The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-04
SIZE WAS Sk6sn.
Aad Consequently Carlosfa Pau
Failed to MARBLE rs She should in


And Consequently Carleua Pa.u
Failed to MARBLE as She should in
Leavenworth.
The feeling Of disappointment felt By those
! who attended the Patti concert Friday night
| vas not toned down yesterday by any means
when II began [, be nois@d around that
xsdame Carlofta was Enthusiastically
drunk-Sbsa she attempted to sing here;
that latter the opera vas over" she stuffed
herself With .dIb,es and drinksbIes until
midnight at her hotel: that In fact, she IVES
about the worst fraud ;aa: had ever disgrsced
our city.
the manager Of the aeT opera hoUs Mr.
Thomas Roscoe. was visited by TIsEs
reporter yesterday, sid a dialogue ensUsd'
which might not be uninteresting.
" Hr. Roscoe, how's Patti"
Patti! she's a hunbug, and I'm sick and
Disguised wish her"
" Is 1t really true that she was drank bs.
fore SIZE went to the opera house last nig ht:''
"Yes. Sir: she tsIs drunk before sne went
there, and she drank enough there TO maze
an oTdtI AIRY IN an drunk. After 1t was over
she wound up by gong TO the ho!eI ami Eav-
ing q drunken csTouse. 1t was vile out
rage, and had have been able TO disc.tmi-
nate between the persons who paid different
prices sOr their tickets would most assured
Iy have refunded the money to the audience.
Talk about her being h;isued Why, it is
nothing bat dissipation: and It hasn't been
LeayenSIEta alone that has been swindled
by her, but all the neigh ooring towns. she
oUs ht to be shown up in her true Light"
sHE CAN EAT.
Patti can es: a. well as drink; she showed
this az the Planters House after the coacer
when seven qlaiIs, a " hatIaI'' Oh mscsrDGi A
ard the Lord knows what other things
were washed down by The madame with tTso
bottles OF beer and several glasses of ciaret,
The Troupe tried 20 run the hotel, bat they
fsiied. In the dining EOogn one Of th- sweet
singers who WASH being attended TO by en-
tire force of walters become Of -ncei and
called he he al walter TO him, saying:
Ivy 90 call mer-e!f noaTse here Wy hsf
yoI not four or I'VE OF zee little boys and
girls al zee table -
VIVA, Just that 10 wait on YOU Now.
sing oct Tor It."
Me sing out In zee dining hall! On, dab
10! Me do uot siGs hsTe Iae sing in zee
Yes, " responded the wait-r, "pu: II you |
walt until you get chance 20 sing again in |
an opera hous- in .4..vehwoTth IL vii! be a /
very IOag time"
AT st. Joseph Ihs troupe had 2 hard time. |
Tine GG-els deDounces PaIti MS a maud. and 4
the Sheriff attached the baggage OF the party |
Tor debt The party were IN kansss City on |
Thanksgiving day, and the JOsrndi has this !
TO say OF
THEIR DINNER.
The fGGore ana ludicIcus scenes created by /
Pdtii's trou - at the Coates house on Ih.uEt-
giving day, should wsrn meTi"aD> ~ az /
:. broad 20 beware, lesS In sunny lay they
go and do II Ike wise. A SOecit4 train had been
chartered 10 leave Wsth TIE troupe al O'Clock
Tor 81. Joseph, cons qgsntiy the me for "A
4 nauk wing Re ~! vas li.lited. " men IRE
doors were thrown open IEr.e wSG a Ias.l TO-
turk-y by the troupe. surrounding IA tth!s
IN the center Of the dining room, wire was
ordered, time flew, and al went merry a. n i
= PInsfoIe' chorus. A giaUcr at the cnrono'u-
eter warned toe rsy-leTs that haste Ss> more
essential than good manners, and Their yUI-es
ran tie scr lie IN unison
Watch. U. sa.tah Z d!nEah qaescs; Re
train co."
ConiIsry 20 their Y pec;a;ionE, the walters
lid not all TG-E 10 wait al IceI.. ana !-RVc
The other guests.
go, wsflsh, zse dlnnah - they cried lust
ly.
keep still, for heavens sa.,e. and give Us &
hos" was the stern reply. rae Spectator
houSht they We're giving sSoT, AMI a
lr-Ity good one. I O.
'BGt z r. train veel GO -
''Let II goi' Was the firm re- sIlGeT. There
vas monetary hush, the cue was lost !
md their, scattered thoughts failed 10 con-
zeal.
AT this moment msdam maid entered in |
terrible stale OF nervous excitement. SOe
ircled around the fes i've beard, sBd being
Unable 10 join the Others, finally lighted nj q
lde table and reluctantly settled down 10 d |
lint OF oyster soup.
Resolutely she tried to keep her sest, but
was useless, and again she sailed over Ia
n festive board, and catching up q cup al
of-e glided around to the other side, de.
,leJed the sugar bowl, and linen made n bee
Inc for madsm's room. Meanwhile n sweet
niger not from Michigan went for the q
Iltchen On a forsging expedition for boDed I,
turkey, but returning in an lncOnce!vGbiy 1
hort space OF time AZ a twenty miIe pedss-
riHn rate, his coat tails standing out Ike the [
10 sheet Of = New Eng and schooner He WIS
Walking for a big STEAK Again the rnsdameis I
maid entered, coming well down TO the front, ,
rted: 40, re mauame hRt 10 vat you C al | 8
iim. Madame stsrve. Madanes leetle iog
5onepart lie hafnot any ting does two hour"
"ph, hang the dog.n
" Vat, hang dot leetIe iog, q, mont'ie."
md she sought .'Ze mad4 anne ior consola-
ion
while one by one in single Gle
Jtey narcI out in lad lan style.