Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-11

49," ptVetufely she listened, Ike
Desiemonia to Othcllo, to an the e,,n.
tnins stories Of bis adventures Ms ,aa ~
ilni exploits, among the Afghnns And M
Iulus. his clara .ter sketches az tLe ~
liabilities whom he had met and IN ini.
icate ailnsions to the chief social cvants 4,
uan The capitals Of Europe And az
capt. MacCulloch exerted OH his power.
to entertain and aniuse his beautiful
charge, so she. In turn, did her yery
10 1. " ryPay nm, atter her kind, with
Looks OF all-engrossing interest and woris
OF admiration '''us
a, mus the rapid miles rolled past, and Inv
me tune the two travellers Ind WI 10
hanover, their converse Ind heco7nn NJ
hAnk nnd intimate as IL they had known
@ach other for years. For MS in n aim
as us well known, friendships are form,
Gu nhd loves contracted In marvel
lousy short time, so there il Netting
like long journey in a railway car.
riage, which equally excludes the rest M
the world and uarr0ws down Your life IN
the limits of Eden, where Adam Ind M
choice but TO fall In live with Eve. for
drawing a man closer to maid and for
inducing the maid to forget the exist
ence of other men.
From Hanover to Minden the captain
! hnu nus chharming charge enjoyed an
otnei stretch of delightful solitude-soli.
marked he n sis,jE,,,,, riiu,'ilk W W
NOT that Tho bi.ia,. w 7',cuVe' lot y
form of championship when any couple.
male OF female, can sit or walk together
without feeling the embarrassment Of
not exchanging speech.
,ais ~ ~ m.i,i, Elorlous m he an
T,as r,idoi, ,,.nI,a, sn "riily ,heir privacy
md hustiips {. w, ~ hpon py y ptusqle
tlo dmnr ~ INV VIZ Wreneneu open
ma nF,or ,oti Ipnllnf'u'elt,
| IL H. p"Ntnh III us ncuu 70 hts
- , .i,cit Mns uhy room, swung himself
hs trm ',oh'o,I WY my tlie eouIr Win hl
- s"Ph' nnc,, PluillhlE uoWh ln'o
IN ~, II w mp! eoInVIs, nv composer
i ign'.i 70 'he ehEtusSh. STUDY OF y
,u,i' iii', ..t nr1iusnaN' from ms
IS,',ii a." wy nan Mus eNiuen.l.
h,',,,.,,, ny sgvilieI puHaiis russ
| pt."Jsn Hnelhelu puShuh anu Lon
uon Journalist
.,. Accusto'neu as ne was 70 renu tne
.iinIeiteI unu oecuput,on Oh men from
tntll TOSS or ne Rau come hcross nll
immense Nhrlety OF ms lell0W creatures
III ms illne,the captain ulI hot very
nluch IKE the appearance OF tnis new
ihssenEer' lne less SO us nv heWspu-
per tHlnt seemed on tne Mhule 10 pre-
dominate III MS composition, ana ne
Knew there We're some CORRESPONDENTS
| VINO Woulu not SLICK NJ cutting lhrput
! or steallhg letlef-Dag coulu lneS pu'
! gam the glory OF ennDlihS thelr JVur,
nnls to outstrip their rivals ny tne publ
cation oil lnolnent9us secrets OF STATE
inslinetlyey, thet i oi, Viu W.. H. vup
! tam glance UP NJ ms Nailse on the rach
IN front OF him TO see thnt II was al
| right, and then let MS gaze drop 10 tne
| level. OF SYM kOseneatn eyes, III
/ which he could read undisgnlsed anger
and disgust at the interruption OF their
tete-d-teie by the slap-dash ana sus-
{ picious looking son OF Albion CunVer-
sation even on us previous nnts oi III, *
| pressive silence, broken by gente Signs;
was no longer possible, and when Syml
was not engaged In darling looks OF IN
| dignatiOn ut the interloping traveller
| burricaded us he was behind his Brad
shaw, she was fain to seek refuge
| from the imperunent glahces Whlen
] the man occasionally Hhot oyer ~ heI r
in the p0etical pages of Mr. Randall
Dodd, from which she would now anu
then select a particular passage mat
struck her fancy and reach 1t over,
/ with her finger on the place, for the
captain TO read. Next they took
10 the practice of "Sortes Nlrgllianoe,
with the pretty poems, and little GER
/ tninly did Mr.. Dodd ever dream that
the delicate illusions Of his budding
gent observation-disclosures
/ genius would ever thus be used as q
! kind OF railway crackcr-verses.
| THUS the time wore away pleasantly
enough till Oberhausen was reached
I where our travellers had to branch of
for Flushing, mud for that purpose "a
change carriages. The train had just
stopped, and the captain with his fair
trust had risen TO collect their miscel-
LupOug belongings, when suddenly
there was loud crash, n sharp shock,
aud the occupants of the coupe Were
thrown violently against the walls,
their traps and wrappings beng hurled
/ hgglcdy-piggledy onto the seats ana
4 floor Owing to some blunder Of Judg-
ment at the signal box, the pointsman
/ onto the " rong line, md hence the col
Z lision, which, II Is true, had no fatal re.
/ suits. though 1t inflicted bruises and
minor injuries on many Of the passen-
| gers. Sybl gave sharp scream OF
| being precipitated against the back of
! the coupe, and sank dawn In faint on
| one of the seats.
CAPTAIN MacCuloch felt alarmed, and
far The first time In his life almost ter
r;God Forgetful of everything but the
condition Of the charming girl whom.
In so abort n time, he had learned 10
i"ra no dnrtrd ont of the carriage and
r,sbed along The platform to the refresh
,,,a,,t room 10 fetch a glass of water-a
niGht 20, come little fine in obtain
~ hy reason of unfortunate travellers
ihs " 10 hnffet ON his return he
oes,'f fnmeasely relieved to find that Sy-
w WIS lii''u ne,aa,,tybila revived and was sit
" NM ~ rnurb worse apparently for