The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-20
RAN AWAY FROM HOME
TO Emb, ACC the Vicissitudes In
the Life Of q Bal.
let Girl.
An Inside Exposition of Life In
Tights Nudity - . Means
Of Profit.
The Story Of ''llillie Eugene" the
VivaciouD Hibernian
Blonde.

The Story Of "Hillie Eugene" the
Vivaoious Hibernian
Blonde.
"Why know that girl" said . promi
nent resident Of Sedsiia, Who wss once also
prominent resident Of Jefferson City. o.
he sat way down in front" at the enter
tainment 20 successfully advertised for Fri.
day night.
The devil you do. Who ia ste,r
"A Jefferson City girl. and one Of very
respectable connections. too. Her people
were living there only few years ago. bu.
believe her father has moved into the
southwest somewhere. She cant b more
than twenty, either, for when I knew her
half dozen years ago she was . little girl
wearing short dresses-"
That's no indication Of age" venturesi
the newspaper man to whom these remArk-
we're addressed, "ber dresses haven't in
creased much in length since thst time, 81
psrentiy."
"Sh-h, you
MAKE Ne BLUSH"
The subject Of this little conversation
wa the rather pretty faced-and yer.
pretty limhed-"MdIle Mile Eugene
Who was then literally Displaying her
charms 10 an audience exclusively OF
men, which found Ia her the one resieeminy
feature Of the ''blonde" show which Dor.
Mdl!e Miles meme. She Vas of rathei
engaging appearance. and this fact, coupled
with q chance Of learning something Of a
story which might be given "a local hab,-
tstion and NAME" led the party Of the
second part in this little dialogue to desire
to obtain some information from the liPs
Of the fair devotee of Terps,chore. Hunt.
ing up Manager Sullivan. the latter Was re
luctantl. dragged from where be ws'
engaged in counting . soodly
srosE OF srDALIA's sHKKELs,
and prevailed upon to 60 back and present
the inquisitive visitor to the youthful femi
nine proprietress Of the high kicking
troupe.
"Molle M,llie" received the intruder
with an agreeable smile, and when thu
object Of the visitation vas made known
laughed = ripping little laugh and said
''Oh. nov, you mustn't write up my naught
iness. You wont? Well. If you'll prom
ise. don't mind telling you /,
little about myseli. Its true the
I'm . Jefferson City girl, bnt In
going there tomorrow and | don't car,
about seeing any Of my old acquaintance
They won't know Mile Eugene, but there
are great many who would know Louis,
Andrea"
"Wss that mean is that your rea
name? Its . German name, isn't -"
ayes. my parents were German, but
don't look much like German, do II"
The interviewing 6end assured "Mill,,
Eugene" that she resembled IN sppearaLc'
and had the diaingue air Of . number Of
FRENCH COUNTEssts
Of his acquaintance and then asked, "Wh!
then do you give your company the name
Of Hibernians? ?"
80 that il Mr.. Sullivan's idea. He is
full blooded celf, and comes from County
Mayo. Ireland. He thinks there 10 nothinl
in the world 80 attractive ~ q fresh ant
plump young Irish girl, and q he Is M
manager I let him have his own way sbou
it. lent that true, Mr.. Sullivan" che con
cluded, turning to the gentleman from
County Mayo.
"Ach ye will divil me loife out, wid ye
Sits and yer Mayos. Go long wid yee-,
returned the manager, ~he dislikes any al
iusion.,o his nativity.
TO give his wrath an opportunity to con
the interlocutor changed the subject By nj
ruptly asking, do you know sny Sedali
peopie,'
mo only some Who used to live in Jel
!er.on City. know the mayor, Mr.. Fsul
halter, and know Mr.. Conrath. l thin
I have been told that be 10 = city office
ne,.'
.I,is
DELIcA Qr3IIoS
10 pat TO q woman, Mis- Andres. but
you'd like to know how old you are"
How old an I, Now you ~oUldG
believe me. would you, il -aid was nine
teen, but ! Am truly, not any more. 'po
honor. But I have been on the stage 70
three years and . person grows old yer.
fast behind The footlights"
"Did your parent. consent to your soin
on the s,age1'
"Oh no. Ny father only was living q
ihst time. Ny mother died in JeHereo
City, eight years ago. Ny fathers nam
ls Christian Andres, and he is carpent-
BY occupation. My own native place I
4 DOCuvil1C OSSOSG VIC WSut " SeOeIse
City We lived in Ieavenwor,h, but il was i
the capital spen, most Of my life end
vent to school there. presume you know
my frat teacher. She was Miss Msggi
Ewing. sister Of Mrs. Sena r Cockrel
Fred Fi.her, formerly mayor of Jearr-c
City is my uncie. The fret time eve
appeared on the siege was before m
mother died. II wee little sm .tuer TEL
f.rmonce BY ne yoUng people. and wns
play called "Mairimonia." Monroe B-.rs
. son OF ex-s ker.f Green Berry, Of Col
county. and ] played the leading. Eve
after that lime had
A PASSION FOR THE fuoIIIGHTs
and j; grew stronger a. | gre~ Older.
used to run away from home 10 Po 10