davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
GATESVILLE.
Another Destructive Fire - List of
Losers and Losses.

| Losers and Losses.
''sslohdence OF tho Gazette.
| Special 10 the Gazette.
| tatesville, January 25.--Iast nich.
iasNiiie was the scene of another
Instructive hre. Two rock BUILDINGS
~ 'me northeast corner OF the suIare
nnoWh as Hammock buildings arn
snls morning In ashes. The s,Ifi;,ra,.
ann 'osses are AS follows:
40 W. W, Hammock, buildip, TO-,
s'j,2o9 Insurance $500; occupied nv
AZ Holmes, liquor saloon, los Ss oo3
~. a. Hammock, building. Ioss "a
~, no insurance; occupied Inv n
piy,vVv, Insurance 81 500, t''s
w, M,a'kins \ Co., dry goods and GRO.
Sc ssr nes' damaged by removal of good ssI
goods 81 900. removal OF
oo Loals q Daster. dry goods and ora
ceTies: removal OF goods 81 900 ~ CRU
. w. Boyd, dry goods aud grocor,oa
a. sna ao liquor saloon, removal of eo ss
4; Vogell, shoe shop, removal s,to
ee,,, hisnt was calm, and by great
bn,n . 'he hre was kept within tbe trn
To the NJ u'ning ~. The next bujidins
Mr. Ca,,,,.'su new brick, owned -.
have mo-, ti,ney, and is damaged. Inf
fire orio;n EARNED 10 what extent, rbs
nv IN, bb.,sanated Ia the house occun; ne
~ 'he saloon, about midnight '''iieo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
rup . zrTTP FORT WORTH, TFXAS SUNDAY JANOAKI .

of accommodating this number
Of patients 1t would cost upwards
of $50, 900, thus showing that If the
buildin contemplated In the act of
the last session were completed for the
officers, IL would be- gain to tho state
of the difference between the
cost of the officers quartera
which would not exceed $25, 900.
and u building sufficiently large to nc.
commodate the same number of M
tients that can be accommodated in
the present quarters occupied by the
officers. This building would have
been erected out of the last appropria.
tion, but 1t being the last item named.
all the others had TO be provided for
first, and rs the price on the tract of
land purchased was raised u good deal,
that cut the appropriation for the OH
GERS quarters down to SIG, 900 or there
abouts, and that not being sufficient
for it's erection II has never been COM
menced.
The books and records Of the asylum
are kept In very concise and
comprehensive manner, showing ut a
glance the entire workings of all the
different departments. A complete
clerical record of all patients Is kept
from the time the patient is entered
until discharged by the board, giving
he progress made, the medicine given,
filling the prescription with number
and date, aud, in fact, everything con.
nected with the asylum is put upon
record and this perpetuated for future
reference.
In conclusion, your committee will
state that the present management of
the lunatic asylum is excellent in
every respect, and too much credit can
not be bestowed upon the suprrintend-
ent for the wisdom he has exhibited in
the selection of such good and efficient
assistants aud attendants.
All of which is most respectfully
submitted.
Signed w. +. SHARP, Ch'mn.
JNo. A. MCALpIRE,
w. w. GRAVES,
i. n. DENNIS,
j, d PARSONS,
l.. b. JOHNSON,
G.. MCCARTHY,
B. + FRYMIER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

Houston's Proposed Inter. State Drill.
When the Hou t,u papers iirst be-
gan to talk Of an interstate drill in
the Bayou city we did no; psy much
attention to the matter, fearing that
tie movement would end In talk.
The effort last summer to get upa COM
petitiye drill and eucampment Of
state troops was such dismal failure
that Il seemed futile to hope for success
where the scheme was OF an interstate
nature. But, To the credit Of Houston
il begins 10 look as though she j. in
earnest about this moyem ut, and that
she will he able to arrange Tor and
conduct to completion a military dis
play this spring that viii be far be
yond anything Of the kind yet at
tempted in Texas. The GAZETTE will
certainly be gratified to see Houston
achieve a brilliant success, and viii
cheerfully do Whist it may to further
the movement. In many Of The
-tullCIu NA1ttS NDf ~ A1al tLNaAiE
menls, where the citizen soldisry OF
other states come and compete IL
friendly and honorable rivalry, have
grown to be events OF real Importance
and enjoyment. They foster and !
stimulate military spirit in the young I
men Of the country (which is some
thing to be desired build up friendly I
relations between communities, lend |
a new charm tosocisl life, aud, finally,
they are good business investments for
the cities where they are held. They
attract throngs of well-to-do, generous
visitors, who have money TO spend and
who do spend it. There is no good
reason why Houston should not ar
range for drlll fully as creditable as
those that occur at Nashville, Mobile /
and other cities. None Of Us in the
state will envy whatever success she
may achieve. On the contrary we
make no doubt but that there will he a \
general desire toeo.operate with her
and thus render the occasion credita-
bic to Texas as well "a Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
4 Road Bill as is a Road Bill.


Statesrnsnship like Bsrquo's ghost,
will not down. II may be suppressed
for time, hut come to the surfa e
again il must aud will. The senate
has passed bill providing for the lay
ing-out of public rosd from OF e
county seat 10 another, and this road
must not be diverted more than one
quarter of q mile from straight line.
Rivers and increases must be bridged
and mountains tunneled to comply
with this law. We believe, however,
that the bill should be amended so
that ia mountain n mile or more long
aud a mile or more high may be sur
mounted, If the people prefer to do that,
instead of tunneling TO keep within
the straight-linc limit. The bill also
provides for securing right of way, and
in going through farms or pastures the
road shall be run by the house of the
owner, ii he prefers 1t. Our report
does not state whether the house shall
I've within a quarter OF a mile Of the
straight line.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Ea!ly pay Reninisoenoes Of Tsrn

Gen. John NJ. Claiborne, the gel ial
chairman of the stale Democratic COM
mittee, but who devntes his time
chiefly to his iiue poultry farm on Gal
weston Island, is made BY the Bur
lingion Hawkeye TO figure as racon.
teur Of stories that will not pass AS
current As the words OF Holy Writ.
The Hawkeyc has got hold of some OF
Gen. ClAiborne's "Reminiscences of ear.
Her days In Texas, and thus expatiates
thereon:
General John NJ. Claiborne tells how. when
ne used TO travel In Texas in tue old times. 81
have come on; or II town on one Trip with
70 = o and every man, woman, child and
cowboy knew had 1t. There was not a safe
In ono town in i've, and have more than
once left thousands Of dollars in my wallet
on the gallery or In the halfway of a crowd ed
hotel among men OF al k inds, and never lost
cent" He says At was "a long time ago '
and it's the truth, too. 1ho general is cor.
rect about the time. We Judge it must
have been right altcr the flood, say about
two days after.
This is not "hsh story" as the
Hawkeye affects TO believe. The old
Texan may, and no doubt does some.
times enibellish his tails Of campaigns
aud "hair-breadth 'scapes" when con
tending with Indians or Mexicans.
But those who Were in Texas in the
days OF the republic and the rerlod
Immediately following annexationwill
bear witness 10 the singularly general
spirit OF honesty that prevailed. There
were feuds and vendettas, and too of
ten blood flowed freely, but the Texan
OF those days enjoyed remarkable i'm.
munity, alike from highway robbery
or theft from house or person. The
country was sparsely settled, and
the stranger always found hospital-
NY and freedom from molestation of
any KIND. Dozens of old Texans now
living, who are the embodiment of
reliability, could and would yerirv
Ten, Claib0rne's statement of the ner-
icct security men felt when TRAVELLING
Win money. AS rule there was no
pretensc on the travellers part. of com
cealnient of what he carried; and. AZ a
rule, he went unmolested. With the
influx Of population and the settle.
meht of the country, these primitive
characteristics began to grow less
marked, and with the civil war thew
We're lost TO sight. Now the man WHO
travels in Texas with much money
about him had better do as he womb
III Iowa. the Hawkeye's own baili.
wick-keep an eye on i,Sand beware of
confidence men, footpads and such
But In the old days there was no doub.
that here was to he found population
VINO, however rough and violent In
o'her respects, were at least above
wayiaying man for his money or
piliering IL while he slept. In this 70.
specl there was almost Arcadisn sim.
plicity. Gen. Claiborne, unless no
''ves intaihc millenplal period, will
never see such days again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Tom Ochiltree aud Iii n,.i.i..

Something must have gone SADLY
wrong with the Bonham Advocate the
other day and hardened is heart TO
say. ~
rom oehiitrcc, the Reiterated eon,r.ss
man from she deep water district of ro,ss
s ,..,. n,oie sratitnons advertising than any
man N eongIo-s. He a notorious liar ans
aeaa peat, but Is REGARDED as asn,nr,r IN,
thre~d. Everything he says or does q s Snu
allied BY news gatherers Al som.,n,nn ns,'
'nn1c'ins on along suffering read,ns n"b,,a
rms ~ too severe. If,yen the dew I,
isto have his due, surely "a m,,sh -.
De accorded the congressman nom lhs
ualvcS'on district. ochlIt,se may be
arou'ancer' and ltissaId that h. likes
an 'ay time. He prefers 10 l,y. 1,
clover "a her than rage grass. hut
SOME Very good people have such A,
utter misconceplirn Of the mans real
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

THE Austin correspondent Of the
San Antonio Express does not believe
the Houston Post really intended 10
injnre Gov. Ireland, bat is only n lit.
tie daft on managing gubernatorial
boons. He Gays:
The Fort Worth GAzEIIE last night con.
seinsd wrathful speclai, ia which Il wa
charged that Coy. Ifelard insiig gated the pu5-
ncation that Peter Smith had loaned him.
selito Huntington in order To cripple HIM
before tho people. This scheme Of Hunting.
tons ana OF the Galveston News was Hrs.
given to tho public til ough the Express, and
not one word d your correspondent hav-
With Gov Ireland on the suljeci, nor with
any one whom hc thought had talked with
the governor cspceTing the matter.
In convs sai!on with the governor to-day
he stated einpheucaIly that be was Ia from
believing that Peter Smith would lend him
self Ia any such trade, and hts refusal TO nj.
iow his name to be mentioned As meaning
such, As ~ Governor 1 Gland being alarmed
nj such reported comblnatians, It show his
enemies are lamentably ignorant Of the
man. Every one who knows Governor Ire
land VIII laugh the ID OF his being
alarmed This much Is said because inf1r.
NATION Of the r,,Ilr al scheme was first
given IN tho Express. Governor Iceland
freely said that h had tn
highest regard for rcter Smith. whom
he held to bc from twenty years
acquaintance one 81 tbs best citizens of Tex.
rs. lie says that Peter smith lsthe last man
90 earth To wnOm he would think OF ascrlb.
'nsp lltical bargains, It's whispered
around on account OF the oyof-zealous manner
IN which the Houston Po,t la. been report
aug Gov Ireland. that that paper is not so un-
"'end'y TO the opposition to the governor as
IL pTetends, as II Is hard 10 believe that amy
newspaper management can be so short
sighted as not 20 know that ihelr methods of
heiricnding he governor are lust What tho
opposition wants. Thosc who rake this Wow
regard the Express AZ tie only unbiased
iIiend to the governor. in all the daily pres,
oI the state. Ihisis undoubtedly wrong n.
preston as regards tho Post, ltis in earn.
esi In bcfriending the governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
APancr OF lLindsights.


IaltAs llNhtr.l
The Herald never opened ITS heau
on the fence-cutting troubles unli. tue
governor and the legislature deiined
their position on the subject, Now
she comes to the front, gravely ana
lengthily remarking that the cover
nor and the legislature have got the
thing down ilne-hsve evidently stud
led the suhicci--that their views are
identical with those the Herald has
from time to time outlined.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Poor ND Vanderbilt.

Nephew George II. BnlIerI
Bismarck not only drinks beer, but
makes and sells il. The Marquis oil
Londonderry supplies Goals from ms
Durham coliieres for cash on delivery
at ST. Johns wharf, two doors from
the house of parliament. Sir Charles
Dixie makes wine, but wisely does not
drink il. The Duke of Albany COM
poses walizes. The Prince of Wales
goes 10 prize fights. The King OF
Spain runs after the women, and
still, Mr.. Vanderbilt can't get into
snciafy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

THE Jasper rexan says Senator Terteifs
sence-cuttiug bill should be defeated Hols-
don Age, I'd.
Bismillah, Great is the Jasper Tex
an. for on the very day the Age thus
conveyed to the Legislature tile view :
of the Jasper Texan, on that day did
the senate seize the Terrell bill and
slaughter It without mercy. The Jas
per paper ought to be happy now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

THE Ohio man cJntinues 10 come 10
The front. the last one prominently
mentioned il Superintendent Lawiess
OF the Northwestern Insane asylum,
located near Toledo. A young woman,
Eva Berger, who has been in the insti-
tuition for number Of years, is at
times quite wild and interchangeable,
and during her spells Was in the habit
of tearing her clothing with her teeth
aud biting her attendants. She is a
beautifal girl. with the hand-omeSt
teeth Imaginable. II seems that few
days ago che superintendent conclud'
cd that the easiest way TO manage her
would he TO draw her front teeth,
which he did to the number Of six.
some Of the attendants holding her
while dentist performed the opera
lion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

The ,hraa,-, wv rower.l
IN o ne threatening weather mentioned
dav., VI d iasl, wound up here with a 1--WE y
ana w .a,zni'ng rain, CLEARING on blight
Inis l.ihs way ot tsss' Sisss, :; ,sss
,u a reverse to 1850. Hail ~
doing lovely. 'ahge hocks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Those Legislature Resoll,llons

M ""oV EAamInerI
:, me posfs fine Italian hand IL much
more apparent IN those Legislative i ~
fingsr. en. regulations, than the blum,
iaaIn,, VI honest John. The Posts
Jg. sy OF the News, and desire to
s so.' ~, was morean incentive for The e
lative tafly. i"r iesls-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Didn't Have Horns.


OF the 700 eminent men ana oretn'
rem. Republicans, Democrats ana pro-
;ectionists, who met Speaker Csrli r.,
at the Comnlonw wealth club In pnila.
delphia not one was able TO discover
that he had eleven hoofor tan VIII
n spear on the end of II. These south
erners appear TO he human, after all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

Me. JOHN +. GRANGER, well known
IN Texas, has become a member OF tue
firm Of righlmau, Rowland d Co..
stock brokers of New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
4. ---------
Speak All mt Onea

Texas Wool orower.l
texas wants railroad outlet for
i h al reasonable rates for sinela
oe ~, orcattle rates for double does
Who speaks first? S u'ons'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

tYprscREET representative OF I'm
biased organy" are multiplying lhI'
seems to be as catching as ience-cut-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
Louisiana and Mas...hu-... =

waas, and Massachusetts, Reoonoi,sa
'nx'en' january ie.-it "a rs,.s'..NI /,
'na' senators Jonas and 0,bson. az Z ~
ana. representing Ausarsniercs s.have,,,nas
aahas WIN Inc senei.rs OF protective Ne,r
sns'Sao 10 defeat the Mexican treaty. which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
A Question OF Degree.

Galveston News.l
a truthful critic is better friend
than servile hatterer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

IxprscRErroS seems to be growing
viotous al Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

i., bc u ca Z.
lature Of the stale NJ
ticies 1890, 4Ssv, d
chapter |, title 81 d \
statutes, and tha. -.
lS6G, 1875, 1884 49,,
chapter and lille, III
chapter ., and anjs1s
title 81, be 80 amend ~
read as follows:
ART. 436O.--Th
courts of the sewn
have full power, a.,
duty, to order.the hi
ing Of public rosh's1
and to discontinue -
whenever 1t shall b
ent, as hereinais caI
vided that hereais -
shall be altered o. an
the purpose Of shore
from the point o. ! ~
point of destiustiOu -
| ART, 436l,-It chi
the commissioners
public roads ia Id
first, second and this
to net as superyi.on I, -
respective plecineelifU
vided, and commlam
on their own mot u-.--
deemed Necessary, vi
strengthen .xisiingas
| ART. 1866 -AllsnIu ~
road, aud all applIau
an existing one, shl
to the commissioner NJ
at least eight fretha
clnct or precincts ii'--
is desired TO be msi.t 4,
specifying in such u ~,
ming and terminslit ~
posed to be openN 80 4
provided that wlsn v ~
sons live within % n ,
or all of them mi -
mis- sioners coun 4, -.
neighborhood nx ~ :.
trading point, apaA
such road as hssyo =,
the opening Of Dbl ass s
pro vided furtbFs ent \,
public road shxs1 IA Z
of such road. ~ ~
first he opeuta,sr,,!M .
t u,sr t Iv v rs msiln urts
c ci,.,' s .n'sI h. h. td;l - 30 !:
Soc, 9i class m,s 20 ocu q.
S Ga 70 I y road dt, sn rca
ApT. 4s75 III ta .vn
comrr may aIlerai
o9 anv h m,;bl I' radn, An,
OIL any l p,o''o u ibssd 1 ~,
a ,ina and i0 "oo n sp.s : a. ~
n ,,.e @ap NJ = mn provlas ne. ,
the the d iSa ann1Iesia aci,,'
. 'naV s' nv more De- n I
, ,Ps ersc Jy li'I IN whine \
IN tne cb ,pgc,ni IL 81 uropasrk 3
VI A su%" iss4. r-Alislen
oon n@' af,er due "a, til,
dG',,.,Isa,n 10 .ss I'd s. i
conl,,i,Ss' sbonld fA. pI
e creI,1n, nubIIc isl'or o
e eri,.r' declarins lb,sule,
o ,,,a an "IL tokact, Z,
an. ."G " dipect hat tbtsgs be
az az o "',u ,herdred Il
' sne y" ~ ~ Gfissu iail8.
space spas 1;n .. n''' +, W
san !. or INV. iiqs7.--AIl 80 ro
nr n~e, ms provldsIty q
opening l;l , , ., n "o',aiy lplail
PAID by lne c0'A'' gain
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

"here the Banjo and Clog Flourish.
ATLANTA constitutional
on the plantations around CHICAGO
h hn, hos'on the negroes still pick The
paplo ana dance the clog dance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

-Ramittances By DRAFT, poslonrneeeo - as,ce
erdsr or in registered letter al iisA NJ news
CORES ondsnce il solicited upon sA'
subjects. ..arts and new
hsnnenings Of GENERAL interest soiio''eN' N-'N
wi be properly compensated oo- nrhlica.
All communications tnrnaeu, hs %riter's
tion must be accompany u rSSi,cstion, but a.
name and address, not lof pu"''N''''
an evidence OF good fsith. ,,.-,.,,ions Of
eyory character 70 coypA~y.
LOWS" Foit Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

SUNDAY MonsIse J,suaRr 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

sI,er much oo.,.
WIS fence wa
would adjnu,, assIs
,no s Of the ss ~
s sn, same out q
q ;i!nunder-lIkss , - OK
mi minute, felIeiss, y,S ,l,s' = 81
cut one pahsiI' .auLs ~
mn ms nippers, he NY,
no, no sooner had ~ tuA and
mct with the n sue y yvor|
Than down bsv ,s W
Blue Devils y kll,
came cam, to bis resc Sss'a j. IA
in hand in a.sE
IT,, !. IN one Of tic 'isssa
upon a stream c !,
,ha every dlreclIcss ~
mem that tI,ev 81 ~
victim and bessii
iShing az thasa
West epithets On n'm y. ,.
fence.n NY sand
Devil Devils, upon I ss S,a Nra
cause of the phen '~'l'
PeIsienc ,s, visited 'a,p !.
S S"dy, The T. sparsIIs,'S9' :
Eg a,'eu the inrssSO rs I
IN 4. never n. 10 on y, s t.n
80 badly taken toy WIS 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27
A Dangerous Sunnnrt

-, iWaco Examiner
me Posts support of Ireland il as
dangerous as the News opposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

It's
natd

Edition,
Va inlprov
Jpverseer
,maroad,or
form hid
bread up
y to be d
n'ads a
.of taxes
49, ts5
Inzaufirn
ass shall
lfessPonL
The Wpoi
publiclr
as /
a., shall b
! their Lad
Z road, I'd
term of
!
J 1902. a
I'd by sail
L at the |
me-; aud
.Iurt esd
point an
San the q
same desia|
srk on pp
nem to [
a, that b
spportion,|
Zen neard
v, proviQ
'or Of pJ
bnlc, app
iact, WHO'D
s7ebeen d
ped In thi
sfI8. IL q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

him VI on nus own plpps,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

- 9sssoe;]
|iw1eveb|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-27

RATES OF ADvEKrisiNe
erRyJsgFD on APpLfcA TfoN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-06
New Patents.

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Press
Patent Agency No. 252 Market
street. S. F., has official reports OF
the following U. S. patents issued
to Pacific Coast Inventors for the
week ending June 24,18S4:
J. H. Burks, Los Angeles, Cal,
fire escape; Compton & Lane, Viii
liams, Cal, car coupling; Coon &
Hahn, San Francisco, car coupling;
George Grisel, Oakland, carriage
for garden hose; Edw. kohler, San
Francisco, sewing machine; b. =.
Masters. Sacramento, window
screen: w. A. Meeker, San Fran
cisco. fruit drier; George Schlld,
Vallejo, amplifer; E. II. Smith,
Rutherford, CAL, safety hook; j..
C. H. Slut, San Francisco, super
heater for engines; VIM. H. Worth,
Petaluma, screw and toggle lever
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-06
Truth Teller"

The Winnemucca Silver State
has correspondent in Carson who
signs himself Truth Teller" The
correspondent is very fierce in his
articles, and cuts right and left.
We have always noticed that cor
respondents are Drawer when they
take a nom-de-plume than they are
when they sign their names like
men.-Reveille.
A man whose utterances have
any weight never writes anony-
mously. The only strength such
writer has lies in the mystery of his
work. If his name were known
people would simply say "Oh,
pshawr' laugh at, and dismiss the
matter.