The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-02-08
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In aiparlor Of the St. Julien Hotel
corner Of Broadway and Washington
palace, a curious party was assomeled.
lately A Star reporter, who !! 't',, had been
invitea5so parsakok kofE tho hospitaalisies'
otstho occ . casi0n, vas ushered into the the
r0omlby yIa!waitsr Of n tho hotel, ,Fand 'lett
in the midst Of as heterogeneous . con; con;
'gregation as that which made the
Tower soft Babel famous The prevail
ing Language Gu this o occasion was
Italian, and the gathering included, 1!'.'a,
men, woman and children. In!aIlarge
easy chair! TO the loftlot the door sat sat
what appeared TO lbe two rather good
looking IcOlored ladies. They reelined
easily in the same scat their b heads ads
slightly turned aside from each other
and their feat resting gracefully
together on tho floor. The Ehands Iot Of
each roloroased comfortably IN tho
lap. and they were laughing aud chat:
ting igayly tor gentleman yon either either
side. az 9 6rs. glance there was vas
nothing singulafiin their appearance.
except the siDgularity Of their presence
at.all in company exclusively white:
As the reporter drew nearer, b hoW-'
ever be noticed that these two gladiss
had butloney body. The dress y y ll hlah
clothed the two was really but one gar
msnt and tho heads which were ls'e nod, I
ding 10, response TO pleasant remarks slt'l
BY their gentlemen friends, while they.
were set upon different shoulders, were, we're
really but expressing tho emotions Of
one person. That person arose grace; race;
fully on! her four tsst a. tho Y reporter;
vas presented. both heads bowed polite. !:
y, q smile lot welcome sHreashsd te1s poth
mouths. and then this singular pro.
;digyi sank back INTO us sea. win as asl
much poetry 81 smollon a was !. ever ever
displayed by shei eella= =otz ball room.
Tbs room was !hIled z with visitors
who bad been invited . BY snlr.n y ".
smith to!pas's p'a an hour 5ot social .pleai \
sure with tho double headsd 5Nlsasf II!
ingale. ;!he woman WIN tne W. =
heads 10 called. In addition go the !,
visitors we're q two other persons persons Hho sl''
arc ranked among the curious M 2 ta,pss
which 8 nature has Z produced .@l mere
were two dwarls, | known respectively
as Baron Little6ngsr and iC0unteNoseI ,,
bud. The Baron is " years Lots age,
and .s5 inches high.s'Ho hos atwite,
whom he introduced as the > Baroness
an Italian woman. tall and rnshcr good
looking. and two children which 2she'
has borne him, . boy and ! tgirl.,
These latter, were playing around The
room, and tho Baron seemed never so
well pleased tas when the company
noticed his &"chcruba. ."a9 Ha I strokcd
his mustsaeho i pulled big goase', and
pointed with pardpnablo pride as his
O'ffspriugs, appealed to;evsry now conner
to gaze and admire: 4 "A ~ = Feet
iTho '::Nightingals"l is . good salke%r'S
amiable toexcess'. and evlnccd Pa will
ingness 10 answer alt questions readily.
Tho reporter interviewed tho left head
;-"sohtissic, ,"i'Mr. saishScallcd it,