Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17

IN my fumbles yesterday l heard some
young people talking about getting up
private theutricals; one OF them objected
thnl 10 was entirely too much trouble TO
study up a p9tt ana ihcn never give the
exhibition, which H. certainly trnc. Whether
10 Us In the climate or what IL u, / don't
know. hut II H. certain that there Is more
diuuule talent ln IcGHs than in amy other
stutc Several new PLAYS written by Teams
VIII he on tho ROAD next season ana Fort
Worth ia not behind the other cities. There
III great dpul Of dramatic talent here that
fort VIII soon BE- made 10 bring this talent
together IN the form OF u hrst-cuss dramatic
club, ana i has been whispered to me chat
win visit other Texas cities aud show what
Fort Worth eau do in that line.
There Is story told ON Fort Worth
true IL 1t isn't aud It was told 10 me as
a fact
alike and drc85 alike; I'm fact their best
friends are puzzled 60 tell them apart. The
travelling man, who u something OF gay
house Of Il friend. aud on his next
trip ho met the other one, and was again
Introduced as he Thought. He was deeply
Impressed and sped hls wOulng IN only u
drummer knows how 10 do. Every sunday
found him In the town, and slngunrly
enough he never saw but one Of the twins
Ht time. and had no idea that there were
accepted Tile following sunday he went
70 see his sweCthenrt again and found thar
there were two OF her and both very mad
accusing him of tnnlng with their unec-
tiOus. making matters very warm for him
He He'd, never TO return, and that town is
not now oh his route.
There IA more OF the human In men than
we are apt 10 give them credit FOR. 1 was
struck With this yesterday morning on
pitcher IN her hand knclt on the sidewalks
looking for u dime that she had dropped,
ana from the plnchcd look Ia her face
10 was evident that dimes We're few with
her nt home A rough burly man APP
preached with set, hard face showing no
signs ~ Thought or feeling a yeritnble
Ishmaclite with HIS hand raised against
every mans, ANA every mans hand against
him, What yer lookin' tur slWyf' he
said grutily. "please, mister, I've lost my
dime and ! can't 20 home without H. and
the child cried "a n her little heart wOulu
break, In an instant The great big mnn
was down on the sidewalk with tho llttc
girl ne didn't mud the dime, but his hand
went into his pocket ana he give the
child half u dollar. Her tears wore soon
dried, Tor the time she was the hnppicht
little girl IN Fort Worth. while a tcnliarnoss
and pence rested tpOu the big MANS face
rs though an angels touch had TRANSPORTED
~ ,One touch of nature makes the whole
world KIM
l saw travelling man get telegram
yesterday, II was short; IL said; "liahy Is
dead There is something peculiarly sad
20 me about the death OF babe. 10 seems
htting that the old man with the ycurs OF
his life behind him should die, or even the
young upn, for while hope might beat high
In our breast for what the future should
bring forth Tor him. yet we know his weak
n.sses, and Y may be that Il Is better Tor
him 20 80 before hope died within us. But
with the babe, there are no mistakes OF the
past 10 cast their clouds into the future
It's life nsullied by the world, what might
one OF my friends bought dog last
week. He was proud NJ the animal. not
hocauSo u was a pretty, dog nor an amiuhlo
sQuarencss OF jaw ANA n determination OF
spirit which give promise that hc would
keep all mnranlers OF the premises, Two
was ont late and opened his gate before
he thought Of the dog, a sudden growl
warned g,i ,,, nun, Here 6, Doe Doe here Doc don't
Doc came, not because he ala know him.
hut hocnusc he didn't He jumped for his
~ a eaSt sdeT throat rR a@3 E S2SS5 S piece
the dog jumped tho fence and the man
rot up ON a high gnte post, whore he stood
ara talked 20 TIE dog pntl day-break, when
MS son came out and got the dog away
My frlond doesn't keep 9 dog now.
While taking a ramhlc along Main street
Yesterday I noticed q crowd ~ Young iuun
with no occupation except 70 stand aud stare
at ladies' as they passed.. Then when they
were gone, remarks would be made about
their personal appearance, dress, etc. no
my mind, nothing can be- moro contcmpt
bic than To subject a lady To such iudlgni-
i,s, 4 think good many young men do Il
thoughucsslg, aud without Intending 10
annoy the ladies' but n they viii give the
mntter little consideration and consider
how they would feel Ia have their own
sisters subjected 10 the stare OF curious
eycs and the criticisms OF idle tongues,
think they would never CONSENT Ia allow
themselves 10 again so far forget the con.
sllgrqtion which every geutlemnn owes to
lady as 10 join such a street corner
group
heard q man growing yalterlay about
trade Nad everything else That could hc
mentioned OF an men on earth 1 can dnd
he least for Cronkcr. The man who
To- constantly hooking for abuses that need
retornng, or reforms that need abusing
lhlre Ia 80 much thar Is true ami good
Nnl beautiful M The world that there Is
40 hegd Tor dwelling upon The false the bad
nnd the ugly.
AZ Marshalltown, H.. iine snow has been
calling Tor ,oine hours, with wind northeast
and indications l,oint to one OF the worst
of nt