The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-07
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young sacred beifer In a sulky, followed
him all through the rest of the parade
and to the very door of his dressing
room. Whole families came from Tran
sylvania-we lay everything that is at
all peculiar here TO Transylvania coun-
ty, such as paupers, etc, and the people
OF Pennsylvania county attribute all of
their Migrants and people with grotesque
morals to Buncombe county-but whole
families, claiming to come from Tran
sylvania county, rode in on three wheels
and red gum pole under the of axle.
looking like the children of Israel after
40 years in the desert. Home was wher-
ever they happened to tie the COW.
One Of these men held my horse for
me while I went to talk with Mr.. Sow
low, the clown, and get some new mat
ter from him to use in England, and
when I got back and gave him the 20
cents to buy cents worth of peanuts
each for his children you should have
seen him. You would hardly guess what
he did
felt the keenest delight in giving it,
and surely it is worth the expense to
gladden. a neglected heart and bring
even swiftly vanishing smile to the
brow Of toll
He stopped down gently and scratched
his ankle and then went away.
The reason he went away was that a
Hon1 NTH n ~, 81, i0f I'd
by l6 pure white horses passed over the
spot just at that moment.
The only thing that can produce an
evidence of emotion on one Of these peo-
pie is the Black Hornet of the Blue
Ridge or Little Typhoid Touch Me Not
of Tennessee. He seems to appeal to such
a mans nature if he can find it quicker
than anything else Of which we know.
saw one of them nine years ago. and
he seemed to be under the influence Of
liquor. At least he was more chatty than
he had ever been before with me. He
asked if had noticed anything peculiar
about his conduct. said yes. 1 had no
ticed that he seemed to spit little
higher than usual and appeared to show
more animal spirits than had ever no
ticed before.
Afterward I learned that he had drunk
up all the alcohol in 16 ounce vial at
DR.. Battles Office containing a taran-
tula He spat out the tarantula because
he "had Just et," he said.
He stepped little higher. and that
was all the effect it had. When a man
of that character removes his feet en-
tirely from the ground while walking.
you may generally take it for granted
that he is under the influence of stimu-
lants.
The concert after the circus was quite
poor. was bitterly disappointed.
While the circus was going on was
greatly annoyed by 80 or 80 young
gents who walked on my person to and
fro selling these concert tickets. / asked
one of them if he would mind telling
me whether it was going to be good. He
took me away where no one could hear
us but the elephant and said: Eyes, you
ask me to be frank with you, and can
see that you are man of keen sensibiE-
ties. You nave travelled great deal and
you wish to know the worst?"
EYES," said 81 can bear il"
"Well," said he, 'then / will tell
you. 1t is good. 1t is first class.
When / got back, large man, armed
with revolver and with his brain on
fire from drink, had my seat.
The concert was mediocre in the ex-
treme.
Some of the female dancers and sing
ers were Of a coarse and wicked nature
They were bold and forward, and the
sweet innocence of girlhood had gone.
That was not the worst of it.
They were men!
tried to overtake the young fiend in
human form who sold me the tickets,