The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-02-11

STUBBORN SINGERS.
How Psesed and Psnpsred woman
a Lively Little Rumpus Between
Two Theatrical Stars.
Al S. Louis paper says il tskss tve NO
men To maize fne-elass fuA, and il one or
both Of then happen 70 b pretty and Pos
sssasd Of - excessive operate sspsrtoirs.
that only enhances The faseisasios 81 the
ieud. The Lest eass Of feminine iao i that
which afforded % much snuseosas q tie
Union depot Aoodsy nigh. aud which =
declared 70 have in sons manner compensst-
ed the sporting public for the Sod Lon it
susesined By the police Interfering With the
Kelly Dryer eight on the COmiqus boards
on Sunday siiernooa.
Il oil came Of Ma Alice Oates and Mio
Ada Cavendish wanting to 90 70 Chicago
on the same train. II there hadn't been .
draving-roon sleeper On the train, and il
that sleeper hadn't besn The 6sest that ever
the Pullman car architects turned out, il
would probably have been all right, but
BOTH AcTRHnn WANTED TnH DRAWING
ROOM,
and each insisted she vOsld have it. Il vss
the Nes Adsdain sgainss the Grasd Dseaes.
viih odds and betting slightly in favor Of
the New Msgdalen.
II seems the Oates troupe were up at
Ksnsas City. and desired 10 ride to Chicago.
via 81. Louis and the great steel bridge.
Charlie Ward, Of the North Missouri, saw
Mr.. Miles, manager Of the Oates crowd. at
Ksnsas City, and agreed to reserve sleeping
car accommodation for the party from 81.
Louis.
Ten sections w. the pace required, and
Mn. Oates wanted drswing-room which
Charlie carefully failed to promise, bot
seducsively sdded be reckoued there would
b no dit6culty in getting the sccomnoda-
sions wanted from St. Louis. Accordingly
Charlie came to 81. Louis and saw Sam.
Knight. the festive pasteboard agent Of the
c. and A., Who reserved the ten sections
With evident pleasure, and marked the dis
gram Of the Chicago sleeper accordingly.
When ssked about The draving.roow,
San said Nio Ada Cavsndish had already
spoken for thedrsvisg room from s. Louis
to Chicago. He also explaissd thss Tie
regular Chicago and Alto. slespess didn't
have any dsavins-room and il doesn't ap-
pear that Sam sold Nm. Oatss any draw.
ing room spsee in that car.
Il il more than probable that 4ra Ostss
found out Just how the matter stood. and
that she learned ihss the sleeper with .
10 drawing room had been sent down from
Chicago in plscs Of the ordinary Pullman
yoR Mlss cAvExDlsHs BENEFIT.
Perhaps, too, che learned that the slesper
sent vss the "Ssnganon," . brand-ssw
Pullman drawing roon car, gotten up most
eorssously and finished in light wood. like
The famous hotel cars Of The Central Divi-
sion Of the p, p. C. Co. The Se.gsnon
w. one Of the two new eaTs which. hsC
been intended to chrissen with party Of
Illinois Legislators On visit 70 cone OF Tie
institutions Of learning N that Ssaas. o.
cone similar wise ssrsnd. PRhaps Nm.
Ossas kssv oil thi, at any rate her n,sd
and hart we're sss On that drsvi.s-seeo.
despiss he feet thst vhsa ~ car arrived
hsse Mic Cavsndish psseAsssd Tie draw
iss room spsee, - Tie diagrso shevsa
So vhss The Ossss srosps cane bowling
into the Usios Depot absut els ?. =. Sus-
day, ths star Of Tie troupe immediately e.
seoaesd hsssef in the drsving-roo0 Of The
-Ssngsno.," and vowed By all ths frissle.
Of he 0rsud Duchesss that "shs vo1ldn't
ri out-no. that she wouldn't" The ~
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