Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-19

the benevolent spirits who looked after
these two people visit the touches of those
who were soon to meet an awful fate and
give them timely notice also? Well. per
hsps they did Who can tell, now that the
tragedy is a thing Of the past and more
than three score lips are sealed forever
Maybe the victims ignored the warning rs
coutemptuously rs did James Cornweil, Of
Bridgeton, J.. |. The other day James
wife begged him TO stay ~ home. She said
she bad dreamed That something would
happen if lie left the house He laughed
and started for his place OF employment.
IN less than half an hour his corpse was
brought home. He had been killed by a
train.
The people of GAINESVILLE. o., still dis
cuss in whispers the last exploit OF the
guardian angel at Tanner Brothers mines
In life She had been the sweetheart of the
pit boss. A month before the time set tor
their marriage he met an accidental death.
The girl pinned away AID expired GU the
morning she was to nave been wed Then
her spirit took =, watering about the I'M
Gergrouni galleries 49,; 1Sssages AT first
1t Wa, enan ~, Gho->.-. AID gave the Ia
borers The -hlyer~. ait7H.igh il saved ,hem
from MANI pe.lts
After awhi.r 1t s-,-a NED the SHAPE OF a
gloTiCasiy 5eautitu. s!sf. whose trl'i!,acy
increased. wish tj,e Danger .! wl:il.! :. ...>-e
presage. UGe day Us Foreman u ;ii',.n.
Loetfier WAS about IL enter the rI.ne tne
star appeared right il frou5 o! ia. It
almost touched his tsca b.. v-Hs = t;e r.ised
his hscd II darte! afa" C:i a Friday
evening the CLIMAX Cane. Tle stsr cleaned
tierceiv S. comet as the few men who
had not lS.,I frightened away before fin
ished Lu 3lr Gays work Eud Started for
home. "Loetier," says a contemporsneous
narrative, remained behind to look after
matters. Just rs ne was leaving the mine
a hundred feet or more Of the entry caved
in, and iloetfier was partially buried He
saved himself by crawling through an
aperture-none TOO soon. however, as
second slip OF the hill completely closed it
Up. He escaped with a few severe bruises
The fall of the entry completely wrecked
the mine, and operations are forever aban-
doned AT that point"
Another girl. unhappy in her life. is re-
puted 10 do timely service 10 others, per
ticulaT!y 10 lovers who have listened TO
false vows She has a particularly good
place for her operations, as Ier wrath fits
busiIy about the neigh borhood of Nara
gansett Pier during the summer season
She has been ghost these hundred years
and more. She Was the daughter of the
wealthy Rowland Robinson. and she was
christened hannah On reaching netu
rity she was, as an admirer declares. "a
trausceudent beauty, tall, slender and
blond. Her hair was light flaxen, her large
eyes we're cobalt blue and her complexion
combined the delicate tints of tho inee-:n-
OF the sea shells washed ashore on the
water front OF her fathers broad domain.
She was ike Di Vernon, and danced the
minuet with Il grace that eutranced the
bucks and beaux OF New York and New
port society"
We'll. Hannah fell in love with one
man s,,G hes 2aTautS wanted ner to marry
another She eiopod MN her hearts
choice and became Mrs Simons. Mr.
Robinson shos dead the negro messenger