Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

AZ first owing TO the clninot OF ih.
mob outside, who were hanlnetiE ~
the door and shouting curses through the
kcy-hole on those inside. he was 700 con-
fused TO understand anything uut ny
dint Of great rXcrtiou They NuCCecueu wv
length Ia explaining TO him that tley
were domestic servants come si Nh1WNl
TO his wifcs advertisements ne high
won't and told his wife ana ms W.
said she would soc them, one Rt Uiie.
Which one shonld have audience nIHt
WINS "a delicate question 10 decide. rue
man. on being appealed To, sdid ~ WOMB
! prefer 20 leave " ~ mem, ih'F w
cordngly discussed the muttcr among
thpnilyes 40 The end OF "a qunri'r ol
| nm hour the victor, having borrowed a
racket of pins and u lpuking.Rlnss IRON
| our charw0nan. who had slept in the
house. went upstnirg. while the remain
inc fourteen sat down in the hall ana
famed Themselves with their bounets.
"a r. wus good deal osionrhru
when the frnt applicant presented hrf'
srW She was n tall geutecl booking
well.drcssed girl. Up ~ yesterday. Snc
had been head hOusemnid 0t Lady
SfnntOns. aud before Tint she had nreh
uudcr.cook for two years to the Duchess
and why dil yon leave Lady st"n-
''ro come here, num- replied the
girl
Tho lady was puzzled. o..
And you'l be- satisfied with 50 n
ypnrY she asked.
"Certainly. num- ] think Il ample"
"Aud you don't mind hard work
81 love &c. MUM.
"Aud you're 40 carly riscrt
ooh. yes. mum, DO upscts mc stopping
in bed after hnll-pnst i've
you know We dO the washing al
bomeT
ter to do it az home. Those lanndlleS
ruin. good clothes. They're 80 care
You are a Unitarian continued the
Not yet. num-" replied the girl, "but
] should like to bC one.
Tho lady took her reference, and said
sine would write 20 her
~ DO hope you viii give me q trlul'
mum." pleaded the girl us She rose 10
go; Of would try $50 hard to give you
satisfaction
Tho next applicant offered 10 come for
@ Thought 40 too much Sue also rA-
pressed her Willingness to sleep in ihc
burk Kitchen. shukclown under The
sink wuH nl she wanted. She likewise
had ycnrungs towards Uuitnrnnism.
Tho third pirl did not require any
wages 40 ull-Ouull not understand whit
servants wunted with wngeA- thought
timt wages only encouraged love OF
foolish Guory thought comfortable
home iu Unitarian family ought to be-
sufficient wages for any girl
This rrl said thrrc was one stipuln-
lion SHE should iilr to make, and That
,yus lhut she should be- allowed iu pay
for ull hrcnknres caused 10y her own
utrplcssupss ur neglect, She objected 10
holiday. and evenings ont on principles
she held That they distracted % girl from
hur work
The fourth candidate offered pre-
wiun of 10 for tbo place, aud them IN.
h. began tu yet frightened, ana rec
fused 90 SEQ any more of thv girls, ouu-
WINGED that they must ho lunutics from
sumc uclghburing asylum out for a
walk
Later IN the day. meeting the next
door lady ON th" duor-trp, she related
hor morning experiences.
con. that's nothing extraordinary,
said the nest duur lady; "uuuu of il- un
this idr ui the street umN wages, aud Wr
gpt the pick ut Ul the best servants U
London Why. IiHs win come from the
other end of the kingdom 90 get into uu,
of these houses. lt'y the dream OF their
] liyos. They save up for years, so as tu
| bee able tu come here for uuttiug
What's the attraction asked ~
| g." more amazed than ever
"Why. don't you scc," explained the
| ncNt door lady, "our back windows opvr
upnn the hurruCk yard. 4 girl living IL
| Que of those houses is always close {,
| soldiers By looking uut of the window
she can always src soldiers, aud some
timcs soldier will nod 10 her, or ever
! CDll up to her They never dream "a
! asking for Wuycs. They'll work ~ hour
day, and put mp with anything just {,
De- allowed to stop
a. 49," proNtpd los this information
al ttNt
uomiuut She found hcr prrIcc
treasure of "a servant She WIS iuNuriu
bly, willing aud respectful slept ON
sofa iu che litphpu. aud was always con
tented with un egg for her dinner.
The truth ot ths story ! cOuuut yOurl
for Nygtlt I can believe g. Rrowl
aud MuoShuuEuUssy made mo- Httvun
tu do $50, which seemed uutrivudly
,ipnhsou excused himself ON the plea %
/ headache / admit There nrp pulutz Y
" presenting difficulties tn the nyHrap
intellect, A explained ut the con
mWveWout it was told To me 10y Ethr|
hptthn, who had u from Amculn, VIII
SCOT 81 from the chur-wumuu, und eNul
prrutious may have crcpt into &c. tn
following, however were Incidents tina
rnmo under Wy own personal uhsprvi
ton They afforded still stronger q,
ample ct the influence exercised h
Tommy Atkins upon the British dumu,
rotate Thorn nlso 90 the boys.
"rhe heroine ot Thorn, I suid ia nu
AmcudN. Now, Won would call her
tolprhy wull-hchnvcd, orderly youn
womun, would You uoty'
"Sho be- my Ideal of transformations r.
ppyruhliy,' answered MocShQugnNss!
"l'hut was my opinion also I reptile,
"Nou can, therefore, imngiue my fee
lugs ON passing her one evening IN tl
Folkpstonc iligh atrect with puuNm
hAt upon her head Tiny naWmu hu
, and q soldiers arm round her walls
She WINS one OF % lnoh composed of d
tho nuccuplel WGraU OF tolkcstou
4 who wuec following the hand of n
Third BIrkshiue infantry then Ia cam
& at Suudpatr. There Wus am ccguti
far.uwUy lnok n her ewes She w,
+ dnncnu rather than walking and vii
, her lelt mnd she beat timo 90 u
; music"
i 81 should say YOU were suffering FRO
q | mid attack of -, r. when you saw q
that said MacShugnussy.
, $50 J might hdye thought uWselG'
. | said, "hut Ethplhcrthn was with me
y the time and She snw it too w
. / started after the procession until 10 hH
J, turned the courG ami then We star,
IA az each other
\ ",o6, it's impossible soid Eth,
=, 1'Rot taat was my hat said
"a Ethcihcrtha
Y "iha moment we reached hon
!, ETH, lheWhu looked for Ameudn, and
n looked for my hat Neither were 10
found
"Nme o'clocl, struck, 10 o'clock struc
y, At h0lt-npSI Ton. Wp wont down IA