The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17
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the by. and smell the peanut roaSter
old Guseppe's fruit stand!
.'fYes said r. there's fine caviare at Billy Renfrows
cafe corner OF Thirty fourth and 3is ".
God know it, interrupts Mellnger, and II you'd
toq knew Billy Renfrow ia have tons
I in New York That Is q man who never Knew "hit
but that man lost money on IT, carrambos! get sick
at times Of this country. Eyeryt hngs rotten From
the Executive down to the coffee pckers teyre plotting
to down each other and skin their friends II mule
driver takes off his hat to official that man figures
it out that popular idol and sets his pegs to str
revolution and upset the administration, i one
little private secretary to smell out these
revolutions ax the kibosh before they break out
and scratch the paint Oft the government properly
why Pm down here in this widowed coast town.
The Of the district and his crew are plotting TO
uprise I've got every one Of their names and they're
invited to listen phonograph night commitments
of III. F. M That's the I'll get them in bunch,
and things the programme to happen TO them
1--WE three we're sitting at table in the canna Of the
Purified Saints. Mellnger poured out wine, and was
looking some worried; I was thinking.
They're sharp crowd he says, kind OF fretfu,
and they're to the mzzle for hribing I'm sick
goes aelnger of comic opera want to smell East
river and suspenders again At tines feel l'ke
throwing up my Job, but I'm DIN fool enough to be
sort Of proud Of It. There's Mellingcr they say here
i6.Por Dios you can't touch him with million q like
TO take record back and show it to Billy Renfrow
some days and TINT tishtens my grip whenever see =
fat thing that could corral Just by wnkng one eye
me- me. They know it. What money get 4 make honest
and ent cavlare with Billy. Tonight II! show you how
to handle a bunch of coruptlonists, I'll show them
what MeNinger private secretary. means when you
\ spell 1t With the cotton and tissue paper Off
Aclinger appears snsy and breaks his glass against
4 tho neck OF the bottle.
Fl M says to myself. White man, II I'm not mistaken
there's been bait laid out where the tall Of your eye
could see 1t. E@5 S.85l56EH 33f5ss$ 5
'"That night, according torarrangemens, me md
Henry took the phonosiaph to n room in q dobe house
In dirty street., where the grass knee high,
Twas long room lit with smoky oil lamps There
chairs and t table n the haek end We St
ing up and down disturbed In his predcamens He
chewed cigars and spat en- out, and he bit the thumb
nail OF his left hand. g{, 8
'By and by the Invitations the musicale slid
In by pairs threes and spade Pushes Their color
meerschaum patent leather polish They ms
polite wax being devastated with enjoyments to give
Senior Menser the good eynnngs understood ther
Mexican SILVER mine, and had It patbut never lot onst
Maybe fifty of em had come. and was seated, when
In slid king bee the governor OF the district Mel
nser met him at the door and escorted him to the grand
stand. When saw that Latin man knew that Mel
nger, private secretary, had all the dances his card
rubber and he had an like head walters,
&'Meinger explained. fluent, in the Caslian dioms,
that his soul disconnected with Joy at introducing
friends Americas greatest invention the
wonder Of the Henry got the cue and run ee-
CANT brass band record and the Festivities BECAME ni
tated, The governor man had a blttnf English under
his hat, and when the music was choked off he says:
'ver-rree fine Gr-r7r-lacas, the American gentlee-
men, the so espendeed moosig as to playee 55t
the end Of it next wall The governor sat at the
other end Homer r. Mellnger stood the side OF It,
was lust wondering Nellnger was going to handle
his crowd when the home talent suddenly opened the
services 45 !, H4 s4.-fs 8E&5s .t8sf4a PAW
.That governor man was suitable for uprsngs and
policies Judge he was ready Kind Of man. who took
dateness Eoeaned his hands on the table and imposed
his face toward the secretary man,
I" DO the American Seniors understand Spanish2' he
asks in his ntiye accents tS tl re-
n - They do not says Metnger, a2. fzi9Sef5