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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
HORTlCULTURISlS MEET.
Constitution Adopted - arrangements
for Convention Ia Uc,ubrr Next

for Convention iu Uciubrr Next
The Sal, Lake County Horticultural
association held IT. meeting 10 tho
county court house ON Saturday altef-
noon, President Callahan ia tho chair.
Jphu H. Fags acted ~ sv"rolary,
The constitution and bylaws OF the
society were read u.sgussel aud
adopted.
A committee N three WAS appninled
60 geIupa circular letter. aud 10 re-.
quss, Tue uyvsl Hprr- TO p-b th 40,
catuug Tor Ter nriai oluvu..
ton 10 meet In Salt Lac Ciiy
dufiug TIE coming Dt Ober Far, Tor
ttr Iuuusu %. organizing a lv,at.Tat
assluial on AM iriu'u. iprwA,u no
nOratuIIugal interests OF the lerritIy
A mt 90 tina. ., ,euu,rY lIu feu
Inspector be requeslr. 70 atceTtA ana
STATE the Iesulls OF tie deputy insltC.'
ut's LAHORE, ana give tho society sue
Information Ms he could 10 aid tue ass.-
citation, was carried.
County Inspector sm tn, o' DAYS
county, reported his eXp,iItuus lu nee
spraying ia HE COUNT, sutrr uu be-
lluyed gteAt good hau b Nuio.
SeveTrl members OF % u- ucialiou
EpoEr automatically lhr itult ln'
uustTy "a the good luat oill he az
complained by tuvtoush UIskuizauuu
and - stemslic work, The association
then adl suTnud ~ September ISL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

NEW YOWi. Aug. The week
opened Ia Wall street with fairly so.
i've sptculaiOu, but heavy. Prices
generally declined . q l. sugar re.
uedtu j.
Aittr II O'Clock the market was
.lrong on well .u,iuutsd business.
-uSar tu,o per cent; cad preferred,
u
SHARE values were lower Aier mi
Iay. The dealing iu sugar was less y
yuume tuAu uiual, OWING - the tariff
Iop rts. The general is. closed weak,
gfsngers b'iug dUwu 80 J On tho day,
the latter in huIllugIa.,
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The New Sheep Route.

The officers uf the Titan Wool.
growers association were q, meet, by
arrangement, with the county vOur, ~
O'Clock This afternoon, NO onsller tho
question OF the rev sleep route
through tho county. 40 tue h4ur
name Il the parties We're just beginning
To muster.
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nnrd,rsd, III, M robbed.

TUinLU, Colo, Aug. D. - John
sehUdu, an unmarried German, iofty
years of age anu for twelve Yeas pact
blacksmith helper NJ tue Steel works,
was murdered this afternoon. He has
been nviug alone Ia the rear Of sms u
house Ia the most ifuquented part OF
Bessemet. About O'Clock this alter.
noon, Mfs. Martin, a neighbor, heafJ
pistol shot anu looking out saw n
negro man aud woman running away
from the direction OF SonOde's house.
No talistuCtJry motive can DO as
signel Tor tbs crime, as IA the deau
mau's pocket bis money, $50, aud his
watCn were found.
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FINE ART Ar THE FAIR.
Citizens Asked 10 Exhibit Private Col
ltclious VI rlclurcy

superintendent Sazrs, Of he nae art
department Of the D. \. Al NJ. society
started out ON CANVASS I'D pug prom
inen, citizens todry with --vir- 70
getting ihsir pefmission 10 display
collections Of beautiful and valuable
pictuies sat tie O,ming Territorial Fair.
Mt Matt H. wHlaeT was ths fut
gentleman approached on tho question
aud he readily consented tor his tB bo
usoi a. Indicated. lie hasa very Due
collection aud oGr OF which he might
we'll be proud. There IL scarcely any
doubt that other public spirited ciiiEens
viii follow IN the wake VI Me-. Walkef.
Mt soata stated tnls afternoon tuAt
no intended 10 spend n good deal Of
time Ia securing private pictures the
nf2t iow dAys ana Keep on until no
was nssufud that the rne art depart
urnt would be- ihu attraction Of tho
Falr, Without private pictures no does
not believe u would be such, tut with
them he think, u most uutAptunng
scuuc Oi beauty eau . created.
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The TARIFF WORK.
Democratic ConIsr1ls TGIng 10 Reach
An Agreement,
COAL AID rRoS ORE TAKEN Ur.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 0,-Tho Demo.
cratic tanti conferees today fesume1
work, trying to reach an agreement
Ate O'Clock no progress had been
made.
Secretary Carlisle has recently been
cnl'ei into frequent consultations. Ga
Saturday night he made certain sug.
gestions concerning the Authoritative
features OF tho proposed r1mpfumIse,
and 10 IA understO0d the conference has
been considering their hearing upon
the question nj issue. The coal aud
iron orc questions have been tahon ~.
it Il Understood the Senate couirfees
have indicated their willingness 10
make concession ne 70 the time the
duty shall continue. but not Co lesson
the amount. They are understood 60
be holding 0ut for the terms % the
House bill.
The Louisiana senators arc demand.
ing the continuation of al least part Of
the sugar bounty f0r this prgtoat Year.
There IL increased talk VI puuiug a
free sugar It'll IA tbs case Of the failure
Of thutafil bill, which 10 ptoU1oly iu-
tended largely 10 bring the Lguislana
senators into line.
When the tariff confcfoUs took re-.
rcss for lunch today the House con-
fefces seemed 10 think an agturm-nt
was la sign. The Senate clu'eroes
and those souators,wlth whom they al.
visu and consult seemed 10 think tat
the pfospsc's were not w. bright anu
tnat ultimate disagreement will be re-
ported. IL was also stated that within
tbs next two days a report VI either
agreement or uitag feemrut must be
made. Coal and iron orc were the
articles In dispute today. The contest
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Thr Tmpress ~ Chinn Aground.

LOSDON, AuE.6,-rhe British steam.
" kmpres- VI CHINA, Captain Atcni,
balu, irum Vancouver, via Yokohama,
for Shanghai, II ashore NJ the latter
port II Will be necessary ~ dsuhurg,
all tue cargo before sue can be iloatrI.
ruo Empress Of China Ii yrsf,l o.
8JOJ tOus register anu In regular
tT"ueT between Vancouver and CbInA
anu japanese ports. Sue belongs 10
the Canadian Pacific Company.
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90 July /, 1897. Governor Hughes is
Of the opini0n that the bill Will have 10
O changed 10 provide for a rev CON
siutiou bsfofe II can pass the Senate
rnis opinion hs bases upon the opposi'
ton he ilnds 10 exist in the Senate u
the constitution auOptu In 1881, on &C.
count Of the irrigation and siiver pay
ment features.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

Wellington to D'pver t'i. ny
bl, ycs By the program fixed the
IN s,vnSeis will leave tue executive
mausion nj II o'clock ncon touay, and
10 ~ ex pertpd the enCl tol will uu d.
iivef,d by relays 10 you at Denver on
the IAN insi,, II noOu"
After tbs nr.t mile the relays will
be uompIsvi Of two msu al pl0k ups.
live miles apart.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
Good Rain at Tooele.

Beginning aboutl:3J yesterday (Sun.
day. Riternooa u splendid rAlnstorm
sot nj TOoUle aud eI,euIei over a
goodly PORTION " the county. The
early part NJ the day was Hultry aud
hot AMI the heavy shower was mucu
appreciated anu was very beneficial
to late crops, especially those not de-
pendent on irrigation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

WAsmSorOS, Aug. B.-rostmalttr
John w. Hammofle, Cotton, Cal.
Justices-Amos NJ. Thayer, Mis-.
sour, v. 3. oltcuit Judge, Eighth ~
diciai circuit; James d. Porter, u. =.
district judge, Eastern aud Middle die
trictf, Tennessee, vice d.. NJ. Key. r..
signed; IA. 3. Prieal, u. 3. Judge, Eat
utn district, Missouri.
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Arizona Rnd new Mexico May Have Co
Wait hnd tie Patient

WAsluNurON, Aug. with the
session OF Congress drawing TO close
and all attention likely to be conce o.
traIeu upOn the latiii bill, It Is not COT
sideTed probable lhat the Senate will
act upon either the Arizona or New
Mexico stIIe bills, before final adjourn.
menl, luis was the understanding
wnen the bills were reported from the
committees on territories. The dates
VI admission In the case OF Arizona
anu tns constitutional convention 10
toe case OF New Mexico nave ueen 40
DE SIRED m the senate bills that no
change Will be necessary in case Of post.
ponemenI. The proylslon In the
Atizina bill Ia for the admission on the
fret OF August 1895, whils tue oonven.
uon IN New MeX,0J ls MT TO meet un.
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the rrics of goid.
LoNDON, Aug. g. the price Of gold
at BurnOs Ayres t0uay h 2Bi.


WAsuuNuIOS, d. g., Aug. d.
johnson, Democrat, Of Ohio, uAs pre-.
svntud 10 the House memorial pray.
ing for tue lmpsach mrut ~ Augustus
j. RicEs, Judge oi the northern district
Of Ohio.
Gfotyeuor lRcpublicAn, Ohio) stated
that IN his opinion The charges arose
out " a Misunderstanding. lie knew
nothing personally about the iacts, buI
tnsught it wound De a matter " rfO-
iouuI 'urpfisr & the bAr Of ohio, II
any stain was found on Judge Rick.
Tie memorial wa. referred ~ the com.
mittev on judiciary.
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Richyille Fined 1925.

II. O.. Hichvile was tued In the
police court this afternoon on a charge
OF oarryiug on a second hand business
without license. Ho plead not
guilty but was found otherwise aud
assisted IA the sun Of S2j. He nme.
dlattly gave notice o. sn supsal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

NEw ORLEANS, Aug. GA new
political movement known as the
White Supremacy League, has been
insuguraled In Opelousas 81. Landry
parish. The purplru OF the league 10 to
secure thvsupremscy Of white voters IN
all negro communities, the negro vote,
It being cuarged, having n oJrrupting
Influence 10 elections anu being "a
munacing danger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

CHICAGO, Aug. 6-Aon. Charles
Denby, United states minister %
CHINA Bud dean Oi the diplomatic
corps At PcklBg, while Ia Chicago en
route 10 hia home town, Evansville,
Iud., while declining to talk about the
war, spoke very euterlmnlugly about
the Chinese people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

KANSAS CRY, Aug. O.--Alyln IL,
Go,sard, Tor the GUssatd investment
company this moming ilul deeds Of
Assignment for the bsnent VI rus cred
placed ~ S32l 85D, auI the lisDilHivs At
Sl07 2s3. Inc losers are mainly Ia
New England.
Bad loans and strlngout times arc
SAID 10 have causrd the collapse.
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LONDON, Aug. D, -- Tins British
steamer Lismore Castle collided with -
German steamer, suppueel To be- the
Porto Allegro, on SunIay, In n thick
iog. The stern OF tho Li-moru Castle
was crushed IN the water line, and she
put baCk'to Plymouth. IL Il believed
the German steamer fouuderuI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

RoME, Aug. O.--Slx anarchists were
arresIeu while hOlliug secret o1nieT-
snce more last evening, lt Is estimated
that 900 anarculss arrested Ia rails
the lssl two months viii No tsportrd.
Filty nave been already sent ~ Naples
In embark for MaseJwnh, In tho Red
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

ROME, Aug, Gin the papd ency-
clical letter addressed 10 the Brazilian
bishops his holiness urges the bishops
20 educate anI enlighten the people
with all the means at their command,
Ignorance, he says, ia tho capss Of the
eYila OF today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
ruE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RELAl

schedule Arranged nv a. .. hlacL Of
the Illinois Division D.. a. W.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. B.-ATthur ID.
BLACK, OF jacksonville, vice consul Ui
the Illinois division l.. A. w. has
arranged n schedule for tho Washing
,on- Denver relay which starts today
Il noon. He figures that N the roaus
anu weather are favorable this dine
will be beaten by twentY.iour hours.
The schedule showing the distance
from Washington, time OF arrival ut
cities named and the date, being as
iOllowt!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

BuRLiNurON. lows, Aug. d.--C. G.
Campbell ana wife were drowned last
night In the river ut the heal Of Rush
Island. They were In a sail bost which
cnpslEed. Campbell ami his wife sank
IA sacn others arm, and never rose.
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r,eIlenentInln e ION rIl.

CHICAGO, Aug. g. There was great
otuitomeutin the ooru u On tns board
~ Trade today. Corn advanced about
u ceuis last week and neatly cents
per bushel moe was addb4 today.
Professional traders have suffered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
DlNCING ENDs wIrn uUaDEn.
Two noJs Come tiope Late aud Hiii
Thetr FATHER

CHICAGO. Aug o. - Henry Whit.
man u dying NJ county hospital
this morning alter spendiug tue night
alta dance. Air. Whitman upbTaiued
the boys for staying our 10 long. They
oue p,uHged skni'e into tho uid mans
stomach, producing n ifighilul WOunI.
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TmE cOnLAN WAR.
Munitions Of War -hipped From EuE.
INN.


LONDON, Aug. B.-rwO fast vessels
LETT England Saturday, lying tho
spanish nag. Another Will follow In
low days. These three vessels are
partly fitted out M ctuisoTa AMI viii
Ue transferred on the high seas 10 thu
Japanese government All munitions
Of war TOW lgauing, both lot Chlnaand
japan, clear under the spanish nnd
Portuguese tl'gs.
THE JApANEsE MlSisTER MOnnED.
SHANGHAI, Aug. q, 1915 "a. NJ
Letters from Colonel Won H,nnskin,
tue former allie de CAM 10 the Chino'e
ylceroy, Ii Hung ChauH, confirm the
reports OF the insubUriInatiUn OF the
Chinese troops aboard the transport
l<ow Shing. IL Ia believed the all.
daviis made by Captain Gslswofthy
and Chief officer Tamplan, " the kOw
Shiug, were BlgnBl by cOmpulslOu.
Captain dalswOfthy eud companion
were taken from Chemulpo 10 ShsebJ,
JAY 20, Rnd released ON Angus; An.
QuArteTmRster Evangelist IL still la
tue hospital suffering from his wounds.
Denmark IL demanding the release
OF Herr Muhlenbledi, n p ssengef on
the despatch boat Tsao Nlaug, captured
by the japanese on July %.
While tho Japanete miuia.er ncc3m-
panied by his suite Pnu the Japanese
consul, were leaving 1ien Tsien Aug.
g, they were attacked by Chinese
soldiers, " no siezed the baggage anu
threatened them win prtsDuhl ylu-
lenee; but Viceroy III Huug Chang
quiokly cent ivrce OF troOus 10 The
scene ana supple SD the riot.
RUSSIA READY 10 trEp IN.
CHICAGO, Aug. g. 90 TIE POa's
Washington SPECIAL says Russia Is
planning 10 grab one u toe must de-
sirable porls OF Core, AMI establish
sovereignty over IL. The reason Tor
Russia's move Il her dssire Tor s0uJn.
etn port which will 10 upuu ~ her
commerce throughout the year.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. The grand
stand Al the PnualulpniA baseball
ptounds Is burning. The entire stfue-
tute 10 threatened with destruction.
Tho PhiladelphiA oaSo ball grand
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06
REGISTRATION BEGUN.
About Ons Hundred Sub,cribs to the
Two OAthr nuring the Day.

Joseph Cohen, registrar Tor salt
Lake county opened his Office on Frat
South street, usar Wet Temple street,
his morning, sud during the day regis-
tered about pue hundred men. All
cut oue took btt1 0f the Oaths pre-
,oribed by the UiAh Commission.
Mr Conn has IA the ONCE assislan.s
from tbs various precincts ~ iollDWfl
Fust Pee nct-A. NJ. CAanOu IT,.
SECOND lT'uluu II. NJ. BstfAu.
Third PTrclnct-G. A. Gibbs.
Fourth Pftuluc y, u. Eldisdge.
Fiilh PrcCinrt-W. IA. Lets,
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Ih. Mo- ana Il.rhor nIII.

WABmSuToN, Aug. B.-rhc confer.
once report On the river aud hafuor
Oill has been agreed 10 by the Senate.
THIS completes the bill and u goes TO
tue pfrnIdnnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-06

NEW fOHK, Aug, Ezra PuregO d
Co., dealers ~ mems furnishing gOous,
assigned lOdpy without preference
The liabilities Are shout Ss5O,OOO.
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No sroai, SESSION
niit introduced bT RrprsssntNtivo
Richards of Onto

wAsHIS0rDS, Aug. 6.-llspresents'
tive Richards, u OHIO, To-Day Intro.
uucod bill providing that all sss'ions
Of committees aud executive sessions
~ the Senate shall be open 10 the pub
lie.
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Name city. Distance. Arrivals. Date.
Warrington llUIm Aug, o.
Cumberland MI To- go am Aug,
Eastern Tine
wheeling. viva go ss8pm Aug
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-29
WAS A MUSCULAR PERSON.

so Hugiisb Divine Who Put an End to
IN Original swindic.
A curious case was discussed In m
English court recently. says the
Jewelers. Weekly. IL Involved
question whether intentional accap-
tion was practiced in labelling
watch and chain as "Gold Watch and
Chain" The obvious meaning of
the wording, and one 10 which no
exception can be taken, was chat
both the articles we're OF gold A
clergyman passing the store In the
window OF which they we're displayed
saw the sign: Gold Watch and
Chain. price II, | Is. Cd" (about Si.5O.
Considering the bargain uncommonly
cheap, he opened overtures for q
purchase Before. however. putting
upon 1t the final clinch. he demanded
u written guarantee that the quality
OF both watch and chain was exactly
as represented. Thrust into an ugly
position the dealer was forced TO
confess that the signs phresaology
was deceptive; the chain was not
| gold The admission in thk instance
] W On no
man made some strongly perti-
mont remarks. Angored at being
entrapped and demonstrated with.
the store-keeper threatened to eject
his inluisitor, But he male sad
error in enrsglng the clerical custs.
mer, who, 1t appears. had passed the
university with flying oolors as n
finished athlete
Look here" said the old gymnast.
81 don't want to take advantage Of
you. but II you lay finger on me III
trim you round the shop. You may
take some persons to be old women,
but you are in tho wrong box this
time"
Further the would be eicctor did
not venture A policeman was sum
moned and the dea er arrested. The
magistrate tinod him. aitor which nc
coursed his way home, a sadder aud
much wiser man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-29

Peat diggers at Cavend,sh, Strad-
more, Ireland, have made remarlsa-
bic discovery. At depth Of nearly
twenty-five feet they have unear he'd
u stratum of what NJ pears TO be pure
butter. i he vein varies in thick
oess from one to seven inches, and is
mon bar soap Geologists who have
visited the locality OF this wonderful
lind say that IL is simply layer OF
mineral wax, but the workmen still
dec are that "indade, it's a bog of
butter" IL the stratum proves TO be
extensive it will probably be utilized
in the manufacture of soaps and
candles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-29


Marine Engineers do Not Always Re
c%ive just Praise.
The marine engineers OF the lakes
DO not always get the praise that is
due them. If n steamer is in distress
IT requires careful judgment on the
part of both captain and engineer,
aud as great bravery as has ever been
witnessed on any waters of the world
has been exhibited by engineers on
lake craft With clear head they
have stood at their post, and when
the vessel has gone down the engin er
has stood 10 his post of duty and per
lshed. The chief engineer is require,
to ass a rigid examination under the
United States laws IL takes him
long years of careful study
to get chief engineers papers, and
when they are in his possession the :
nave a meaning TO him that prompts n
devotion to duty and induces him to
brave any danger When 1t looked as
II there would be war between the
crnvention of marine engineers in
Washington C ". A d legaiion
from the convention waitcl uppa the
secretary of war with Instructions u
ten nder him the services OF every man
in the convention. Every one of tn en-
was willing to risk his life for his
country. The Uaited Statcs can de-
pend upon that noble class OF men
the marine enginecrs-in time OF war
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RUCKtNO pRONCOS.
There's More Excitement Than Fun
Riding the Brutes.

There's More Excitement Than Fun u
Riding the Brutss.
Many re) pie have an idea that 10
ride - In king D. onco 8 the co " bows
Height, but they're badly inis,aKen
There's no fun IN it. When n thor.
oughbred rcars and prances there's no
jar in IL, and | rather like TO have one
40 it if | am riding. But when n
bronco buck, aud jumps into the air
aud comes down stiff legged, with his
feet planted together, tnat jars every
bone in the riders boly, esp ciail,
the backbone, and is apt to make him
feel pretty sick in short order.
My first experience with buck
ing bronco cured me of the idea that
there was fun in IL. | had heard that
the cowboy ALWAYS locks his spurs
under the bronco's belly at such times,
and so did the same. Well, the spurs
went through the horse hair chinch,
and the bronco kept bucking 80 long
as they stat there. | couldn't get
them out till two men came to helI
me.
The proper thing to do when bron'
co bucks is to keep your spurs away
from him, balance yourself forward
or backward in the saddle according
to the way he jumps, aud gr.p hi IL
we'll between your knees. You have
10 let him buck till he gets tired OF Il
or tinJt ont ho can't get you OFF.
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A eHp PREDicAMENr.
Tho Girls Surprised thS, Young Mar
Asleep on = Parior Sof

The Girls Surprised tbS, Young mau
Asleep on y Parior sof.
A very amusing story is told con-
cerning prominent young Louis
willie society man who visited Chicago
during the worlds fair. lie was
boarding at the home of relatives
while there, and. as large crowds came
flockiug In during the last week, he
was 30 accommodate ting as to give up
his room and sleep on n sofa in the
parlor.
One morning he oversight hi.~seif,
md, as his door was unlocked, what
was his surprise to find three p city
Louisville young women enter the
room. lie had presence of m,nd
enough to roll under the sofa, and
back into n dark corner, before they
threw open the shutters. But, al
though he had tucked himself away,
he had neglected to hide his clothes,
VIII ch were thrown across rocking
chair. The girls saw the clothing,
but, believing they had been left
there accidentally by the lady Of the
house, thought nothing about them
and began q lively chat about I'll,
matters of the day.
The young man did not mind his
tmprisonment at first, buS grew vcrg
nervous as the minutes gradually
heightened into hours He stood Il
[ for two hours. but at last grew SO ex
asperated that he thumped upon th'
/ floor, and meekly put his head ou
rom under the sofa and asked th'
young women to leave him until b.
put on his clothes II is needless u
say that their embarrassment wal
great. and that none OF them men
iiJnen II while in Chicago, but, as tn,
young man has since recovered fror
the shock. H. has been unable to re
stra n himseif from telling few
friends OF his awkward predicnmen,