Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

wnised for daylight rh.,
70 some hnbitafion 'nvh ! walked
I -. isteak In my pocket h pleee o.
80, trVih Mexican woman ,,,u :
square meal ineh had a
eventually ] made my 49,.
piace called lndlo. in souihorm, wy 70 2
Ky, Ihars the strongest Az Isilior,
naes l ever was In. II is 2e7 re-, 'pp. .,
tbs ~ ieEei. and hot water hnhh,ase ioW
zoos 81 we earth, The thermnno w
~ ~ 70 70 In the shade.
tanca sa,1 peat my way a short Al.
1od-torsaken place 7 a,a INC most
$50 water within at leNs. "m H.
tnines, ana nothing but con,,, inured
, ~ 'tulas to be seen, The frstso anu
nnss through this place carry nj. tuut
utter ~ large tanks. son,stt,,,sn V"n
fTaRei elghty-fyo miles withom, aicy
low was | to get out? Or u.a |" sop.
so onaa, =, inere to subsist on cacirs o. 20
1904 for tarantulas? s"e'us or be
l,dr walked to the railroad track No.
sas what to do. Two hours istos
wo,,i1 ram coming. but | lfnevv 1,
But nc Id. stop. ! didn't dare nag n
hn NJ as luck would have II. an acci5.r ~
Unopened two miles awsv ag.,Sent
s.upned. saw my opportn,t,,. y
malked TO 1t. told the c6nductnr anu
ish,' lie took pity on me anI ~
DMcu me 10 ride to the neyt ,o,,s,,
Save MN all the whisky ana tnhao.i
nt auu never felt so grateful IN me-
r,o a. the next stop got out ana
W. %oh IKE, IN saloon tn earned enone 'S
,iiia Duy some Mexican bread called ter'
ali ilil9is (oeanD and coffee. That's
nIoce Ia set, 4 soon got out OF this
ram A train hand discovered me- ~, a,,S
nuhB me TO the ground. while ~. ,r an
was moving at the rate Of fifteen r,iial
an hour. l landed In the sand IA i', mie
only dazed for while.'' anu was
Dld not that cure Won OF vour no, 4.
sion for traveling?" ''u' pass
NOT bit. Nothing couId o,,ro 49,.
! uoh believe. | can't account for nj,
bpinssion' which amounts to a craze ar a
h , finally ] arrived in New Orleans
hhVlng been twenty-seven lnvs m tbn
way. IN never travel that wav nga ''re
IN Few days / asked the cantain ~
me steamer Hudson of the Crors,yeii
me, to let me work my way To Neu
ork' lie gave me the permission ma
Iere am So, ! went an arounj the
continent, mainly since last AprIl win
ous paving one cent for my passage
sometimes / even made money
once peat porter out OF IS shooting
The most money ] ever had was in
Helena. | had earned sl59 blarlln,.
boots at % cents shine. Bnt / biea. I,
~, N IN licensed gambling house
ealied 'Headquarters,' 1T the corner az
-"aln and Hill streets. kent nv feltou,
called Sweet Sam" '''''"
'V' '"u WIN
Some | found ugly, some quite no.
commodating, When was at Inc Flat.
mead reservation IN Monta "a A burJ.
offered me his squaw for a bottle Of
WHISKY which, as y u know, they can't |
II had funny experience opco ybo,,
crossing the Rio Grande II is not |
very wide, but pretty deep. was nbout |
10 swim across, when an Indian hailed |
me ana offered 10 carry me across an |
nus back for two clacos (abnut . cents |
OF our money! That's the way they |
pronounce H. / found that they make |
u regular business Of that. They carry |
women in the same way. The women |
seem 10 take it as naturally as we
lgain?" N"'
As soon as I can ind Job and earn
4 few dollars"
Thls shiftless phenomenon was born
n Chicago Of German parents. HIS |
ace Is peculiar. His eyes are black .
ma bright, his ears are like wings, and .
lis forehead receding to an abnormal |
iegree. He is fairly intelligent and ha5
lnbounded push. which, properly tram
ID and developed, together with TIC
ubjugation Of his rowing mania. would /
stand him In good stead .
n the struggle Of life
LOUIS GoDDU.