Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-20
CRISP STORIES OF THE STREET.


Seen About Town.
They We're Just two old confeds. They
slt cd ON the sidewalk aud grasped orch
others hands with heartest fraternity.
Poor old vets' They had both lonl,sj
upon the wine when It was strong nnd
red hut If any deserve tho mantle of
KIND charity to be thrown over their
faults, SUI ely they are the grlzzled npd
Saltant old soldiers who braved laltb
In hundred battles Tor tho cause thot
they loved and lost yes" said one OH
vet rye been ,clebratii' ST. Patrlcl,'s
Day, an I've gone little too FAR
Then Blind Charley, on the sldcwgik
drifted into the soul-insplrlng strains
o. 'Dnrand's Hornpipe" ald sweet
Marie The music aroused the old SOL
diers 10 an ecstacy for while. Then
suddenly the mind OF one reverted to
the days OF the past Of which he and
ms eomradc had been speaking, and
ne pathetleally murmurcd NV brother
dled at shiloh" When taps sound md
they so over to the great majority
where, N.Y.
On Fhme's eternal camping ground
lnclr silent Tents are spread,
And glory guards. With solemn round
Inc blvouac of the dead"
rather good Joke was nerpetr,t.d
on one Of the guardians OF the w
several Gays ago. The gas engine
which furnishes the power FOR the moss
room of one of the large printing ~,
hces on Houston street got out of order
ana CAUSED the escape valve TO mako n
louder report IN IN usual, almost siml-
lar TO me report OF Wlnchestc". Sew
eral people In passing We're suddenly
startled by the discharge and m last
one Of them reported II 10 the police
They detailed an officer to lnyestirnto
Just as he opened the back door Of
the establishment the engine went off
with a little louder report than usual.
walked away
Burton j. Clark Of Indlannnoiis 10 NJ
the Worth. MIR CLARK ia "s ,,. - "t
Democrat as even indiora9 S'oich
and ia one of The h,i,,t,tt ~ suutes'
energetic membera of thn r,,,,a,,a I IlO9l
bricks club Of wi ion nv ~ 'uS lien, zen.
OF this city was foundcr A., iCulIt
happier cd to be IN mo IegIsi,i,,,.,, o ,,.i,h,lh
Governor Matthew pr,ynt, '''-,.. "heti
tried to bring in the exeeutive's 80
and tho recent disgroc,,r,, L'' Nv. Veto
occurred. SneakinsS 80 r', w.. sttimmage
terday Mr.. Clark said. III ", " yes
graceful n feature 81 Nj M"s hs us
politics as even a rang or ponp, hItlsah
could no e,Ii,,, s"s Ui Nepupllcans
one of them. The better oia,.. eEeIE
the "uoosle-,' psp,,Gltoa cement or
pudiated their nctinn in ~ ndNe re-
and their hoggishness viii III cd ,ns'e ,h
10000 votes al the next siac,io,, ' nnii
know this means n whole la H., gu
ana. We are hopefuI Of onrr,' IT, In ~.
state for the Demncro ,io s!nB tne
1896, and, at least ave viii -, IN
EFFORT in that direction Wt,i s.Vut
eral Stevenson win Ien1 tho I'm zen
ic hosts and General Allison viii ~ a.. a.
Republican Moses next vcar :, "a oe the
-
That much talked Of cIro,,,,.
for special local on,So' c'liihs
which is supposed To Ia ciro,,' ~ ty', loii,
evidently a myth ou,t,,- ing, Is
that nothing ia know, ~, w. tne iact
the clerk of the county eo,nn,is LIN ny
who has not received INV n',r,,..,is'
tlon in regard to n and d suu'n ,
lleve In It's present cyjs,.,, uoea NOT De-
A Gazette renortc,. Intns,.i,
eral people win ara T., ss!y,hiluWei sew
of or see L, and thev snv IN. 81 near
believe In lis exlstenc, MY 10 NOT
of tho Schcuber companv soe Ii Is''
street, stated that If IL had ' o ,io'sson
they were indeed earrytn n'J existence
quietly, as he could isarn VII very
authentic. VI ho'hihg
''There are very fe,, na,,,,.
fza ~. ,,i.t - Wv ptuplc VINO real