Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-20
lNSANlTYS FREAKS.
..,,cioNS HELD BY APPAR-
EMILY SANE PEOPLE.
oh p,lIuclnation of a Respectable
An III, ,taDker-A Chicago Ner-
chants startling Belief

.-.r -..- AaEt OF banker, walked
.s...- .la,f ne foremost pub
...-.=.. ,=v York and asked to
.-...f -.- tirn. That gentleman
.f.- ..E Ter as a man who twenty
... ra.- ,lc junior member of a
.g!a. He also remem-
.-....-..fa- member had been one
-- trusted advisers in finan-
49,. baker said: you will remeH,-
...-.. partner, who died about six
...E- .-o. WIS very prominent during
s- . Every one in New York
TO-. chat ar5'u many times aEeTted
..gg-r. Nov, have in my possession
-...-....,f .asulrapda showing how very
-.. rs7-5I- vas indebted 70 him. This
fiction IS al a deeply Interesting, and
-..,r .av oil q startling character. l
.. -erlara, we might make some
--rr.t 10 write Il memoir. l feel
,..--s.. .l.,I, would pay, besides being
g.. ,-sr-. 90 my friend and throwing
rr .-a, Oil history.
uEaOu OF LINCOLN.
-r...4Ia 4.tr went On to tell that he
r... moi tia. ms partner drew the orig
.... Inf af 80. Emancipation ProciSEna-
g.. .a-.g,s, doing many other things of
...-I f.r-a-,aa.r The publisher was de-
.-f. l.. made arrangements for a
..-....l. q. Oh. eE-JanEeT's house on
....- DIV and 5.gln work. The pub
... ....aa with the eZ-bauker for an
...ra- ra.re .aI they separated, equally
.. .....t tt tie appointed time the
-.-. and began TO discuss the
r..-, boots After some tine the
aid:
.uatriug have not yet told
mi is tEe most important OF all"
-.E TO II s.er!cGs whisper,
o.. -r....- as-.-z=i1aJef MI Lincoln"
-a. writer. drawing back and
T.....,-- t-. gr-bankgr in an astOEished
.Is I'd the ex-banker, he killed
I.- ... len be proceeded to relate
v.- @ frgAnE story, The writer
questioned Liza. and was soon satisfied
t..-.e.s.- stark mad On all other sub
r.-. a.r-.+ perfectly sane. On this one Of
..., connection with the Lincoln
.al nu VS. insane.
F..rz AGO NE police Of Newark
.... experience ID. This kind, about
t... ..a art0 talk even Yet. One
d.. u.u ~ respectable appearance
r..aI .rfa police Headquarters ut New
a-a .aa -..-. OF am g dry goods merchant
l.u .mnlra. i WITS passing through here
lL. -...al oE ~ The station. / had n
81. .-v.,. 81. H}0 IN bills ia il. left the
yst-. 1a . sea. Il the waiting room while
l5t..l.3 .ai .0r moment. When l came
L- l- was gone. ! am fortunately not
eatr w-taaut money, rs I happened
o. have % few hundred dollars in my
Pgra-
Tire police were At first inclined TO doubt,
D.. when Jaa man :3ld Of TWO women who
.at followed Lam from Chicago and had
..F.- s.. su s.,.g the chief was Interested.
I'.ar. erred .l.. M search Tor the robbers
Circumstances came mp which verified the
u.-l.- Story. and the result was Il great hue
-.t.r.- Ga. m3Uwcnt 10 a hotel to await
te..lp.m,1t. lie spent his own money
ieeE ar. rourag"d The police in every
F4r several days passed. The story and
&. 6sra.aae u The supposed robbers
WY. ..-rraeJ al. over Tie country.
Hars r..a seen mere aud there. Would be
cr-.sag-s AZ small towns made arrests.
g.. a.s sntrnrs we're tuil Of It and the rnys-
t.-g Ersw each .lav. Finally the man from
tl-ag1 taaa one ot The detectives aside
Tua SID 20 him.
Perhaps I saoaia hare explained ons
Irl-urr gI mi, c.t-e sya4er- B may have
~ l-.n rlalJ bearing The fact Is an
j-s'a Christ. & ihili these robbers may
fass .nau tae devil IN disguise."
..s-.....f ..a.. 80 s-.,-
Gale ... ..@cr detectives, who pat the man
Jn'"- 4-.st- ~ isrsG i was thenght that
O.. ins H. taa money had turned his head.
1-. E. 81 LAST came out taat, aside from the
g." sa ls wls a Chicago merchant, the
f-o' E-- false e. every particular. The
1852 Warp n-s-ao md licked the hoaxsr
'- agil. nr soon as possible. They
' -4 =r r.a E7eat laugh that arose
ed -r5 Deg. ..El-rr.
Inspector HggEes ,eiis = story of the same
n.-sl.
AH'oATs ~ Tx STREET.
e7f s.. aa.an rushed into police head
a...0s mach excited. He was deaf and
lna Hes. 4ai almost prostratcd with
t'1- aEa4 Ley lad claimed him little
explained mat he had been robbed of
y' -s SOME u.-l who had thrown him
l-.-us..,-H ,,i,, IN, 49,.
ma 1856. -r.g q day or TWO proved con-
e0sFt'E by ,ha w 20 friends that he had
l.. a.r -0b,I and that he was not
'.- .e .a. lamb. The Inspector was
- having tins sort Of a trick
.-. . -.,i ~ ,,'y ,,.' l,,,,.' ,io',a
u...t- .-.. - -, - $50; e19''S'oLI
t.-. a.,g t,s -' .,,, ~ I L!pep up
.-... . ,- T1. % 49, NC sn ,i-S 5 ualt