Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

HAD failed to command respect. lie
been insulted by Darrah, who had
III him 20. D., oh dear, o. D., oh
Il" Brown second had fatty disobeycd
BIZ refusing 10 rise from the ground
H. discovered laying down on beat,
|prostrnte yoHih nssevcrutiug that he
just recovered from swOon and
| dn't rise. and wouldn't rise for any
D.f hat ever walked.
4 hnu discovered the inmates OF the
III house with contrahnnd tobacco In
l. poeHession; this reflection had been
|gcyel ID them In some mysterious
tlrOuch the bars of the small VIM
rs seven feet from the floor
{ length he, too, had 10 report that
prisoner, instead of sitting IN dark
and gn0shing his teeth, had man-
TO climb up TO the windows and
cheerfully surveying the scenery
bout
Minor major" said the officer of the
dcSpairingly TO the comuandant,
hat tle Won going 10 10 with that boy
|lbsl DC has climbed MP TO the win.
nWNis loolSin' out a-swear-in' aud
|issin' and hnvin' great time
silent majesty and wrath the COM
|adnnt visited the guard house with a
stick When military punishment
ed az The GuscOigue academy the rod
lVsuricd TO. / will not harrow your
lnfe With an account Of how the
| ent Inc of the gaysOme William
|bfy Dodds was abruptly turned into
lofct sion VI agony and sorrow,
was nt the close of such a day rs
that young Instructor Campbell
alone IN his room. Each member OF
fAmllty served Ia turn as officer in
| rcc, hpying supervision of all school
| time dnripg his tour Of duty. A cadet
Der OF the day. two non-commissi1ned
ters Of the guard and a number Of
esa sentinels were supposed TO assist
officer i'm charge IN the preservation
order. The officers and non-commis-
led olliccrs could sometimes b. relied
|'n but the sentnels discharg ii their
rs Will more satisfaction to The ca
than TO the faculty.
2rcpiing Campbell, all the members
BE faculty had gone 10 the perform
e Of h theatrical troupe playing 4
la tnragcmcnt in thc village.
,E0u must be ready to rush out of the
HiuH ht any moment, Campbell, for
Va hoN are Liable 10 tip over tonight,
hetn the parting Injunction OF the
auphql needed no warning TO make
1Nlripate disturbance. The end
ihe ochool year was approaching and
scilo9l grew more dis0rderly every
figid aud impartial discipline
b, De Mas disliked by the unruly Gle
it. uafiicularlv by those cadets who
currying faNVi with officers end
chprs often escaped reports and pun
ncnts. He knew that tonight would
an excellent opportunity for the ca
= 10 rserve him out" He was th,
tenchcr IN the building. Az evcry
mont h. expected 10 hear the crasl
d yollcy of rocks, or the opening not,
b Grand symphony Of wells, screams
rs AMI groans. yet time slipped bl
uil WAS St.ll
MS nngh third floor" Of the acad
millng was inhabited by number
|rYoulis whose industry I'm rolling M
ne1fle was In inverse ratio 10 then
nstIf IA studies They were of thai
Itnnd in every military school
Wllo not being able 20 get along a
he. afe sent 60 q military school /,
eefoFned AN the evening through
f|s had been fitting silently about th'
orNYay from room TO room on tina
IS uNil at length nearly all of thi
hid gathered In Abe Aale's room
NIX boom under the tower.
IoD M" the little corporal sitting il
oashge on guard. yenturea q feebl
fDnce 10 this violation Of para
81 mo cadet shall leave hi
0Wing study hour without permits
IA fhc officer In change But upOl
snrod by several staiwart private
k "would beat his head in
NeNcl them. he ceased 10 Interfere
et yop what Il ie, boys" said Alb
n the asspmhage Ia his FOOL
fl NlHn Campbell must be- made 20 un
eifd that the fellers don't want hir
Wrote him a letter sMe
rnE two DAVIS ago. teilin' him ih
Nflcd he would clear outflow
N fhAt tonight we give him a 'rog
ny good one-nuDe Of your lizzlc
We had last term. We can stand ou