Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

ly murmured to the gentleman with the
white vest and apron who bent bis ear
to catch the order. Is, however, no.
body's business but their own.
All Now / feel better" said the
couple just as though they were down
before the footlights and were COM
mencing a duet from comic opera.
Then they told the story OF their tray.
els far from their native heath
The story was interesting Ii had a
touch Of romance about Il ana the
crowd that gathered around choked
back the scalding tear when they heard
about the man who missed the train
al st. Louis and has been following up
the tran half day behind ever since.
Then there was the pathetic fate Of
Hurry, Hurry Weaver who forgot
his motto on the top Of Pixies Peak and
tarrled along with CARAT Samuels Of
the Bardstown Record TO view the
scenery and incidentally protect some
OF the fair daughters OF Kentucky from
the mountain lions and Indians. The
girls were said 10 have been very angry
when they finally tagged the train some
hours later, Then the story Of how
Chef Bob Brown retired TO the
kitchen In an overcrowded restaurant
at Horace and prepared a fearful and
wonderful dish for the delectation Of
his bosom friends sounded like a clear
case Of attempted homocide But the
climax was reached when with touch-
Ing emphasis the young men related the
circumstances surrounding the horse
race between Bob M0Tningstar OF Bowl
ing Green. and John buchanan Of the
Louisville Daily Courier-Journal at
Montrose. Colo. as the latter rode bare
back he Is not now In a position 70
sit down hard on anyone Then there
were seven noble and patriotic news
papermen who az the risk OF their lives
sat Up the entire night while going
through Colorado 10 protect the fair
daughters Of the Blue Grass state from
train robbers. After that seance in
the smoking room o. the Pullman the
Times-Journal went 10 press In the
morning one dollar and thirty-five cents
shy.
Speaking about the ladies', the Ken
lucky editors have brought along with
them some Of the most charming rep
resentatives Of feminlnty Possibly
Miss May Terrell a sweet brunette,
would by accl8mation be voted the
queen Of the nomads then too, Just az
an indication how good Kentucky
breezes are FOR the complexion. Mrs.
J. W. Campbell. a mother ~ two chill
dren. has been taken FOR blushing girl
OF sweet seventeen throughout the trip.
The newspaper men from Kentucky
were. after leaving ST. Louis. obliged
10 cut out Denver from their Itinerary
until their return trip To date they
have visited and been entertained with
banouets. drives and kindred conrle-
s,es al So. Louis Pueblo. Colorado
Springs. Sallda and Grand Junction lh
salt Lake the program today VIII con-
slsfs II n bath az the San'iarium MS
Afternoon and q visit Co ID sat Fal-
ace and the bicycle races tonight
Tomorrow morning there VIII be ne
ccptlon nt the Kenyon followed by an
organ recital az the Tabernacle az II
O'Clock and a reception hy President
SNOW I'D the Bee Hive House at 1889.
Az AGO an concerned viii take ne ualn
f1r c,ltair. where they will iu IN 80 ~
a bath with supper 40 8 p. u., ana
IA GOOD Ola Kentucky dance until me
last trnin pulls out f1r salt Lake ON
Friday tie visitors U'll Do gwen a trol-
lev ri8e abound the city for two hours
c61nr1cn,,tt al 9 o'clock after which
a. rariv viii leave Tor Denver over
tbs Rio Grande Western at 5.l5 p. m.