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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
A WALK uNpER TIE SEA.
The Wonders of the Ocean World. by Prof
Alexander WincheIL

Alexander WinchelL
Author of ''Sparks from Biologists Ham
mer, - theological Excursions etc.
Copyrighted 1890 by Author.l
The deep, mysterious sea! We listen
to its loud resounding roar along the
beach, but it brings US no tidings of the
world buried in its silent depths. Ships
lie there, with their unreturning sailors
still at their posts, or fallen asleep
in the embrace of the lethean waters.
There lie those steamers which went
out from their docks blessed by hun
dred waving adieus, but never returned
to receive a wanderers greeting. Men
and women went on voyages into those
voiceless abysses, and no messenger has
returned to whisper q syllable of their
fate. Oh, vast, insatiate sea, that has
engulfed fleets and argosies, and rem
dered no account of the destinies to
which the hast con signed them, we chal-
lenge thy unrespousive defiance, We dare
thy secret depths!
Come with me, reader, to the foam
grit shores of rocky Nahant. We have
learned to solve the mystery Of the deep
sea. We will go down under its pillows
and bring back tidings of the silent,
watery realm. How necessarily the great
waves break on these porphyry cliffs
They are white with rage at the uumoved
resistance of the firm land. See, from
beyond come the higher swells, like n
caravan of heaving mountains, to con-
tinue the attack upon the shore. The
surface of the sea is afoam with moving
masses, which testify to q pitch or ex-
element at which we stand and tremble,
while transfixed by the sublimity of the
scene.
Here are the forms of seaweeds streWn
along the shore-strange forms, beauti-
full, decorative forms, which grow in the
gardens under the surf-toTn up by this
battle of the pillows and the shore. They
tell us of quiet retreats where the sea-
moses grow and the tempest seldom in
trudes. Down into those peaceful gar
dens we glide-along the stormy slope
which separates them from the bowling
beach-the drifting slope where the
sands are moving to and fro, and the
fragments torn from the porphyTy cliffs
are beating their angles against the bur-
led lodges. Onward we glide, discover
ers in a new realm, until our feet touch
the gardens of the ulv9-the green and
black and purple ulv@ - rooted
in the restful mud, stretching their
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

tCobbs won't take you-not while
papa is away ~ said Sally, firmly.
Alan only grinned.
The great hog hunt, or rather its dis
cussion with Cobbs, and the listening to
thrilling tales of former hunts was an
other excitement.
Then almost every day the wagon went
to the railway station. To watch for its
coming, to open the freight boxes and
the express packages, here again was an
interest
But these were every day breaks in the
monotony. There was something far
more stirring. Not every day did the
loafers at the store have a proclamation
from the governor of Arkansas to read;
offering $500 reward to each and any of
them who should discover the perpetra-
tors of crime committed IN their own
neighborhood.
They somehow felt vaguely important
and spelled out the words for themselves
And certainly not every day did Sally
come to Cecil, with pale face and
sparkling eyes, crying: "Oh, what do
you reckon, Cousin Cecil2 They are go
ing to lynch Old Man Dawsey to-nightl''
Sally's information came from dIa-
logue which she had overheard, she be-
ing in the "dark closet' where the meat
was kept, and the speakers, Aunt Cindy
and her nephew, Rafe Baxter, outside
on the steps.
Two white men had proposed the
Iynching. Like Baxter, they had lost
their little worldly all through Dswsey's
hard hearted greed. Baxter himself
was in a state of mind ripe for any vio-
lsnce. The negroes of the settlement
were more inclined TO panic than re-
venge, but Aunt Sally and Baxter, to-
gether, had succeeded in aronsing them.
Aunt Cindy was pacific soul. She dis
couraged RATE IS riotous schemes. "Let
de Lawd punish dat wicked man,
honey, she said. t'Doan' you go pro-
jiokin raoun' bad white folkses; you
get in right smart er trouble fust ye
knows.
III new get in trouble lickin' ole
Davsey,' Rafe answered. 1--WE ali
doesn t aim g kill him; ies' guy him de
bud good, an warn 'im t. light out en-
Yis kentry. Oh, doan' ye worry; he
Ain e got friend on earth -
'Waal, but he got W lite skin, - said
Aunt Cindy, ''tell ye, niger, de w'ite
folkses won enjure havin' de cuIled
folkses lynch W lite raskills. Now, honey,
wait on de Lawd, dat man git his de-
sarvin IS sho'.''
At this climax OF the conversation,
however, Aunt Cindy must needs get mp;
and they both moved away, nor could
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

she gesticulated, for the twentieth time,
repeating her story. s'And t. tfnk 1t
ben Abram Lin Kumj the mule dat like
DO MIST Henderson de bes' dat be de
cause er me wakin an watchin -
"But she said, before, it was Me-
lodeon - said Sally.
"Maybe she forgot, - said Ally, "I
thought she said Melodeon. -
s'she did - said Cecil. ''But at any
rate, Abraham lincoln was getting all
telligence and from him she passed sadly
to the lamehted Mr. Henderson 8 rare
gifts. 1t was an easy transition back to
Dawsey again.
The crowd had no good word for him.
Indeed, when a tail, gEinning black man
said that it would be the best thing to
run him out of the country, there was
general hum of approval.
"You wndn t objeck, wud ye, RafeP'
some one said, addressing sullen-look-
ing negro who, so far, had not said
word.
al ain t complainin' - he answered,
turning on his heel.
''Had he ought to complaint Mitch
ell asked, in his sluggish voice.
"Wa al ole man Dawsey chiseled him
outer $500 pension money, sellin' him
fyarm for sixteen, an promisin' him
long time ano not givin' it, an selln'
up minnit the note come due. Say, it
plumb soured Baxter; an call Rafe
Baxter a mighty decent darkey. -
Some one else added to the story. The
detective listened to each talker. AT
the same time he gradually edged his
robust person nearer the door.
Anyone who stood in the door could see
Rafe Baxter and little knot of negroes
gathered about some plows on the river
hank
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Very soon Baxter disengaged himself
aud walked to the hitchins pole where
his mule stood. He mounted and rode
away. casting not a glance behind; but
Aunt Valley watched him until he was
out of sight, smiling broadly.
Then she too mounted her mule and
vent her way.
abraham Lincoln's lame,'' said
Ally.
By this time they had enough, both of
the store and Mitchell and went home.
a week passed without any news of
proves by Mitchell.
Yet it was by no means week devoid
of excitement.
For one thing the teacher was i'll, and
there was no school. 1t must be oon-
fessed that for this Cecil was devoutlv
thankful. He had met so many ragged
little boys and girls who seemed on the
most familiar terms with Ally and who,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
copyrighted 1890, by the Author.l

material, clean and whole. Aunt VAL
ley having a thrifty son, saw no reason
why she should give up the good part of
frock because the other parts were
worn; she simply made as much Of q
dress out Of her material as she could and
pieced out deficiencies with something
else, only particular that the ad dition
should be gay; 10y consequence her pres
ence commonly reminded one of a second
hand rainbow.
Now, u dozen colurs flashed in the air ,as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
Proof of Affection.
Div Goods Chronicle.

Cynic = 1.-THE old days are past.
Women do not fall in love any morel"
Wentman- Absurd, my dear fellow.
Just look inside one of our fashionable
mill inery stores.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Read cur offer to send webster's Unabridged
Dictionary to any one forwarding two annual
subscriptions to the Daily GAZETTE and SO in
cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

Read our offer to send Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary to any one forwarding two annual
subscriptions to the Daily GAZETTE and $50 IN
cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
OVER SEAS.
In the Azores and GibraItar-By j. 7. To-
bridge,
Author Of Jack Hazards Fortunes. - ,,Tf.,
ham Brothers Tidemill, - Etc.
Copyrighted 1890 by the Author
CHApTER II.

\ the morning of ID.
eleventh day out from "
York gulls reappearsd
dicating that land ~.
near. They eirc.ed roaa5
and round over our val,
now swooping down !.
some attractive mo-szr :.
the water, and flying So.
eral miles TO every one n,
steamer sailed, with Ia.
ease and power Of fs,y.
which seems so as,c-ss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27
CHAPTER 1x.-THE DETECTIVE.

+ s come! - cried
Sally.
Ally and Cecil
we're sitting on the
uneven steps of the
stone piazza. In
the dusky vista be-
hind them, shoul-
ders of pork swing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

BY OCTAVE THANET.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-27

''Cobbs won't take you-not while
papa is away, - said Sally, firmly.
Alan only grinned
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
sra Waibington.
spiShnerne. SnNcnriasmiuiitcrcn

spisburrne. SncenrisSmiulltcrcn
nrSiro forleocn Dag cit rniOrlio Sercf'
nina ira Rem @critp rm Spiobnernes
llpTeieIIer Der zen iieite Mnnneo.
7cnre loplric pprrrite Sob al Here
Sunerece bcprbncSc % mafcrcos gicI'
ifancre rioer pmtrins ON NGiierne %
slrnorcr pa trner Settlcrne.
8cretninscu inocboIocr i~nlSitrnNl8e
Splusuinocr ON % acknowledgements
oer, ION eisie &ppsre bar be8oaet, %
&eaicriuacu cpiororcs til at Itrioe mn,
@oa SuuorcNrr al Mile er @ieroer DSe'
laate. euir plpnoreOe % neobrrrote,
neutrality-suspicious. Dpcla9te, Settlrre
IfuStc, Sernbauebrocr brGnete 90 nlaTl9'
iclriee andre @plosbonoljnser. Snoer'
riasminiiterrn bar isubt 8repet til @iI'
perngr Yrince al Icu MeritO % ar'
mpoet BAN at i~prciIaa Ct @tiSoel, lan oil
ban nnmpbe 8egicringen ON at ltrloe
inc. Get CT ia%nbipnli9t, at &e9isrtn9en
mo isuSe 5rUpper Serben ior OF be-
itptte Gin % Gisno0m.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

feet o. bar bcrfur itemt for Glepelano
beraf fommer bet, at ban parot Steui'
msr | inbultribriuenoe Gsne. pr.
SobnIpn mener NOT at tuniie Iort9ue
nOget itrGfteli9t, naar ban Tiger, at Ell
Gmeritaner er Meolem al Goboen Glnb'
Get ureget muli9t, at CLEVELAND eitonll
er Meblem af benne Sub, men oerd'
fDlser aloeles life, at ban er mlHore
patriOtiif enb andre, liseiom I bet Sele
taget belle bet &Gionnement, Iom pr
Sobnion bpsser paa benne Smlt1nol9'
beb, fun err pilbe 6antaiier al en- raoltal
Yroteftioniit. Seq erinOrer beller life,
at Sr. Sobnion bar iaa fo~rf9rbells
inbi9neret pper, at 9ariielo, inotil li9e
for Rpminationen, bar Weblem al Cob
ben Club. MeH Iioerne foranorer Jig,
og MRnb meo benz. Oct bar 10 pgIaa
GARFIELD, lom | Son9reslen liotalfe tor
ca. Is 9lar iiben, at bet eneite riStise
bar at arbeioe benimpo 5ribanbel! %
bog er jes o~perbeuiit ONT, at Sr. Sobns
ion itemte meo trps Samoittisbeb paa
BAN.
Seq baobe tent at ifripe ON WtcSins
leps 2olbiorilas benne Sang; men CIR
titelen er aaereoe iaa lang, laa bet
iaar blipe til en- anben Gang.
81. 9. Mnberfon.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

to'er" ira SeiieriOn us be icnere grsE.
oeHter, Grants 5Urarinser, ION hon :,
paa i'm aeiie rinbt ont ssorOep: srS'
o'oere en- TOR M~pntiamlius, en- ioS,,
neiiif Samliu9, be fsrite Serubor,,
oosfe, Baaoe % aaiatter, Of stipb q,
Iio'er Os 9ratammer, en- goo gom'
ling al i%noianite Olbiaaer, ct gOrtrgt,
saueri at i%nbianite Gbeier, en- pelUrbr,,
Samlllis al ~9itosruiier, StaaL 90 apb,
beritit uoiDrt Der / amcrita, tort ,oot
laame9et, at man bliper belt iurItorret
Sopeoet al at fare / ct bel fra 8rsr,
lam til aina os fra i%punone aartuir,
oers "Spibpssere" til Nutioens SOt,
larsjasere. Men interesiant % lore,
r'9t er bet, ps at BONNIE eiter 8eigo,
f%orltaar @aibinstons Sebuere poioo a
iette Hris berpaa.
Sa jes git biem til Sotelet ben isrit,
Nften, tom jes furbi en- Saloon. bum
@oiiOns 5OnOsruf bar ubltiaet. Sc,
git IND % fit fat / to al Be @uttaper6o,
rsr, lom man iatter til gret, % fol
5Orepiieren treffe bet lille slpparut Oh
S 2sbet at en- balp Sues Minuter bsrb
jes en- Slsite-S Colo, Ell Duet al "9uctu".
os en- tomilf Sang al en- betienot irR
Sfueipiaer. Deb at lufte ginene tunb,
jes sobt inbbilbe mig, at ica bar
5beatret % bsrte SeriOnerne ielo.
Seq git biem meset tilirebs meS mil
8agSarbeibe. g.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
2o'Aars Gmbeosjubildmr,

Zen 4oe Sui ieireSes paa en- oubbelt
Manoe hos GaitOr 3orseripn / 3urtb
Go., ga. Get bar iaar netup 25 glar.
iioen &aItprcn tiltrnabte lit Gmbeoe;
bette bapoe Meni9beperne i Grin6rina.
p9 oeriOr belIutteOe be at iamles paa
NrGIte8narSen ben Ace, for at buloe en-
5eit / ben Suleouing. @Oset oper
$40 par ~inoiamlet. gift off for ia /
'tOr 9emmeIi9beo. @raiten pibIte fun.
at D%tenigbeperne uiloe iamles paa Irp.
lte9anroen Tor at ieire ben Ace, % at Be
ielu uiloe ~ioreitaa Setter.
Taitpr Strauo bar inS6uot iii Of
oelta9e, % meo en- fort Gale operrafte
ban Tr9Iteiamilien 6apen % uotalte
paSlenoe 9ptgnItninser. 9erpaa fulate
ct Soar ira 9aitOr 9or9erien, bpori
ban IammenliSnebe i'm stiQina meb
Tatrinrten Sacobs, ba oenne panbreSe
tontbanoei til @eiOpOtamieu, mel fprl
tllbn9e meo TO S9re. Gn biertelia Sat
pad esne Os 5umifiens ge9ne til MSes
nl9beOerre, for ufuritplot Nstelie % for
9dpei, bar 5alens Slutnina.
Otter @iibOnss @aoeu iuriamleoes
man paanp, for at lptte iii grmtniite,
til 20nmnrf, q. 3. anoeriOn, ium
poetiif Siilbrinser gap N geitriOeli,
az Norge III flor 5ornDielie for 5uriam
lInsen. 8nitcr 6. Supe ira aStOrit
GAP oerpaa en- interssiant S~eItripelie a
3atur os 5prbOlpe peO S~tiaebaps
fpIten.
Erof. 5. O. Salauo tultebe 9aosu,
S%etponinS i ~uelUalste uOtrpt. galtO,
"a. See ira 3Ort6woOS uor ooio,
t'lieOs meO 5amilie. Gent no pa
Ea9en ltiltes 5Oriumliusen, rel furnsis
mee 6eitens nbialb.
(albert Sea @oiem.)
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
nlpffcm paa safe Vcpin.

Den isrselise nlptfe paa Safe geviu
forrise SSnbas Giten foItebe 100 Men.
n elfer 2ipet. De alerneite al oisie bar
ira &eo @in9, no9le faa ira 8iamonO
Sluff % Trenton. Manoa0 Moraen
ST. 6 anfpm So Gig til Geb @ina, ub
paa Gitermiobaseu tom Is til % iener,
bar man iunbet 80 Sig. Saa uiOtman
peo, bar man III iunbet alc, Ium for.
u~lDffeoes.
Ilporli9e geifplonin9er bar urrci
reiit mob 3ampifibcts 6prer, aapteir
.. 81. @etbern, % 8eietnin9en ON,
borb. De er ~beitplbte for 9rutfenItat
% uuorrenbeo. &apteiuen % Here al
SeiGtnin9en er unber gtrreit / ct. Yuul
De 6prenebe Staters 9ampifibsiuipetp
terer, George 9. Suapp % Charles s.
Yea9cr ira 6alena, Sainpis, ioretage,
Ell llnberip9elie. Se itanoieoe baaoe /
eafe Gitp % Geb @its for at inobent.
S~plpsnin9er.
Oct bar pGret paaitaaet bl. 81, al
&eonin9sbelterne bar u~brusell9e, men
bisie bar for fort z 3 iioen uuoerIp9t al
&e9ierln9ens Snipcttprer os anianes
for at bore al allerbebite Sln9s.
Gampitibet sea @irg" par inipi'
ceret ben lite Suli % ertl9rcoes for al
pGre / goo Stane. Get bauoe en- Greg
tisbeb al 100 Cons ps bar iorbolOspis
MT. Get 9apbe Sop til at iDre rs
Yasiascrer % meo Slab Trnmmcn45O
8apteinsn flyer / i'm Seretning, al
ban bapbe pmborb 200 &~eonin9sboier
1S7 8ecnin9sbeltcr % iDp gooe SuuO'
meo % Iarer. 9amplfibet aisIt frt
Diamond Bluff Spnoag Wur9cn ST
$50 mco IL YaSlagerer, / 5rcnton ton
% Omboro % / &eo @in9 ia, iul
147 8asia9erer. Eaa Silba9creiier
tom 20 Eeriuner omborb i Cafe GitD
mcn npsle faa al Dem, ipm tcm met
"Sea @in9" ON Wursenen, fom itt'
tilbuse til 2afe Gitp, iprrno 9amplfibe'
bar aisauet, iaa Tasia9erernes slnta,
life naaebe iulot 175. &apteinen Tiger
at Der life ianbtes &usoritfe OmborS
% at in9eu al gei9tninscn bapoe Ima9i
Ell 3raabe bcruIenbe 9ritfe ben BAG
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
Srrnbanetommisiar Gpplen CT penSt

tilbn9e til &aibiu9ton % cr M iaa piot
bra isien, at ban fan paretuge fine &li9s
ter. commissioner uil ON nogle Gage
ueitcNe en- Srore, bOuroeo 6ra9tturterue
iOr transport al Speoe, Mais % an
Sre aOrniprtcr fra Soma, Nebraitn,
aunias % @isiouri til Chicago, Ct.
2pnis p.i.p. reouceres.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
Sfolae Yuaoepartemeutets Hap.

port bar Der peo 6%iitnlaarets ll09ar9
ben 3Ote SUM 62,4OO 9OittuntOrer / be
6prenebe Stater, en- 6Orpselie al 34O1
| bet iicite 5iitalaar. Gette er Den
itrrite 6urp9elie al Yuittuntorer, ium
~noscuiiuoe bar iunbet Steo paa ct Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
Cbrrit alrranerr MtSpwea SIC

Guof, Der tilbGrer en- betienot arlger'
familie, cr al &reiibent 9arriipn iors
TrcWmet III Bri9aoegcneral. General
@cGppt er fpct ! 0bip / April 1881 %
iii i'm lloNanuclie pnn 9ri9Sifolen |
g8cit @0int. S0m ing Cficer fGms
peoe ban mpo Spade S]uoinnerne Neiu
@erico. &eo gpr9erIriseus Segpn.
belle blcu ban uNrGunt til 0berit ipr ct
Sbio Hegimeut % uNmGrteoe Jig peo
fin 9p9tigbeb % MtoO ueo mnngiOloi9c
Gulconiuger. 6ans 6uocr % : Srpbre
beltog ligelcoes tSrigm mob Sprprcrne.
5aoercn % 4 Conner ialOt / Sri9cu.
Sire al Spnnerne ppuaaeoe Generals
rang.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
Srefbentrn ienote / 9ursoaas fn,

senbe llonapneIier til Senatet: s. s.
%etericn fra @eit Sirsiuia, 5oreneoe
Stuters SOniul i @leriOa, Msrito; Gia
5iiber, &ecciper, % eugene g. Nsal,
&esiiter peo 2~anOtOntpret / 8ismart,
Nortb 3afota.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

Yre1oenten bar ubn9unt .. 8. Spal,
bling I'll asiiitrrrOf Setret@e af Stat,
tummeret iiteoetfur George 6. 2i6nur,
iom bar reii9ncret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

6bitaso bar iiclse ufficie[Ie Iapppr.
ter ira acknowledgements 1,1O1, 1868
S%nSbpssere, en- 5ursselie af pmfrina
100 &rucent | be iibite 10 Sar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

Eeniion for Mrs. Sremont. &pns
Sresmnno ganoeper ira California bar
ireniat 6prilas ON of beuilse Gnfeu
eiter General Subn 6. Srempnt en- aar.
Zig GeHiion al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

Prof. Breckenridge says the attend.
ance at DEBORAH Institute next fall
promises to be the largest in many
years.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

De 5orulptfeoes
AJtrs. " 9 8later
@ena Slatcr
8ate 8urfarot
Wtiuuie 5iiber
Nuuie Snloer
Sreo Sottpman
Auud @aO
Charles 9inSla9e
state 3ailep
&bpbe 8earion
9pro Spbnion
George W yteliou
6lora Smitb
Mrs. = 6eutitliuS
Mfrs. Siebrasie
Sobu Sbpefilcr
Mrs. Spln Sboenle
20 Bprn al Sbosiile.
3 u Nnoeriou, &il
mot, Sat.
Better 8ertcn
OtrS. Better @erfen
Ntelisia Gun Sarrtipl
8 Sempftling
Mrs 8 Sempftliu9
Mlgrtle Niero
5bpmias 2eeion
Yearl &etbern
emma Relipu
Wiiis Sba Green
Mrs Gle Heliun
Wnua StatQer
6ranfie Stai9er
eoitb Seapers
Ylabel Soiton
Ntrs 80 9ariou
Sattie Sd)erf
Yienoer @erteu
Ytilie gtiles
WtarD Slion
Yirs Sopbia Sdulrn
berg
Sobanua Sumpert
8 Heboer's Sen
Mamie Noams
9i55ie Semitlins
6reo Sempitlin9
Heon @reemer
Senorp @erfen
emmett @erteu
Ytrs Gbramer
Mtis CRAWFORD
Spbn Noams
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

Sbebanoelen beifiGitiser omirem
ITO Sfibe aarlis. Smtrent 20 al olsle
er Oampltibe, % 40 er Seilifibe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

b North Star Lung ana Throat Bal.
s9% Ct Gu is'ier Bur for Soite % dori1.
"~ Ia
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23

Napne err:
glluina @erfen
6,eorg @erteu
lSroin9 Sstep
Nuna Ierlig
I5bepopre Sprtueoel
IGnil @crten
IMtrs iyreo Sderf
ISobn 3ugebrttiou
Martin G'Sban9b'
nesip
8 Grit
Ora Sutton
Isreo SeperS
l0eiue @er.eu
lGbarlcs 8rotuu.
ianute Ge erion.
Bertha &mtgers
i9ll,ee 4almer, 3ren
ton, @is.
INettie Yalmer, 8rel'
ton, 9Sis
I9ittfa Sietbs
6oia Hcboer
Mtarp Sto9luno
lgouis Siatblao
ISenrp Shulenber9
IScnrp Heiuton
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-03-08
'Es SMOKED RIGHT ALONG.
now Ely Goddard Reproved a Couple q
Very Prim Young Women.

how Ely Goddard Reproved Couple of
Very Prim Young Women.
Two young women and man climbed on
Uop OF Filth avenue stage one day last
week and settled down on one of the back
seats for pleasant ride up the avenue,
says the New York Times. The young
women were OF the prim sort, and were
&eViuently not used to travelling on the
Xhurricane deck Of a vehicle On the seat
WIN the driver was fashionably dressed
man smoking an excellent cigar and en-
oying hlmself to his hearts content. The
ihoke was waited back, but it was rather
r;n; " aii on the stage except the two
rln young ladies'. They didn't like. or at
pas9 & &they pretended not to like It.
- "nat horrible cigar that is!' said
ne ought to know better than to smoke
pa tne STAGE" said another.
we'll some people don't know enough
stop sIop smoking when there are ladies
som some one should complain to the officers
pI ,u the company about it.''
Sehtleman sitting with the driver
ealu al that was said, and it was evident
eaio so mat he should hear it. But he
,,hoA' honeo right on, and didn't seem to care
nelner the officers of the company were
or,plalned ,an. to or not. The young women
na. p' on making remarks and his position
n,'o,. as httie embarrassing. His cigar was
oos'y poasI well smoked down by the time he got
eady to get off.
As As the stage halted he turned to the
uns ad;ns man who was with the prim young
auies ana said: II have heard a good deal
wnat has been said about smoking.
VOW, 1t might as well be- understood that
~ .nese seats up here OH the top of the
.age are for smokers and those who ride
With them"
VINO is thatF asked the young man as
ne other got down.
on' that's Ely Goddard" said the
And who is he9''
He's the president Of this stage com.
pany."