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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

were darling In and out among tho branch.
es OF the aquatic plants. and nov ana then
a blue shark would appear, moving slug
gishly along as II thoroughly imbued with
the sesnse Of rcsttulness that oyercomes ali
things animate In that perfect sem-tropc
land.
The blum promontory OF Sugar Loaf
Mountain. the last point OF land to bo
passed. was left on our quarter and the
3teamship pusating and throbblns like
thing OF life was forging rapl1ly out
toward the broad Pacific. There were q
bride and gro m on deck. we'll forward,
where the sea hreeZes blow the strongest;
iherc vas dyspeptc old gentleman with
a high hat that had seen better days; there
WA big, lanky Californian OF nineteen
or twenty years staggering under the
weight OF a misht derby and painfully i'm.
pressed with the duty, self-assumod, OF
caring for short girl In navy blue wrap
that enshroudod her from head to foJt.
There was an Englishman who had doubt.
less been at sea many times. but who
knew his weak ess aud feared the consa.
qlenccs OF the voyage. There were others
as matter Of course, but those | have
mentioned Interested me most. for reasons
that viii develop later
Tho anky man who knew Il all when the
subject OF hshng was discussed pulled Al
hla whiskcrs aud gruutod cut advice In
wholesale quantities while the ship was
leaving the harhor lie was equipped with
line As thick "a his finger. ana half a
mile long, on the end OF which he had
fastened a INDUSTRIOUS squid hook, capable
Of holding a shark, As rue vessel felt the
swell VI the Pacific and began TO pitch
tribe, he pluod with sad and solemn
expression the young girl In tho navy blue
wrap, She was examining the ocean In
tontly. There wa evidently something
down there that she wanted. for she stared
at II hNedly as II all on earth depended
upon the steadfastncss Of her gaze. Then
something happened, and the young man
IN the mlsnt derby felt relieved. So aid
the girl but sho was the slckcst LOOKING
sweetheart | ever saw, and she wasn't A
BIT inviting Just about then,
strolled the deck with the lanky man
with whiskers, He noted these things and
sentenuously remarked "Chummin. 1
reckon" after which he began to talk nsh
again ! had lry eye ON the bride and
groom all the time, and the camera was
ready for them. knew very well that
II was only a matter OF time until should
be forced to use Il. and | was right She
was looking languidly Into his eyes. PITY
Ing him and c0nsoling him as best she
could, for he had Just contributed a little
something that he had no Nrther use Tor
to the mormalds In the sea. / am sorry
now that | did not pu, that expression In
tho box. for It was great. Then a cloud
passed over her pretty face, sho clutchcd
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tins OF the Inquisitlon-oh. Il ~ an o.
erucintingiy funny sight. and the dear old
conpany for you than any other body OF
water know Of
The bride and groom we're holding each
others heals now. and the little girl with
the navy blue wrap was dead. That Ia.
she was dead to all lntents aud purposes.
90 she was out o. the game. bu, the old
gentleman who sat iusl behind them was
doing business at land office gait. He
held me band between hla knees and In ~
death-iike grip were bis precious teeth The
fuzE IN bis tile was the wrong way. and
everything else vas In accord oh. but he
was hlvirg a nice time. | Wish could
see Il all over gain II was such a de-
lightful day and II was such Jolly ships
company. and ihero was such determined
set Of sick people, II could only repro
duce that scene upon the stage my fortune
would be made.
But had missed my lanl'y friend, |
thought he had gone aft TO set his fishing
line, and was right, There he was, away
beyond the deck house. sitting on the deck,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

her new home In PAN Mall, the next year.
another aon wa born. but he lived bur
10 yeara. dying In parIa In 1850 CharlN
mad tho Poet Otway tor tutor In hln
ga year he was created Earl Of Buriotd
end In his lith duke. Charloa made him
AN earl. and accident " dcath raised nim 20
dukedom, The ptoaent Duke " 81. Alhanb
Is the lIueal descendant OF Charles Stuart
and Ellen 0wyn The King demuned 10
requost TO detllo 1000 year on Noll, aud
YET within four years. we are told, she OK.
acted from him above 100000, and sub.
sequenuy 10000 annually while each con
md %, 600 irom the hrlbsh Treasury She
was said TO blaze publicly at Whitehall"
with dlamonA, while at Burtorl House
Windsor her gorrHogs country rcadence
she gayly lost fii0O In one nights gambling,
The nNNi day she purchased a diamond neck
lace az a iAhulpua price.
Nell uwyn was "A much famed for her
VII a. her lmpudcnee, The King said 10
her enc DAY 'Ohl Nell, what shall ! do to
please tha people OF EnelandfH
"plSmlu your ladies', may " please your
MalMiy," replied Nell, "aud mind your busi.
ness"
Nall could swear with aaency, bu, IN those
days swearing was FAR from being then 4
mark OF ill-hrcdiug In lady; rather Tia
reverse, sarah, puchcm OF Marlborough.
once came to consult the future Lord Mans.
Held, then q relng harrlslnr, at hiS cham.
bers, aud found him suppng out.
" don't know who che lady was" eaid The
clerk relating the ana,r 10 his master on his
relurn "hu, am azure abe must have been
a lady OF quality, because che aw0re dread.
mlW."
Yet. y Nell sworq on jan 49, 1855. DRYDEN
the poeI and "Mlatress Nelly were said 10 40
20 mass and when her last hour came. she
dlei 'piouly and pelltently" Her lie was
merry one, and a abort one. 800, slncc .he
was but In her SSH year,
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"Ballac was living at one time" save
Nine, pudeyant, in the Rue de Cassini. .'in
a gay little entresol, hard by the obserya.
tory, One fine morning. after having adj
vantageously disposed of his 'Peau DO Cha.
grim halzAc took disgust OF hl.ontresol
ana decided on quitting 1t. by nm aftor.
thought. however. he contented himself In
metamorphoslng his poets chambers intn
set OF h0u1oirs Ct FOR fne laly Of rank.
ana one day he invited us 10 come ana All
zee beneath bis walls, hung with sllk ana
HlnSed with lace. was thoroughly az
Nertea--l could not think that this mas.
sion for Idle luxury could become a serious
ahalr to HIM and ianclod IT mereiv
passing fantasy. was wronE-thrso
necessities Of eoquettish Imagination be-
came ne 1yranta OF bis life. and 10 satisfy
'hem he would even sacrihce the comrnon
elements OF every day life. Thenceforwarl
ne lived more or las In the same styIe-
sometimes In want In the mldst ~ thia
magnihcenee, going without his SOM ana
eouee rather than his plate or India serv-
zee Reduced, soon. to fabulous exnefis,,is
lol net tearing hlmeslf from tho TOYS. whlrb
were the delight VI his eyes-a fhul,atir
artist, or rather child with a chIiA's drc.,,
OF Eoldl-he lived, 50 far AZ his brains
vent ~ fairy palace. being resorlte
man all the while, he accented yolnntariiy
every sort OF anxiety and suhIering In nrsf.
erence 70 comforting himself WITH realities
whieh forbade his holding fast some mari
o. his dream. pa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
SNAP SHOTS At SEA,
Tricks of a Camera Among Q
c. Owd of Sufferers.
PITY THE POOR, WEE BRIDE.
And the Grl With the Navy Blue
Wrap Comes in, loo.
EVEN THE TOUGH OLD SALT.


"There's no use talking" said the lanky
man with blond sldo whiskers, i've
caught more nsh In this ocean than almost
any man know. i've hshed all over It
aud I've caught every sort OF freak that
lives In salt water. but for real, genuine
downright sport. give me the albaeorc or
yellow tail. as he Is more commonly
called"
The lanky mon was one OF the passen-
gers on tho Hermosa. and we were Just
leaving the beautiful harbor OF Avalon,
Santa Catalina island, In the Pacific The
DAY was perfect and the little ripples Of
all'ery white Hitting across the harbor
east brilliant sheen In the sunlight. The
high mountains Of the interior shut on the
force OF the wind. and the bay was as
peaceful sheet OF water as might be
found anywhere. The water Of the Pacific
Is bright blue and OF wonderful trans
parency. At depth OF forty feet. where
we then were. the protuse submarine veg
citation could be seen springlng up from the
white sand like gigantic forest OF ever
greens. Hitler and thlther shoals Of lsh
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been exploited 30 often that II is nc longer
a matter Of news; but the way the profes.
sionsi strong man ia trained and made
thing OF beauty as Well as a monsy
makcr Tor himself and managers has 80
Tar been a well guarded aeeret. and a
glamor Of mystery has been thrown abou,
The colossuses Of tho stage or white toni
It 10 hat natural that The strong man. whose
sole claim TO public favor lea In superl.
ority 70 all competitors. should try 10 era.
ate the Impression thar his great strength
was given him by special dspensatIon
OF Providence. he will rarely adn,tt maj
science had hand h hla makc-up az
that the world Is fun Of men maj could
be made to duplicate his clever feats ~
strength were they properly directed al
the start and taught the A n Q In the
art o. being strong
Finding that the teacher Of sanaow and
pomules. tho two ioremoat pieursseus
strong men Of the stage, wao In New Ysri,
prepared to teach the budding Samson
how 20 bloom, walked into his aie,lor ono
day and asked 10 BE- taken AZ a pnpn, rhs
professor was ready, particularly AZ hs
had Just pu, the finishing touches on a
young Californian who expects to dArrle
san Francisco with his symmetrical dgure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

was not az much INN aotrou aa nno
woman. sho was hardly what she called
herself In tho famona eplloguo. "a little
harmless devil"
or "Mlstreas Nolly's" place Of birth
thorO Ia soma doubt. slneo tho claims NJ
Pipe Lane. Hereford. arc disputed by Cool
Yard. Drury Lane, and also by oxford.
whore Il is claimed that Noll'a father died
In prison. But tho Pipe or pepewili Lane
claimants seem To have the best OF II.
Nell'a father Nha a captain, but " what hts
tory docs not record Anyway Captain
Gwyn aud his wife Helena had two daugh-
tora-Nell and Rose. The latter married
Captain CopelH aud afterward Mr.. Eos
tor Il seems that everybody WA a captain
those days-a species Of personal asgran-
dlzcment not unknown TO Kentucky.
tituo Is known Of Rolo. except that she
survived her sister ton years. and enjoyed
during that period legacy left her by
daAhlng and witty Neil. Which was tho
older rollcRluE pepya. nor amy other hcrlb-
hler. took the pains 10 md out. II Nell
mad iott memoir, we OF later genera.
ton. might know a lot about these thlnEs
-and Of a good many other things Of those
days that it Ia aa Nel 10 keep In tho dark,
To tell the truth, Nell wns not litorary--
rhe could barely algn hor Initials. and that
In clumsy fashion Abbott, Non made her
entry into the world In tho carly part Of
idSo-torty odd years after Shakespeare
mad been laid away at strauori. and at
time whan Master William Dryden had
commenced TO write tor tho atage, Ira.
dillon says Nell ran away from home and
went to London, but thia ia probably not
tho truth. slime she In made 10 say In an
nn1riotc that she assisted hor m0thur to
seIl orangoa near prury Lane. II Ia more
likely that The whole family moved 10 town
and that Cool Yard was their arst
bower In the groat city.
Nell early took lllipg for tho ntage.
aud In order TO enjoy the performance
got license, or what not. To suli orange5
aud plpplns IN tho pit OF Kinga Theater
with her back TO tho orchestra" Thls
most audaelong Of orange girls soon att
traotea attention by her beauty and Wit.
aud II was not long before oho made her
appearance hOhlnd tho iootllghu this time
facing the orchestra, In Eryden'a INDIAN
Emperor Nell taking the part OF cyderla.
netherlands daughter She received hor
Instructions from Charles Hart. a famous
actor OF the day. She IVES but fifteen years
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Wildly at her skria. made one frantic grab
at her dearly beloved aud then tried TO dlvo
overheard. AZ least that ls the way II
looked to me. but from sundry groans
and means accompanying this leap. / inn
agins that she was only partly successful
Her loving husband caught her by the neck
10 time, and thon the camera went OF.
II was shame, ! know, to do il. ana
the gentleman looked daggerS at me ali the
while. but | simply couldn't help IL. 1
know as we'll as know anything that
II that woman could have stretched nor
neck all The way down the siae on ths
ship TO the water she would have dope
It. She ala pretty well In the way AZ
attempt, as the picture will prove siek /.
oh. mol She was lust doing that for
fun ~
really began to enjoy myself soma
Of tho passeugera with whom had
nodding acquaintance entered into nv fnr
OF the thing. and followed me around ~
deck. They liked 10 sec the miSerahie
sufferers photographed. That Il humns
kindness, YOU know. And tho Roood shts,
was dancing merry PACE over the rras,
nndulatng swell Of the Pacihc. and those
who were not busy ct the rain were nav.
Ing Elorlous tlino, No where on anrth
or ocean IAN | conceive Of moro delight.
ful trip than this The sight n MAJ.
row Of pconlc leaning up against the rsI,
ya~plns aud sroanins like lot Of VIC.
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like 4 prince. ehal never forget when
he came biuAhlng and sgammcring. apd
drew Oh Of his pocket a pair OF worsted
stockings which DO bought for my naked
fest Il wae bitter cold weather. and bal
cnilbains which made me hobhle about
I'll ! cried: and what does poor Richard do
but work hard like a horse and buy me these
wonstcd stoelflng5g Ny mother bade him
pu. them on. aud 80 be did; and hiA warn
tears tell on my ehllblalns. and he said
be shculi be the happest lord on earth u
the siccklnga dd me any good
As stated before. Nell was rot success
as Tragedy Queen In such parts Pepya
says Hho did "bastiy''. bu when she aa-
sumcd comic characters, and "Alamped tho
smallest foot 10 England on tho buards."
and laughed With that peculiar laugh that.
10 the excess Of Il. hor eyes almost dlsap-
pearod, she fairly carried away the town.
and enslayed the hearts Of city and OF
court" She danced woll, and was said to
be little. pretty and why"
The most that We know Of Nell Is from
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
VEGETABLE SuPeRSTlrlONs.
Significance In Almost Every Plant That
Grows In Forest mud Field.

Significance In Almost Eyerv Plant That
Grows In Forest aud Field.
Here arc some old-fashloncd supersti-
tons about lucky and unluclty vegetables:
a pea pod with nine peas is equal 10 A
wlshbone when placed above The door. II ia
accounted generally lucky to nnd nine peas
In pod. In Germany 1t ls believed that
peas must be sown early Wednesday or
Thursday Of the birds Will carry them OF.
II they are fed TO hens II Ia said fhe
fowls Will lay we'll. They must not. how
ever be eaten during the Christmas holt
days, nor untIl after Twelfth day. Tho
homans used beans In religious ceremonies.
They were used In Greece as ballots. ana
fythagoras desired bis disciples not 10 .ioye
beans that IL, not to Interfere with poiI.
ties The phrase You don't know boans'
means you arc no politician. L.unacy IA
supposed to be particularly prevalent during
the nourishing Of the bean plant. IL is M
luck 10 grow parsley. "a pirsiey feld viii
bring a man to his saddle and a woman to
her erayo.' Another saying ia: Where
parsley's grown In the garden. there win
be death before the years out"
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tho dairy Of Samuel popys-Nella friend.
On Oct 1911 be wrote Of her;
10 tho Kings House. and there going In
met With knapp. and ahe took me up into
tho tirolng yoomsi and TO tho woman'n shift,
where Nell WAS dressing herself, and was al
ihready. and If pretty, pretuer than l
Thought. And into the Hconc room. and there
sat down. and she gave ua fruit ana mere
read tho questions 10 Knlpp while she an
sxercd me through all h0r part Of Fl0ra'a
Tlgarys which was acted to-day. but. Lordl
to SEQ how they were both painted would
mako a man mad, and ala mako me loltho
them, and what base company OF men comes
anio < lhem, and how coarsely ihey TAXI
And how poor tho men arc Ia clothes, yet
what a show they make on the stage by
candlolight IL very observable. But 10 SEQ
how Neil cursed for having 80 few people In
tho ri. was strange; the other house carry
ing away all the people at the new play, apd
~ aaid nowadays to have generally the most
company, AZ being better plaYoin. By-and-
by into tile pit, and there saw the play
which Ia pretty good"
Tho Dukes Thoater was the other house.
In iainC0ln'a Inn Fioda. This thnater was
then under the management " Mr. william
Dayenaut-he who put tho hrkt opera on
tho English stage, aud who was said 70 DO
the son Of Shakespeare. Again, on May
Day, 1861 Mr. Pepys speaks Of Nell ITO
Westminster, In the way meeting many
milkmAidH with their rarllnds upon their
uals. dancing with fiddler before them;
and saw pretty Nelly standing at her lodg-
nRH door IN Drury Lano In her smuok
aloevoa and bodice. looking upon one She
seemed q mighty pretty creature" Shortly
after this Pepya nndi her at EPSON spa
10 Epsom," said the old gosaip "by
O'Clock 10 the VOL. whoro much company,
Aud % the town TO the Kings Head, and
hear that Nelly is lodged at the next house.
Pojr mrl I pity her but more The loss a,
tho Kinr'a House"
hut Nell was coon hlnlS nj The thoatOr, and
rhe has new paron u0w la Charles Stuart,
Meanwhile she continued to inaruet the
town In comedy and spoil tragic paru The
last oi her original charactcrs was that Of
Amanda, in pydcna "Conquuat u Gran
ada" the prologue 10 which che s said 70
hayn spoken Ia a straw hat AZ broad a. a
cart who'll, and thereby almost killed the
King with laughter"
AT thla point Neil G'gyn Tor Margaret
symoott her rcpuled real nAnol disappears
from tho stage, She went to live 10 Lilo
coln'a ln Field. whore, In May. 1870, her
first son, Charles neauclnro, was horn, At
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25
BRAIN AND Drawn,
Without Keen Wit Muscle Is
Badly Handicapped.
EASYENOUGH TO BE STRONG
An Expert Trainer Tells How the
Body Is Built Up.
sANDow STARTED AS AsTRIPLING
Their. Arc Some Trieks Of the Trade, Too
In This "stropg Man" Business. and
AtlIlA Exposes Them.

OF equal weight with the saying that IAN
tho world loyea a lover" is the fact that all
tho universe admircs tho strong Deep In
every woman's heart there lies feeling
aldn almost to horo-worahlp Tor the athlete.
And man shows equal admiration. The col
lego boy whose muscles Of atoel play under
SATIN sklu 10 the hrst and last hero Of
every girls life. Mind. she may no, take
him for hunband. But that Is principally
because tho college Horoue8 ls al a general
rule no, looking for chance 10 play hua.
baud-horo to lovely woman. and not because
the fair maid OF bis acquaintance Ia not
ready 10 suocumb to BIN we're he to exert
his force and. hkn LoehInvar OF old or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-25

with his trolling line securely held between
his fingers lie had inveiglcd the English
man into fishing also and he had a similar
position on the port side OF the ship. II
she was pitching amldshlps she was buck
Ing for fair at bow and stern, and they got
the full benefit OF II. passed along, how
ever not thinking that there would be any
business tor the camera there. for they
were such old salts and such famous FISH
ermen that Of course they wouldn't be
guilty Of getting sick. ] devoted myself 10
the bride and groom n while longer, and
saw the brave little girl In the navy blue
wrap holding the head Of her brawny es-
oort. Just as II she had never had a min
uto's trouble in her life. Then | strolled
ait.
what's thatl The ianky man asleep? ri
see about that. Yes. he was asleep. lie
locked as II he were dead or had been dead
and dug up. The camera Insisted upon
taking him and his portrait Is given here
Notice the llstless way In which he holds
that line. Ono Of his feet has gone over
board, but he doesn't know II, and he
wouldn't care continental II he did. A
shark might take that line away from him
and he'd never move, lie doesn't care
rap for sharks or ships or anything else
on this glorious footsto0l. Aaleep, per-
haps, but he couldn't omen his eyes II he
wasn't; for the sight OF those monster swells
that sent the ship away up into the air and
thnn away down Into the cellar made him
nervous, He was the slckest man aboard,
beyond a doubt
And his friend the Enrlshman? He was
doing business at the same old stand. and
the expression on his countenauce lndl-
Gated that he was perfectly satisfied, M
matter what might come TO hlm-cven
death. His line was made fast 10 cleat on
tho rail- his arms were folded and he was
OF Ills knees in tho attitude OF AFFECT sup
nllcaton He could travel better that way
l suppose lie was so far gone that h.
couldn't recognize our Introduction Of that
morning. or, II he remembered 1t. gave no
sign.
II you are a sailor. take a camera with
you when next YOU 20 to sea in a passenger
steamer. and It will afford you more fun
than basket ~ monkeys. But II you get
sick yourself, hide II.