Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-01-08


Hair In the Latest s,yi.-s.mpls 81 the
CONFERENCE.-The Ascent Astounding.
Tn. csrw.a Disappointed
Al ths hor-s sho~ ths olhsr night I ehanosd
% at l,siie TsculiAr sDrt q . girl Her
typ wa indigenous In everything shs
sulackei q Ssw York She nii~i into bsr
crvvicv In tho to~n wlth an afectionais
snugns-s that coali only D. invalid by tho
ocang mud about ths tars foo, q . hoy IN
The swampy hank % anal hbe bal even
ehang~i ths fashion q hsr hair that svsnins.
h b. In sith the local nso.ie
How do knos 40
Shs toll me AMI every one elss In earseOt,
though hsr audiences was strange o. her
II grv~ drrAdfally uneasy. ale Annoanc~i
20 hsr sister, who hsi t.sn waiting for hsr
IN the hot. a. abe ta--si a bar sraT- and
ANA into her chair. Had q ghastiy pr~-
rnouiiioa q qussrns.s, y0u know"
Dear mr.
"Ys.. really rvpli~i tbs hslis. a. sbs
leanei tacs In bsr chAir "Fanny -ssnt
~ woui~i me. AMI vent hack AM did
-
-Did -hair
sDrv.-sd my hair . "a IIAding. Do yoo
liks 80 Haven't quite ths knAcs yvt-eo
hurri~i. desris.- Tier little hsnis Wandered
up over her hair. which fsll In . blg. oArsl~-s
loop down t-los her collar bshind What
% yog think q iiF'
III looks Ike The ponys tail whsn ihs
grrom has twisted 10 up - - 10 curry bis
iegN-
Ths ol,ler girl stAr~i AZ her sister With an
air q bland commi-raiion Cor long time.
and then -ith Wy sympathy ssid.
"poor dsari Yoa'vs svidsntly be.n vait
lng All aioDs hsrs with auntis Haven't any
usn callei on you yeii Its very prorosing.
I kBov.-
-oor A moss HEAH-
n ths yOang men had tssn soArus Up % that
tins they male up &c IL IN Tho alacrity 9TH
which they bow hurri~i 81 tbs bot In which
tn young b.auiy ~as .eat~i lier idis chai
ai1ui the fashion q dr~ssing her hair -as
interesting t-osu-s Indicative % ths spirit
-hich Isrvadss al the girls q bsr lind
shs tais~i incs-sAntly. Evsry to min
uiss ths man who was loaning over hsr
,houlisr ~uaI givs way b. suothsr man.
~bo iookei prcci-sly Ike him. and sho VI.
ter,i tn lisntoal comBonplAos- that hs
pf,.iscss-,r kad Tsaln,s.i 20 for c1ussrsAiiou.
Tlss scrsnt q ths sT..ssrs 49, astounding
Ths frat man VS. the -pu u h.g down
t0-u tanker lie hai rair u sAbbly sycs.
= f-i bot handsome face, snd bis hgure sas
fsultis-siy clad IN evening drv~ A single
glAss made al earus-i effort h. ks.p one u
hs syss steady Ils stumbled over every.
thing In sight a. b. hurriei into the boI.
male Que short lo- b the chaf-ron. anoth.r
AMI shoftsr oBs O. che sister ani graht..i
The teagtliul bs.rs.s outtrstcbed hAni
sasvfly.
"Iis~ Dor hs gag.si
"why. Cha-lsy Cuumisy.Iepps-f'
"llas-has-
Have "a t.an Asay nun tao~nr
'Yaas, absuli ootly.-
"WhahT
"gasu-
"Washingtonr
"Yaaa Absullco,.ly. Go, a hos hsah.
"liaVs yoai soNsi
Mines cob, y knos; gray, beauty. fb.
sull oot-ly- Mr. Chumlsy .l'sppsrs -aited
after this for hrcathsr. changed biz glAs ~
ks other eys. and ioinc,l tie lslls In waving
a grcstlng g. "a u nsw ar-ivAls Thsn b
dr.. breath AMI all, With iHtsn-s labor
"Yoa gUt hoss-hsAhr'
"IAsthsr Ny sorrsl hunter iAsd Kit
tsrlorn's suiA-s'i foh m iumpin' prino-
"Dsmme thsrc's Bsrtls Wlnke ton-musi
mailing q facsimlls down bear the track.
"Must - hlIa"
"Ilsanyr
"Absull co,-iy.-
A hAsiy shake q tho hAni anil hs rushed
Asay. Wills another - biz ls-cis- hurrisi ~
rlsre was continual r-Tsiiiion q tLls
art % thing 40 tot wish b. play savs.-
dropp.r. Tat The I-,opls talked - loudly Ia
tbs placc that All The surrounding public was
taken into their ocnhienoe
nEAUrtrs VINO Talk sLANg.
In the bon with mo vas a German Who vas
srslng Nsw York Coz tho lnt time, and
studying the fashion u the Tcopls after ths
thoughtful manner % Tsutonic phliosophsrs
lie had l-,n listening with an air q grave
AMI jalicial attention b. the beAgiy In tbs
right Lanl Ion. whsn there Wa rush aud
rustic nett door, AL two young giTs And
q man stIulloi into the lo1 on the othsr sale
q uA They wsrc a. different from the girl
GA the right a. 70 Il po.sibie o. imagine. ami
yet they we're all New York girls The nss
comer ~ere not In tho "lsst" socisty. though
dOabtlsss they ueru people q soule soclAl
pretsns.onS Tisy might have t-sn daugh-
tsrs u rich T.opls wbo had not had any
social advantages Terhaps. they ~srv
simply boarding houso girls, who-e faihers
were making money.
After be bal look~i al them Cor sou,e time,
the German ofiiosr leaned over AMI paid them
. simple bdt tremsuious compliment
a 4
aid sofly. II islisss that Bosb here In The
Oh World coul you match them Pretty
girls here ATE sndless Ia number, but Is there
not something about thsmr hS Askei dabi-
Ously.
"Yes,- said after waiting a~hile. there
IL soInsthlngn
B<fore I cOali explain What this somethins
was, II I really knew IL, the younger % tho
gir.s nodded half saucily 70 a distinguished
lat CID looking oil gentleman who was stAIk.
ing along by the pony stalls
"Dsar msT saii the other girl, with "a
bright smile q derision on hsr face "whai
q startling old guy that waA"
(Which onsF asked the other girl brightly.
The bAllhsadsd chappls With the quisby
musiache, answered. the other girl se,iAisly.
''S0ch sight~
"IIss ons Of poppas frisndx Cunning
LITTLE tootsie Aint bar
Looks lie the WhitschApel hsnd,- inter.
polAt"i the nan Who accompanied the two
young women, With broad grin
The whole tors OF their talk was on this
slangy AMI guy.ns level I watched tho
German closely. Vas mainly interested In
fading cot wbs,h.r be knew English well
enough 10 undeniani the nature of the slanx
lie vas too polite 10 criiiciss them tIl !
asked hs opinion. and then he sighed and
said, softiy, a. be sLook bis bead Tie girl.
Of New York are beautiful and happy.
Why Is u that they do not spsak their o~n
Anglagef'