Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
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a matter that must perfOrce become
important throughout the country has
been brought TO the notice OF the pub-
lie la, Tho ut,eranoe Of n tudgo--a var,,
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to quite understand this order of The
Judge you must have some knowledge
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view iorN' nia" WHY reaus 'he
newspapers Is an Incompetent juror.
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jury and the results are various and
ylcnrious Justice Is done. Justice Bar
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OLD system lie mas puphcly announced
that he wants no jurymen who do not
read the newspapers and he wants
read lie nawspapers and who have
oplniong arc IN lis mind the safest.
lie 10 Of The oninion that the other
sort of mnn il not worth bothering
with lust how far Judge Barrett's
decision viii influence other courts
thrnnpbnut tho r,,,ntrv renains In he
seen If soems tbni n reform of the
so,.t mat I,id9,a n.rratt siiypesta ia
good pIgbsaJ9d inrins have cost New
York n Good daoI mnre money fhan
thev arc vyorth
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ana now there u the New man.
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pugn customer at times ana nlaue
tnlhBs interesting Ior the on WoInuIi
put the New Man as New YORK
Knows nun, IS ralher tlresoine, you
cannot go mo hrst-olhss care unless
you iHll over MN lie runs up against
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NOW you want 10 get hold OF TINS RAD
peiore IL gets old' IL IS new ana IL IS
one OF the new ones that may De
recommended, since 1t conduces 10
health. In order to understand the
matter as II Is you nave no snow
WIN your best young girl unless you are
athletic. or course you are not eX-
pected TO be n john l.. sullivan, or u
Corbett, but you must be an athlete Of
some sort, There was meeting the
other hlsht IN New YORK gymnasium.
during which some very strong-minded
young women watched the men OF
Jays, 40 tricks on me trapeze ana on
ihe horlSontal par ana all that sort OF
thing. OF course, the young men did
and that was enough. The young men
really dld not want TO pc athletic, and
they We're not athletc II the truth were
told, but the eyes or their strong
museled female friends were upon them,
and what could they do but their best?
Reaction Is coming
Perhaps the most foolish move made
In the matter of police reform has
been made under the advice OF TheO-
doro b, Roosevelt. the reformer. He
will, so he says, have none but men
of large stature on the New York
police force. Mr.. Roosevelt Is undoubt-
edly man OF brains, but whether he
II right In this matter Is a question
The Broadway squad in New York has
always been a magnificent body of men
from a physical standpoint. So were
the guards OF Frederick The Great. Yet
II is a fact that the small policemen
are often the best, even in n fight. 1
saw Inspector Steers of New York scat
ter something like 500 men In riot and
he used no club. Under Mr.. Roose-
velt's rule a man OF Inspector Steers
size could not get a position on the
police force. on the other hand. only a
| few weeks ago I saw n great hullSing
policeman G feet In height, II he was an
show.
One New York clergyman OF whom
| you henr little in these days is Or.
| George s. Houghton, pastor of the
| Church Of the TRANSPORTATION better
| known as The Little Church Around
| the Corner" Perhaps you have for
gotten how 1t got this name. It was
| when n famous actor, | believe 1t was
| Harry Montague, took New York by
storm some twenty years ago. Mon
tague died suddenly, and 1t was the
wish OF his actor friends, chief among