The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-20

LILLY DEAN. orr
The Little Actress Going to Get .
Fortune.
A BAzOo reporter, learning from priv,t,
sources that the little witching actres.
would pass through the city en- route 70,
New York, this morning, vent to the N. X
Il T. depot and boarded the north bound
train as soon ~ il arrived. Passing from
one car TO another, closely Inspecting each
passenger, ~ discover the ACTRESS, the
trained eye Of the reporter ielI upon a
young lady sitting alone in the sleeping
coach. Feeling satisfied that his eve had
not misled him, he vent up and very
politely inquired II the seat beside her Vas
taken. In very sweet tone she replied
mo" and invited the reporter to sit down.
The following conversation then took
place:
R<psrter-"You are Mis- Lilly Dean, l
believe"
Lilly-"I just knew you we're . reporter.
I was in hopes that could get through
without being noticed" said she smiling,
while dimples appeared and disappeared in
her rosy cheeks. in manner that made life
seem blank to lhe importer.
R-It would have been impossible you to
have gone through Sedalis aud escaped
BAnOO reporter. But you need have mo-
fears for the balance Of your journey. Re-
pOrtrrs will try to interview you but they
will get around about . week after you
have past. hear you have Just fallen heir
= large fortune.
L.-"ies, but I suppose You know As
much about It rs I do she said leaning
up little closter =, that she would not
have TO talk 80 loud"
R.--Yes man suppose do; knew
that you were going t. ge, il before i, was
so decided. Will you leave The stage for
ever?
LII do not know. ! love the stage,
have become welded 10 il. Although il is
4 hard life there Is something .lr,u, il that
sllures one, ami when am III for short
.eason only, sm restless and want u re-
arm.
R.-"Do YOU like 10 60 upon the stage
very night and dance and sing before nm
audience Of low vulgar men. Whose applause
= made up Of yells and calls for more beery'
LII do not prefer it. But have ieen
N the variety stage 50 long that have be- |
ome accustomed to it. do not notice the
80 that my acts please. That is
What zm paid tor"
R.-"What will You do with your vas,
vealih,"
LII don't know. ! will have 20 get |
ONE one to take care o! it for me sup
'o>e," and she turned her beautiful blue
yes upon the reporter. that sent thrill |
Trough his frame.
k.-"SedaliA is very pretty town, full al
usiness and money pays "a good interest.
Would You like 10 live here ?"
Lit doe. mot matter to me where / |
i've 80 that can spend my money to
ood advantage"
R-"There would be no trouble about /
hat in Seda:ia. I would advise Won to re-
nrn to this city n soon n you can.
'ill take the trouble, mean the pleasure,
pom myself. Of looking after your intere'ts
D that Won need not spend cent, # that
a Is you" The reporter saw that she did
OF grasp the idea. and she continued.
THAT would snIt me and may adopt
our suggestion.
By this time the train hogan pulling out
'r Hannibal and the reporter arose To take
is leave, and the remarkable interview vas
rought to a close. She extended her en-
loved right hard which WAS grasped by
he reporter, and he Is certain that he felt
he little hand tighten two or three times
lille he held it. Her bright eyes sparkled
nd the little dimples played like spor.ive
smbkins on a green lawn. Ii Is lamemts-
lie that IL was not night or mat There vas
O tunnel, no m after how short
After all the reporter is Of the opinion
nat she will Not return tn Seslalia.
'allne County Primary Election.
From a gentleman just from Marshall
e learn that the following nominations
a.
'eld on last Saturday.
For Reresenistive-Firstd istrict-Iiom.
!. F. Mcdaniel. Second district -Samuel
laws.
For Sheriff-Jol,n K Cason.
For Circnit Clerk-(;eorge w. Lsnk-
,rd.
a.