Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
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woman With a Mission.
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4. nave been very good new
h,s disposition and appearance
!. ,ralnst her. She was determined
.ur.,n,nded, and she could make a
~, INIT the audience was gener-
~ IN By the dlnple in her chin
-, 1, listen to the eloquence she
ling forth. She had broad. In
!, brow. but ones attention was
"A from 1t to the dark. delicately-
.vsbrows. She wore divided skirts
rs. and then one wondered why
- didn't do so. She had helped
the Tiger and she used to de-
4 him until her eyes flashed like
"a ,anphires and her cheeks shone
I'm, Of wild roses and then, instead
,,udlns her. her audience would put
I, around the feminine politicians
ma By that superior strength which
IA admitted made man superior to
would kiss her. She didn't np-
m bu, she had given him the right
4 tia, unfortunate day. when, as she
an. she had handicapped her career
rrying him.
,terer-whateve did I do It for7"
5uld say when messenger would
Drough the rain and ask her to go to
Hall. and he would forbid her to
er her life by going.
10 knew her. and Just smiled.
Night be came home to dinner late.
bic was set with the usual dainty
n bu, there was no sign OF dinner.
all told him that Madame could not
he had to deliver her speech, she
! request him to call for her at 10.
,rong -mlnded womans husband sat
"And your mistress had no din
be asked.
BE She had not time"
seated himself with his newspaper
pipe In one corner OF tho little IL
anl compared himselt--with a grim
10 a motherless lamb. a step-chlld.
nnced man who stayed at home
bis wife did the work. Then he
d bed
arrived at II. She had waited nearly
n for him and finally trudged home
teeth OF the wind alone. She woke
to ieold him between reproaches
bis, and ho only rolled over and
And then she stamped her foot
Ia she hated him. you treat me as
a-dld." was the sleepy reJoinder.
hsxi day she had bad cold and
IN bed, and he was very nice and
i've. but he didn't come home to din
eninE to entirely forget that It was
ut they usually went to the thea,er,
lined alone, and between sollloqulzes
bed the coffee pot,
is horriblel All husbands are hor-
Men are animals," The coffee pots
e bubbled an amiable assent.
- | Wish | were deadl" continued the
Who was eating lettuce salad and
Es at seyenty-Ave cents head.
have been married year and-and
u 10 be 80 sympathetlc-was
As,ic And now, when l am bend
my energies to making this a pure
bia free country for him to live IN
bis wife in--he abuses mel They
-sn ought to stay at homel Stay at
Fl.A brute like thatl Stay at home
mature who abuses you instead OF
purity and reform politics. which
tn Who are our husbands have de-
q pretty role indeed for a woman
n ard character" and the golden
"a tossed defantly.
llrer coffee pot caught the reflection
'racied her attention.
s1h like to know" she continued.
y, as she looked down at her re-
II am not more prepossesslng
person to hold ONCE than--,han any
iin who has a red face and a beard
tAeEs tobacco-ughl" And She I'm
her dinner In silence,
reelected as she rose from tho table
As last time Fred had brought home
"a tickets she had gone to woman s
Instead.
did not come home at all that night,
iiaauc woman with sapphire eyes and
< eas lips sent kilograms In every di-
"A dispatched messengers to the police
"A ind caused her cook a severe attack
'ous prOstratiOn by insisting on her
+ inying her to the morgue.
q great club day, Sorosls met; a
uon Of women's societies was being
= The Study Association gave tes
Political lecture class completely coll
Because she, its tutor. did not arrive
ne, ever since sho was girl. tho
iaiunA missed her, confusion rolgned
ne In her household. and by night
W mental and physical wreck.
WI never do anything TO dsplease
gan, she sobbed, as her maid pulled
Shoes. III he is only sent back &c
! won't bother with c-clubs OF
or papers--iust live for him--lf be
va only c-come black"
o'clock she received a letter. Il
Ltiie Wife; am here at Darodlldeil
told you ] was going TO buy a honi
u you can come on and see II TO
Wish you would. 1t will be Huei
4 FREDERICK.
-sogers telegraphed me last night /,
q Ct once as he had two other pros
purchasers. that's why did not hayi
v lei you know. Answer.
'oon as she was sure OF his safety
Bitterness and terror left her eyes, hei
.lees mouth grew firm. she sat dow
tnned this wifely mlssive:
LAi want country home, 30 will lie
he choosing. Buy II or not, lust a
ls' Do you think for a moment tina
nse seventy miles from the city, IN
'.age, with no hope OF ever doinI
'sa IN the Worldg OF course | shall no
Viii teach him lessonl What sci
'nss these men are! Never to tax,
me theatcr. but to go and buy .
w house simply because be likes thu
liz Wei, | don'tp
sAo,y II was six weeks after TIL
house had been put In order !
r. II sly Sunday. Tne 70 y ch,ekel
Hepi the dinner dishes of the table
W the hearth and disappeared.
MISTER OF the mansion stood by th
4 smoking. The naked boughs Of Ia
AGAINST each other In the stronl
neat garden showed signs Q
seesh winter had robbed II Of noR
A. kIeen. Up the road toiled a darl
Ae nguro OF a Wnuan which mad