Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-12

themselves NOTORIOUS Nv uflNluk lloii Z
one saloon to ni,uther aud having
drinks brought out 80 their carriages. /
But now, since they have been dc
pIived Of the privilege of driving Ia
day time, they are worse than ever al
night, aud at all hours the streets are
full OF them. The other night two OF
thtm had row ever ON Main street,
AID th. way hillifigsgatc aud choicc
cpithets were thrown arour Il vas the
delight az the ont-horse gamblers,
that locality. The woinen are bad
enough, but their male associates are
ten times worse, and should he kept
of the streets aud If possible out 90
tie city. What Fort Worth needs for
a considerable cIus9 OF heg population
Is n inov- Oh law.
took a drive ont the Cemetery road
a few evenings since. ard willie IL l.
now somewhat rough from the work
being done GA IL. VIII spou be In good
condition and form one Of the finest
pleasure drives in the state. For neal
TWO ND, IL follows tire river hug1ing
the bdrk closely aud shaded rs IL is
10y giani oak, poplar aud sycamor,s,
will forEn an attractive spot for th,
lovers OF hofse-iltsls 10 show the speed
OF their animals. besides being good
place for the young folks { gu - Won
ing.H drove up 10 the cemetery and
found ii in Wtssably proi c'nuitimi,
The holy. calm peculiar TO these cite,
ui ihu silent dead prfvaded al the sur
raundlugr, and the iOw descending sUn
shot its red rays through the inter-
siices OF the trembling OAK leaves,
lighting up tile tomb standing
gtastly white no ivr the pu seless
forms that had once been Iuen md
women with their hopes, fears aud aus.
billions, love and hate. Aud this Is
the end of IL all; n few feet Of ground
on hillside, and n passing thought
from the living Of the busy world
above. Aud yet, all the people on the
earth are not as drop OF wa or ia the
ocean TO those who sleep in It's bosom,
A young friend of mine who is n la
die man OF the m st approved lash
iou. related To me lit l. Incident In
which he was actor that occurred nj
recent lawn party in ia $ Y. He had
stfoiled away, in company With n rirl
he was Il little sweet on, and found Il
rustiG bench half hid by droopine
~ tiiiNtANs liz ukAtItti Ntll no iiltlKt
for some tluIe. and then grown bulder
by tho archuess Of his c ,mpnnion, halt
inviting half rcpellins, stole one nrn
around her waist aud toyed with the
brown hair yelling he' shoulders
white. The rest of the incident and
its results is best told i'm these verses.
of which my friend is not the author.
\ little "oh, aud little "ah,"
amt khcu a hii of "a slIlNcr,
Al be caught her close IN warm embrace,
And kl<sod sweet hpn ana biushDs lace
That August night by tht r.vcr
\ litue missing of haIfcloscd lids
Brigbt eye. unveiled; then warm white
shoulder
came pecplng out from II, nest OF lace.
As hUr arm gave back the warm embrace
And the darkness made her boicr.
a lttl- ~ Tie among the trtcs-
sound q someone the twlgs were srurnlrg
Was boino along GA the evening breeze
Thcn deer ed mascul no supezc,
An The scent II tobacco burning.
And the little '.ohs' nnd the little "nhsr
Worc prudent pushed: and the li,tlc shtvcr
suppressed by the knowledge thAt rlnd
papns
WIN sometimes walk with their mid cigars.
ON August nights, by the ,i'ec
The shameful muss and quarrel
among lttpub leans that has grown
out ot the Dallas pnst-oliice row serves
To illustrate the true auilnus Of Repub.
1 Items in the south, and particularly
IN Texas, aud shows clenriy that de-
sire for lace i at the bottom oil
their party affiliations rather than
principle II they really desired The
weliae of their party and the triumph
Of Republican principles, would they
not seek harmony aud the retention OF
good men In office, men who because
oi their personal popularity would rem
der he party less odiOus, rather than
he continually pickering and chang.
4 ing dishonesty and corruption upon
one another.
After all the immigration from the
North IL Is hardly rohhle the Re-
/ publican vote In Texas wi,l be IN
creased NJ the next election Men
who come here avow,d Republicans
are so dicgusted at the greed displayed
for the few federal offices that ihey
Join with the great mass of population
! In demanding a change and conse-
quent reform. From the eagtrjiess to
possess them, il would seem there Is
nTe In these offices tlian the salary
/ Indicates.
/ NUN anu lutn SplIt TurRl ionSl er
4 gains some local reputation la n peeu.
har line, aud immediately imagiuts he,
rnnhot Toe eMceled IN the world. This
seems ~ have t,een the ease with Colt.
4 We Dallas baseball pitcher After DE-.
iealing the lawmakers OF this city
ana several country clubs. he had the
/ sail W Apply for n po-it,on ia a l,rofe,.
sionM nlr. Ihes gave Inn /, trial.
i kcsult: The heavy hitters knocked
his hails all over the field, aud coil r,.-
turns 10 his rural home deeply I'M
I pre- sei with be i1ea that he Is no,
I the otst pitcher in The world.
The butterfly existence Of the
dude has come o. an eud, aud tai,
successor known rs tie fade has
made It's appearance at the eastern
watering places, The fades wear
silver gray frOcll coats, silver gray
ught-iitling pautaluons, broad
hrtmmed hats and high collars, IL Is
supposed they take their nane from
desire 20 "a elude the paugs Of death
and gradually fade with the sunlight.
More strange face, are seen ON the
stc, cts OF Fort Worth in n day than
in amy ether city ia Texas. II q
lhe great gateway to the lin,itc.s
so0t a,1d lew Indeed are tue
travellers in that dir, ction who ,io not
spend AT least n few days wi hin our
aates. fncy rome helc from ail po,-
tons OF the world, und from some OF
the numerous typical men OF the hand