Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-01-02

| t"NiSE 4edIeu tnlJ ne would take NV
matrimonial affairs into his hands To
Their injury. And thus when Roe and
stephens SAID TO me that it was
about time old Rowles had another
dose, agreed that it was, and added
that u should be il good one, ii had
the arrangement oil it.
We We're paying Il good deal of at
tention TO electricity at that time, and
alter some consultation, it was decid.
ed that We would arrange Il battery in
such way, that when Bowlcs who al,
ways carried a scuttle OF coal to Pro
lessor Parry srlass-room at 100 clock
Ut night, should turn the handle of
the door, he should receive a shock
winch would knock him down, overset
INT kettle and make such anoise, that
all within hearing would rush to the
| spot and the whole college would
know that 'them fellers, as he made
= point OF calling all the collegians
mad been trucking him again. And
/! next to being "tricked 'Bowles hated
70 nave II known. 1t took down his
cohceIt Tor day or two, though it
| always made him more splteful, which
was very natural.
| IL wanted but a week to commence
ment, and felt that every moment
| was precious. But it had only been
| that very day that had found Bow
Ies peeping into my writing desk. un
| der pretense oil busting 1t, and had
been reading my last letter from Ger
trude- Therefore, spent quite long
time in perfecting contriyance thai
| would irIghten BoWles nearly out OF
U I 1
| little.
:, About 9o'elock the coast was clear.
Inc professors who had residences
We're gone TO them. Those who slept
ID the college We're in their rooms.
ne steady men were reading In theirs.
WITH Wet towels about their heads.
And We had the han from which Pro.
lessor Parry special room opened to
| ourselves
lJ was quite little task to conceal
eur eohtrlvance, and When We had
done It, we mounted pair or stairs.
ana Ind ourselves in 4 small gallery
that crossed one end oi the hall. 10
observe the success Of our scheme. II
was not quite 10 clock when NJ SAM
some one open Il door III the end 81
the hall
Bowles is early. said.
The figure came on. rarrvinr some.
thing, evidently not scuttlp 81 roal
1T : not Bowles, whispered Roe.
Good Lord, | saypcd. III i The
Professor
1t was indeed. Professor Parry
lie held on his arm large nile II
books, and lie advanced toward Ill
room door. Never before, to ny
knowledge, had IL returned ID tie
college III the evening. after ones leay.
lng ID.
must warn him. .aid
BIZ. u was too late. III bad topcb.
~ M door-knob, and With howl of
terror, feII down Hat, the books Oh
every side ot him, and on tie instant
IN rushed BowIes ana began 10 naEe
q Wild outcry. which brought three
professors and four servants instant.
iy 70 his aid.
They picked thp prnf.u-,,. -, .I
carried him OH ana wbcr rb.,t ,,'ara
gone we stole do,yn irtn,ha L.lr I
took awnv our ahn,,,f,,,tl,, .,,. .,.;'
vance. o''''' !.
aI wi-b Tbad i.,,
anvthing ~ III witl, ; ;,t..- '''ort nag
i one thino ~ niay Win. ~ +
M a'.t7 ~ 70! 'ItN oii boWies,
respect a. III l prn,a. ~ s'I p man
~. M; n " rDiess"r larry, snt- !
father too !" MI Itha f,t' t.oF' F''d'
suffer-" said Poa .W.a.I, 4t,
this leaks ont MI. IIao,a, 'lei !
don,t u i, Van L :" ilsa Een s"ks.
Vas + PLEAS Nh ' III ~ say ~
had III. a. do,ili,i.I. i
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