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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

"No." answered Drummond, "they re-
fused to give thcir names 70 me said u
was no earthly consequence what name
we put over their graves, the right set
Of fellows would he along after while
and do them all the honor they cared
for How were the Moreno women be-
"The girl was asleep. should judge,
sir The old bag was rocking TO aud
fro. Grooming TO herself until one NJ the
twO-the live one, ! should call him
hurled curse nj her in Spanish and told
her to dry MP or he'd Kill her. All Il
bluff, for he can't move peg.
watch them well. Patterson. all the
same HushW
Again from within the deep shelter Of
the rocky cave came the low moan Of
anguish;
Here Patterson, can stand this,
I'm going In to him" And, picking up
the dim lantern which he had taken
from the Harvey wagon, DruinmOnd
stole IN ON tiptOe and knelt again beside
hi wounded comrade.
wing, sergeani Look up, man
Speak to me- You must be in distress,
mental or bodily. DO let me help you IN
some way"
FIR a moment no reply whatever
Wings face was hidden. Then he looked
gently upward
''Lieutenant. I'm ashamed to be giving
Won so much trouble, Please 90 and lie
down again, sir. you're worse hurt than
! nm-only I suppose get to doing of
and then turn on that side
mo. il isn't that. sergeant. There's
something wrong. aud 1t has all come on
you since yesterday morning, Where Is
Aeain Wing turned away. buryine his
face IN his arms.
teton a.r,sauuf sVu huu.4 IA yau
ONT If this by tonight DIR. Gray ought
surely 10 reach rs by that time, and
while we may have to Keep up field
hospital here a day or two, my first duty
will be To- write and tell your mother
how bravely yon have served ne. and
she shall be told that yon are wounded.
hHt not In such way o. 70 alarm her
out came "a resirnining hand
"flentennnt slir must not Know NJ ali.
well sbe cant 20 re- a. III concerned,
moment You knnw and know Hold on,
waltz And nTumm0ni rose and tpfped
to q Gefi 10 The rock through which shone
o dim light Il was The enirausc 20 The re-
mole inner cave Whrff ihr Harvey gifis
were sleeping. assured that bis WORDS
could reach no listening ears Drninnlqnd
returned. kueelinr vain by the sergeant =
Side "Jukf think. uau; amy moment after
dayhffak the Apaehes may be- tpin us. and,
who knows y mny be MY i9.t hght Ot
course I believe that our fellows can siarh
them IN until RESCUE c0ups. nui bullet illy
ind ne any inOmrui and thea WHO ~ there
10 rrngri your conduct and ar ufe the r.
eneniiiof dne you. or. n The doctor should
h. late 10 coming and fever ~ 10 aud thia
wound Hro,f too much Tor your strength u
there nothing tini ought 10 he said " her
y Asaia only painmi silence AZ last wing
s'. II Understand appreciate ail you say.
Give me- au lpur Or 70. DON'T aHk me 10
.ipii you now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

post Just AS unick as you san. IN muse
Tue mnn WIN has slept longest All must
" asur n half an hour. hut yon keep
And half an hcur later It Is that. ncld.
tiass IN hand. tho yunlig ulteer y ,hrrc by
inu"rson's side. i.-,srlng VIII al'u'St
anxiety inexprss.ibi az any siEs aust
cloud rising along the irsil On which they
tAinc for the sight he has seen down ihe
range now brilliant IA the uofninr hahi.
has Allied his hrari wlih The htst teal dr.a
" has vet known IN thr~ plac,s NOT
inorr than fanr or hNc miies Hlmrt. down
ture-quc mountain clNin signal .m0kcs
have been pulling stmlghi IN skywArl the
nnan'si only q Conpic az MI frim this
lane nicket posi-, hut all on the same side
Last evening the answer ,nmc ftom across
The broad desert. ~ " hai rnfne NNer
therefore,, aud arr lastsniug w The cnaln
~ ioln the eager advance ierr " close 10
ihyit hiding place. ltcNond doubt watch,
iul spies arr already Mtkinr aniUng those
heights to the west. striving - get tlese
enough Ia peer Into the rocky fortress and
estlmatr the strength II the gan lsoh Gront
they we'll know Il cannot be, for an not
their keen eyrS onunl nrurlN twVnty chasing
Those hated hrlrand- FAR uowil toward So
nora PISS. rud of that number how many
have returned i-uuly three Dlh they not
see the hurry nnd rNrit'mcnt Nlrn that
sergeant WAS shot frnn amhuslg Now,
therefore. is the time 10 strike uow, white
the main body ~ fnr. away. Whatsoever
booty thogr may be ohialnahle IN that riehy
canon It's we'll Wnrth fl,v att iupt Aul 80
Nom north 10 south thtipun balls " blue
white smoke rn sniNng upN lrd through the
pines ana II all mruus alieedi spe,gli
AZ Z O'Clock The little conniahl has hHil
c0fNc AMI hearty hra ikf1st No lack "
protender hero In his Mthefrn undiscovered
rnhhcrs' rsnst. nnmmnnl. encl, confident,
has had his men ulunt HIN where NONE
others cOnld see or hear. has nssighvd thrut
the sinilpns which thcy are 10 tnkr the IN,
staui " alarm. nnfi las given them their
Instructions. Walsh u Is who ~ now On
lookpni. aud he Is prerlng away down snuth-
ward 40 intvnily that some cnlhrHtlr II
prompted 10 call ~ to him IN low tuhci
"See Mythngq"
To which. without removing the glass
fum under his ltnl hrim, thr liish trooper
merrlv shakes his hend
ANY more AmOktssf'
"Soffa y smoke have ! setn ~ ALL"
Wei, then what tn hlaas are you star
Ing att"
allow can ! tell " hi / dnd outY" Is
the llihUraian reply. and Ills Il enough 10
send the corporal IN u Ullnui, Urtuim0ud ~
the mumvnt Is ugnlu sucelug ny Wins
who has hui Just awakened frnn q ntm
sleep, Mis-. Harvey being the first io hear
him stir aud sigh, Ruth nud her sister,
too, seem about tn Withdraw. hut Wing,
whose voice Is weak now. hcgs thcm to re-
main.
HAS anything boon seen Vt back on
the trHll--nf he SlnnpWnn pnrWg' he asks.
"Nu, sergeant replies nrummnud. "hut
remember that We can only sce some six
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Anofber day had dawnel and another
n,tient Nos added 10 Miss Harvey s
hnsnifal list NJ the caves. The original
nlnn Of starting on the return soon 9iier
dnybreak had now 10 be- abandoned a.
Drnninond explained. because here was
a man who could not stand the journey.
surely there would not be many hours
before the relief party from Stonelnali'
following their trail, would come spe"i-
III, IN mo rnsrue. bringing 10 the womb
,i lie needed surgical skill and alter
lion. bringing to the Harvey girls thelr
devoted father. The only question ~ lnt
vounr lipntcnant's mind MS the san fo-e,
= bnrninv dazzling disk over the distant
mountains 10 the east. was, which VIII
be first 10 reach us friends or toesf
Weari,sl and shattered though he WAS
and rruietc ns The nght had been win
anxiety and vigil. Dunnmond climbed
ihe goat track that Jed 10 me sentry
perch. feeling full Of hope and pluek VIZ
fight. He aud his men h.bl ulNl.i I u'J
asfir not even permi,fing himself 10 SO
4 moment. while the others slept. W
fncf fhaf he was able 10 send back ~
IN, caves, have an ambulance iill!ieneN iil
and driven down To where " ing w
wounded and 10 bear him sloW,s' a.
fully. back 10 steltcr, reafh9F tnt
without further mOlrsintlon before hAlN-
nass sci in. had served 10 con-
y;ncc ihe youn commander ot
ssenritv for the night, Unless
thsS know their prey 10 hc pany
snd WeIi-nirh defenreles-. Apaehes mas
no assault n the darkness. and so VIE
he coming Of the dawn hf hal anout
tir, n f0r service squad q seven
s ,,,a- most Of them Seasoned moNn.
tain Hehfers His main nnNiriy nov WE
~ Wing. whose wound was severe w.
i',,uat having gone clear ihrpngl- lhrt
,...',.,,. the houe. and who. despite ~
80, mai Fanny Harvey early m w.
TN, ind cyery now and ihen
llnnJis.siessiv ia 10 cool hi- fcrercd hfe.'
ns.,,,.'l strangely affected inenia w
-es,,ned unnatgrally Tightly and wanee
inn. seemed oppressed or eA,llsu .,,,,nd
naielr ia xay that bAnied " ''i'''''''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

completely. f0f no explanation was
plausible, Two or three iimes during the
night he bad been heard moaning, and
{tl the m9ment lprummund OF. a. once
happened, Miss Harvey hastcncd to his
side, he declared L was nothing. II
must have been doing and Imagined The
pam was greater than IL was" Awake
Ahu conscious, 80 stout a soldier as he
would De the last to give way to childish
exhibition Of suffering. vet twice
Drnmmond knew him to be awake he.
spite ms prolestation Of DOING. aud he
dld not AZ all like IL that Wing should
hurry his face IN his arms hidiug 4 from
gu. What could have occurred To change
TINS bu9yant Joyous, high-spiriled troop
.f all OF sudden into q sighting, moan
ing womansh fellow Surely not A
wound Of which. however painful. any
soldier might be proud
somewhere alung toward 4 o'clock,
when q was again pa,icrson's watch
anu 'rummond arose from his blanket
after refreshing sleep Of nearly two
nonrs, and he aud his faithful sentry
We're standing just ontsiile the mouth II
TIE cave, they distinctly heard the same
moan u distress.
Is there nothing we can do 10 ease
me sergeant. sirf" whispered Patterson.
ihl, makes the second tine | have
heard nm grooming, aud IFS so unlike
We have no opiates and I Doubt Il
ne would use one II we had, lie de-
clares there Is no intense pain"
Wei, first on sir. | Thought he was
dreaming hui he was wide awake. and
Mss Harvey came In only moment
amer ! gdt 10 him, Could those devils
poison 2 bullet MS they do their arrows,
so0ni
Il hardly think So. But why did Won
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Walsh Is kneeliue behind rock walsh,
with his irish mug eNnanl~i In a grin OF
delight The sinukc iusi dHfting from ihc
piuslle " his cafhiue as he poinie WITH hlr
lett hNnh soinewherc out along he GUNS
She secs her soldier boy crpuohing low.
drHw himself 10 Maishs slde, sees hlm
mailing 10 some one on ihulr own side. point.
lng hcgV aud there along the wooded Snpe
hgionl her Nsien, secs HIN, now. wuh
MNish'S sleeve AMI nui toward ZONE IN.
Visible etielt ~ the supth; secs Walsh TOES
The butt " his carmue " the shoulder aud
aars nrummuud nks the Held glass, nndi
rcsting 4 on the eastward ledge: gaze long
lcnsrs with his silkVn kcrchlvf. then peer
again; sc,S hlm drip thom with y rcstnre
almost tragic, hnt sue tanapt hear the noan
that rises TO hts hps
ssly Colt those are Apachcs, too"
no be conhnuSdl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
IN. cOnss Daughter" ~sion Fa' xis Conquest q. soIdi,,,
Secret ETC.
FOR THE SUNDAY GAZETTE.
IcoPYaIoHT. 1882, BY cHARIEs krNo.I

the leg. He had just time to grasp his
own tarhire and tp attempt 10 swing OF
When me second shot echoed loudly from
the rocks, He felt poor Dick start and
swerVe; be felt him going headlong. aud
the next thing he AnuH H. was vpinly
surviving ~ peer INTO the fl.c of the cNtn-
ing sun from over the Quiycring body OF
MS iailhful friend, unable for the mo-
NEST 10 see the fainteI sign Of an enemy,
and then the hlund came yelling through
The little hole in bis worn cnyelry trou-
Sers, midway between the hip boue aud
the knee, and he knew he had received
a serious, perhaps desperate wound
For the moment, therefore, he could DO
nothing more hut look for succor 4
glance down the desert told him his fell
lows were at last rudrly awakened
True Ia the practice Of the craft. the in-
slant lire was opened from the rocks
each man had PM spurs TO lbs horse aud
dashed away 10 q safer distnnce with
such speed us WAS possible with their
Jaded mounts. each TROOPER wariy seam
ming the dark line Of the foothills In
sarch of the foe, and striving as he rode
TO unfHsten the Hap that held his ear
bine, ia the fashion OF The day, athwart
the pommel of his saddle, aud now, cir
cling further out upon the plain. IN wide
sweep, with carhincs advanced, they
were fastening TO the succor of their
comradc, Presently one OF their num-
Der suddenly drew rein halted his start
led bronco, aimed 10 the left OF the
horses head and fired, then examining a
cartridge INTO the chamber, came riding
further. The others, too. followed suit
shooting az some object apparently
among the rocks IN front Of the se--
geant's position. One of the men threw
himself from the saddle. and knceling on
the sands drove two or three shots at
long range. Eager 10 add his own fire
10 theirs, Wing pulled his hat hrim over
his eyes. threw forward The barrel over
the now stilled carcass Of poor Dick. aud
pcered eagerly mp the rAviue IN search
Of some foe at whom to aim. Blindly he
searched for dusky Apache skulking
from rock to rock; there WAS no moving
thing in sight But what was this. this
object That suddenly shot out from be-
hnld q little edge. and. turning sharply
To the left went clatlcring into the
depths Of q dark aud frowning gorget
C0uld he believe his cycsf Did the
Chiriahuns. then. have horses and wear
trooper hitsf Bending low oyer his
steed and squirting him ln the uticrmosi
cNertiun,n tall wen sn,lierly. form had
darted one instant into view and ihe1
gone laundering ont Of sight. IN 20 this
moment Wing never h4l,l lost fnll control
Of his faculties. Now hi, brain rcelcd.
Before his eyes rose dense cloud of
mist rushing forth from The mountain
side. BOwlders, near az hnnd, tbol' To
wnltzing sOlcmnly with their neighhors,
and when AT last the foremost tro0per
To The sergclnt's side, while his COM
rudrs rode on, keeping vigllhni Wgtrh
against the appearance nj other foes,
Sergeant Wing was found lying beside
his dead horse; he had swooned utterly
away
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
The Prophet Tells OF What We
May Expect
THRouoHourTHls MONTH



For The Sunday GaEclto'
tCnpyrighted ISM. hy w. ~ roster.l
n IOseph. Ma. June 4 ISM nv
'r,'p"' "' w."
'es. ""'''''n s',v 'o'v, ,.' W ' ', ,.
~" in ',' =, ~, nv
l 10 o. anu tue next VIII l'a'h tue ~
elite coast abOut the dth, cross the west
rrn monutnins hy close OF tho I'M. the
,,,.,., ,,.,,.l ,,t,... f.,,, IA, T., tn,t,
h'"' '"""' '"i''f ~" ~" ~ '''
aud the eastern states about the llth'
This will ho severe storm, especially
la IA, Nlisslsslnni yuliey nleut IN, 9Th
on.
enu ""'
The cool wave viii cruHs the western
mountains about the nth, the great con-
trnl yallrvs nbnut tn, nm and III, onst-
-,
'FN H'h''H hp"N' wv '"lh
The general ruiniiul VIII ho little be-
low the average during The first h % of
limo
nm, third stnrm ynyp of .une will
reach the Pacific eoast nbnut thn l9th,
cross de western mountains 10y close Of
the l3th. the great central valleys from
linn 10 lt,th nnJ thn rn.tpiqi sintrs
nl,nut III, fIth Ihr ,n,i wnVr MN rrn.s
the Nytaiprn ulonuinius 1hvui Inc IAN.
Ito srent central yallavs nInnt Ih, iill,
,od ensi,,rp NM. ,Innt ia. I'M,
Marin waves Mil crss the western
mountains tbr Gth and l2u' IA" arqnt
central ynllnvs nioni IA, stL NM I'm,
nnJ the pnst.rt sintns ,in,W, xxx, I'M,
nud luth
>s,,,.>,,, "a, .,..,.,
p'sN hi"''''H'
lhrrN y no question nmong fc0logisiH
hat 10 '~pinraAtiNck RECENT times the
ocean fdllrd over AL that country in The
Yicinlly Of the Rocky mountain range,
nnd that swim current moved ffor the
nrenn souilWnstwnrd ~ least Ia
The Huli ~ Mexico Just ns We now arr
a current moving westward along ihe
ratVhE equator rms ~ struhg evidence
that the eatilIs ancient equator WAS
along or pcnr tlnt lino, aud that the
earth then rryOlvrd toward what Is nov
the northwest iu that mart Of the globe
Prof Nnll has tried 10 make u appear
that the 'rriic ocean at that time was
maine aud fossils are more plputlmily
found in The far northwest than nearer
the Gulf of Mexico Ia this Ms ,orlr h
az fault "s n b. in many uf his nrnn-
iuentH, He states interesting geological
facts. hut falls IN applying them IN cor
rect tlenirs, wilde current could
not long come from fresh water ocean
without eyhhlsing H.
No doubt rrcaicr number Of fresh
wntor remains would he found In mo
Atlantic ocean near Tho muufl ~ H.H
Congo river than further west IL the
rarll's cqunfOr should change 40 na 10
bring the Atlantic ocean bed 10 thr snr-
face, simply because tha Congo ODptles
near the equator where Tho onrnn wafar4
run weN.
Before the eartls equator was changed
tho Pacific continent npnronci,,s1 nearer
the old equator IN the far nnrtii,yp.t INN
Il ala uoia Gulf Of Mexico. and tber,,'
fore we find man rvi,iai,,.,4 ~ T.,sb
water formation aud remains IN British
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Associate Justices.

U. 8. Senators. :::: .:.Wn fo n; Stewart 9nst
Rep. in Congress. 800. .Francis G. Newlands
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CABINET.

scc'ty. Of State. Walter @. Gresham, III
scc'ty. of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, Ky
sec'ty. of War. 49,. Daniel 8: Lamont, N. Y
Sec'ty. OF the Navy. HILLARY a. Herbert, Ala
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OFFICIAL DlRECTeFY
U. s. GOVERNMENT.

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SUPREME COURT.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
LAW LECTURES FOR WOMEN.

The first of series of law lectures to women
was given yesterday afternoon by Professor Isaac
T. Russell of the University of the City OF New
York. under the auspices of the Womans Legal
Education Society. About 100 women were pres
ent The subject Introduction to the Study
of Law" These lectures are designed to meet
the wants Of business women and those In private
life who desire familiarity with existing laws.
They are also meant to furnish preparation Tor n
full course of professional study Of the law with
a view TO practise at the bar. The fees
are Sc for each course. OF so for the four
courses There are ten entirely free and twenty
haf-free scholarships. which may be obtained IRON
the Woman's Legal Education Society, by appll-
cnnts who VIII attend the four courses and cannot
afford to pay the fees Applications should be
addressed to Mrs. Leonard Weber, president No.
- West Forty slxth-st.: To the treasurer Dr. Mary
Putnam Jacobi, No. 10 West Thirty-fourth-st, or
to the secretary. Mrs. Alexander Forman' No.
lid PIerrcpont-st, Brooklyn. prize scholarship,
valued at 500 in the form OF two years free
tuition in the City University Law school VIII be
rtled to the student who passes the best exam
ina ton.
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ACTIVE WORK IN TIE XITm DISTRICT.

GOOD GOVERNMENT CLTn-KEEriNi THINGS
AsTIH-TIIE TACTICS or T. ". NcIoY.
Good Government club n is keeping things
astlr in the Kiln District with cart-tail cam
paign every night. There Will be meeting In
Central Hall In West Thriy-seconl-st.. this even
ing. and possibly parade Other meetings VIII
be held in other places. \ truck decorated with
extensive signs bearing the name OF the candidate
and heralded by "a drum and hfe corps VIII stop
this evening on Scventh-ave. at Elght"cnth-st..
Twenty -socond-st. Twenty-siXth-st ana Thirtieth-
ST.. and also between sixth and seventh ayes.
I'm Thiriieih-st. and IN Twenty-sixth-st Among
those who Will speak from the truck are John
Sedgwick. Charles Taber. Fulton Mcmahon. Charles
H. Strong Herbert Barry and others. Person
aliiies viii be avoided. and the exceptional men
tai and moral qualifications or Mr. Shriilel1. the
Good Government club candidate VIII be set
forth In glowing terms . $780,.
The Tammany candiiatc. Frederick VI. McCloy.
still has the hardihood 10 keep his name pub
vulgar and disrcputable weekly paper. The supple
anxious 10 have aired in open court have been
DELAYED by the Efforts Of his lawyers obviously
Intended TO delay the matter until after election
to get them removed 20 the Court or common
Pleas 1t should be remembered that these proceed
ings are upon a judgment recovered upon a proInls-
sorry note given for "A hotel bill. Several or these
notes for several hotel bils In Long Branch ana
elsewhere are outstanding. and are the subject OF
litigation In various stages OF advancement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-02
IN THE NAME OF AMHERST.
ASTOUNDING PLEA OF HUGH DrFFEl'S son.
HIS FELLOW GRADUATES ASKED TO SUPPORT HIS
FATHER FOE THE SAKE OF THE DAYS

HIS FELLOW GRADUATES ASKED TO SUPPORT HIS
FATHER FOR THE SAKE OF THE DAYS
AT THEIR ALMA MATER.
Edwin pufrey, son OF Hugh Dufey. the Demo-
oa,ic candidate for State Treasurer, Is appealing
70 graduates of Amherst College who live In
vsw.york State to support his father He has
written the following letter to such graduates OF
Amherst as he has been able to reach by corre-
spondence: , v Novouher 1s13
Nav 7 please call your attention TO the iact mat
ny "a her Is the Democratic nominee Tor state
Traa stirer? For tn sake of the DAYS at Amherst
,resrne 10 address you, and II you couli see
vour way clear to use pastor ! snoulq pc very
Sratefui Yours sincerely. EDWIN DUFFEh.
This Is n most amazing method of electioneer-
ing 1t is certainly uncommon ana probably I'M
nrecedented for a college graduate to appeal to
other graduates of his college to support his
father for public Office solely for the sake of the OLD
college days why should any honest or decent
Amherst graduate feel any inclination to support
The candidate of the corrupt ana unscrupulous
Us mocratic State machine, an associate on the
democratic state ticket with Maynard, the pur-
Ioiner OF official documents, the stealer or the
state Senate. and the confessed thief? Any AM
h.Tst graduate who would violate his principles
II rfeit his self-rcspect and degrade himself by
supporting the IIill-Sheehan- Maynard ticket Tor
the sake OF the days spent at Amherst VIII prove
himself wholly unworthy Of having received an
EDUCATION at that New England college.