Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-14

aside. In that brief space knvanagh turned
and tool. to his heels. but Gordon pursued
and overlook him before he had gone
dozen yards, and a struggle ensuedi kay9-
nagh graphing close 20 give Gordon Is stick
lers, play Bus he was no match Tor Cor
don az wrestling, and presently he went
over Gordon shoulder, falling la the road
with u thud, He would have been content
70 lie there, but Gordon dragged him onto
his feet, and running him along at arms
length thrashsd him without mercy unth
the miserable wretch threw himself down
in the road again aud slammed uncon-
sciOusness
Gordon declared be was unhurt, spoke
scornfully OF Kayanagh's rapier aud won
dered how an old hand could rely on a two
pcnny-halfpenny sword stick for defense
but when we returned 10 the house no
helped himself 70 liberal dnse Of whisky
aud said he thought ne wonld "iust 90 up
stairs and pat himself straight bit" He
WINS Ia his room some time and came down
In another suit Of clothes.
awe helped myself to . suit OF yours,"
heard him say to Tafas. That belstly
spit prcked me under the arm and made
my toys ia a bit OF y mess ! couldn't make
ont how IL was ! felt wet all down that
sider
I'VE can't afford to lot you triae with
yourself" SAID laraA III the Wnuhu II
serious
"woundi Hang it--its Only a scratch,
mani I've stuck lump oil Wau9iLs ous el
your dress coat on 'he lace 'ne ',tusei3
under the arm don yon know Hnu sna'i
be as right ',s rain inter supper
about the same time lne i''leief' VINO
had been sent to look after Kayanagh. r..
turned ana INFORMED uS ihAl lNe seub'
was getting ON pretty nicely seemed q III
tle up7eiilAe-Kihn o.! AnnhN'l up' IN
mnnntf Oh spelAtng' Dlt nc hHl iouhu MS
hat and could manage TO limp along pretty
lively, u we understood what he meant.
What happened 10 hnvanlrh after TINS
was witnessed 10y Ni!iiHin wright one oil
the kiln hands at the pottery at Lhnloeth'
Al O'Clock on that Friday the Office was
closed as usual, Old Mr. Bell was tue lnst
10 leave Before gong he went tnroonSh
the works ana stopped 10 eAat WIN w ll'iih
Wright, who was coalng up the brown
ware Kiln, talked about the quantity Oh
fuel used and asked Wright whether he
didn't think cheaper coal would answer
the same purpose as that they were huIh'
ing, and 80 on Always on the lookout Tor
means OF ecpnomIzinB, MT Bell NeNeV-
eAt'''. So Ff'-'
pint ot ale when he babe NINA Hood niGhl
IN bis friendly way Wonderfully nice old
gentleman. AZ O'Clock the ucil r'hgt ana
all hnuds went away from the pottery OK
cept wright whose turn 10 was TO Keep thd
fires mp TIL Stevens came at to relieve
him
About = Wright hnying coaled mp, went
TO the side door In Ferry street to get a
breath OF fresh air While lac was standing
there smoking half "a pipe an odd looking
little fellow cnmc mp 10 him and pnhsed
the time ofduy He had "a queer monkey.
ish sort OF face, with short, bristly red
| beard and he wore fur cup.
as Mr. knvmogh in the worksF' he
asked,
No, answered Wright. He went away
this afternoon aud won be back TIL Mon
| day"
"Cau you tell me where l might ilnd
him"
'You'il have to 20 to Betterlord--thnts
beyond Wokine-to ind him"
''Woking, that's a long way. Are you
sure he is thereW
Certain, cause had TO post the letters
to him there as they came in by the last
post"
This IA very awkward I'm a potter
and ! counted ON getting % bit Of work.
YOU'RE a Russinn, amt your
"Yes. How do you know"
"Becouse you talk like the parties who
come to ask after Mr.. Tarns."