The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-27
NE kNEr 700 Mrcn
A Tounr Man On IIt- Wedding Tel, r...,.
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| .. 'roa N, Cttorgo Es,nirg Pcs.
G, +, Daily, general passenger agent o, tbs
| Lake, Eric and Western road reccnfiy nads
trip through tho Western country During its
| Union Depot at kansas civ rreparatory tS
| proceeding to Denver, The west bound trains
| were receiving their IA sSenrsrs talI VIII
| dressed man with a lady on his arm nresently
| approached the rear sleeper on the nuritTr.
| tQn tram. Mr. DAYS experienced eys toId
| him at O. glance. That they wore bride and
EiT GoGG Tho without hesitation OF inquiry o. ANY
! bride up the, steps OF tho Pullman slrrper
when the conductor demanded his tickets.
., On, have got my Tickets all right" re-
piled the tourist know where ain going.
and don't need to show my ticsets 20 you
you replied the conductor arahly but my
Instructions are not to allow any one to get on
4" There is no law to make mo show YOU NV
tickets" growed the man. havn't got 10.
and don't mean to. tell YOU. know whrrG
| an going have got my tickSts, ana am XII,
to Iae9 care OF myself. ] am no!ay OF; o. my
' am sorry" aGain rcplinl tho c,ndn,,or.
S0 n,,egy GGuo nv i9s!ruriilnS are l"r.
other passengers into the car"
OH show him your tickets. dear. and do
not make AL this fuss a, about SO simy = 4a;
"No;. viii not" replied tho aentic,nan. Il
over this thing don PROPOSE to back down.
know where am going aud how to take care
There Ia our superintendent OF car service
you may sleAk to him A. out this matter"
ofiicer approach. III he says you can Goaril
the car WITHOUT showing your ticket, why II
What is the trouble here ?" asked the nar
superintendent ne he came uD to soc what tue
altcrcatlon was about
my ticket before board the car. ,rerlri IA"
man. e l say haven't got to. and do not mean
tf TO-, Know where am going and am nos 10
Have YOU got your tickets" as}oj the
Yes: have them in my pocket all right [
Have you got your sleeping car tlckct?""
l"s; have II all right in my pocket. II -
Tor section L. know what | um doing, tel
supeint Sndent il he h%s Ms ,skets a. 'iS
says ne has II is not rth VIII le conlerdng
other passengers"
The conductor stepped aside and let tho
salchel as no did so Presently the Train
pulled out ot the depot and wNs speeding
conductor began to collect tho Tickets in iiiS
sleeping car. As he q ld so he noticed that all
Immediately surmsed tSai tH there Vas SnI r" ~"
out OF place somewhere. and that there w"ulI
be more fun with the obstrererous passenger.
He kept his counsel to himself however and
went on with his coleetions. When he reached
section : he took the tickets q the two
friends. saw that thcy wero for that sees
tion-ior the upper md lower herths respect.
into a certainty. Without asking the nan
again for his tickets he passed through all tho
other sleeping cars on the train. took IN all
cupied without leavi ng any for his friends le-
turn ing to the car where they sat he found the
regular train conductor entering by the other
door. and waited till he reached the seat which
the couple occupied.
Tickets. please" demanded the train con-
ductor.
The man drew forth his pasteboards. and the
conductor examined them closely.
remarked rem the econ eondpctGr as he folded them ~
route to Denver from Kansas City Your tickets
Tickets. please" put in the sleeping car
the mans discontinue. These tickets ar
not for this train. They read by a different
road altogether: lop have made mistake in
What, is the fire from Kansas City to
Denyer'" asked the man.
The tsrs l. SlS r. replied the train con-
The money was counted out without a wo-l.
Can you sell me a berth ?" asked the man.
" / am very sorry. but every berth on this
train Is sold. The best can do for you Is to nut
you in chair car. There are few seats SIN
man z traps 10 the chair ear"
On reaching the door OF tho car the man
~ b oo ana IN tone o. voice loud enough
Conductor, at the suggestion OF this Lady.
my wife, | want to mako you a humhls
apology for my hoggishness for refusing to
show you my tickets in the first place. Ties
was no occasion for 1t. thought could take
eare q myself hut now I ind ! cannot.
more than deserve. want 10 apology ns
publicly "a tho offence was committed. You
have acted tho gentleman all through tNis.
i ought"