Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-06-13

" De pfeuy well & 'OOmrd.
Round three, said the mild young
man.
The fleming and lodging berar
again. The lights were verv bad
they g'eamed and fickpred iDcess.
antiy, aud It made the eyes ache tc
l""k at them, hut no one locke AWAY
from tie screen. AS the thing wen,
on the men seemed les. and less like
shadows.
Round three, said the mild Young
a
iEere was something in the ghost
idea after all. The whole thing Was
SO sh"dowy-yet real, wildly. dreai-
fully real.
The ghosts struck each other cow.
and at every blow the greaf theatre
full Of people gasp d with delight.
Give 1t 20 him, jim, Yelled n nov in
the gallery.
s ak linn. Fig, shouted "a man a,
he raj. Ugh-ngh-ugh, grunted the
f'g man win the diamond. He WAS
Ike sone great savage apimal in t,a
nndtsEnl,e enj vmrnt. The yellow
youug man with him wAe Transform
ti. His great bullying eyes shone.
lie SAT up straight, a2d with every
l"nge OF the fighters arms his tbin
>toop shoulders lunged viciouelv.
A cynical eyed man, who sat near
the yeilow pale man, Judged his com
p~anion.
That fellows having lots Of fun. /.
tghIing by proxy, he said.
here, said the motherly woman.
That's bloOd-s"e on his face.
First flood for jim, yelled a boy in
he gallery.
Ihump him, Fi;z. shouted a man at
the rail.
Why, said n Of the smart vounp
women, he's bleeding. Let me see III.
l~lasses, these liSht- shake so-yes. If
IS hlOOd-that dark pot.
Really? safd another Of the smart
young ~Omen
Round eight, said he mild young
nan.
"Regu'a'e your focus. you up there
AID d man in the pa1Qler. He
TODD In his place, and called 70 the
nan at the slide. I'VE cau't half spe'
'Regulate y"ur focus or give US
- money back
He
Tie Was a Very respectable lrOkinc |
nan with d pointed heard and ire
die,s His Intelligent
ace was white and his eyes blazed !
thind his glasses l
The band played for a five minutes
{
Round IA, next" said the hoy with b
motherIy roman, that's the las, Y
int il papa?
Yes, said the boys father smilirg at ;,
le boys eagerne-s. Yes he will Oct :,
is medicine this time.
oh' sail one OF the young women
IN the suburbs, l do fell 30 sorry te
n poor Coibett L think they might Il
[ Cotfett win once in a while any,
ay. think its mean to let the same r
le VIA every night r.
L wish COrbett wouldn't laugh 40 r
n"h said the motherly woman. T. IN
"oul1 stop laughing he would be
| right yet
Frz looks kind o'sick said the vellow M
-'e young man, m'ist-ning his pale 81
IS greedily. II
guess he didn't give that knockout a.
y 100 soon. Did you see how his al
ees trembled in the last round.
mat was a beauty Jim Just gave on
~. R.
lhe other young man took his DO
out Of his mouth and Nodded. i0l
and ltst round said he
Id yOu0E man.
ne theatre was as still as death. ~"
he lights danced like will o,tbo LII
'ps u the shadows 90 the screen
gSered d lit Ia suddenly now and :,
II, as the man at the corners shifted D.,
hlns with an uncertain hand. onl
- ~ VI IL UIR man { Hun
n the diamonds, in d hideous chock- and
whisper. roo
he two girls from the s1burhs Ice
.2ht a ~quiver!ng bieatn in unison
mere, said the m"theily woman
ching her husband
h. ghost Of Con bett staggered and l.
X 10 his knees. He tried to rise '"'
gasPed and strained and fought wal
The ghost Of the referee
ID and counted with his shadowv
|. One, two. three. four, five, six,
could not rise: his fac. Ca
ked horribly. live
e Nun try to get mp, said the yellow III
young man. H. can't move. Guy
1t much, said the big man with a "