Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

.are first taken I'll uieie' "nu
II sort of popular idol with
~ va ,i,,zenshin
n u we're enough pui''i"
-, taste. and more than enough
nv ~ n his stamp were needed
vs. Aen - to hocon,e an m
II ,,pfeeiated' anu Ne -.
II !, leader. II nor ru',i' - ~, -,
arc people, i know, VINO cal
~ vain. and speak of him
"a Masters sno,,ior dandy
"A 4. rery type Oh ii'"' =,
n n his flowing hair, his masnln-
uaenificantly worn, and
Suuls,V7' -, arrangament of
ia ureiulN -oai ,-,,-,. -. .lo,.
"A .-,ning crimson nechues' pu' 'ies
Who have never seen him in
fa'r -. fro and who do not
% uhue' m f.;a.a. an1
"A. blu as VS., NJ Ia not tbint bc is
-. know MN; w H. IL tb,,,
"A IN proull oil NJ . .a,,,ns wane His
~ i,,,ft Loo Is OF iIls ~ ~ ~ sortn.
+. - towards t 9hso' ~ o,,tc S and
,rrousness II put ' &c Ia nbvs;coi
"A IN sccomp!ahlllleiI a,icatjo, fow ~
!. .r5a II Is ~ he formed eSnctiy
N ~ measure IA ~ mishonen. wry-
apedmenis' ,. bo,v r;gcord ma
81 pIsf ealy hno" tn offset n GOOD
~ rs now prVl,u w. o,,sot ing blemisb,
& n two WIN S9.l,pV aren snch cnnn,
~ 81 mankind tahes esea srists md
"a \ as are gwen II, -, Nfosters
!. "a them. tll suM bI ~ ~ jash
srl. 1t was ms nraNel'' l,ir '''7 90
~ rtlon as a leuueL VI nra,,ocy.
that won nun ias nv hanriv
FIN always eeelleu ~ lne ,iJ go
tness of every liue u nis 80
"a rire, which lnaIe you Maht W IL
there's sometilhG SUu "a" ' =
"a helped TO mnllltaln it..,,,. h;s In
Fl 4 adulation as Was lii ~. ii,a ~ ~
Asiier community was ,uc "a oIriteJ
= rstrils. He llVeu on H. NJ, TX Ii,nirv Nv
"A but he never Lowered ms u'sni'S "'
lng openly TO, care lor it..,z,,, cot
Fl log in ~ Wneh the w a,.n e.nmC he
d. civilized 10 give MN W, lu'' W. n
" NJ the Rangers llen ~ G VIZ .
y q with Miles ana ultrr p e,.or bni
4. into every border, scrap w ~ i,.
"A "A ~ MeIicans. always llsI,liEHlsi''vi !,
IN and making our niue fq i..I.l..,1
Nv pOal 70 think 1t hau once peionh'N
A lln a.
/ 8Wbea be hnally came DlcN NY, - "
/. a. absence than usual, haNllB ugu,,
fighting with the presidential Ior oirs
Y found " assuming metropol KY i ~ =,
H A ullfoad had gone thtouSl tne ~
/. iiful Of dobe huis that useI 10 Iel,,iu VIZ,
4 The country town. we h'u u,s
4 nc Queen Ann hotel' anu II iane'
Ito,-ln short me place was on Il uu ','li
spite Of changes Masters W." CO..
4 h and he hadn been with US wv
A Is renewing old friendships ana cap
ping everybody who'd MOI met Nh Ky,
re hll heard that a nuulner ol hIs
A tfends were talking oil running 4i'ui
sAerlt.
3ifth Masters speech making, uliA lli.',
tlating votes! Ihs ldea was Pre-,
Irons, and ours was hotly cohleateu
PIN, not to be won without.
vent and had a talk with him,
d ~ all right TO run,' sad, IL you
h elected"
lN face showed a sort of naughty
I7rn: oh, yes ] answered to ms
n u know you deserve II, ana
~ yVdd make the best eheriit We ever
tld oil that; but you're no speech
AZ you're no mixer, you won t beg Tor
IaS be said, smiling, II won't beg
en-but I'll get en-"
well now, for instance" / replied
|W'll have tr,uble with the Mexi.
We poll quite Mexican vote II
waniy. Your record In hunting dowr
4 q two Mexican criminals when .yor
n MN the Rangers Will be dead
.t't you."
As'efs was quiet so long l thought
sasat going to talk any more about
lauer, Finally he said and / saw
a gionously impossible candidate
sol on our hands as he spoke
+ n saan't scruple TO let 1t be known.
W. they'll vote for you, or some
II eise-and this is going 10 be q
let me tell You
[hAs said Masters, carelessly; "ther
* y It, don't care TO scramble
.ae tmng.'
n him, and after he was officially
" ring as n candidate. the idea OF
INC out wasn't pleasant.
IA M a candidate as he made!
y least by those misguided ind
~ " who attempted to manage Il
I'm, and who might better, per
have left him alone 20 run it hii
nay,
0.e saloon or another. Ours wa
~. h9und-Cp Saloon There wat
~ o. money, everybody WA
49, and things went well enough
29r candidate wasn't present
siul as he had always been in pos
q sort Of uncrowned pOtentate
sgaldnt seem to get round to tn
n0a OF suitor to the sovereigus, a
|ho
"a great unwashed, who had wor
|sis,a nun, from afar, now that b
49, Nv something of them NATURAL!
~ 70 see him unbend. But Mas
II. VA fastdious fellow in hi
n s,h ny Speech and his associates
\, -'''enuing was as far from him a