Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26
! Nun WHO SLEPT AT ASToR'S
,,s.r ! NIGHTS nnrosr II
81 80 rxcLrsIvE QUARTERS.
ned IN the Miiiionnire's
ross .a.e mansion ana Now the
IN ,,.s,stratc wir only Fine
:. for Ills Impotence

-. Nov. 24.-John darNin, the
NeN AN who took nap last
N ipp,l" willIam Astors mansion. at
y A' s,eaue and Thlrty-fourth street
sia s ,,sssd rom prison last evening.
Y, ~, Justice Hogan had announced
~ expected 10 have additional
's.r,,s preferred against Garvin This
'h''s. Ana had gone home yesterday,
a'''' .ss.ntatige of the firm OF Burnett,
~. .,oa 4 Hogan went to the prison.
~ ~ ,;ar,in's nne, which amounted to
!, ,,a took him away
-. awyers absolutely refused to
y heir object in taking away the
'' nm M would they tell the name Of
u'''p i, whpse behalf they were ac-
rF 'H, Ths ureatest possible air Of sec
~ maintained, and IA soon as
NJ ..sn was sell al llberty he was hur-
nj away. .,.,. aa,,t. ais -
se,lon Justice Hogan may take
~. matter when 1t comes before him
-n Ne may at once issue n warrant
y. -nsryin's arrest on charge OF at
..-s,ed burglary, or he may let the
natter drop.
IN Astor will insist on bringing
T '1,rse against Garvln and having him
isesied,
r,1,hs with line OF So on Sunday,
,svsed N a cell at the Jefferson Mar
=. rolIee court prison yesterday fore
IN dreaming of Mrs. AstOr's luNu-
g.os bed and It's ETHEREAL springs.
vr. Ast0r sent her son, John Jacob
.rar and her son-ln-law, Orme Wilson,
I. no police court early In the day to
T N out something more about the I'M
= h,.ed lodger. and why he came 10
N Nj on 50 easily.
Yong Mr.. Aston was invited TO a
-. beside Justice Hogan. and he ex-
PISSED to the Justice his concern over
clvn
I vas out Of town yesterday" he
Iua "and did not know of the affair
|rnil read 1t in the newspapers. /
same here expecting to appear against
be fellow, but ! find that he has been
alNady disposed Of. 1t does not seem
% he right that a man can enter the
5ue Of q citizen and be fined only s..
Ny mother Is naturally alarmed by her
experience, and something must be
aHe to punish Garvln, so that he will
sa attempt TO repeat his offense. II
& soes free. hundreds of persons may
siate his example"
llsilce Hogan suggested to Mr.. Aston
b have talk with Garvln. This was
iGrd to, and Garvin was brought in.
Ihs ramp carried himself with swag,
saag nonchalance.
OH think O. the beds" he said.
liirg wink at the officer who led
ir before MIR. Aston. The latter sur
wei the tramp with critical suspicion.
Rarvin returned Mr.. Astor's criti-
q e2zc and shifted as he thought once
MOI the airy springs and the downy
nov did you get inq" asked Mr..
naked in" said Mr.. Garvin, with
s.spy serio-comic air
sae you asleep"
IVY came YOU TO lock the door?'
hGarvln studied the ceiling. He
~ 70 be wrestling with u mental
'.@n Of great profoundly.
airs SO; was 1t loeked?" he in
,. HE didn't You wake when they
"a Did break the door?" asked
Astor had a talk with Agent
s9s Of the Charity Organization
nv ar, Jerome tenderly inquired
~ IaiVin If he did not feel him
he Of. " De 'aNeh
NY na on your llfe." was Mr. Garvln's
.,lnestness. W." H"s'e anu
- N, As'or told Justice Hogan that he
&C., mat Garvin went into Mrs.
Tx mouse TO steel and had feigned
osS niqlng himself the best way he
u ar Astor said he would not let
~A''er rest as at present.