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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

WORTH.
There wss no little indignation ex-
pressed on the streets Of Fort Worth
Thursday morning when It became known
that The Dallas News had thrown out q
hali-column article to the world headed
with an the glarlng Of type "smali-pox al
the Fort This article was separate and
apart from the local Fort Worth report
printed In that paper and the purpose Of
IT'S segregation and typographical display
is perhaps better understood 10 the cd
Itoral rooms Of the News than by the
general public outside Of Dallas Follow
Ing up the lead Of a smallpox scare for
Fort Worth the Dallas paper yesterday
contained the following choice morsel
amid number Of "small-pox matters, "
from Fort Worth
Inc second ward school was dismissed at l2
70 day. Prof Reynolds said to tho correspond,
ont that enc Of Inc boys, an Intelligent lad
named Phil Lears, came into the school room
and told the boys that 1.-TWO Of the children
had been sent home with tho small.pox, and
"Nft"N" AtANiit Ail W NtN NAIilnhAtus
No reader of Texas daily newspapers
could have failed to notice In special tel
egrams the report Of occasional cases Of
smallpox in more than one Texss town,
but no other paper in the state has
deemed It even q matter OF news
TO call attention to the fact Since
railroad connection was made with
Mexico we doubt II Texas at
any time has been perfectly free from
smallpox. just why the Dallas News
has deemed 1t necessary to emphasize the
existence Of few smallpox cases at Fort
Worth Is mystery which might the bet
ter be explained II one could know
whether smallpox at the Fortr was
voluntary with the News correspondent
at this place or was sent in
obedience TO editorial instructions.
Without this vital Information, one
is left to his imagination to guess at the
motive for smallpox boom for Fort
Worth in the columns of Dallas paper
THE GAZETTE has noted the existence
OF smallpox at Dallas, but it has never
occurred to this paper to regard the mat.
ter with special attention until smallpox
was made to assume positive impor
lance by the black headlines Of the Dallas
paper.
The report of smallpox cases in other
towns will be found in the special tele.
graphic columns Of The GAZETTE as they
occur.
In Fort Worth there have been sr
cases, Of which one has died. As is
always done, even where but one Gaze ex.
sts, every care is being taken to prevent
The spread of the disease, and no one in
Ills city feels any alarm about the matter,
ind nothing would have been said or
thought of it but for the industrious IN.
crest OF paper printed in rival town. I
Us to the dismissal of the Second ward
chool and what "Prof. Reynolds said 10
he correspondent OF the Dallas paper,
he Truth is the school has not been dis
missed at u of any day, except for recess,
md Prof. G. b. Reynolds informed Ga
ETTE representative last night that he
lad never seen the correspondent OF the
Dallas News. The following table shows
he attendance at the public schools, the
eport being made on Friday of each
week
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
NOT THE DALLAS NEWS.
n Drummer ENoulpates the Dallas Branch
and Puts ali the Blame on the ,,nl.
weston End.

Drummer ENculpates the Dallas Branch
and Puts ali the Blame on the CSnl.
weston End.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. !, 1856.
To the Editor Of the Gazette.
Every fair-minded citizen will apnre.
clate the stand you have taken concern
ing the attack Of the Galveston News on
commercial travellers. have not seen
the Galveston paper for several months.
consequently did not read the article re-
ierred to so frequently of late 1t will be
suffice to say that II the News had made
no such Indecent assault, It would not
hesitate to say so. This paper might
with the same proprlety and Justice assail
the merchants or any other class of busi.
ness men in the State.
Tho business | pursue, has no bearinu
upon my integrity or INV morals
my social and financial standing
ANY paper that will lend its columns and
the widespread circulation IL hoasts IN
TINS end, deserves not only the condemna.
ton OF commercial travellers, but the
same OF every good citizen.
In a communication from Cleburne to
TnE GAZETTE last Saturday, "The Dallas
News" Is denounced with the Galveston
paper. | think they were unjust in this
l nave been reader Of the Morning
News since the first day OF its publication
aud nave never seen an article in its
cohmns rejecting upon the Character Of
any individual or any class OF people.
w L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
The Greatest uanai in the wor,o

~ Is the Alimentary Canal. 1t poes
Sstraish from your mouth 10 your stomach S~
Every morsel of food you eat goes thronob
u. II is intimately connected with Won,
ulgestiye apparatus, with your comfor,
ana with your ability to get along in tho
world, But II the machinery to Which il
.eaas gets out of order, look out for WORRY
ana misery. Keep the Canal and tbe
S wnole system in prime order by usinS
nlown Iron Bitters, the worlds graa3
iron Ionic Mr.. ID. Il. Taft, Vail, iowa
S say ~ used Browns Iron Bltters for
my dyspepsia; and found it excellent and
satisfactory anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
JUSTICE BEFoHE GALLAy1Rr.

"bpIACb bENOAE NILLIN Tx J,
An exchange accuses Tue GAZETTE OF
lack OF gallontry The specific act upon
which the charge is based is opposition to
the bin before congress to pension widows
OF men who were entitled to pensions in
their lives.
TnE GAZETTE likes to be gallant, but
not at the expense OF the public. We
would be Just before we are gallant.
Those widows who deserve pensions
ought TO have them; but under the pend
/ ing bill the undeservng stand ON an equal
footing with the deserving, and unless the
bill is changed to juster style, THE
GAlErTE and those who think with II VIII
have to oppose the proposition.
The fault with the measure now he,
fore the house is that It provides
pension for every widow whose husband
was ON the pension rolls. II II had pro-
vided only for those who were married
at the tine their husbands disability was
Incurred 1t would be worthy OF approval.
But there is no justice In the government
supporting women who married. their
husbands subsequent to the mourning of
their disabilities,
There is q broad distinction between
the two classes. The former married
men who were in the yigor of health, who |
were capable OF supporting them, and
who were, by virtue of hurts received in
the war, rendered incapable OF giving the
support that their wives had looked for
ward to, In this case the government
should provide for the surviving widows.
But where women have married men al.
ready disabled, and they knew that these
mon were crippled aud helpless, they
have no right to the bounty of the country,
Tor they went Into marriage with thoir ,
Eyes open, knowing upon what they had ,
% depend.
Therefore, 10 prevent the injustice OF /
'nrdcnlne tho government with the sup. b
'ort Of two or three hundred thousand u
Widows, who are not fairly entitled to .
ensions, THIS GAzgrrE opposes the en-. n
Ire bin. II this is ungallantry, make the p
lost Of IL. Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

DALLAS thinks she has got the Santa
Fc extension, and is very proud Of the
part she took 10 getting It. Only Dal.
lasite could DO proud Of the record that
city has made. The road asked for SO.
600. Dallas wbooped and squealed, and
alter two or three weeks hard work gave
up the lob, after getting prom ses to paw
$4,000. The railway company was ap.
pealed to to come down to $50, 600, as
the town Couldn't raise $50, 900 to save it
from sheol. An eyaslye answer was
given, and Straightway Dallas raises a
bootblack hurrah and claims that 1t VIII
get the road 1t is proud thing to
boast of rnisiug $4,000, when Paris, with
one-iifth the population OF Dallas, gave
$4,000 Tor the road Dallas stands in
the position Of bankrupt who offers to
compromise $4,000 for $4,000 with a
creditor who hesitates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
HOT SPRINGS.
Sticking MT the Decisions in Regard to the
Hot Water Privileges.

A'oHins at the Decisions in Regard to the
Hot Water Privileges.
Special 10 the Gazette.
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, Feb. 5.--The 70.
cent action by the departments and con.
gress at Washington touching the hot
water privileges here, le,s intensified Inc
feeling between the coatending factions
here. Tho decision, cmauatlng from The
attorney-Soneraps office, DENYING hot
water privileges for bath-honses and
hoteis OF the reservation, is strongly cor.
demned by those who are opposed 10 what
they term the bath-houSe ring. This fac
uon. however, are loud In praise OF Sona.
Tors Berry and Jones Tor their recent ON.
slaught on the bath-house pool ON tho
lease system. The statement made bv
THESE senators in debate, that the bath
honse lessees have SO complete con.
troll and monopoly of the waters that
the government officers in charge az the
Army and Navy hospital had been forced
TO purchase water from them, is viror.
ously met and refuted by thc bath-honse
people IN the Hot Springs Daily News by
published letters from the present supcr.
intendent of the reservation and his nre.
decessor. These letters assert ihat 40 {
Dath-house people have no control of the
waters, and that the hospital officers
never purchased any hot water from am, 4
source. The senators either spoke win.
nut knowledge OF the facts or else thsv
ave oeen imposed upon by some one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

-Four sermons Of the series now being
delivered by Rev. Dewitt Talmage ON III,
subject Of marriage have been printed II
rim GAZETTE The others Of this series
treat Of the Duties Of Husbands to
wscs,n Duties Of wives to Husbands, .
sin Matters OF Religion, Should the wife
20 with the Husband or the Husband
with the Wifey" "The Wrong Ways OF
Women" "Costumc and Morals "Com-
petont HouSewliery,p "Sensible Young
womanhood," "women Who win Pass
Lille Single" Influence OF Sisters Over
Brothers,n "Thc Modern Novel and
Woman," clearinghouse and Hotel
Life Treatment OF Alanserant and
Maidseryant.n This series OF sermons
has been found Of much Interest by
GAZETTE readers, and Is attracting deep
attention. Those who desire 70 read Tim
GAzntIE for this rare treat only can have
the Mondays edition mailed postpaid.
TnF GAZETTE IS the only paper in Texas
that prints the sermons OF Mr., Talmage.
These sermons are also printed in the
Weekly GAZETTE, and subscribers to that
edition Of the paper will always lind them
~ the issue following their delivery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

The public can draw its own conclusions
and place its own estimate on this Dallas
newspaper effort to aallct Fort Worth
with smallpox epidemic. TIM GAZETTE
contents itself with printing plain state.
ment OF the facts,
Our letter this morning from Dallas
gives the facts about the smallpox in
that city, which TnE GAZETTE should
never have thought of working 10
prominently, save to show that In neither
Fort Worth nor Dallas is there any good
reason for fearing the spread of the dis.
case, and NE black type of the Dallas
News and the pitlful insinuatlon of the
Dallas city physician in reference TO ''the
cases reported at Fort Worth" will have
no effect in frightening people with re.
gard to either city,
But II there must he a smallpox boom
We checrfully make place for Dallas,
which had the first case, the greatest mum.
Der OF cases and the greatest fatality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
rnE GAZETTE ABROAD.

rHE GAZETTE will he found for sale az Tie
l'laccs named In the following citics
CHtCA0o ML.--W, Il. slzor. i5s Dearborn
street. and l., SchAhnor, Grand Pacific hotel
ST. LOUIS. MO.--Phllhp Rocder, S22 Olive
sirect and JAS Oyerion, southern hotel
hur SPRINGS, ARK,--J. n. Davis y Co..
Homer l.. Bun, II tlirshlold ana Z, +. Greene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

Tnt sale Of the crown Jewels of France
to provide fund Tor the support of aged
worAmcn marks a Just process Of rctrlbu-
ton Thousands of workmen were mace
aged, ontimely, in toiling for these
beubles, aud now thatclass Is the one TO
oc paid back by the sale Of them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

GtAnsroSE issues political address
e his constituents, in which his language,
though cautious and eircumspcct has yot
tone o. encouragement To the friends OF
ireland
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
no THE PUBLIC.

Paroles having bills against THE GA
,KrTg will please present them promptly
3n the ist OF each month. On the 10th
u each month every TIL OF every kind
rill be settled In full. II found correct.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
BUsINEss oHANors

y You want good prices for yon, IA
a, a sup mon 20 y. II Rob nson' bnieha,, Y.
dealer IN fowls, 1913 Main street Fors t Ws,s e
w g WILL Put UP for spring dellvs,s
Nv amount Of yearlings, tWos or sie1{ y;
We, ON snort notice. $500 acre nss,s.' Y
TWO miles OF Baird, win sell, or rade "a, ~.
i nT U.s. or Gort Worth property. Bosx iise1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Guide,

49,, ~oV RACES, fine Wares
,etAet eletn and Kit bininc sealed for oOc. =,
,hs,s ,nsteney' Over mn ndsrfai psn psipss ,,.s
~ ylrNe 70 lifs; articles ihe follosins ~.
Al 30 tefiy ~he not why. mamie d vomaaAosi i ~
5ine, eeess ecnoaeg and excess. hsu Ne ~ W n
2. ineFtasrd the gsielofy Of rsrrud
lhose married or nj .ziipg narriA,e IL
,,a.r t,, eskht 70 BE- read ~ sAat persens w a.
'an Ass 'onniar edi.ls anusa napsr safs' -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

THE GAZETTE Is the only paper in
North Texas that nov publishes The Assoc
dated Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
FOK sALE-IIvn sTocu

G'OR sALE-Fifty lat mules. srisssi,
4 work ADDRESS Comm Bros. la cs \.
L'Oh SNLE-A phaion md hsrress - -
new; ,lso gentle pony Caii an ~ r'. Y
dress j NJ Hamlet, corner Tenth ana Ii,,s3.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

At Howard Tully's when you want eenp.
inc articles Tor birthday or wedding nreS.
ents. Ills stock b Kept constantly fresh
10y frequent arrivals of new goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

'pLEAss add ten more daily to my
nrder.n J II Dlls, sherman on with
the hust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
KOOMs Fnn 60.

E'oR IkNT-pleasnntf1rnished ,os,s,; &.
Il and back nicely located WA looms o ts1
70 gooa 9oarding-houscs O5 West r SSGIo'sAls
Eoh RENT-Three pleasant sss,S
Fifth street. 40 ~ Nj
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

"PpeASE add ten copies TO Morgan
every sunday Crescent News company
ON with tho bust
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

"sENp me fifteen copies more daily,
sure I. G, Mckee, Dallas on with
the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

"You can increase the Mincola sunday
order tive coplos.p R W. Robertson. on
with the bust.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
WANTED-NlAIr -.

w A so,i,i ,on,e--four or ,Iss X.
nicrs HPpiy E q r. o. c gss,lans 'S
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bOna-fids circulation Of any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Rate, Of ADVERTISING Furnished on April

Rates Of Advertising Furnished on April
cation.
Rsiniftaaoes sv draQ posfoCce MONEY order OF
ga gegialerfd letter, AZ max Of oNoc.
Correspondence IA so!ioiied upon al iletcs sub
ffff
Pydyips Information Of erenff md nsfss happen
tugs Of general isfercsf s0itcifed aud cfH %
properly Compensated
Al communications ATTENDED for publication
riust tf accompanied bp fhe tsrifeyss aud ad
irefs--,iot 1or publication, taa eridenoe Of
rood faitA,
farfies uriaao "a THE GAEETTE on bitstDes1
reysoaalfo crisercs cin pieatc iHciose fiGup for
rrsir.
~ istseys relating % business Of any kiad should
b addressed 10 THE GAZETTE Fort Worth TEE.
DEMOCRAT PuBLisHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

thing 10 the china glass anu raDIe slIver-
ware line, and ard selling at remarkably
low prices They are Offering special in
ducemeuts Just now.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
wANTEn-...IlII,lrIl.,,,.,..,......... a.

w IN IN. I,'--A SIT 70 do cooiI,s
JTt pong ing . n email family. Es'as ssais
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
seven Paekage. Conas !,

plaa aae your choice, seven packages of
eo S -, os seven packages Arbuckle,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Observation-Disclosures:

WANrED-SlN or eight a., 80
nI.b irst.class WIN nj Re I o oOaIleis i,
east corner ro Ibi G99nye5 ven to bushes '
Mus WTrt.as ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
FOR REPRESENTATIONS

INTrh i ETN 10 I,oC,Ihtee room house. 81 -
haas ~ Sloaoper month inosits' W KIN, "
L rooma. corner a W %gslras s, resldeacs r.
Streets Apply TO undersigned ~ ~ lPissa
Flr /, or at Gillcspie's lumber WA w
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
TryJust one.

., Buy package of Silver Loaf and Civ,
..a Iair trial. Ii you do this you VIZ
s never regret 1t. How many disastrous
iailures In making bread cause trodoloss
sseAalon In the household? This can ~
9 ~ 9oyiated by trial OF Silver Loaf Z
~ brown guarantees its purity strcnsea
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
MIsCELLaNEo ,,,l,1..'-

UIlE .MoNTFORT HOUSE WiIps ps;
originally Bon Ton hotel, is the hest Xxx
70 STOP IN town near depot, coay, intent "a isS.
no charge made e'''s y
EOi' SALE-kentucky blu grass ses6 II,
nave consigned 10 us a lot OF Kenturky br,
grass seed, new and good, which IVA III, wv IN
III 10y, lots 10 sult purchasers MAlIIELDX sfosr,
forl Wort January 80, 1856.
INOR SALE--Dr liar lcy's so1fh An. IT,.
u cure, Mt Hotel Piekwlck newsstand n n
Rowe. agent
4 RTEslAN BATH HOUSE Natural aoSsi
water eighty gallons per minute, soi. d.
t.Esl a sulphur, magnesia and soal,
thc 0esi bathing water In the state. II nav h
nsed as at Hot Springs, drunk hot willie 6ai
Ing. single tickets, % cents; fge tlckess. 81
ota1!ey Markie, proprietors, northwestceraa
public square ~
" INlAN u RlLAND, general land and col
- lection agente for the Panhandle d
TeNas, Tascosa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
THE MARRIAGE RING.

sArunpAy nlonNINo. rrnnuAnY 0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Observation-Disclosures

VA ANTED-At once. ION ,oss,.o'vs'
~ Embl. yment Office over pos,caloss lpls 4
w AnIhD--lO shares OF stock Il T:...
> oIisFlimp lSoS = Loan association '' esI
- .i'' IWy MAIN street. ''aNf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
nArrs or sunscRrprIoN.

RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.
70 asIfL SUBSC1lbERSs
Postage Prepaid tt ne Ph1athers)
Dhfiv. Weekly.
One Year 4..... $40 " one Year ,........fl 50
5ls Months 80 SIX Montha. s.4... 1 %
Three Months % Three Months. 50
sunday GAIErrR s. per aunnm, post paid.
DBLTVRRRD BY CARRTERss
per Week ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cents
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
WANT COLUMN


n4fs. S,,,,s..s PERSONAL.
M ~ fro MOTIONS hours fos ~.
MI Rs TURNER ha,s- onS, ~ =, :. - sl2 lail +.
-, - her residence. s25 Mone.1 hei n ~.
bisyafed 70 teach oil, ws,aroe .iiss ~
draaing 'hhting also, chareesy,' a y 4
WcSnnssdo Ter elass,hours az az and az,
wopt 9d5 onn t and Friday, from ",s ea iIls',t
IN nm. npegpie's Intelligence ~
Ra,lpor S, uP stairs over ISc. tea eql
tractors and ho ne farmers, m Ssss
reliable CLIP, both maic a aies n'nilR'l y
u u - romutly attended 10. female, "a 4
V. W Guynn. Pronrietor is'ephoni K, :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
Most EnferprIsIng and PopulaV DaIIy me State

above and YET An
pns ahonld % addressed 10 the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06

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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-03-24
Two Brothers Murdered.

\ special from Salem, Roanoke
county, Virginia, says: \ horrible
double murde: was committed oD
Back Creek, this county, Wednesday
night. A man named Gritiey, who
has wife living on Back Greek, had
Just returned from Texas, where, it is
alleged, ne served 4 term in the peni-
tentiarv. His wife refused to recog-
nizc him, and learning that John and
Pickett Metz, sons Of William Metz,
had been visiting his wife in his alb
sencc, Griffey went TO their home,
called one Of the young men out and
shot him through the heart. He then
entered the house and shot the other
young man through the righ; breast.
The murdered young men were aged
respectively about seventeen and
eighteen years. Griffey is at large.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-03-24
pHEsENTIaaENT OF DEATH.
A Curious and Interesting Incident in the
Family History of the BayardS.

The subject of prcscntiment concern
inc death and fatality in families
spoken of IL iiancock's case recalls
some sad points in the Blyard history.
Few families have been more depleted
bv >udGca death than the Bayards,
and III many instances there have Geun
torewaru;uGs and presenlimentS. 1t IS
said that Miss Bayard wrote a letter
indicating her approaching death.
There are now in Washington many
old naval officers who remember the
interesting circumstance attending the
death OF Miss Baya"d'S cousin, Charles
[. Bavard. ut NIolnt VeSuvius. He
was the tavorite SON of Richard Bay
ard, of Philadelphia, whose father and
Secretary Bayard's father Were broth
ers. In 1913, while Oh board the
United States ship Congress, in COM
!lapv with several Young friends, he
made tic ascent OF Mount EcSuviuS.
1t was the same Congress that Went
down in Hampton Roads before the
Merrimac, and in the party was the
same Joseph Smith, who as command
er of the Congress had his head taken
of by cannon bali and of whom his
flther said. when he heard that the
Congress was taken: ''Thcn Joe Is
dead" In the party also was Lehman
B. Ashmead, Of Philadelphia, with
whom wound Bavard afterwards went
y Jerusalem to visit the Holy Sepul-
uarc While there they both had tat
tooed on their arms by an old drago-
man the hcraldic arms Of Jerusalem,
with the date Of their visit. In the
case Of young Bayard the tattooed
cross developed virulent features, teS-
tered and finally he became sick and
the arm became greatly swollen. lie
continually declared that he would die,
and even after it appeared to grow en-
tirely we'll lie was III tie ha lit Of say
inc to Mr.. Ashmead and other friends:
This arm will be the death OF me
vet" Ten wears afterwards Young
| Bavard left for cruise in the Co!um-
bia as flag lieutenant Of Commander
Morris. Before leaving he took sad
farewell Of all his fiiends here and
and declared to one and all that "they
would never see him again" lie was
very rejected and deSpondent. Ten
years to l day from his previous visit,
in company with young Carroll Tucker,
Of MARYLAND, and q few friends, The
Columbia being then at Naples, he
made the ascent of Nesuvius during
an eruption. With him were Rear
Admiral Simpson and Rear Admiral
Calhoun, who were then lieutenants.
He had the arm of Prussian army
officer. He was quite gay. Just near
the Hermitage, where he had halted
ten years before, the party stopped,
finding it would be dangerous TO 60
nearer the crater. As they were turn
ing a mass Of lava and rock struck
Young Bayard on the arm where he
had been tattooed, cutting it tearfully
and obliterating the cross, and before
the party could reach the foot of the
volcano he died. His mother is still
living, upwards of ninety years of age.
His body IS buried near the foot of
Eesuvius.