The evening world., 1904-06-03

Ills I.ordliteAs was impressed. Even
now Mr.. Fong rub the princely brow
with orange peal and explains thnt tho
wild beast mob in what you call tho
pit' WAS not huri.ag insult at iiis
Highness." =,
What did he think OF the fool OF the
EHchnngc?" asked the reporter.
What didn't he think of ftp" put Mr.
Pong to Mr.. PlpE. who was nbsently
pa%lng ont his Queue into a jardinier as
II to tempt a trout,
Anxious About thc Lamb.
"Ah," said MIR. Fling. by the sun
spots on our fo~refather's pagodas the
FRINGE Is stepped in deep thought. Nr.
rnenS and Mr.. Ching are explaining to
hin the difference between n bull and a
bear in your Wall street. Here Mr..
Pink looked at Mr.. Pong and both
smiled as prettily as a Chinaman can
smile without upsetting the slant of his
eyes. The smile had humor In II never
~thcless. for 1t conveyed q thanksgiving
that the iii and Pong feet were not
At that momert IN the Ching and Cheng
sandals.
But" interjectcd Mr., Ping sudden
IL. I'VE arc to explain 20 his imperi-
the nature of a lamb on
Change
what Is a lamb?' addressed Mr..
Ping to the reporter, quite suddenly.
Yes: what Is n lamb?" echoed Pong. |
"A lamb" replied the reporter. stag
nj the thought of being In
is"
Yes" cried the Ping-Pong duet.
"A lnmb." continued the reporter.
Srasping at the air for support. is
Is"-desperately-"a young sheep"
Mr.. Pong pressed his fist in his mouth
70 keep from shouting with delight.
Didn't 1 tell you to tell him a lamb
vas a young sheep?" he hurled al
Ping.
True" retorted Ping. ''bu didn't /
'ay to tell him a lamb was a Sleeps
'ounG."
Pong-Yoh did; bu is a sleeps young
young sheep?
Ping-It must be, for when n younv
heep grows up it's a sheep. and
When a sleeps young grows old II. or
hey, are no longer young and must
re grown up like the sheep. and-"
A Letter to Home.
"Will youi ask the Prince IL he en-
Dyed the tall buildings?" was asked.
.us opportunity interrupting what
night have terminated as a fatal ar
ument. Mr.. Ping. glad to quit with
he last word. sped toward he royal
partment. He appeared in a few min
ties and made a hign sign to Mr..
'ong.
Mr. Ping says" said Nj. Pong.
mat MS Highness begs to be ex-
used. as Mr.. Cheng has Just caught
he bull by the horns, and Mr.. Cheng
as driven the bear Into his cave.
he son OF the Sun Is now talking to
imseif over he telephone to relieve
Is mind from the strain OF the day."
Here a bell-boy arrived with what )
ppeared to be a role of bill posters. q :
tout pail and a bundle of brushes.
i beg you to Excuse me,1 said Mr..
ong, b%eckoning to the beiiyboy to fol.
Nv him. II must write some letters .
n folks at home" or words' to
Met the Show Girls. !
. novel experience for His Highnes.
rs MS visit. to the New York Theatre' =
Tba ne Witnessed a performance OF :
me Soutberners' and went behind the I
'enes s 20 meet the PLAYERS and see the
rte was the. guest OF Gen. Charles A. l
hitler, and others in the party In
,ong Ksi Kah. the Deputy commis, :
oner: Senator Depew, Ex-senator wal U
tL. Frank 2: Millet, the artist; j. B. I
Minister to Panama: PierIrnn |,
arti, 9. Schwerin, Vice-President OF !
Q Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY: T
Clto John Foord. Z
tnce Pu was introduced to Miss VinIs {
~ who plays the part of an octoroon. 9