Inter-Mountain Farmer | 1902-03-11 | Page 12 | Panic Caused By

PANIC CAUSED BY A TEIni Only a Baby's Shoe, Not Ttni Mouse, That Cauicd IL A stale of panlo prevailed hi home of a well known famllym of Chicago's fashionable avtnwii other evening. One of the inft of the household was preparlniui out for tho evening to a pirtii she wus In her room donnlnj-hnpi The skirt hnd around the botlonm nf the mmes and other glmcrackia go to make ft handsome article cfto und as the )oung woman brouibu around her vvnlst she became in tint something bad attached ItsC the bottom of tho garment. lant there was n vision of a rat, ul she yelled at the top of hernial mido a break for an adjolnlni n where the other members of the tu weie withered. Her shouts frith i all thoso present, nnd one Jumpejij a chair, another ran for the in third sought safety In a corns' t gathered her skirts about her ! still another grnbbed the lamp es ns a wenpon of defence or a meis safety, nnd there was a general i bub Tho sister of the flrrt Willi Soling wouau hcrolcplly souahttil. her upon ft table to get tier oa danger. While she was dolnrtti object of their nlarm fell totkel It was n child s shoe that hid Ur way became tangled In th ndi Inserting. It look that gathering of laal'iu twenty minutes to calm their feu that their hearts were beatlni. normal rate.