Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-17


railway. The head officials are said Il
listen with respect 20 complaints OF
such a subject, on tho cars OF the Bos
ton elevated until lately the West Enc
Street rallryad, such a degree Of defer
cnce IL pa patrons that II ls hlntet
that the = rson who should hear u con
ductor ca out Hotel Ncndome' in
stead Of 'Nendome.' with the accen
ON the last syllable, could report tn
cmployc for the breach of propriety
and chances would be that some on
would soon have the luCkless con
ducto.'s Job Woe betlde the motorWar
who 81, rts his car a second too sooT
FOR some pudgy resident of the BacF
Bay. n thu uudgy resident has one foot
on the car tho car must not start until
the other ~ maicsically brought
aboard. Every conductor and motormai
IL required to 40 trcss a female pnssen-
ger as madam 70 use the time hon
orcd lady" would ,'dbJect the culprli
10 pcrcmptory dismissal. This item it
but one Of similar scores of rules that
the railway hand must faithfully con-
form TO- Indeed. 10 PISS the preliminary
examination for place on car Is q
task that many college bred men would
and do fail in. IT liz said. thuogh, that
there are more college men and CLERKS
I'm the service of the steam and electric
rnads than come from any other fields
conRervatories and schools of oratory
that business man or corporation has
no trouble in finding a literally cdu-
Gated applicant for almost any post,
no matter how severe the labor. Many
a fellow who has been In a school learn
ing how to recite "Spartacus" or Ham
let's "aolllouuy" has found his hoped
for arena so crowded when he sought
subsistence that you hear him opening
n car door and shouting In nicely
modulatod bass, "Chaugc for Newton
Lower Falls" or Next station South
Frpminpham.
u is after nightfall that the visitor
gets some more of old soston from y
street point of view, Washington street
and the ways leading of it, In the
downtown district, are so wretohcdly
lighted that tho town looks as II it had
long been dead, and the few people
trudglng along We're spectres Of the for
gotten rgc. There are no music halls
Of any description. Folk say "'Twont
nay in Boston though one notices that
the few modern amusement enterprises
that have started up at different times
have pnid and prospered. Notably
among these We're certain menagerie
concern that opened last year to good
patronage from the start. At II o'clock
the few thoaters are out and by IL even
most of the restaurants. Tho belatcd
cllvitics will not find much in Boston
for him after 1890. The city is mostly
abed then.
He who lnvades the social or club
life Of Boston will find much 20 sur
prise him. Clubs rule with an ever in
creasing power. No city in the United
states possesses SO many clubs of all
shades. from the exclusively social to
the exclusively crank. II would he DIFF
flcult to mention a cult that IL not rep
resented. Hundreds of Boston people
make going to club the sole occupn-
ton Of their lives. Their days are OF
three stages. morning clubs afternoon
clubs and evening clubs At these club
meets enormous Quantities II tea are
drunk Tea and browning are Boston
beverages. II Is said the tea habit IL
becoming alnrminEly productive OF
various physical and mental ills. Many
physicians have scores Of women
patients who are suffering from some
form Of nervous disease as n result OF
excessive tea drinking.
Az these club organizations the top
les that engage two-thirds Of the time
IRE occultism and Browning. Boston Is
determined to solve Browning If II
takes a hundred years.