A CHEEKY REPORTED.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1609, 5 October 1885, Page 2

A CHEEKY REPORTED.

♦ " Talking aboot cheeky reporter*," said G*uei«J Logan one day last *p»in£ at Springfeid, "1 think the Chicago reporter is at fie bead of bis class. One night lim jucgan and myself bad retired to our roam to a> Chicago hotel, '?ben * reporter awtf op his card. Ofcorrse, . r . Foa*d not see him. E« s?ct 'c«!: ft note ssying it was an srgent ease, and beggi&g to see him. Again I refused. Ten rainotet I later I was dozing of tc sleep, when Mrs Logan heard a rapping at the door. I celled, • Who's there? ' and heard ia response, ♦ A telegram.' As I V9S e*« pecting an icportant stesspgt T. went to tbe door» and there, with the metsenger boy, ctood the reporter. «Kow, General/ be said, aucoe Shis peflfcr telegram has cal'od you o«t of bed* . wcfi't yon oblige me with a Httie talk t And at that he poshed hh way into my roon and ssfc co^. r ffrrxred tl'e man*c chser, aad .*% «Icm cn& talked with him. The gas was bnrninf 'ow, and, as be war ted to teks scat notes he reached cp aod tnrnad it on. Thn he discovered taa* * frs Logan tarn m t e Tooia. Strtfle h:m ?IV a b;!» nothing oocld riartio a rr.r. liVj that.** — Chicago Herald. The weakest woman, smalleitchtld, aad sickest invalid, wa use American Cat Hop Bittats with attetgr «ad pmtffi.