Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-27
TAYLOR APPEARS.
THE DARING OUTLAW KEEPS HIS
RECKLESS THREAT
without Attendant or Guard 10 Bravod
the Chances OF Capt are to view the
Remains Of His brother


law Is IN town. lie called ut the coroner's
ouce about O'Clock yesterday morning
anu silently viewed the remains Of his de
Killed 10 South Denver 81 Conetable Ike
Dntcr on Thursday midnight Thc noted
desperate proved as good a. his word He
ieariessy 9rayed capture and Imprisonment
TOT lie ana came. as be said that he would.
20 see his younger brother before the body
is placed In the earth. His appearance was
uns,Npt,etsed ana u greatly surprised the
Tor him all day, but no trace was found
AFTER he left the coroner's Office.
AN EARLY SUMMONS.
About O'Clock IN the morning g. e
Nicolls, the coronvr's assistant who
sleeps In the rear ~ Valley a Woliips' nm.
dertaklng rooms. was awakened by n iond
noise coming from the front r0om Some.
one was violently kicking the front door
ahd Nleous was soon en- his feet 10 see
what was the trouble. He was barely
awake. aud visions " a long. drrary drive
ever suburban roads 10 get the holv ~
SOMEONE murdered or bGtchered perhaps
nlttel through MS mind When be reached
the door he saw. through the glass the Ok.
IRE or man ~ 30 years OF age about h
feet inches In height with great broad
lip was a bushy hrnch OF very dark hair
Tie hat perched ON one side OF his head
was the traditional sOr brCro wcrn by cow.
punchcrs and beBdltu OF the west Tie
man srcmel mitch annoyed ai Nicolls cold
survey OF his person and he declared he
was IN hurry TO get IN.
STATING HIS ERRAND.
"What DO YOU wauty" ssked Nicolls
II want 10 see Dick Taylor" was the
reply. We'll ms is no hour TO see dead
II want 90 see him now" replied the
man 81 am very anxious 10 SEE him."
wei. come around some Other. time.
seeking entrance. ] am relative Of Dick
What Is your manner" demanded Nisuna
Taylor replied the man.
"Ah, there are lots Of raylors" coply
rctorted Nicols. whats your hrgt nnt,rT'
"My namc ~ Hank Taylor" said the
stranger AFTER a moments hesitation.
WELCOMED INDOORS.
Nlcolls was rather prepared FOR this an.
swer and his nerve stood by him.
"Comc In. Mr.. Taylor" he remarked in
grecting, after unOoiung the door.
,N3me TINS way Sylgg this, Nicolls
brick vault IN the rear " the shop. where
90 3 slab lay the mortal remains " Dick
Hank Taylor fou,vcd his guide without
utterlug word ana stond nt the foot Of the
bier us Nicols pulled the white cloth ftom
the dead burglars face.
VIEWING THE BODY.
The only light IN the cold stn vnnlt
came from hlckorlng gas Jet Just over the
body, Nicolls expected TO witness dra-
matte scsnr. hut he was disappointed.
Hank Taylor stood bolt upright aud guZed
FOR u few moments nt his broth RS set face
ana closed eyes, without exhibiting any
sign OF emotion, anger or other feeling.
What vow 81 vengeance the outlaw regis
tered In his mird, or what were hls
thoughts rs he stood Ia the dim light be.
tween the corpse NJ his brother and that ~
stranger IN "a vault cold and still. no one
will know. For fully three minutes he re-
muiusd IN quiet meditation. BEFORE him
WIS the corpse ~ n brother whom he had
loved dearly Ia his rude bRrharc fashion,
n brother whom hg bad last seen laughing
aut full " life. Vengeance was probably
then instlllcd into his heart.
MUBRiURED VENGEANCE
without saying n word 10 his companion
Taylor turned and started TO leave, Az
the door OF the vault lee was heard 10 mum