Deming headlight., 1895-04-02


last Saturday evening, and n Was ru.
mofed on the streets that several rude
remarks were made there regarding this
papcr. Some OF them. Il wns sald, were
great. coarse. uucouth criticisms many
Of which wore almost o ~. Tbs HEAp
ttonr man looked over the momcnla Df
said meeting and then started out 10 In.
teivlow members who were eye witness.
% with view Of locating the guilty
parties and bringing before the bar Of
public opinion.
hr. Flelshman'--ai enjoyed u very
much. The mlrsh after a time became
general The humor WA refined and Of
gentle, harmless character Mr.. Burn.
side was the most amused man ! ever
saw. Ills whole frame YIbraied with mer.
rlment aud he became red Ia ths face
frequently. Above the almost lncessant
rlppies Of mcrtment could be heard, the
tIIyery notes Of Mr.. Stewards wlnnlne
smile as I, rlppled above the audience,
through the ante room and bumped l,s
lonely way down the stairs aud out Into
the Silly night. l did not hear the
liEApLiour menlloned" Mr.. Flolahman
Is real jolly cort Of man.
Mr Pasohal Smlth;--"J think humor
iathe funniest thing I ev,i saw. am
somewhat Of wag myself got oii
some pretty good things that night, but
some OF the others worked on some jokes
which | have had a roceipe for ever
since I wore long lose aud knee pants.
heard no references 70 lha HEADLionr,
except words Of praise" Mr.. Smith 10
truthful almost 10 rashness. He expects
TO have a nice long, curly mua,ache
some day. lie has the place for Il all
ready and IL waiting patiently for Il 10
be occupied.
A young lady said Mrs. ByroE's paper
was just Anwfully personal;" but admit
tod that barring the reference therein so
her aud Mr.. BeaIs out Il was q very hu.
morous and breezy paper. Tho other
ladies all said the same thing, practical
ly, and they were also sure that the
HEADLionT had been compl'monted on
every hand The reporter had pie and
cake @, every house.
Mr. Holiday said he was passive
member, seldom indulgIng IN any mental
disturbance Of any sort He thought,
however that the reason A. Y. Smith
stood up 90 much was 10 avoid bulglng
his trousers on, 50, at the knees Didn't
hear an unklnd word said Of the HEAD.
LIomT, aud soIemnly declared that per.
son who would do such thing, when
the editor was away, sud all that
would strike q woman. Me, Holiday
although little sarcastic at times, has a
wonderfully gcntle and ladyllke dlsposl.
zion and has the reputation OF being al.
most always truthful In what he says.
The Rev. Ethelbert Andrews who, Il IA
said, ID an exceedingly active member
oftho club, said that Il was very pleas
Ing entertainmenll but he was sorry 10
see the drinking song introduced. The
way shoae young men waved those liquor
glasses above their heads indicated
familiarity with the practice and was al
30 suggestive Of Wild and giddy life.
lie tried 70 explain 10 the reportera very
complex parliamentary tangls which he
eaid they encountered. II was bcme,
thing like this; He moved that the sub.
etltuie for a certain clause OF the con.
stltution be adopted a. amended at the
last meeting. Several amendments were
then moved and seconded, 10 amend the
amendment Of the anhptltute for the
original motion, which was 10 substitute
the article referred 70 originally. AL
young man then moved that the words
40 and 90 be Inserted az such aud such a |
place Ia The end substitute 10 the 8rd
amendment 10 the FIRST motion. Others
then assisted In the same manner IN flx. |
Ing the matter up, until the chair finally
overcome BY the heat and case Of hystor-
Yes which were impending at the score.
tafy'e dcsk, asked tie attorney n that
was lawful. So Prof. IIniiou arose aud
made few extemporo remarks without
notes, snd said they had better lel lt 20
AZ that aud that Is the way the matter
stands now he said he thought that
was The way 20 clear matter OF fhat
Kind up 80 All could understand II. The
gentleman did not remember what was
said about the HEsntionr, "you aco,"
sh,d he, "ilrnt one thing would happen
and then another 20 closely Mat Il Is al.
together likely that ! overlooked some
some thlnga that we're said"
Another gentleman who did not Ilkcto
have bis name used, said no had often
wondered why Nero lddled whlle Rome
was burnlngS but be now Understood r.
lie wna trying 70 drive the people away
from she impeudIng Danger The com.
nHses 90 arrangements bad played