The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-02

farafiT aud ono IN WI
want IL smoke and iabher l;ttle in apnropriate
seclnsion f,ona ~, " And tha imnatient Major
had linked aTns with hs hesi+atinr ally and nv
self and was tnrninp the corner of the street
1sTfe ~ bos,,ss SSrorl, have VET wild the
souayV1,ers nildlv nrotested Tommy. still hang
inc hack and stennine rifle high: s.but, as one
Irishnan would sav iii another we're wrong.
hut I'm wild vep
And five minutes later the three Of us had
joined a very Jolly party in a snug back room,
with
ts,rhe chamber walls den;cted all around
with nortrait,,ras II b,infsman hawk and hound
And tbe burt dear.
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intelligence certain subtle. warm breathed
aroma that cenially combatted the chill and
darkness of the day without, and, resurrecting
long-dead Christmasses. brimmed the grateful
memory with all comfortable cheer.
A dozen hearty voices greeted the appearance
of Tommy and the Major, the latter adroitly
pushing the ioyial Irishman to the front, with a
mock heroic introduction to the general compa-
NY at the conclusion of which Tommy, with
his hat tucked under his left elbow, stood bow
ing with q grace of pose and presence Lord
Chesterfield might have applauded
Gentlemen said Tommy settling back upon
his heels and admiringly contemplating the
group: Gentlemen | congratulate you wild a
pride that shoves the thumbs o. me into the
arrum holes of me weshkit At the inshtigation
of the bowld O'Blowney-axin' the gintleman's
rardon-I am here wild no silver tongue Of. lilo
quence to psra-lyze you, but ] am present, as has
been rpresinted to line wild you in stuplndeous
waste of gun -powther and duek-shot, and high
vines and ham sandwiches, upon the silvonlan
banks of the ragin' Kankakee where the oil
dipper tips We goodbye via his tail, and the
wild loon SHOOTS like sky-rocket for his exlled
home in the alien dunes of the wild morass
--or, as Tommy Moore so Elegantly describes
the blashted birrud
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And many 4 fen where the serpent feeds
And birrud niver few before
And niYer will fly any more
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from Tommy on the Duck hunters of the Kan.
keeT
s.Hurral burral A song from Tommy. cried
the crowd make nc ,,n 4 song. and nut MS all
INTO S, III a song from lonmy song song
Here was queer Igut u eHo eyoO y eno
Arlshha1. observed MN narrowly-eAPect.
antly, Often mad read OF TINS pnenomenal arr
,na;ad I;t1a sLot;ea roe,s,d ~ tba ose;
bility Of such a feat. Even in the notable in
stances If this Git 80 snlaved by the Tery clever
Theodore Honis 7 had alIvay.a half s,,snected
some prior preparation adroit forecasting
of the seauence that seemed the instant inspira-
zion Of b;e yv;tty, Irarsos o,a vas a,r;lentI1, n
he n,la a1,d ,nocbanieaii,, fo,nd
pencil and blank paper in my hand.
The clamor had subsidized, and Tommy had
drawn chair near to and directly fronting the
Majors. His right hand was extended, closely
grasping the right hand of his friend which he
scarce perceptiply, though measurediy, hftea
ana let rail- throughout the length OF all curl
Gus performance The voice was not unmuslcal,
nor was the quaint old ballad air adopted by the
srr uoee tat = lne ieaSF siP t monosony
ssb nf Az od' tht
The son vas i,nnro;sad az tbo
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reasons in s,vtnac yyo,tb o. nisb Ard MA
bis smil;ne ay;tars IN 5roy ,aa,,a and 1aa,,t
WITH atea I;s g rt.iC
words Of the strange melody trailed unhesitat-
inoly info the lines GtaraJlv &c hero suhininad.-
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Zone gloomy day in the airy fall
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40 N cnanee az an LGr 70 gleaan ana SHINE
anu ngn'en up 'nls heais q nlne'
,9rvvas in South Bend that famous tovn
Whist I we're a-stlollini ronnd and round
met some friends and they says to me,
Its hunt well take on the Kankakee!'
.err., r.. -, $1,000,
.,l.Lrs .oI .ne hahkahse. give y 70 us,
loiaS GREG az cltausea VOICE pe1we s Yer
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fhere,s Major Biowney leads the yan
As crack sho1 as an freshman,
That b;s sl anld shofgnn -, ca,t dsstrovp
And half q dozen jubilant palms patted the
Majors shoulders, and his rudy, good natured
face beamed with delight Now give it to the
rest OF EN-, Tommy" chuckled the Major And
the song continued
s'And along wild Hank is Mick Maharr
And Barney Pinee, at The Shamrock bar