Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-18

Thor Ufuthora now =" ho h'eAtNN'
She had been to church. As sho
walked home she looked up and saw
Muldoon.
From tho very beginning women have
liked big Von-mcn who arc physically
liy-and when they by sorno accident
do care for httlo mon is ton 20 d tho
brains are big. 10 every woman, and
woman Is NJ heart an u~ncivilizod cren.
ture, there il a certain pleasure IN the
knowledge that a man can, II hc wants
70, kill you with q blow. Tho womau
who has not had this sensation D. the
one who has cultivated tho original
woman out of herself and b. busy ncnruh'
ing for fresh emotions. Consequently
Hercules Is 20 u woman moro hclutitll
than Adonis. and u sho admircs "a inan
who mentally Is strong, q thousand
times moro does she care for tho man
who can " he will govern by physical
strength and become what Swiuburuo
calls "King Of Pain" You can't deny
this, nor explain 1t, but is true.
Tho churchgoing young woman WHIT
met Mr.. Mulduon was iuquisitiyc, and
sho mado up her mind that she was go
ing TO get some points ON bigness aud
beauty from him; so with tho nudacity
OF the fox terrier, tho dog Of tho day,
she asked;
"Mr. Muldoon, what constitutes a per.
fectly made many
zone whose neck, b.cCps aud calycs
all measure the same"
II was u bit impairment, brit that Is
the prcrogatiyo Of u woman and w She
asked, "Do yoursf'
Aud he quietly answered, YES
Then sho inquired, what Is the
reason that as one walks in Now York
one notices that tho women are larger,
look moro healthy, walk better, aud
from q physical standpoint arc better
specimens than the monf'
"Wcll," said he, ''tho trouble bcginf
with tho caro- Of tho boy whom no Is a
Attlo chap; everything here iB sacrificed
80 tho cultivation Of tho intellect, and
the small boys physical condition isn't
paid much attention 10. You see the
sons Of rich mon who arc weak, miscr.
ahlo specimens. killing Themselves with
cigarettes, smaller and less strong THAI
their sisters aud having no strength
physically. A good many Of them arr
towards. Train o boy morally aud
physically first, and his brain will 70.
fpond when you call on II. Train tho
brain at tho expense OF tho body aud
you have Just such specimens OF man.
hood ~ you laugh at"
mir. Muldoon. when You got n man
down and are looking him straight IN
the eyes and know that you have him
almost insyour power, what arc yor
thinking Of
81 an thinking only OF ono thing, anl
that is whore | can best got q hold d
him aud how can best keep him whor.
want him to be-"
Thnn,he was asked, GLOW long hay,
you boon an Gth.ictoy'
"Sinc6I was fifteen years old, and
am now forty.one. / weigh 2l5 pound
In my clothes, POS In fighting trim, or, u
the say ia the south. ia the bun. Ate
was thlrty.tyo years old 1 allowed my
self 10 gain ten pounds, because nlte
that ago l think o man needs q littl
moro flesh. | have mover used tobacg
md | don't drink.
what do l think Of women To b
quite honest, | am q little afraid VI then
they are not so trustworthy rs horses q
dOgsj What kind Of u woman do | lik,
like n womanly woman, a woman VII
g. gentle aud airactiouAto aud who ism
loud. Ike n woman whose face
clean, not daubed all over with roug
and powder. ! like woman who has
little bit Of consideration FOR a man, au
who, while he is viking to give her d.
votion and love, Is ready TO return
with affection and kindly thoughts.
'But do you want mo 10 tell you win
ia killing half tho population Of III
countryi'
Tho iuquisitiyo ono said she did-st
was u seeker for knowledge.
at IS tho vile air that Is In the car
boats, hall the houses and hotels, and
all the places OF amusement. You g
IN q paTlor car, -dthcre Is one person
that car an invalid, or u woman, wi
insists on having all the v~outilato
closed, and you have got TO SIT, possib
sleep In that foul air, breathing IN Il
diseases that everybody else has, II tn,
would spend lea5 money or making
car handsome aud moro on making
hoalthful, there would not be half
much wiekldness as there Is, for VIII.
men and women Rro thoroughly w
there Is not much chance Of their goii
wrong"
"But about womcnT
al think there arc lO1 good WON
TO ono good man, and whore a WON
makes u mistake 1t usually is tho faj
Of a mar. II Is perfect nonsense, ho
ever, shooting such creatures, as
have heard Of lately, They ought TO
caught by the napo Of their necls a
tossed out OF Il window and left TO {
eloug rs best they can
"Who is your i~ayorito actori'
"Mr. Booth
"What are your fayorito ilowors?'
"Violot5."
"What IS your favorito colurg'
"Pulo blue
Aud thon, with u characteristic iul
from flowers and coloys, tho inqaisit'
n asked, AT u prize light do Il
spill much BLOODY
mo" said Muldoon; "the amount
blood spilled Is usually very much
aggcratcd, When Sullivan fought /
rain, On July s, 1850, tho fight lasted {
hours and oightcob minutes, and In
wasn't enough blood shed TO ontir
lealn u pocket haudkerchiof,-A Won
New York Sun.