Deseret Evening News | 1891-09-02 | Page 3 | No Suit

Ho Slt. The abuses at Xbgira have a world wldo reputation, and one of tho awful ones was aired In n prominent Uwjor's uOlco a day or jo ago. "Is Mr. InT Inquired n woman of tho hiudiomo ccrk In the olllce referred re-ferred to. "No, he Is not In at present," was tho reply, "Well, t want to see him on tiiipor-taut tiiipor-taut business there Is money In It for him." "You might tako a chalrt ho wUl prolubly return soon," sal 1 tho clerk. Tho anifous fomste sat down and patiently awaited the coming of the man tho wonted tone. Hholmd nut lung to tarry, and soon she was tsUlug her story to him. "1 hao leen down ono of th"o Inclines" In-clines" aald she, "and while standing on the rocks a wave en mo In and wet inu to the skin. What can I do about 111" "Why, I don't see as you can do anything any-thing about it If you ineaiiln tho wuy of dfttnngcA." 'That's what I meAn. Hero I am wet to the AUi, and I fesl that X ought to bo paid damages," "Well, I can only adtbo yoti Miat under the clrcuimtancfS the best thing for you Is a change of drc." "That's It; I haven't a change here." "I should suggest, then, that yon en-Joy en-Joy the bright Aiinihlno until )ouar dry." "Then yon (Jon t want tho easel' "No, thank j ou." And iho left tho oftler, loudly proclaiming pro-claiming that becwiiMJ she didn't hate' a retire with her that t lint was Jutt why sho felt sho should liaio rcdreaa. Niagara Talis Uazotte,