, 1873-03-12
LUIGI DANA,
A Chicago Music Teacher on IIia
Travels.
A Wholesale Heart-Smasher nnd Fo-
male Infntuator.

at tho tino Of tho Chicago fro thoro lvolt In
Chicago ono Luigi Dama, teacllor in tho divine
art Of musio In his hands 1t roao to an art. lie
was lord among tho singing mon, q human
canary Of the highest pattern. We forgot how
high ho could climb in hH scalo, but he had Hoy-
oral scales, and sono Of those attainod IN i'm
monBo height. Dostonians and Hartford roBi-
dents arc just now looking dizzily up ut ono Of
thoso flights, for this timo ho took Il Hartford
girl with him, and Boston girl followed. IIo
was gontlomanly, without being walking
tailor'a sign, kept moustache that was
tho onvy Of tho ayonuoB, and had q
pnir Of black oyos that woro good
at sight for my amount Of 1uttering in too sus-
coptible female hearts. From this 1t will DO dis
covered ho was ia donr man." Boston has Just
found him 80, and wc fcol a Bpasm Of gratitude
that thoae powerful charms did not work with
liko dessrnctigouess In Ohioago. lie wna q for
oign Count Of tho Molnotto pattern, and Lis
"castlos in spnin wore of tho nnpleat szo and
garrituro. Chicago girls don't run after foreign
somobodys feto ehampotro at Waukegan, aomo
years ago, which did not como Off, We belieyo
because tho Counts laundroHs intorpoaod, and
az nod to go East to got the money for 1or littIo
caRo @ ana; 1s f9lng f8g. ~ that DID, not come back
general thing. Tho fact is, It is IN I'D Old story
to most Of them, and you could not olfond
ono of thom more severely than to toll her sho
waa II ycars old, and Gun tell you all about it.
Foreign Counts are at discount In Chicago,
Wo mention theso faots to show tho
reason why 2 Chicago girl docs not i'll tho
DANA. 1t was because thoy woro too eharp. and
asked him to get from Chase Drotlors IN nb-
straot OF title to hia eBtatcs md give an oppor
t tnn'ty LOT Their loyal representatives to take
ia n nF1Nt 5-..-
little: Perish the thought that tho oyos Of
Luig! Dana could not find ohax1us il, Oiiicaeo.
We claim TINT our girls should be admired. Wo
arc delighted that thoy aro too sharp to bo RIM
arc M madc out. Bad place for lamy titlos is
Chicago.
Luigi Damn had O. sumptuous music boudoir
In Chancellor Jonkina' block on Madison street,
no1t !.o @ to the Clifton House; charming place,
stoinway Grand piano (the usual charge for this
mention), pictures, statuary, fautonils, giran-
doos, eta8eros, and gilt cuspidor. Such
grotto OF tho muaos as you would 60 miles to
home, and in oil auoh cases NO advise you to go,
Or Ut all events eend mnmnla or your rnothor-in-
low with your daughter. Singular thing this
music. Why is It o dash Of raacality 80 easily
wondoF q the upper world is that scandal,
into the long benches Of the players
on golden harps: We cannot atop to discuss tlis
proposition, and as It is no shall havo to crowd
Luigi Dana and tho Boston girl into small COM
paaR in this mention. Fortunately shrowd
mamma entered into the matter, a1ld when her
daughter went abroad to moet Luigi Dama, and
bo united in his ancestral halls, she went with
whom tho Roston girl loft her mother to attoud
to sovontoon trunks and rushed up tho gaugway
to fall into Luigi Damn's arms, lo was not thoro
and she bad to pay for her own cab. The nays-
1nlu ~.
won't mamma, and tho Countess that was
to be, to Paris. But Luigi had gono to
Naples. Probably live imported mothcr-in-iaw |
was moro than he bargained for, aud his dospor-
ato hope may haye been that she might come to
foreign parts He did not know tho ropresonta-
1.-Two American tuft-hunting damo out on chase |
for tltlo. She would trayol safely to Chin |
borazo with her daughter wol1 In hand. So down |
Dana said 1hoy should 30 married i In In his SOW, own
palace. At Naplea a Hartford girl was found all |
ready to be married to Luigi Dana. Hore WAS q |
parts. OF course there was q breakdown in tho |
orchestra. Boston girl and mamma. camo home,
and have given up tho idea Of o foreign resi-
aence Hartford girl had the fold at the latest
ldaces. N: and the followlng' published some
,ome true:
Ono Of tho fair daughte1s Of Hartford cultivated
md wealthy ady-ts to marry m Italtun Count. Cor
FedpGnQenco ON 6o&A alQea the ocGan has p868Cd BE-
tween our Minister at Paris aud ono Of tho most a-
ngfshed citizens Of this State and developments arc
to both parties. Tho lady Is ahroad
Now, Hartford is the seat of the insurance |
'yatom. They wilfo consideration, and from |
'arstull ly-calcnlated tables, insure you against
,yorythlng but death and taxes. Why will not |
Hartford get up the Grand Mutual Daughters
Protection Company, with special rates for such
'asos, as handsome foreign musicians. Tho |
took might-some Of it-be placed in Chicago. |
This is all OF tho story Of LuiSi Dana that will
ers, with change OF nan,es will, we fear, con-
inue to appear in rural conlmuuities like Boston
nd Hartford. Wo havo shown why Chicago is
afe. And yet re arc rather glad Luigi Dana is
.one.