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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
A TEXAS EXHIBIT.

Said a citizen of Abilene to a
Gazette reporter;
'"rhe land department Of the Texas and
Pacific railway have an exhibit OF me
products of Texas stored away N !he
fourth story Of the Texas. aud faclhc
general office building AT Dallas, where no
'Weil what about III is it good col
lectionI' was asked.
Good? / should say it Is. nothing finer
was ever got up by any state or rlilrOad
company. Every thing that grows m
Texas, also samples of all manufacturer
goods nude IN the state as well rs all
minerals found in Texas, can be seen in
this exhibit.
After reading the appeal of those
Texans 0ix-Governor Hubbard aud
othersl In Chicago to the people of Texas.
which was Published In The Gazette
the other day, | was reminded Of this
grand exhibit of the Texas aud PACING
which is as ] have sid-out of sight,
aud could NOT help but wonder why 1t
Is that the Texas and Pacific Railway
company don't place il in the cars aud
lake IL to Chicago aud place it in the
Texas state building or In some place
where II could be seen ny the homeseck-
or aud capitalist | believe that this eX
hibit well displayed aud placed in q con
spicu1us place IN Chicago would he the
means of inducing thousands of people
to come and see Texas, provided reason
able rates We're made from Chicago and
other points to Texas
This exhibit of the Texas and Pacific
land department, which has been collected
aud preserved by Mr.. f. II. Rasslcr, who
is an expert in that line is a much finer
and better exhibit than the Kansas eN-
hibit shown at the Centennial in 1876
which was the means Of starting the
tide Of Immigration To that state. This
X known TO be the case. ns | have seen
both exhibits, and with even as low rates
To Texas as the roads are now offering
from the state, backed by this and other
exhibits that could be had we would
soon see the trains coming to the state
seem too bad that after having gone to
the expense of erecting state building
In Chicago and having u fine exhibit
we cant raise steam enough to place the
exhibit In the building We must lack
the will for certainly il we had the will
we would soon find The way"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
DALLAS BUDGET.
MRS. DANIEL COLLINS AND HER
LIFE OF WOE.


Dallas, July 2.-fspecial)-Two or
three days ago the particulars OF SEN
sadonal poisoning case at Oak Gill
appeared ia these dispatches. Mrs. Dan
iel Collins, weary OF life in a hoyel,
dlsreputable husband and starvation,
secured quantity Of trough on rats
and poisoned the food she placed before
her three small children. Then she swal-
lowed teaspoonful Of the stun aud
lay down TO die. Prompt medicnl atten-
ton saved the lives Of the children; the
unhappy woman died last night aud the
Christian ladies' Of Oak Clif betrayed
the expenses Of the funeral
The Gazette correspondent in his rounds
today, mearthed the facts in the case
which stamp Daniel Collins as a brute
Of the lowest type. a disgrace aud
blot upon humanity Last Tuesday he
visited Dallas, accompanied by his little
5.year-old son. He visited several saloons
during the day, imbibed freely himself
and made the little toddling boy beastly
drunk The police found the boy and
took him tl the police station. Later IN
the day Jlcl; O'Bricn, q section boss ON
the Oak Clin railroad, visited the pollcr
station and promising Chief of Police
Arnold that he would take the lad TO his
home the little fellow was given into
his custody. He did take the boy home.
Tired Of living with a husband who
fnilpd 10 either protect her or provide
for her. she said she procured the poison
that very day aud gave the terrible stun
10 her children, rcserying iutal dose
for herself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
MAMRIAGn on ERANK MULLINS.

The following notice Of the marriage
of Mr. Frank Mullins, Of this city is
from The Eastland Revcille Of recent
date:
Mr. Frank Mullins of Hort Worth.
and Miss Matte Manskcr OF Iewcll'
were married at 1890 o'clock Thursday
a. the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X
Shmlck. After short bnt impressive
ceremony by Elder j, ID. Shearcr. The
few friends present rart6ol, of a hearty
repast prepared by The benevolent hos.
tess, aud babe. goodbye to tile happy
couple; who LETT on The ] 40 train for
Fort Worth, their future home.
MISS Mansker is one OF Jewels most
charming aud accomplished daughters
wishers at her home.
~ MIR Mullins Is well known throughout
Texas as man of sterling qualities and
native worth, having been postmo ster
for the house of Representatives at Ans.
Tin for several years
The Reyeille wishes them lone
monial sea- ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Alvin "a to be incorporated.
gl pnso has liin Nyc No. >.
Watcmclons are plentiful on the Cole
man market
Cotton hollis in Grayson county are as
large as hail stcncs.'
The steamer Erato arrived at Nclasco
yesterday, from New Orleans.
There were Bliss marriages IN Texas
last year and 22ni divorces
j. s. Elliot Or Texas, has his signature
on Washington hotel register
William Brooks, charged with horse
theft occupies quarters In The fArs
jail
A large number Of German immigrants
have just arrived in the Panhandle where
they will settle.
While two III pJsn boys were scuf-
fling for q dime they broke a plate glass
which will cost them SluO,
The amateurs of Paris presented "'rhc
landlords Crime" The plot was zig
ured out from Chicago hotel hdll.
Texas leads all the southern states in
the number of Confederate camps. Al
together Ia the South there are 2IG
camps, Texas comics first with ninety
nine and Mississippi second with thir
The Seymour News has entered upon
It's fourth ycHr LIS bright child.
The Granbury Graphic says thr editor
Of that paper Is mysteriously missing.
lie had something near SlOOO,UOO on
hls person, and II Is feared that ne has
been foully dealt with
Following are tho fourth-clnss Texas
postmaster appointed: llntchins. Dallas
county, q. II. bussey, vice H. ID, Az
T'lis r9tm1 e,ii Macon, ErnMin county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
MINOR MENTION.

~ o..
- w, SlncoE suporl9t9nuent OF telc'
ErAln Tor me leNas ana lncihc, died at
~ Louis thls morning while. undergoing
az operation az lhe hands of surgeon,
VINO was removing tuinor from his
he l ,, - ~ c, ,,,
Mr., aud Mrs. G. f. Carter and children.
Mrs W., IL, Fllnpeu and children LEFT
TINS evening for Chicago:
MT anu Mrs Jules u. Schneider and
children leave on Thursday for Chicago
and later for Saratoga.
Miss Dora Burns of Mississippi Is the
guest of Miss Edna Spears of Falkland.
Colonel aud Mrs w, r.. Hughes left
for a fortnights stay nc Galveston,
Eugene Sweeney. well-known member
OF tho push" in St Louis, aud largely
Interested in street railway enterprises
In that city. is here.
Editor Jones of the Terrell Register
came 10 Dallas today to ndu,Ire tbn
beauties Of the Sundey closing law and
discover what the Sabbath Of the
pnritnns il like.
Thomas ! Moods, Jr.. the cashier Of
the Ninth National hank, who was placed
under 100000 bond by Judge John H.
Rector last night, has not been able To
additional startling developments are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
THE GAZETTE: ~. WORTH TEXAS. MONDAY JULY 3. 1893

Chicago This week. having. secured a
leave 81 absence for thirty days
aIr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Pcase haze gone
to Chicago. -
Hunter A. Craycroft has returned from
nnnnni convention. lie will take his
family 10 Eureka Springs this week.
.Indrc Charlea Fred Tucker Of the
Foriy.fonrth judicial district court de-
parted for The state capital this. evening.
Professor ]. l.. Long, superintendent
of the public schools returned from San
Antonio yesterday. The professor was
elected president Of the State Teachers
association
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
LnELINa rmn rREslnrNr.

The following extract from New
York news letter Published in the Dallas
News of yesterday should be promptly
repudiated by our Dallas contemporary
as q gross libel of the president:
II IS stated nuong posted New York
nnanyleN that the administration meaninr
by that itA hend-las sent abroad a sort
or informally accredited envoy to the mon.
ey powers ~ Europe, aud that tho envoy I
nalne u Anthony Joseph nrexel Ills mis-.
hon 20 lnqie Mr. George W. chllds. us
purity huslneSs, partly pleasure Tllr
nns,icss, As gne u Ncw york's best known
hansefs could tell you. " he wuull X Ia
assurr the mOury kings ACROSS tiie d..et,
I'M Ne slesrlaph Will see that tho debtor
Siets IA ihls country shall ret M hclp fr,int
hlin u nny scheme TO uscapc mud prS
WV ~ pasnirht NJ It's obligation tir
antelnnd Air llr'SH viii say 10 I'M TN.
lnlFnn.., -'nilmtilAcs with the crcilinr
Nm 4 " h, rlqiNne nt ihf iinnnclrfa tour
sSelflet- N hlMeeif anl clients are ieina
,nN Y TIRE whole secret ~ ma pbu,1.t
p'''A funhe Ledger and Daily 1raus,aipt's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
THE REASON or 1T.

A prominent attorney of this city told
Il Gazette man last night that the city
of Fort Worth would probably sue out
% complaint against the variety show
prnprirtors. setting forth the clements
ut "a iisorlcrly house and Prosecute FROM
This standpoint, and come within the
jurisdiction of the state laws ON the
question. II is the legal opinion that the
city erred in passing the special ordnance
TO close mp the shows Ia not keeping
within tile state law. Il Is more Than
probable that some action In the prem
ises viii be taken this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Services at the mission last night were
wei attended, the hall being comfort
ably filled, MIR Sterling Richardson
delivered one of The best talks he has
made. Several were at the altar for
prayer, anG one young man was con.
ycrtcl Tomorrow night Rev. q. Il.
Sudzukl II full blooded ,lapnnese minis
Ter, viii preach. He Is an educated and
talented man, and standing room will
is invited 10 come aud hear this interest.
ing speaker Let everybody come. Good
music good lee water md hundreds OF
fans
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
PREACHER UNDER ARREST.

.Ohiccr Knight arrived In the city last
night from Palestine, having in custody
Rev. Rodney Edwards. an Episcopal
preacher, Tho prisoner Is being taken
back to San Francisco. Cal. where an
indictment was found against him ON a
charge of dcfrauIling widow. Rev.
Edwards was AZ one time pastor of one
OF tue largest congregations in San Fran
cisco, and during his residence at Palrs-
tine. this state. was also a pastor of n
church. lie shys that the charge upon
which the indictment was made was a
trumncd-up one. Officer Knight leaves
ON the Denver this morning for the West
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
STATE LEorURHR l. o o. +.

Hon. C. II. Gibson of Corscana, grand
state lecturer of |. o. O. T., will arrive
IN Fort Worth this morning and will Ice
turr and instruct the members of the
hall of Union lodge tonight at S o'clock.
All Odd Fellows In the city are specially
requested to be present Mr.. Gibson
was for three times member of the
Texas legislature, and once speaker of
that body. He Is an able speaker and
the members Of the order may expect an
interesting address
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
A DRAW GAME.

Fort Worth and Sanger Brothers
base ball mines crossed bats at the park
yesterday. The game was nine to nine
The game was called on account of
darkness. The Sanger's desire to thank
the Fort Worth team through these col
umns for the cOurteses shown them and
in order to show their appreciation,
hereby invite them TO visit Dallas on
the Fourth of July, ON the same condi-
ton by which the above game was play
ed. promising to show the visitors tile
same courtesy. If the challenge is ac-
copied, address n. A. Metzler, secretary.
care of Sanger Bros Dlllas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Houston. Tex, July . lSpcclall-A
party Of Missouri, Kansas and Texas Of.
heial7 consisting of flames Barker general
passenger aud ticket agent, Capy A.
Wilson, chief engineer, and n. y. Fmney.
NnpNFinNnlen, Of construction, arrived In
h' vilN inns mNrning on a special aud
spent tho day ~ the city. This was Mr..
hakyrs nsst tfin over the road since his
appointment AZ general pAssenu,r. and
lehet ngeni and his tour " for lhc mrs
pnse OF Hetung acquainted with no pas.
selser aph ticket men along the line Of
Ky foaI and ol Informing Niuseif As TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
IN THE CITY.


The regular monthly meeting Of II. %.
Lee camp 4. G. ", will be held al tne
temporary court house, corher OF seventy
and Rusk streets. Monday July 3, at )
o'clock D. IN Important business to be
transacted. aud those wishing g ayail
themselves Of the low rate to Birming-
ham shonld attend, as this viii be the
last meeting until after that time.
w. NJ. MCCONNELL, Adjutant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
ENrRIEs BEING MADE.

The bicycle aud horse races billed for
the Fourth of July promise to become
interesting events. Already nine entries
for the bicycle contest have been made,
aud equally as many for the pony race.
The bicycle race viii be run by local
will be one mile the same as In the pony
race. Princes bicycle race will be
twenty miles against horses for n purse
of 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
rAILED no MAKE RoNp.

Mrs. Hester, one of the two women ar
rested and tried before Justice Kenne-
dy Saturday, on charge of assisting
in the death of John Burns Friday night,
and who was held in the amount $3.50,
failed to secure bail and is now In the
county jail. An effort VII be made to-
morrow to get bail aud give the woman
hpr lihnrlY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
ARLINGTON NoTEs.

a wedding which united two members
OF prominent families was, that which
occurred Yesterday afternoon az 3 o'clock
the CONTRACTING parties being Mr.. Eugene
bpid. son Of SID lmdd aud Miss Bettie
they are very young indeed. young enonrh
TO be trained up TO meet each Others
wishes The wedding was very uuiet
only immediate friends aud relatives being
invited. They will make this place theft
Il Is thought Professor Matlock's life
VIII be prolonged but few DAYS now
He Is slowly dying with a cancer ON the
Ms. D, Q. Harrison is quite sick from
an overhead.
=. Mrs, Jane Thomas Is suffering from
MI. and Mrs. Fitts aud Mr.. and Mrs
Hubert McNatt Of Mansfield visited
friends here today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Who want to keep up with TcXas news
will md the Daily Gazette on sale at the
following places;
Grand Pacific hotel news stnnu.
Palmer house news stand.
Leland hotel news stand -
Auditorium cigar aud news stand
Hotel DeSoto news stand
Wells II. STEERS. 1s9 State street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Round Rock, Tex, July . Especially
--l'irc destroyed Dock Davis barn with
contents, four miles south of town, this
morning at O'Clock Loss estimated M
$1,000 Cause OF fire. unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

San Antonio, Texas, July o.--(Speciall
-lohn Mossbergcr, boarding.housc
keeper, was struck by an electric car Of
the san Antonio Street Railway camn,n,
here tonight, aud run over. He r,eeire3
INJURIES which win probably prove IA,
taL One leg was ampniated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Even Senator Allison admits that 1--WE
must have comprehensive financial
policy Of our own In case It shall appear
to be impossible for leading nations to
reach an agreement on the subject
The Iowa senator has touched the key
note Of public opinion The federal con.
sltuiion invested congress, not the Brit.
ish money lender with the power Of max.
ing aud administering our financial policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

and Third streets, were Mrs. Dave Smith
of this city and her sister, Mrs. ID. NJ.
Smith, of Wichita, Kan. The ladies
were not seriously injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Tho only travelling persons. male or fc,
male. at present authorized % receive ~
receipt for subscriptions for inc pn@et'
are;
J. ID. Carwile, q. r. newley.
J. II. Bnrbce, j. b. bland,
II. ID. AIcCrendyi q. a. ltend,
j. r. buchanan, w. II. Mnrchman'
w Y. Royater. T. j. Rochua3ph
Kearby Foster. J. II. Price.
T., d. McCroady, J. G. Cruwtord'
w Q, funto, Dan Philips,
Fred C;nIhratih j. l.. Crowley,
q. n. Gnrvin r. II. Denton
C. L. Walker s. j. Hedmnu,
irbr pnbilc are cautioned not To pay money
TO any other persons representing them.
solves az travelling agents OF MS paper. vs.
ali authority heretofore issued to any other
persons than those named ~ hereby re-
SUked. Democrat Publishing Company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

The ways OF auctioneers In diTereni
paris OF the world vary greatly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

The Telegram dated San Antonio, pub.
lishcd IN yesterdays Gazette, relative to
an election on tho subject of abandon.
ment Of the municipal charter, should
have been dated san Angelo. In San An
tonic they prize their city government
more highly. In fact, city politics IL
the main diversion Of majority of Tho
population.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03
Nor SERIOUSLY nuRr.

The ladies' who were thrown from
buggy Saturday on the corner of Jones
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

fAialfrl song Tram
All, where IL now the c0ugily
Al, lis you, MadAuus Bafraa.
An i not iundly ihino oWaT
All among tac summer r1stt.
Aauie O. the banks o Dee.
A mans a man for a. 4, It.
A wet sheet aud a flowing sea.
liannocka o harley insal.
Homie ran tic hufnlo d0uu.
llafney, leave the glfls alone.
iiy the blus Altauin mountn rs
i,fend and cheese and Kisses.
behold the nom 10 breaking.
Come with the glpfqy bride.
Come hast, TO the wedding.
toue sing mo that sweet dir.
Columbia, rem Of the ocesa.
Come In and shuttle door.
captain with his whiskers.
ould We but llugerthefe.
Iiuwny jail birds ola feather.
lear little innoccnttAlurs
oars q lock on do chicken
coop door.
Dlnglas, tender and true.
ne rUen's salvation army.
DO they thlnkOfme al home.
rlegy on Madame Blaize.
live O'Clock IA the m0fnlng.
FLOW gently, swret Anon.
Fish Of all Kinds she carried.
Gwen rrnw the f1lshes, o..
Good right aud 10y vi you a.,
Gallant Jamie Nstt q v0bing.
lark, hafk. the doKs do BARI.
lc stole iny tender heart away.
I've CARED on beauiys brow.
| an o bllthesomc maiden.
twas herr In accents sweetest,
Leone from a happy land.
have tf!ed not to love you.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

Terms ~ subscriptions.
-, -, cnn,tsv nm rear IS 90
nnH an1 Stn'isy az monfhs, S4.fO
Daily AMI sunday three months..-..' ~ ~
IaUv Hiri Surlny one month. ...-... l'p
The sunday Gazette 40 TO y pagesl 4, IN
The semi-weel,ly Gazette 90 pagcsl M
noliv 1eIlrerci by carriers In the city
nnd nil towns aud cities where ,t.ere are
local agents, 25 cents O week or N'Vo per
MONTH ,.,,.,,,
Remit by hank draft. express or money
order. Do not send Individual check
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

An, could ] asa soldier
Al, yheu 1t gay gullaTs.
Awake, my love, awake.
Away wlthmtlancholy.
a lie optht ocean wave.
A hunting 40 will 20.
All on uccount of Eliza.
Al, ihefs, stay there.
Believe me, II all those
cudeaflug.
Dlfd Of the rr,s-lvood.
Hutlnthat fatal moment
Birth Of Saint Patrick.
nlue bell Of Scotland.
llfe hnnpcts arr over
the border.
Rattle ~ Otter bourne.
Jomin' tlTp' the rye.
CarlfimEs bellsHtsea
Come rest In this bosom
lharlcy over the water.
Come under my plaidie.
DO not cast him d5Wn.
Don't flfget old Ireland
Don't lgaVe me, lohnnle,
Darling, Aoed-nighi.
DOM you 20, Tommy.
Die vaclit am Rhein.
Drs d-tiisghcn fliCrland
Dont forget TO write.
Down In q coal mine. .
Flowers Of the forest.
lurrwrll 10 i.achaber.
fgrrwcliti llallochmyle,
Farewell IN the forest
Freedom, God and right,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-03

STATE AGENTs.-Bramlltt & sandcll,
Dallas. Texas,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
@4Alw
A Case Of Neglect That Had Most Die
asfrous Finale.

Case of Neglect That Had . Most Die
asfroas Finale
A number Of London cockneys had
formed themselves into an amateur the
strical association. Mistaking energy Of
purpose for histrionic ability-a fault
not unknown 10 amateurr-they deter
mined to undertake shakespeare's trag-
edy 81 King Richard Ill" The initial
performance was 10 be given on the
night of boxing day. the Goth Of Deem
Der. at one of the little suburbs Of mighty
London.
On the eventful night Of the perform
ance the actors. stimulated by the APP
plsuse of the audience, which was II
course composed chiefly Of relatives and
near friends. had lost much Of the I'M
easiness attendant upon a first appear
ance. Already had they begun TO give
their individual genius a fuller rein.
Much business which had not been
tried at rehearsals was now attempted
with impunity. All went well until the
fourth scene Of act 4, when Catesby
rushes In 10 announce 70 the king the
capture Of Buckingham. OF course our
actors used the interpolated version that
puts into Richards mouth the well
known exclamation: "Of with his head.
So much for Buckingham"
But there was even greater liberty
taken with the text than * ambitious
friends intended. As soon as Catesby
had delivered himself Of his lines. MY
liege. the Duke Of Buckingham is taken.
etc. he paused To allow the king To make
the usual exclamation. AT each Of the re-
hearsais the actor impersonating Richard
had hardly given the messenger time TO
pronounce his lines before slrieking out
his malediction. which he considered one
of the situations Of the tragedy. But
during the performance he had decided
that II would be much more natural and
impressive TO stride mp and down the
stage a number Of times, crashing his
teeth before delivering the lines In his
most cultural tones. which were to pass
for deep and concentrated hatred
Unfortunately for the result. he had
neglected 10 confde his change Of idea
20 his fellow actor. Catesby waited what
doubtless seemed TO him an age. But
the only effect the news Of Bucking-
hams capture seemed 20 have upon Rich
arl was 10 make him take even longer
strides than before and make an ex-
tremely unpleasant noise '.gTitfing' his
teeth. After venturing several interrog-
atory coughs. which did not alter either
the pace Of tie monarch or provoke any
reply whatever, the unfortunate Catesby
decided 10 save the day. which seemed
70 him on the verge Of being lost. by
bold step.
nisregarding The mNnarch's frown. he
began again in j clear voice. My liese,
the duke Il Buckingham il taken" ard
concludel boldly IAN we've took of is
'ead, The effect was electric. There
wa no art. bat nature. IN the burst Of
snSe. with which the cnra-ed Richard.
tearinx eif his crown AMI armor AMI
haFling then ~ Ais f,nforta neto but well
meaning srg.,-t. screamed out: You
ave. ave yan' Wen. you've been al
spoils the whole 5loosnin play" Tho
tragedy ramc 30 IN untiEne'y cnd.-l-ar-
fers Aageure