Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-02-08

flushed with ~" wine thar th"v grew
| hilarious. Tho C;r threw Goblpts mp
| On the stone floor iuSt to hear the
mnsic Of the breaking oIassa She
and the Young man ate ss4,siwitches
and crackers fr.,m oach otasSsh@nths
rhon they grow hold-l-GssRssSsSS3 bse.
unant att If II" tw warad dis ~ full
in the extreme
HOW IS THIS.
Vice said to -fnnortnr to-day
that everything published in regard to
the di~rraccfn' cordnct of certain per-
sons towards morning VS. tr,te
SIT was sim'lv scandalons.i' said
Vice. ''T saw conduct there" b. con-
timed. "that DO not believe anv of
the sporting women Of the town would
be guilty of in rnhlir saw the
daughter Of wealthy citizen int"xi-
Gated. and she acted in y most scandal
ous manner. During the festivities she
rushed MP to a woll-known yonng man,
threw fer arms about his neck. gave
him a smotherinr hug and exclaimed :.
ooh Jack. how love YOU"
Vice confirmed the sensational stor-
les which have been told about the dis
graceful conduct Of the society buds
and their heaux.
THE AIR FULL OF LEGS AND LACEs.
Williams said TODAY that he wit
messed several little scandalOus affairs.
which even bro ught the bushes tn his
hardened cheeks. He had occasion to
90 into the basement about half-past 8
o'clock. and in one Of the rooms down
stairs he saw a dance that would throw
Lottie Cnllins' celebrated "Boom de
ay" quickstep deep into the shade.
''It was the oavest dance that ever
looked npop. said williamson. 1.-The
air was literally IN OF legs and laces
Three women were darcinr at once
and they had evidently drank just
enough champagne to make them
reckless. II seemed to me that they
were trying to see which one could
kick the highest.
CAPTURED THE COMMITTEE ROOM.
''Dick" MAY. a Young man whom
everybody in town knows. is an attache
Of the Legislature. II is his duty to
take charge of the hills and segregate
them FOR the hinderv
Nav has room all BIZ himself for |
this purpose. but he is evidently not |
the ONLY man with kew TO it. For |
several weeks he had hcen EMPLOYING !
his time putting tho bills in separ tie !
piles on the great table in the center |
Of the room
The morning ''aftnr the BALI May |
went to his room and found these hi l. !
scattered in confusion AL over the
floor To Use his owa lnnCuage, il
ookrd as if the carpet had been buried
n snow
There were evidences of festivitv on
he table and all about. to prove that
his was one of the rooms which The
ne private "fpnds' that marked the
notable occasion.
Drunken MEN AND WOMEN.
McCranev still has "a nose for news
lie tod TIL Bee man that several
MEMBERS of the Lagislature had in
ormed him that they had witnessed
ONE most dtsgraoeful scenes in Va
ious parts of the hnilding on the
light Of the State dance. A marty of
enators and Assemblvmen who went
own stairs to eat at the second table
,ad encountered a large party of
runken men and women. who were
citing in most disgraceful manner
NOT HALF TOLD.
The Bee did not tell Ona-h half Of what
as known to its reporters in its ac-
cunt OF the supner and the can-can
roceedinrs connected Herewith. and
lis was also a subject of surprise
mong persons convershnt with the
acts. The wife of a prominent legis-
tive official told the Rev. Walter Fl
augh, pastor of the Fourteenth
rect res " tiiau Siitit'H VI ooe' q
lento. that The Bee was too lenient
its statements and did not tell half
le truth. She sail that she herself
NV Young woman intoxicated at
le table, and behaving in "a very
nladylike and shameful" manner.
Platt has inst received a thousand
allar stock of hats that he is selling
irl cheap.
Assemblyman Crisler is once more
bic TO he in his seat