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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
A Gift to Employees.

For the past twelve or thirteenyears Wells.
Fargo & Co. have presented over 100 of the
Young men in their home Office with full
annual membership tickets in the Young
Mems Christian Association and havo also
done considerable in this direction in many of
their branch houses throughout the country.
There are few things young men would appre-
ciate more than Christmas gift of a ticket
according them full privileges in the associa-
lion; and we understand several of our local
firms anticipate following the example OF
Wells, Fargo & Co. and making their young
men members of the association. The lnstitu-
ton offers numerous privileges and attrac-
tions to its members and the building and its
equipment are among the finest In the world.
An Excellent Showing.
In the excellent showing made by the So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
Policeman Mahoney Dead.

James A. Mahoney, q member of the Police
Department, died at his residence, 1928 Twen-
tietn street, yesterday morning. He had been
suffering from consumptionfors some years and
about five years ago he was removed from
street duty and assigned to the Property
Clerks Office He was al his desk till two
weeks ago. He joined the force on May 3,
1878, when he was % years of age. He was a
quiet, unassumiug man, frst-class officer and
beloved by mis- associates.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
Holly Tea for the orphanage.

The boys of The Bishop Armitage Orphanage
have been in the habit of making a little
Ch ristmas money for their tree by the sale of
small articles made by their own hands. This
year the ladies CT the board of managers will
help the boys out ty q holly tea, to be held at
the residence OF DR.. Philip, S31 Pine street,
December IT, from to 10 P NJ. A number of
young ladies under direction OF Mrs. A. W.
johnson will dispense tea and sell punches
and wreaths OF holly at regular prices.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
He ESCAPE D AN
UGLY WRECK
Clarence Eddy, the Great
Organist, and His Close
Call.
The Midland Train Derailed,
Burned and Passengers
Badly Hurt.
Mr.. Eddy Will Play the Big Organ
on Christmas and Return to
England Ere Long.

Clarence Eddy, the noted American
organist, arrived here yesterday from his
home in Chicago and is at the Palace. He
came to play the great new organ at st.
Ignatius Church and will play it at mass
three times on Christmas day.
Prior to this. however, he will go to
Southern California and give a few con-
certs. Mr.. Eddy is in fine health, though
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
suiny ON Police Court Bonds.

Suit has been commenced by Attorneys Jones
and O'Donnell on behalf of the City and
County of San Francisco to collect $1,000 from
Leander Shores and James Lawler. sureties on
the bond of John J. Jellick, charged with as
has been filed to collect $500 from Michael
Kirby and c. H. Chambers, sureties for James
Madden, who was arrested for grand larceny.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17

oiety of st. Vincent de Paul at its meeting on
Sunday, and which was fully reported IN The
CALL. it was inadvertently stated that the fig
ures represented year of good work. Now it
appears from the statement of Vice President
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17
California Girls, Training Home.

Thursday, December II, from 10 A. NJ. to 10
NJ. bazaar will be held in the California
Girls Training Home, LAT, Natoma street, near
New Montgomery. ARTICLES both fancy and
useful will be on sale. Refreshments will be
served.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17

G.. D. Douglas that the reports only con-
cerned the work from July to November 30,
ment of actual practical good accomplished
by the society.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-17

Beautiful, NOBLE devoted Christiap,.we hail
thee with joy. Sister, friend, eolaborer, fare
well until we meet In the eternal morn.
Mary A. Swift, president: Ada a. Van Pels,
recording secretary; Louise A. Sorbier, treas
urer; Laura l.. White. Mary s. Sperry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
At THE CROSSWORD STOKE.

(Aftor the rains. Farmer from the hills
to the store keeper)
~ say. haven't you fellows some real
estate down here that don't belong TO
your
mot a bit that don't belong TO us
now. Lost nny of yours?"
eyes: lot OF /; came fontng down
this way. and come 10 hunt it up"
go on then TIL you get to Trinity river
II didn't sorter stop here. We got some
body's dirt piled mp out here, but u
didn't come from your farm; not the right
color you see"
come Honestly by what you've got and
there was no land grabbing IN the bus,
mess. Can you change a so bill Tor me-
Eyes, and give you goods in change
"Whats that So bill. Il I, amt money!"
"Oh, it's money. but I'm OWN, It 70
Jones for Preskin' Up 5 ny land' o inn
land and work, ana all.
"a body meets with some strange char
acters as they go about in this country"
said a tan man. who had lately moved In
and had already proved hlniHelf a pretty
good hand at odd stories.
The men In hearing gathered around on
the store gallery. where they happened
to be standing,
"Yes; / Travelled about II good deal
a.ai =. dri,.a no,iater,s vv.gnn nm
l useu 70 NV a ,,,",' So,,n N
north OF mere ana go 10 p'"p'es houses
thnt's d grtat way to read human nature.
''WelI. The quecrcst old plug that ever
met was an old man who said he was
IL weather prohet. lie wern't dependent
lJkc Faster saws he ig, on the signal SER
Vice. He had an old bench and II round
obong wooden block; he would stretch
himself on tho bench put his head on
the block and close his eyes. There ne
would lie for three or four hours, aud
when lie got up he would be ready to
1le' sure enough, for he would tell all
the changes tnat were going TO take
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
REFORM PRESS TO BE- ENTERTAINED.
Tcobnicaiity Raised In Forgery Cas-,
Life-snSinr salute Fired by a Ship
Causes Some Alarm

Galveston. Texas. February ,5.-Fres
kchltr returned This morning from bal.
las, where he had been In a,tcndnnce upon
"a meeting OF the National and TEXAS
Iloforin I,reaa nssoeIati,rs ,,,,, -, T.. ,,J..
elnnn,,. 80 s,,,..s u,,u w nus
~ AeNurN IN" next Siut1 confef
tion Of the peoples party for CALVES.
ton, iie snld today no 1saa ,o,,, ,,,,,,a,,s
ma f,nlyn,,,,, 80, "opeiN
ton, though strongly opposed by Dallas
Austin. Waco and San Anton,o .ath "a
which cities had ofYercd Inducements IN
tho why OF low rates or trnnst,ottaiIon
FOR Delegates. The date for holaln,, N.
convention was liked for Atii,,ist 4 mi
the place OF meetiur was mai ds',iar,l
upon that tnutter being Ief, to chairmnn
stump" Ashby OF the state executive
opimon that ibereH s ,viii b SNprGgs" tns
Thousand people in nli.ndnnes n1on ths
delrgntos ana ihose wbn ro,,,s ~ ,ntnras,s
cd spectators. chairman Nsbhy ,ylli ~
rive tomorrow morning. nccolnpahylnt- IL.
met he, q The Reform Press associs,lon
will interview him. IL IL claimed thnf
Galveston IL prtpared ia off"r al, INA INA
Inducements that could BE- otferea Nv
tie competitors In addition la he, snit
sea hrftzv. SURF baths, oyster roasts ma
excursions to Inc ietty '''u
THE RirroR,usps
barring accident or dcky Tho me,rber.
OF the National and Tcxns ncforn prca.
associations VIII rqacb c,,vas,o,, ,n,,,,.
row ,nnrnb,,. n, ,t,sa 80 s''' ~
~" wv "'us :" i'"9 o'clock, VIA tho
mNlsHourl, Kansas and Tfxas railway
NV nuWher OF cNcursloiistA to thr dsep
water porl Is said TO BIZ between seventy
NV uhd one huitlred and among them
afo Hnell prominent peraunagcs az cyclons
buyis, General CoSey. Stump Ashhy Iinr-
ry TTty. H. j. TnuhenerR and Paul Van.
Hervoort formerly prcsldgnt OF the Grand
Army OIL the Republic ANA recently e,ectud
pleHldcnt OF n National Reform Prcns
~, og1i gn me visitors VIII be met nt
he entr rtni9ci durins ihmi, ui'u WI
In the evening there viii be public
spenNlnE at nosiotlloe ana Twcnty-fourth,
Dnvls Coy,r roWhsEMv,rlLu ~ ny hnny,
otbrrs "'N''O"' if"VF "nu
Al g,9n I'm thr nftsrpn,, ,h,.., ,,u, "a,
al ,xcur,inu Ia H., t'i,tnau WI" *, KY
Visitors tyIli hc rlv,,t nnno N,muW w
iignect No We, Niin,,m,, ~, rn ,Hnpolsui,ty 70
To-, re,pn,insr ia INV i1, IVY u,n soNJ,ltn.nt
channel nnd M, fn"iiI,isa 10, Io,u,nE Nv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

camp he Is very promptly mxzi,a ~,
annl " the secret OF Republican s,,,, ana
lney Keep party discussion All, 'Sp, III.
Ni'h una HE of tbs party, IL w. s .ns
~ i.sAin from olr own failure, AZ ou"h,
ut ie1st Iearii from their ccesss.s
IA, rs p,is on Kind OF a democrat and
i IN, H. prass collar democrat. cal !.
livery 10 party II you Will, il H. III ,b u
iSE' liavo "ointed vtit the n1s,, pVi~
~ lti5 or the two faciinns 70
, .ne party to pursue, viz; shps ~, ~,
~ ~ nsht INC enemy. II NAV he asyorPp
La Sn n,ae 9i them, but all medicine ia
protest. Swallow III Max a 'i n,s,. uiilsf
r. you will but swallow Il. ana i1 sos
"e Wy, y J, sake Keep Your mouth shut ''
NE uon't want any OF YOU Ia nuit ,h
Party, we need you IN our business IN,
u You love your hobby moro Than vo o"s
mtfty ,hen get outside tho PARTY and iIeNtt
!Or u IKE men. Their are more aiiaiitiss
Judas lscarlot. '''" III
inc populsts win mako n strong npht
,nls year. They have three grant daily
papers TO hop them, one pilbilehod Il,
Iott Worth, one IN Dallas and nne H.
galveston; Tho Houston Post Is leri
alone 70 light the battles OF true denioe.
!acy' ~ Is The duty of every democrat
have diagnosed the disease which tbrsn,.
'.h5 me dissolution OF the party and pre-
scrlbed Treatment which will effect n
curn II The patient dies II will be Tho
lault OF those doctors who use the knife
or administer nauseous purRatives. Rec
onnmehd the patient TO the care of that
pues . OF Texas newspapers, The Post,
GEORGETOWN. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

posed. II was all over then. lilo gave
Maher punch with his left and walked
over into his corner and commenced pull
ing his robe around him. julien aud the
rest yelled to him TO keep on his feet but
he paid no moro attention to them than IL
he was wooden man"
How about the MeXicnn troops2" In
quired Colonel De Armand
'.fhny We're never IN sight" responded
Colonel Kingsley but N they had come
uuon the gang they would have got me,
ioi 1 was hanging on the rores ana could
lot 500 anything but the lighters"
Who did you DOT on. Tou2" asked Mir
Ed CASTOR.
There You go again. Couldn't you stand
still and listen to me talk without bringing
NJ unpleasant rcsollrct ous2 I bit on Ma
her, Of course. Nov laugh and say ,iWt
any fool ought to have known better than
that Everybody knows whole lot more
Now than he did last Friday All You
PEOPLE going around saying yon knew lcttz-
simmons would win make mo tired. why
didn't some Of you line your pockets " tn
monev You could have got an OF mine"
Turning 20 Brother owens, Colonel
Klnbsiry zaid; 10 demonstrate that my
reformation IA on the level ! am wlllins
to contribute every cent have got to the
church"
And lie hauled out ono lonesome looking
penny and went away
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Of books Ills house In North Great
George street Dublin, has library rich
valuable ana interesting old volumes
picNuu M by their owner through many
years of patient search The ncighbor-
hqol ~ which lie lives WAS fayoritc one
WIN the. members of the 1ri h parliament
u would bo hard 70 imagine a man OF
Mr. Dlllons imaginative nature living IA
amy but an ancient house With hlglcri-
cnl associations, At his bt7' Mr.. Dillon is
vs. M" u speaker as any man Ia his party.
liut he luoks consistency lln has Mother
the Ntcadlncss Of tlcaly nor the readiness
or sexton His sentences arc sometimes
broken anu disJointel. But II his feelings
are strongly moved there l. a simpie
strength about what he says that tpkcn
with his manner, makes him second TO
none IN iinpressivencss. He has long
ilon. ''''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
coMMnncIAL rnAyELER.s wIrE.

MID the rushing earnest iabors OF this
greedy bpnlness strife.
These lines shall sling the praises OF a
trayeler's noble wifei
She has stood the years Of waiting without
mnrnur OF ftown
Has been LOVING loyal 10 him when Dame
Fortune held him dawn.
And her thoughts were always with him,
10 this grim commercial war.
He's her hero IN The battle. she's hts
maichlras guiding star.
She writes loving letters 70 him. and he
gets them every day
Pictures OF the happy home life. from
which he IL forced away.
All. wondrously brave woman-but
wife. too, has her fears.
There have been 80 many paintings that
were hnIlowod with her tenrs.
With dignity thatu royal, aud a coun-
teunncu Geftne,
In her sunny. hap3y household she ~ wor-
shipped az queen
So, brothers. near n million. In our walks
OF trade through life.
Let each one plna tho praises Of tho tray
clef's loving wife.
C. ., Home Magazine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
SECULAR SHOTS AT tue PULPIT.

CbIcng, Pact. me- ny,i.,.,,i,, ,,,i,is,o,
WIN ,,',,o,,road ,hat 49,, as,n" ',,,
'','I H., ,',s,,,,,,i H. 'ns,e VIZ Nv n"uyH
s H. a,,,,,.'. III IL pa '''iv''ts
:, Ill.,, 81 ni' "h''N''p's anu II
ir,ii9,,,,,'iI., t ,,s IS ,...,,..,...
.,i,,'',, T., $500. ',','' ~ ~
,,',,int, ras,.a1 W ID, ,., 'o''ls
W',''n W ElVe iovu "llu snpi't 20
,,i,ba,' 49,, $3.50. tu'v', ~, 'uuu',t
1890 III, - nuvbrIS w" ''o' w HNcy W
Ntl,,,,,,.,,', rr.n.. ,c.. 49,. 49,.
,,,,,, LILY, n n, w l'9uS h9ll-
~ '., '',IHh ~ ", lvllt'D"7 ulscusSlpI
~. ~ a'u "oN'uSp u'le goo
uru'h.r "ouh hot NcSep, w uoFhlhs "l
tnt olht, t"' L.P' pr"' ms ir",ib OUT
WIN - p'uo' ii''' ~ 'v" ueAt ioF ~
s5rtun ,. ~
l;'t,l2n llI i,tsi nPV; -, Hktu' me
wen known hhptst nlI'sl.r ol liverpool
nau some interesting experiences win
ahotlcnh repore,s untlns y Ieeeh, v.slt
10 tnc ul'lleu Stutos. yI,o inorhlns poioru
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
crn1oTs DEMONSTRATIONS.

Wooden manufactures Of France were
improved by the Edict OF Nantes. hos
A South Shields, England. correspond,
ont writes that tho song thrush ana hlnck
bird wore heard singing ut dotchcad tell
on January g.
ltalini believe That TO nvort the evil
eye. At ia sufficient to hang nnythlng red
culorcd over the bed, or 10 wear red coral;
but white color do not exercise a similar
spcll.
An omnibus for smokers ard non
smokers lrus becu plying for some days
Ia Berlin. There nrr no outside seats,
hut the inside IN divided into two COM
pnrtmouts 10y Il gluss partition.
a memorial Of DR.. ,lohn Rae, the emil
npnt Arctic explorer, Is now IN cOuINe Of
erection in st. Magnus Cathedral, Kirk
wall, whore DIR. Rae, whn died in Lon
don norr that year ago. s hurled,
The mcuu ut the American fhnnhsgiv-
ing dinner In London was distinctly
transatlantic IN its character comprls-
lug gnmho and Cinm soup. ,hiCken pc,
spcootnsh, American red deer pnd pump
kin pie.
In the British museum arc bricks
takcn from the buildings IN NlneyIh ami
Babylon, which show 10 slsl of decay
or disintcgrat On, although the nnrlen'e
did not burn or bake them, but dried
them In the sun.
Rnrb0roysn WIS fmous pirate. the
history Of whose exploits would I'M many
pages, lie proclaimed himself King Of Al.
gers aud 'funis, aud took pnssesi0n Of
the kingdom Of Tremrcon, hut was de-
feutrd by Gdmarr2, governor of Orhn,
mud put 10 death in IBIS.
luius Caesar enhldu't cnt n peri
Wrinkle. and Alexander always tainted Mt
the sight Of u black beetle, Chnrccr
would be unwcl for seNcrnl days " he
hrard the cry of "mnckcrci" aud Sprn-
Ger never saw leg of mutton without
shiypflng all over
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

Cherokee County Republicans Roloye In
America for Americans.
Jacksonville Texas, February gs.--Thc
republican precinct convention met this
evening with Il. T.. Jones chalrmnr. pele-
rates We're appointed TO tho county coin
vcntiou. Wa, G.. Emanuel. Rome Rags.
dale.
The delesntcs wcrc instructdl 10 vote
for y. w. Quincy and John Grunt as dele
gates for state Mt large.
a resolution wnA puFsed by standing
.olc 10 stick 10 ting nominees Of the party
ING following resolutions were alsp adopt-
10 The Hon, II, p. Jones. Chairman or
Precinct No, 3 Cherokee County. Texas;
Noiir computes Hppoliwel TO draft res
olntiniis would respectfully report the fol
i,c i Resolved, lily the republicans of the
aforesaid precinct or Cherokee county,
Texah. in convention assembled
J, That We rppfflrm our trust IN
she grand OH republican party
whdae doctrines have ever nfford-
ed tho Nation u wise and Patriotic
ndminlsi ration of affairs and we view
with satisfaction the BRILLIANT prospects
for its return to power We condemn tile
Wilson tariff is un-AmcricRn aud inc
ouiahlc and detrimental to the industries
of our country. aud hccuuso y dlscriml-
mates against the producer OF raw ma
trrlal. and especially ughlnst the tt0rk.
sugar and wool lntcrcs,s OF the South.
2. That We the republicans of Cherokee
county. Texas, adopting the ptiucirl0a
tnunclated by tha, great lcndel: states.
man and American, James q. Blaine arc
mos, earnestly IN favor of protective
'n'Iee tr'+ethrr WITH ~ hPndmaid rccl-
procty with the Americas, believing that
~ U,, pu,., ui our great praud ana la
ncnt.d leader Hes the future prospects
and happiness OF our country M well ns
that OF our slstor Republics.
8, Thnt we believe In The enforcement
Of tho Monroe doctrine as essential 10 tho
preservation Of republican Institutions lu
AfnsYi4Is TINT AfugVltu should hfs
Americana. Texans for Texas. Jucledn-
viliihns for lAukfonvlllo. No matter whit
nlhor hnrsca ARE on the track, and TINT
after our own country. state. and homes
tho interests uf our sister Ropulilics ehoni
al al times command our wWtchful care
ana rOlititudc.
Respectfully submitted:
e. Emanuel
~ NJ. Alhsght
W. n. Francis
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

,ioln Dillon. who has Just been elected
Gmairman of the Irish parliamentary par
ana politician. but Il qualified phvsjcian
NM surgeon HIS father was John Blake
iI'i,ion or Dublin, famous barrlstcr. Mir.
yllloh inherited his rare power Of oratury
iriouc member Of parliament. sitting for
llpperarN IN 1896, Mr.. Dillon's mother
WAS Adelaide Hart. lie was bern in ISL.
nnl Was gadu1ted from The Catholic
university OF Dublin. He Is also a lrcuti-
ave OF the R1ynl college of surgeons, OF
ireland, II" was hrs; sent TO parliament
~ lSN' whom he sat for rpporary Ia
was Reelected IN 1892. lie has a good fncr
An nnecdoto rcintes how II noted artist
painted that face In n West End London
Inurch panel as the countenanacc of St
John, whore 1t "a admired today for 10
serene beauty. Mr.. Dillon Is q great lover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

on the Panhandle the name OF every man
employed by the company Oh tho pitts
burg division aud branches Il kept on n
large chart. alphabetically arranged, to-
Tstler With a complete history 81 MA con
nection with the read anu the date anil
nature Of his promotions. In tits ,nari-
ner each employees record can 10 nsrcr-
tained by the superintendent IN minute
when necessary. and q great deal OF tlmp
md trouble. such as the officials or Other
roads experience In keeping track OF men,
Is ohviated. There are about 500 men In
the service Of the company ON the Pitts
burg division, and on account, 81 reannt
changes and promotions a greet MANY
alterations are necessary. Alter n man
has been cinploycd IN the company ten
years he Is entitled to a pass. and tho rec
ord " NIL That the supe rintenient or TRIM
ma 'ter has 20 refer 20 whom on appllou-
ttsn for transportation IA received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

"Ah mo, eh metz prlsrlii, orled
my life IL Wraclel nj lnsi,
n gold has lost ltp mni.lr mower
And lcafning'A hour ID pusl.
ar genius Inns no potrnoy
Soclcty's doors To- ono
Brspair my norton now must be.
ANS l5si-siyc, even hope,
"s,,co f,,.,h ,,c s,o,.,, d,o,o. ,.o.,.
'iii'"t, IL ~" teaV Il, vt,es Mi' s'ht'
ngn,,,, ,,,a, ME-, ~ s',, III .ntb ~
'WItbo,tt "A coat of nrmpl '""' p''"
.,
"Oh. fatner soppcd tho weeping maid.
'toulp you NOT give your note,
or henu, or checqne, my newest gowiiS
Than arto,od 4, Tim dIs,,,t ..a,.
XII n,,Ni sn,,,s,er n,,ni '''"
VIVA flfn vanfa mad Nv, uno,
,rha fisS,, 'un3 tIst'nnnu NV"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27

rrt ON FIRE by the collision. ana which
ncglect' for two hours 10 remove the uthor
cars or Oil In consequence of which R4mc
OF them mr. set on lire by tho burning oh
and explode. is liable TO onn Who III IN
Jured by such explosion.
=, In Texas q railroad Is liable for the over
noM OF lnud caused by It's Negligent ccn-
structon OF an emhanSment 10 protect n
bridge without sufficient waterways thpro.
IN TO allow the overflow OF river to pass
OF IN us proper aud usual ccurse
In the Federal court II IL ruled that tho
same degree Of caro- Is required of carriers
In handling aud transporting explosives
and combusllhle oils ~ Is exercised by
such articles,
IA Texas 1t Is held TINT tho fact that
plaintiffs contract with defendant called
for 8l-foot curs and that defendant rep
resented the cars supplied TO he that sligo,
Will not justify plaintiff IN leading the
number Of cattle usually carried In 3l-fAot
cars after he discovered It could not prop.
prly be done.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-27
High ne on lower Broadway differs


CnuIGn.
Dallas News, eth.
Colonel II. Hennegan Kingsley has re-
turned from I'll f'nso. having lost every
thing save, his spotless integrity. His SYM
nathy for downtrodden ireland was so
oyerpoworlng as TO Induce him TO make
The creatost mistake OF his young life.
hin deliberate opinion is that he is long on
sentiment but powerfully short on judy
tnent.
Colonel Kingsley raw the fight, He saw
Nnheles head hit tile door OF the ring ana
fell himself alone in the world.
1'his is tho way he tells IT. at was all
over IN short order. Al first il looked like
AIaher was going to win. lie gave Fltz
ifwh or three hard jabs and sluns him
around like he was q child. Then when
vns beginning to feel cure Of my money
Fhz nut out his left and Il was all day.
Naher's head hit the floor and that was
the end Of ~
.Tom. what were you doing cut thcref'
asl,ed Roy. George w Owens, who hap
nened to be passing. ana
wen" snid the colonel VT was Ike
this: I had been gu. 10 AROMA Vii puhi.
ness and on my way back y wac Just ~
M,ek 10 he on The same train the pghters
,nnl, When they got 10 Langtry next Jay
tSe Train stopped and ] hnd 70 stop; dil
,ot care TO SEQ the night but ! mud u.
NV 10y i,ba nrodiral. broken financially. nte1
nhhysieally and with contrite heart.
believe my trip did nc good H. was 2
lesson % morals Hi, sMshhyy,. ias' 9u"oaS ~
siI'on, . tuid Brother OVENS HenilN, II
,,,n,,,i,a,. what the Bible says about the iu-
tnre state of mur.ieters o. truth Truth, r;i,sa-
, I'm, irish IL mo WAS 80 strong mat
irs,,t ~, rceu away from thai light AZ
soon Is roi out there saw rlM w a,s
hoa"s ,,-r.,lI He VIII make AIR. torpett
d, nn II they ever set together. He walls
ia lime and when he sees an open.hg ne
,ln ~ ~. III ~ hIst like Il carpeDter uriY,
ieth w, H., hita ii on the head one hard
,, ,,i M tben X gostI home. lie le, Maher
,,ia, an, With him iiG he Jaw the Jaw ex-