Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02

,eNEs had been iaiu w ~. ,,yo
n AN 'selor quarters for nearly wv
,'s,ss with an attack OF ms ,u %.
| y'en, rheumatic govt lie was
'Dy Wv and clancy called WIN
Nllif Wv, ,hot needed immediate at
''r' p'F PTse hum Of the busy HE OF
.'n'0v yors came through the WINDOW
New W., ,he old man long to gel
80 'p ,",o harness again. He loiled
~ ,' ME chair crunched an uniisht,
A'A ~ hatween his teeth and sazeo
d so s"a,v at a newspaper clipping IN
ltit, PEN hand. CLANCY, compiling de-
As l.s~ reports at an adjoining ia
S,S one eye on his work and the
~ "I an his chief. clancy's natural
'p'' aayenture made him hope thar
love o. aI naper might bripg some
ne QUEEN zen, the deadly monotony OF
,outIne which had nrooue" w.
see for a fortnight. .,. eoded from
presently the perpieSlty iat Ne I,ntad
.,s eyes Of the'older man ana ne iou ,'s,a
Wy h,s assistant with an induigent siiliie'
~ ms returned the smile with lntelese
.siS Tajted for an explanation. bariles
, .,Ia,.,v handed him the NEWSPAPERS
'annins which read as follows
'u tThe larceny of an idol Is the latest
sansa,Ionalism The curious IN
u i, vi occurred at the Chinese eXposi-
,lle's coney island. Ten days ago
w. w ,,..ons officials AZ this port, by au-
w. s.i.'s ~ special act of Congress, ad-
u .y,sS into the United States COM
,. ~ chinese players who are 10 give
Y srs In their native tongue
liDa Tho continuance of the eNposl-
w. I'D after IT'S close return to their
-. In china. one of the articles IN
w,s5, hspgape was Chinese idol, which,
1.iny an article Of religious worship,
vas admitted free Of duty and was duly
tstallad I'm temporary joss house
.rsc,ed on the exposition grounds for
,he pnrpose Early yesterday morning
,Ss iSol disappeared from its pedestal
f., tbs loss house, and when this be-
cams known to the members of the
ccmnany they we're almost frantic with
grief and anger Their weird lafneuta-
lions tiled the grounds. TWO hours
later the Idol was found unharmed IN
lts original position. The mystery is
why II was taken at all, and VINO was
the culprlt?'
The Young man read the paragraph
carefully and was about TO inquire
what posslble interest II could have for
The United States government. when his
ungpoken question was cut off by the
chief, who had already mentally out
"con :" he asked with smile how
.r,ne about the corners Of his mouth,
.arn Won a student of the drama?"
"yes" was the half besltatIng reply.
81 eniov shaw as We'll as The next fell
,au hnt when II comes 10 these heath
~" nis avs -
Tbe hdsr ,auvh NJ parnes drowned
o,, thn reoa,nder ~ tho sentence, i'm
mellaleN aliel"hru ile pecaihe 'he olti-
S E a anaSu.'e'"s WIN 0u'' io''il@ii'S
wen go Gown ms AFTERNOON ana
At } o'clSck when the CHIEF and his
assistant were installed in front seats
IN the little theater ON the Midway o9
Il the exposition grounds. Barnes was his
3 ordinarily agreeable self bannv 70 dis-
81 card temporarily the straittarkst az
Oficiadom For more than Two ho,,rs
the seemingly interlniaable PERFORM
ance went on. For time the noise and
clatter and stranpeness jnterestad
Clancy. but after that he bepan 70
fidget and glance at his watch No, 80
tile chief Inspector. He looked inten+Iv
at the actors and freouenf)v n,ast,nna5
All Sin. The oblig;ng Jnis-rr d.ss'io,i ,
had been provided for his benefit A
gloom bact ~ H. ~ tns' sing from the
toward the footlishts to the weird ac-
compartment OF the tom toms, and
gracefully sinking to the floor. skilfullv
sho' open her fan In the direction Of
lnf audience, An instant look of reoog-
inspector He turned to the internre.
Ter
Who Is that"
That's Ching Now was tbe -.
Spouse.
she seems to be favorite."
on yes" replied Al Sin nroua,,,.
sne leading lady alice samoe 4"
The play was tragedy-nerbans ,hat
10y 10 the Americans in the andienco 90
Tue Cinnamon among tho sna"t s,iSv,
looked on in told silence and ly,th nn
Nlnklng patience. During n iuIl IN tba
Performance the chief, with n va wp os
islaxatiOn, turnedto fis assis,s a., - %
What do you think Of EN-" =
Con glanced IN ri ,iiv
They look like len cbnsts ava o,,
like the very ' anu smell
Barnes raised a protesting anger M.
Sahcy was In one OF his .ro,I,,, 49,, ~.
i've moods. GU o 3''''i''a
"A chinaman's a cblnarar vvn.
We want with 'em2 T i,nllIan l Mhatta
dries, ruin our shirts n,t any II , open laun-
q widders out Of bushes h". q i TO-, OF non
aud burn tissue paper In ~ M om tiee
Yards" p'pei III me grave
~, The Chief, maintaining his gravity
But t ihs, s0G sIe fa ss,i-t.. 49,,
home after the expos,tinn ,S; ,heyh go
Clancy shook his head d,soo,.o,..
ION, chnamans sp u rts.t ESQ a
SlI ! never know'd NM or S' aI' .lBht,
s U to chlna-anyhow No, en- ~, 10 80
s %, bundle Of on NV" sod NOT ~ they
'1se with en- ~ Soou money TO
I'll. The villain Of the nIavt,o ,,,.,,,
, ,as tina. they wer" m ,,ih trlshnlan