Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-17

V1, Ahe REQ lie, and tho Widest |
hiha OF anarchist talk Continued
fattsyi If ! am played for a freak 10
make an old mans holiday I'm mat
go MIN one more than he expeets .
Patterson thought over tbis dator
mlnation as be climbed the hills "a
MS room that night, aud it did not
please him, After all, he would be
doing only what was expeeted of
hlm, and there was very little inde.
pendenee in that. He took ont his
Old dress-snit and put il on. The
ehect was more amusing than salts.
factory. Not only was it a bad III
and mussy with the strangely mixed
service IL had seen in patterson's
two years To the Berkeley university
but u was SO like the Tivoli walters
IN cut that Patterson threw towel
over his left arm aud served himself
with bottle Of beer 70 complete the
/ likeness.
1t would be so much more iun To
fool the old man the other way. that
Il could. 1 would.
The next day Patterson sought a
man he had become acquainted with
/ through interviewing him. and had
aiterwaFd come 10 know well. and
like, despite the mans misfortune OF
wealth.
/ Newspaper men have few acquaint.
anees outside 81 their own ranks.
Their hours Of labor and leisure
would make IL difficult. even II their
inelmati0ns we're less intensely clan.
nish. still, Patterson did meet and
dine with the millionaire Barker o T.
ca enough 10 keep up a friendship
TINT had considerable warmth.
During their acquaintance, Patter
son bad asked for no flavor" such
ns a millionaire was accustomed L
grant with perfect good nature ans
great frequency TO scores Of com
panions less agreeable than Patter
son.
Patsy always earned good pay
: lie wrote Of spnce and having trg
nsendous facility and some ability
ground out vast quantities o. cop.
and sold most oft. so be did no
have 10 borrow. vet there neve
, came pay day when he could hn
his dinner without first collecting 20
hla weeks HOrk. I; never o.
CURED 10 hlm that there Was eyiden,
: 81 faulty economies il The lnet thl
\ His financial condition WAS cxnctl
the same now as when his earning
we're not one tiJth MS much. HIS vi
the else al nearly every one oi Il
companions. Mind you, avn u,
speaking Of the great men on q
neHspat lcrs, bnt onlyui the nnname
the solliers Ia the ranks, the multi
tnde 81 imprrsonnls, WHO have n
4 bepn long Ia their beds, when v
Nlr. over your coffee, are r"ndit
their work mad giving the praise
blame for Il 60 the paper, not !
y, man
4 Iut this Inns nothing To do vi
!, the story. felt IN the mood Tor
mining that my friend Patters
= was no more imprnyident than
:" kind. 30 not l,e shocked--ihe ne
=, dny be asked his friend Barker
\ credit with his tailor.
\. Barkar-he was n yonng maj
- wrote something on a letter head, !
!, Il n an envelope. addressed Il TO
!, tailor. and handed IL 90 Pnttcrs'
4. with the remark. =.
~ Going 10 get married, Patsy!
M "No. l,e answered. perhaps so
n ofus do get married when we have
~ Get credit Tor the clothes TO do Il
M Tut. mtn even more 20 he conEr'l
~ lated. I'm going 10 dine with the
man, and I'm going 20 TOOL nun
Fool him."
na .tY.s. he wants 20 show his &c
m. crank. and I'm going there ASA dr.
.v ipv.room model Sunday week. !.
Rorlor laughed. Then lshall
az Won. TOR I'll be there.
u. awnl yon2 Q, by the way'
N dine there nlten--whnt . their gam
patterson talked a long time v
M friend nbout the Rogers dinn'
Tor ana wont AWAY thoroughly pos
~ ~ tbe p,oplc he would proba
I'M ,,.ot Vhnt they talked about,
Of their present iads lie learned
or. one ;hing. Tint that set was lnst !.
Ia. interested in hypnotism, when
considered fortunate accident, a
Ind 4 medical friend who was r'al
mr. 4 apecIal study OF it, and ne 6
cram ON that conveniently. ne
tho in 40 some theater every night 'o'
tho donble purpose Of supplying ~"
mt Will smnll.tnlk OF the shows
the studying the dress OF the me. men ne
,Es sa,ps h with tlieater parties.
,me He rorged himself with recent
o,s ma magazine discussions an
ract nut In ten days hnrd, re, s's
,et' work in preparing TO fool 'he
it'l man. .
' "Emmn /" said Mr., Rogers, on
nm. sunday afternoon on his return
,ng ,ha editorial rooms, to which he
NJ, ;nst RIM down 70 see how u
~ ,ro sr GOING" Emma, l am q i,
iisb ,sorried about Patterson.
m rom tho way no lives he saves J
nIa inc and I'm half afraid ne ha'
dress suit. p.,.o,., 4