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SATAN.

King of the Infernal Empire, and President of the "Consolidated Penal Industries” of his realm.

THROUGH HELL
WITH
HIPRAH HUNT

A Series of Pictures and Notes of Travel Illustrating the
Adventures of a Modern Dante in the Infernal Regions
Also Other Pictures of the Same Subterranean World

BY
ARTHUR YOUNG

NEW YORK
ZIMMERMAN’S, 156 FIFTH AVENUE.
MDCCCCI.

Copyright, 1901.
by
ARTHUR H. YOUNG.
All rights reserved.
Press of C. J. O’Brien, 227 William St., N. Y.

[Frontispiece][Satan]
[Portrait of Dante] [9]
[Portrait of Hiprah Hunt] [ 11]
[Disordered musings][Canto 1]
[Something happened ][“ 2]
[On the way down][“ 3]
[The American entrance][“ 4]
[Compelled to register][“ 5]
[Confirmed writers of bad poetry][“ 6]
[A joke on a joker][“ 7]
[A thickly populated corner][“ 8]
[Hiprah Hunt in the presence of the Devil ][“ 9]
[Hiprah Hunt’s arrival at the Central Station ][“ 10]
[This is Captain Charon][“ 11]
[Crossing the River Styx][“ 12]
[The sheep][“ 13]
[Where Judge Minos administers justice][“ 14]
[Tailors who wouldn’t learn their trade][“ 15]
[Mashers][“ 16]
[Slow people made active][“ 17]
[He climbed up in the world][“ 18]
[Not a pleasure excursion][“ 19]
[Fate of a hypnotist][“ 20]
[He was too suspicious][“ 21]
[The professional tramps][“ 22]
[Boring a bore][“ 23]
[He stole an invention][“ 24]
[He walked over others][“ 25]
[He ate like a pig][“ 26]
[The department for lawyers][“ 27]
[The political cartoonists][“ 28]
[Hunting scapegoats][“ 29]
[The monster tip system][“ 30]
[Making the best of it][“ 31]
[The inventor of the barb-wire fence][“ 32]
[A great event][“ 33]
[The fall of deceiving land agents][“ 34]
[A task of perpetual shovelling][“ 35]
[Exempt][“ 36]
[He poked about in other people’s affairs][“ 37]
[The reckless talkers][“ 38]
[Hiprah Hunt takes a ride][“ 39]
[Bribe-taking aldermen][“ 40]
[The stock jobbers’ pit][“ 41]
[Playing tag][“ 42]
[A case of selfishness][“ 43]
[A haughty conductor][“ 44]
[The female department][“ 45]
[The cold-storage pit][“ 46]
[He wouldn’t blanket his horse][“ 47]
[The conceit taken out of them][“ 48]
[A careless dentist][“ 49]
[Having fun with a brutal policeman][“ 50]
[Exciting sport][“ 51]
[Penalty for cat starving][“ 52]
[Satan on a tour of inspection][“ 53]
[A Hell theatre][“ 54]
[The flatterers][“ 55]
[Arrival of a football champion][“ 56]
[A captain of the police force][“ 57]
[The quack doctors][“ 58]
[A swearing man][“ 59]
[The public spitter][“ 60]
[A lively dance][“ 61]
[Shooting the infernal chute][“ 62]
[For chronic grumblers][“ 63]
[The annual parade][“ 64]
[The farewell banquet][“ 65]

NOTE.

This volume contains seventy sketches and a dozen full-page pictures now printed for the first time. It also includes most of the drawings originally published in “Hell-up-to-Date.” Others were published in the “Cosmopolitan Magazine,” and a few were printed in the New York “Evening Journal” and “Judge.” Acknowledgment is due the Editors of the publications mentioned for permission to reprint them in book form.