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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
norsroN.

DNdfsct CUNT Docket ti,o Heaviest river
KNOWN Accidental sheeling.
spcrial 70 tho Casetic.
liorsruN, Tx, Clel n. nleirhs
oouriw VIII meet Monday, WISH che biggest
docket over known, hcing agS raSca.
Nrlmipsl court viii meet also, haymr
eleven murder cases onlthe dovhut.
ro-motrow morning Mcssrs blake and
smith ~ New Aork, owners of the lcNas
Western Narrow tiNagt railway, VIII
lcaveon y tour ~ Inspection over the
road. They are nonEomulttal hut 10.
POETS say they VIII femcye It's eaanolal
cmhaimssmcnt aud rcnrw the Raildlug
OF the line westward.
Md cash shot himsoli thrOusll The log
accidentally and this ln0rnMg ~ Noylcs
successfully ampNigied tlc leQ below the
Knee. lie LIKES at aalit GA ais
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Correspondence OF the Gazette
RUSH, rEN, Oct - Died this morn.
Ing OF apoplcXy MIR. james Green, an old
resident OF tis county, aged seventy,
\ must enjoyable social entertainment
was given ut the residence of Mr. w. W.
Hlasingamc by his ainable lady Splendid
music by the -, -. quarletic
A big daucc will be glyop at The
Eueliau hall Tonight,
The passenger and freight transpnrta.
ton on the Kansas 8 Gull Short Line rail.
way Is Increasing extensively.
County CLERK y. -. BARRON Inns Issued
the following licenses To marry Is. II.
Manoss and Ellya King, \. j. Simpson and
Lucinda Misor =. J Smith and Mamie
Casey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

special % tho tactic ~, ,..i,-,,,,
GuMrR, TEX, oct. 3'-Ihe dwelling
OF j. i. Deen, who lives eleven Jules
from elmer was burned this eEehilg.
Mr.. Dcen was 10 Gilmer AZ the time put
tie family and neighbofs saved some
thip.s from the bunding The Ore priifi-
mated from defective iue MI; peeh
loss is nbont $500 on the dwelling ana
70n ~ ront,nt, lIe bad 40 Insurance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

special % the GalStie.
DRNiSoN, Tx, Oci. 3.--lhe Que ana
one-ha il story dwelling q James 7. fef,
kins, situated in the southwest part q
ne city, burned With tie contents ABOUT
III O'clock to-day Tie family Were y
the picnic Tie ncighsors we're nise
away, SO very little furniture was safeo
from, the building The house MAS ~
snred Tor $3.50, aud the contents fqr S5f3,
". Ia tie German Insprauce cooipa''5 Y
New Nork I. stuck 81 h4y, iqcaied aD2e'
lsree hnndn.i wards south igoiA ~
8fojns ho1Se eaiainr tQTft iof Ncp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Metropolitan hulel l. lIoNarl
Queen Cny. Tex; $ r hort, ~. NJ. y
q. RR: JH aichay. Glen Rose, Jex J
AZ nodrcrs. Dcnison, Ies; Elmer siies-
hv. Tx; ! vs. Kenny Hex Z y nalr
tineton. "a PR H; Ches Ebccat, BrpWns
wood; 3 l. Wrghi. limwnwogdg Z 4
Buef. indianapolis. Ind; haht Walker
~ Y Il h: CAas A cGlboai I.Fer-
pool. ing; " llaies, Baird 'it1f
~ b Mckenzie, wic6iia tallss
d p smith aad wife, Henrietta; Ieff
A J Wilson, Paris, Te1i q bpodey'
Henrietta, Texas; Nick Hansen, Colorado
Tcxas; sol Thompson. Harold, Teas
q Burleson, Mobeciie, Texasi 4 y
Iabe. MobeciIe, Texas. W 2. Van Barn,
San saba county, Texas: Henry l0yf,
Sew YORK: T. = Dusc;4 Wlch "a Pairs
I,esa,l. j ID Powtlb STERN Rance,
rexes. r II Dauhldsep. knils, feaes
Z v fiaAdueod f'I'1aig'e IraaA' y
\, SNrnt IoQiss
YoaiS4ti I4. 2 sp
AZ fftirItI4fHH TIC lnHHt t
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rNer.


" wv " wv NFTTHF-TTT1
TYLER rrN., oct D. Dave Harris,
colofed, head waiteT al the Fcrgusan
house, dropped dead while Waiting at a
bali last night. he was buried to-day by
The L, Il. Il lodge Of this city.
Our district court Is through with ua
business and il preparing tondIomn for
the tcm Everything Is Ia readiness Tor
The higher court, which meets here next
Monday,
a sim nnEhrr eemmonccd blowing
hcre NJ . this evening aud the theunome-
ter is falling rapidly
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MEATnnRrnNn.


Agree and the Prtsoncri- Admitted
TO Bntl.
special to the Gazette
WEArnrRroWp, 1liN., oct. 8 Thr case
OF the statc VS. III. Millikenat Crane
hnty Terminated NJ noon to-day The
Jury hung There We're seven for aeuntt.
IN aud i've lar eahVItiaon, me
highest punishment voted Tor ~
any Of the jurors IN favor OF conviction
was Ave years imprisonment IN the pnnl.
Tertiary, After the announcement ut tho
result Of the lury's investigation Mr..
Milliken was admitted 20 al0,O0a bah.
which was promptly preparodhnd signed
ny simmons, Lewis lltson ana others.
Nh Mlllikcn reached home about u.
M accompanied uy his devoted Wife
aud received tho congratulations f many
friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Noh A.d' Chambers received tele.
gr'l,n Yesterday from Dallas stating thst
~ Dvat 7 PROPELLER which loft here last
aonray withI II Philips, win phlins
NV Vi Aatkins on board, bound far
nlagnviia' had ioundcrcd there In 4 wblrl-
~, n.y., ana mat the party would proceed
tue res, u the way By train. Dallas was
s NnoWn % be whirlpool of sin. butt was
supposeu mat a Fort Worth boat could
~ through II unmolcsicd. The trip lu
MN NM point WIS made in tour day>--.from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Correspondence Of The Gasct,c.
san ANUEto, Thy, oct X. The first
ire for some time occurred to.akv about 1
o'clock, burning small residence IN The
north part OF town. rhe nr6 boys werc
pmmpsly on hand but too late Is 30 any
good.
To-day y election on The hog law, and
az usual all saloons an closed, ana a
lumber arc eemorruing The loss.et their
Hspsl smile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

& The following deeds were iiled for
record with the county clerk yesterday:
Iarena T. Barnett to M. C.. Wells, 100
acres in west end of L. 5. Perry survey,
and ten acres out OF west end OF thirty
,ideation, $3.50.
{. i. Adem by T. w. Ball, trustee, to
y Adem and Steifcl, l2s acres out
u the s, q, Jennings survey, city Of Fort
Worth; consideration, S5050.
I, Z. stephens by G. Il. Adem, trustee,
lots 5, 4, 3, 6, Z and in Hillside addi-
Ton consideration, $4,000.
7, II Bodkin TO p. NJ. White, lot .,
block 2, College Hin addition; consider
alton, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
Gins aud cotton isurpod,

SPECIAL 70 the uAtelie'
gptxDylr,y. TEx.. Oct Minis 4
Harrold's gins, together VITA thirty pa'es
Of cotton, were burned last night ~ =
oirlork loss about $4,000; insurance
saooO, Sl500 Of which was u the ''innffs
seeariatiou
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
MESQUITE.

Mhh T"und Dond Undef y Railrnnd
Bridge.
Special 10 the Gazette.
MESQUITE, TN oci 8, This after.
noon Section Boss pcls reported man
found dead under u railroad bridge, one
mile east of here. Justice Rugcl is now
holding an inquest
His name is J. Fritz, formerly of Fort
Wayne, Ind. AZ least, papers wcre found
upon his person that would indicate this.
The verdict OF the jury has not been
rendered, but there seems TO be no evil
dcnce that he died from violence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

carried TO DALLAS.

Marshal Rea left for Ballas yesterday
evening with John Moral, Bainc Catlett
emu Rochester, the three parties arrested
Friday night for attempting 10 pass i've.
dollar bill which had been altered to re-
emblc 500. They will be examined be-
iore United States Commissioner McCor.
mick. II now transpircs that they en-.
aeayored to pass the spurious bin on the
Fountain house, where they were stop
ping before presenting IL at COTS saloon.
IRago Pincr OF Denton, who was here
yesterday, identified CatlCtt as belonging
ioa respectable family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Ticket 79sG in the Morris drawing was
held by DR.. Moore, whose prize was
superb amber cigar holder.
Ticket 549l was held by G.. c. Stewart,
who captures the two boxes of fine cf-
cars.
lack Scoyille's ticket took the fifteen
pound box OF cocoa plug.
No one has come forward yet to claim
the ticket 10 New York, which is a par
sllelcase to tina, of several months ago,
when the splendid desk, won by some I'M
known person, remained uncalled for,
and is still unclaimed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

corre.oondeses of.l,s CASH.

Aprfrtppndfrhf ~ fff OnH@ttri
Assps, TIKI, Oel s~ Eestorlay morn.
lng whiie Nh W ~ Afford, who lives
about rs miles west u Anson, and Que
Of .lours counts Dcsi citizens. was put.
iirg d llaat N well. BY some csg.c en-
hiy eyes out Dfs. Andrews ami Hollis
hoyc been ,ent iog and they WIN take tht
iragnienia pi lua cye.baila out u their
sockets i0day. abosl enc year ae0 ar
Afford io4thls Nifc, who lrit HIN twn ~.
ne chiidTen row tw0 and four year. uld
Yesterday hhcflH Scarborough eola
aodsg ezesuflon isspcd out III Ehe eoull
c,,nn 81 Taylor county I'D Il
IaYor d VIM Cameron cb.,
H.it Itt ttiH 6fl
f1ie tlf 0nt sisf,h il8.e
4td sse, eldtsaa 81 fhr eiIi II y NJ
R,i 4 va "a ti ps ts aili
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

crowded house welcomed Mclnfvtc
4 Heath az the opern. bonsc ~ n i3 =
They undoubtedly carry the best n, I,
company that has been south fof liz ien v,
time, and give an entertainment ,,.h,li
,n nn lau 70 Interest and amuse the
49,, tulc2natlc audience. The one Ia
WV, asrl. sney played last night was Of quite
y r,us.ent order aad bepti In hearty ana
penlS'ua. roar. The singing. dancing
good fN'ePuVifaiy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
s.,,rond smash Up.

Ninc freight cars were most completely
demolished, nine miles east OF Fort
NORTH, Friday nj ght No lives were lost,
6ui many dollars worth Of property vas
aesiroyed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Table linen, napsns and towcl@at New
York cost "a
RsNDAfi& CAAMn,rh N n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Igll aud 0xemlnr oar 80 cfnt BLACK
caalmefc. ~ Il the same QgeliiY a. iliat
sold IN other stVfeeut sNccpls
NAsDAff 4 f'Irtassnk O..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

tiiy Assessor and Collector Blackman
has reached the lctier"k''o on the tax rolls
ard viii have them completed IN about
two weeks. He estimates now tnat the
acreasc IN taxable values OF the city Wifi
reach quarter Of u million dollars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

or catalogue Of prices naiIad - at4
eddrcrs on application.
Tnf1n& BsHDs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Fakes 4 Co hnsf ipef ltccNeC afak~
lsad II handsome psoor ilruiinrr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

The Old feiisAlt lled WnFiiHi A. ~
fipnrF 4 geaA's IS tbs rety ieqlf for cat
.tiug Pastpak ilaber.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

9Yha foIiorlne ~ rtegfd 81 isR weather ysf.
feyiias + +. le0t 6g vi. y. s. Craven ~ lne i0n
WORTH ph6rhAsg cOmpant tlsioYeg x raj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Twenty German families passed through
ne city yesterday, going westward, On
,ht Texas < Pacific. They win locate
rear Big Spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
Thinning at The Park.

The regular weekly shoot at the drlv.
iIg park yesterday evening was well at.
Tended, number OF marksmcn from
DALLAS being present. Some excellent
shooting was done, as the following
totals of the score will show
First shoot, 10 clay pigeons; entrance
.ee si.50-Einley, o. Hamilton, q Bee
pe,6; Minters, Gage, .; u. Brown, s;
Nordcn, o; Scott, s; Sneed, s, Glass
cock, Bud Brown, Z Nothcway, 10.
Netheway OF Dallas won first money,
Gage second money.
second shoot, . clay birds--Worden
q Glasscock, . Gage 3; Becbe, b
NeQlt, : Nctheway, 81 Hamilton, D. This
was shot off, Worden winning first ano
Scott second money.
Third shoot, . clay pigeons -Glasscocki
Nage, Hamilton, 2 Minters, 4; y
nfoNn, 4 Worden, 3; Nethcway, 81 +.
Brown, /. GlnsscocS and Gage divided
n!st money Worden and Netheway d.
Nued second money.
fonrth shoot, 10 glass balls, for medal-
"a brown, 10; Scott 3; Glasscocb, =
Mage, ~ Worden, s. Finley 8 Beobe,
r Brown, Z; Hamilton, $ Netheway, 81
nondurant, o. Ellis, ?. Il. Brown
won medal for tirst time. Gag
seeond money; Ncthcway and Worden,
nlfd money. Finley and hamilton were
only In for medal
ruth shoot, live rds-Minters, =
9 Brown, o; Worden, 2; Gage, Glass
S"ck, y; Hamilton, 2; u. Brown, !
SeiaeWay, /. GlAsscock won first money
namilton and Gage divided second mon
'uf Public schools.
fhe following IS weekly statement o
a.esage actual enrolment. attcndanc
ma tardiness of the city public school
q Fort Worth for the week ending Friday
fttO0er IggE4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Our catalogue u pssces mallpd ~ avs
address on Application
fAsp,r iAsH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

che Electric Telephone company
ass rad printed new lists OF subscribers.
who now number 500. The lanis pushing
% Inc front and has done considerable to
aiyertise this city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

'NVfINT 10 Wv NNEHIi0,
0tktN CRY, TtN, oct. st. There has
heonacr0WGo OF carpenters at work Tor The
past week or two rcmodeling Our depot.
They are doing II thoroughly, mud when
they saall have finished the depot viii be
greatly improved IN appearance,
There wax considerable business In
town yesterday quite LOT of cotton
IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
STATE NEWS.
beings and Happenings e. the nay
Occurrences Tor Veal
or Woe.


special 81 the Gaseltc
GrosUi,ruwN, Ink, uti. S.e-Mf Ice
CLARK was married "a Miss Alton stray.
horn a. The baptist church last rhurssla,
A SVlcFnN.
Special "a The Gazette.
NFoecrToWN, Ink. Oct, Sod. ncn.
nclL a highly esteemed citlgen Of C0rs.
hill commiipcd suicide on lass Thursday
morning No canSci Is known
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
rarInnl reaehers, Inst -I.,Ill...--

saturday, October 10, meeting OF the
teachers Of district No. ] viii % feia i,
Grapevine. " "s'' ~
saturday, October H., there win 30 a
meeimgo OF the teachers Of the thrcc dis.
tricts, Nos. / and 3 In this city ~
building No. .. This Is the central niect'
ing, and all teachers, whether member.
OF the separate district association ornot
are cordially invited. ~
frogramme OF subjects and those
reading papers or appointed to discuss
certain topics, win be announced m Tin
HA]EriE Sunday morning, the mn lnst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

In the district court the case Of r. Pc.
terson vs. Mollio Cross, suit to try title
TO TWO lots, corner OF Rusk and Teaei
streets, terminated yesterday IN ver.
act Tor the defendant for the lots, and
Tor plaintiff Tor s2l3.2O, amount paid on
lols at shcriff's sale and US taxes.
n.b Turner was granted absolute d.
YoIce from Charity Turner on inc
ground OF abandonment.
In the county court, j. January was
awarded $40 damages AGAINST Thco and
w g. Finley ON account Of horse killed
by defendants barb-wirc fence. He sued
Tor sl00. In the ease OF A. G. Walker
vs. Texas & Pacific Railway suit Tor
$1,000 damages on account of personal
Injuries, plaintiff was given judgement Tor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

sne falling off in actual atteaAance
e XIV. tne large percentage 81 ahsenteos are
~ % me prevalence oi deugne lever
''''''ay Is bothadRisslon transfer aDy +,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

fsti,ists fAt SAID ac d ft
en sas eaaa Haap
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

Dramatic Dates.
The following attractions are billed ~
T iilc Oprrr-iiuuse ior the next two weeks
October i Lizzie May Timer in Dads
Girl" October ~ and "a, Rial, Bigger
and Marion in "Fortune's Fool,n lcfo.
ler n, "Sklpped by the Light Of Tho
lIoon;n October IS, Sol Smith Russell
October IS and II, Myra Goodwin IN
Sis
That lnvesilgatiun.
reporter of TIM GAzGrrE met Mr.
Mt Kerr yesterday, who has lust re.
turned from Lampasas, and In the
course OF the conversation the gentleman
Stated the Lampasas lire department had
scltd on the bundle Of charges preferred
against him, and had OF their own volition
nedea most favorable report to this de.
lgrtment. He is very anxious that the
Investigation shall be pushed, and is con
flcut Of a triumphant acquittal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04
THE CITY.
rsrf worth Epitomizcd in a Column by
The Gazcite's ReportorIal
Stan.

incidents and Accidents Gathered ON the
curbstone, in the Social circie. from
the riresidc--Everywhere.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-04

shave Yourself afd snre Moncy.
y sals accomplishment can easily n ac-
,.,slEgi ~ eitting one Of lEenry q Peak z
"sfH Edgr' razprs AitHf III teN
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
IN A RIBNITZ Inn.
American Dislike OF Sleeping Under the
German Feather Bed.

American Dislike OF Sleeping Under the
German Feather Bed.
On a large, deserted square q ram
bling inn threw open its hospitable doors,
and welcomed us as II we were tile one
party in the world the host had been
looking for since the inn was opened
The storm was not so severe but we
could straggle around the town in the
evening and explore the dimly-lighted
streets. The sultry air, scarcely cooled
by the rain, made the interior oppress-
i've, so we wandered around as long
as we could, and then sought our
quarters. We found that the rooms
had been prepared for us with careful
attention. Everything was neat and
comfortable. In about five minutes
after retiring to our respective chambers
we all appeared in the hallway agaln,
in various stages OF undress, clamoring
for the servant. A blushing chamber
maid soon appeared. and was shown
in turn the three couchCs, each with a
mountainous feather-bed as coyerlet
incased in sack OF white linen. Ex.
plantations and expostulations were Of
no avail. She could not understand
the cause Of our complaint, but insisted
on the purity Of the home-spun linen
and the softness and lightness Of the
feather-bed coverlet. AT last the whole
household was aroused, and aftel
great difficulty the proprietor was mad,
TO conceive the fact that we could no
sleep that sultry August night under
feather-bed which would have sufecatet
us in mid winter. After earnest decla
rations that all Ribnitz people slop
under one feather-bed in summer ant
under two in winter, he was obliged 4
confess that there had never been cal
for upper sheets and blankets in hi
house, and he had none. We as a las
resort seTerally emptied the feather-be,
out Of its sack, and used this as sheet
But for the perambulating watchmen
who made night noisy with their unln
telligible hourly cries, VIC would hav
slept soundly.-F ID. Mtttet, N Hay
pers Magazine.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
FABLE THE SIXTH.

ONE IS ENOUGH TO WAIT AND WOO.
It was another sort of harvest that
was over at Legs Croft; and it had been
as ample in its own way; and prices
ruled high, by reason Of the war.
Everything ought 10 have been well
with Farmer Blackthorn, supposing
farmers TO be made for the price OF
bread alone. Everything looked admir-
ably well, now that autumn and rest
had come.
All things except the farmer. The
new life that had come to him some
sixteen months ago had flicKered down
again, and left him more broken than
when he had just gone begging for a
hundred pounds. As he leaned over
his yard gate in the sun, nobody would
have known him for once hale and
hearty Tom Blackthorn, loud Of voice
and carriage. and full Of spirit and
pride. II was not that he had grown
older by full ten years, but the spirit
seemed withered out of him. The
genial laugh, instead Of hardening, had
changed into feeble sort Of smile.
There was plenty for him TO do and
10 see after-poverty, at any rate, was
no longer burden. Besides, poverty
makes man fight; and there was nc
more fight 10 be seen in. Tom Black
thorn's face or shoulders or trembling
hands. All the work he was doing wa
TO lean over n gate, and even tina
seemed too hard; all he was looking
after was drake with dozen ducks Ii
the pond, who were perfectly able u
look after themselves.
But he got tired Of even this occupa
ton at last, full Of fascination as 1t is
and slowly, very slowly, drew the gat'
open. Once it would have been with
ciatter and swing so that all the plac.
could tell when the master went out
and when he had come home. Befor,
passing through II, he looked sarefull,
y at every window Of the house, sns
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1885-05-06
FABLE THE FIFTH.-coSr1NUED.


He had long felt as if walking, not
merely in his sleep, but in one of those
familiar nightmares wherein the legs
feel like dragging lead and yet have to
go Oh and on and on, against time and
need, with the minutes flying away fast
before and vague pursuit behind. But
the lights put new life into him. They
meant, at the very worst. Il heel of hard
goats cheese and litter of straw. A
little ravine broke the plain and led
towards the twinkle. He did not re-
member the path. but his mind was in
a daze. No doubt he would know it
well enough by day. AT last
"Qui ga idP'
He started, and rubbed his eyes. That
was not quite the way they challenged
in Portuguese.
Friend" said he. 'Iusitanian Le-
gion. Bringing in wounded"
Hdite-ldm
There was clatter OF arms-why in
the world should they turn out the
guardP
But by the light Of lantern he soon
saw what the language would have told
less sleepy ears. The ears woke up
now, and the eyes. too. He looked
round him-still bewildered, though as
wide awake as q weary man could be.
Escalona?" he asked. ri
"He thinks he is in Escalonar' said
the man with the lantern, holding 1t
into his eyes. Then, from the hut that
served for guard-room, came out an
officer, with Frenchman written all over
him. who looked at the swaying soldier
on the horse and then from him TO the
Portuguese soldier on foot, as II he were
put out by such q combination Of things.
Dick saluted, hand to cap Tm
afraid I've made slight mistake, said
he, in his native tongue. I've brought
this comrade Of mine, dead or alive, out
of the fight; I'm of the Lusitanian
Legion at Escalona, and ] thought this
was Escalona; but I'm hanged II think
so now, unless you French have cared
TO carry that beggarly hole. ! suppose
I'm prisoner? All right. But ! sup.
pose you've got a surgeon for my com
rade hereP
They only stared. Then the officer
gave an order, in which Dick could
make out a word that seemed to NEAR
..Interpreter." And he must have beer
right; for after somo quarter Of ar
hour, with the English soldiers head
reclining on his shoulder. woman
dressed Spanish fashion, appeared, anc
talked with the officer some five min
utes more. Then the lantern was agar
thrust into his eyes, so that he coult
hardly see for blinking
''Sir," said she, in English that star
tied him, 'the Lieutenant here desires
me to interpret your story for him
What shall sayPf
Madam Krasinskal Madam Kras
inska, by all that's"
"Hush. We have no names here,
you please. Remember two things
and we shall get on very well One
none here knows English; not on
word. Two say what you like 70 me
and / shall turn Il into any sort o
French please. Only, do not lie X
me. It Is / who shall find the lies"
.'The lies--I should think you willr
tiv She spoke 10 the Lieutenant, as II In
terpreting; and afterwards, wheneve
the prisoner spoke--no doubt quite a
faithfully rs she pleased
'Tou were more gallant on Wednes
day." said she. "But u Is all equal
/ quite comprehend you viii never be
lieve in woman again-untkthc nex
Tina"
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