aWnl N dre5Scd ,n th0 lltc3t 50,08 two" iCel 1 -i'ece stylo of suitings, a natty GS-tV- t pattern lit shirts, and ono of 'jff j r&U nobby, plaid effects of 2S-cont Ei crcEi fteod as near as, he dared to the cn- til pf Hotel Martha Washington, tho Ntfc)v, conducted exclusively for tho tie SKrS'of TYomen, t mtt whitc-whiskorcd custodian at the CCMlfccr to Mm off whenovcr ho camo "r-Iv., . .,i.,in nwcnrlheri radius. It was TmMSj ir aftcr th0 Martha Washington jjy'Rlp, out Its bellboys for bcllgirls, C'ft -i" Bellhop Grants Interview. I ft, routh leaned up against tho church rtfi' 323?, borrowed a cigarette, and con- !ri'to Fnt a" interview t- II MS viewing the scenes of my former 0., irJt-." ho said. "I was requested to Mitt.; JJlI yesterday to make room for a lot tjt .--4 pUlicts from tho Bowery coop. r. W 'IKjiethe "Waldorf-Astoria and tho x.t. are scrapping over who'll get my vlS wrjaf, I'm over hero a-wondcrln' how I nltfl hrf-throuph It three weeks. aiTLr 'On the dead and low down, that's the iuiin Washington record for a bellboy. A of 'em lasted three days and counted jLw p their IT cents In tips and rang down rvjx'i i curtain. Kmi' TViutd'you guess I got In tips in three jt T!d3j DolIar thirty-one. ! Balked at One Penny Tip. liiJi 'Ttterc dld tllc 1 c?nt como ln? SaJ" rfi never believe It. A party from Utlca nm iit bad grips like trunks gave mo a fc -M Wfl an(i s!nt m0 out for four aftornoon il f1?- Sort of bargaln-salo proposition. 1 ' pot 'em and stood lookln like there y ru something more to be transacted. , jy, rufs the way (to bring 'em. --0 "Oh, yes, my change, she says. 'Never 'i!ri.you can keep It.' Usdam,' says I, holding out tho cop-S5 cop-S5 J yj like It smelt had, '1 am a Casey, and it race of Caso never stoops to accept "L-fjlj "I Ta9 -savin' my last chance up to do VjTJ xcfthinc sensational and leave my 'c till 5cory behind when the management 'I?' n l " antl e'Bnei1 tholr gang of Feels Sorry "for "Pullets." . i .1 relets has my sympathy. Thcro itnl &l notnln' In It. is9 'ft"fctre's a chance to roll up a wad ;hti(ng Into private scandals when thev 1 ,ii'mir. jiuils'' Where's the chance to iisxi a Jol'y drunk for n ten when they 31 'P't m drunks? LKft ri on,i whole quarter I got was for filM MMdIaz a mouse. Pretty near all tho jj'u.l jw of my dollar thirty-one was got out 1 lady that smoked cigarettes on tho SB ft3 flpor- She wns a'l right. 30Jy'roi Tenderloin for Willie. There's tOjB 'S?'.?000 money dropped In tho Tender-j,9fl Tender-j,9fl ia la a night than a prayer meeting of .'o a year." IDs : AwMTcct summary of his remarks, was 14 10 the head clerk of the Martha rS) ,Tlngtf,n S. J Tip; that's tho wholo trouble," ho said, Ufl jr- "I don't like to knock, but boll-Mi boll-Mi certainly lack rellnemant, and wo'ro cony on rennempnt here " Ml