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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

VOLUNTEER FOR TWO PRESSED MEN.
80 tho mutiny was ended, and the first
news Lucille had Of 1t was from Faroobol
himself. ''V"o'
she had gone bacb to his cabin mecbnn-
icallyy not knowing where else 10 betnke
herself whom Curtis bade hor no below
anu was sitting in the quarter gallery
windows and watching, chin In bnnd
whcro thu lugger rocked rest less md i'm.
patient at her detention, when tho oantnIn
came from the deck. He swore sayaoolv
AT me sentry in his bullying way for some
trliilng ihult, and then flung into tho
uingy cabin. When he saw where she snt
IN glory OF sunehine, his manner snnk
anu he hwkwardly removed his Int There
was constrained pause till his oye foll an
INC two admirals with their faces TO the
wall, and ho found In that a good begin.
ming. "'s'h
Aha" he said, rubbing his hands In
an unnatural nttompt at ofihand eayetv
wey' N'"' Van
She could not help looking round N. him
10 make sure she understood what ba
meant TO convey, ard then. seeing Inv his
manner no had trlumphcd, In spite OF nor.
soit she nodded him an assent
lie rubbed his hands again. md ooirs
70 , where tho two portraits hung no turned
tneih right way out with a good deal of
shtter and another grunt OF n lanyb
iheh he betook himself to his private store
vi rum, which was the real object OF bis
.s'uIl, ana stood looking complimentary ut
.no admirals, while no smaol,ed his llns
over tho raw spirit. f'
he chuckled. -''S'' wv
She know he meant her motber and ,on.
,lnuod looking out OF tho window as II he
nhu not spoken. Her silence bothered him.
iou didn't think could do 1t, !" no
s s presently, $50 cnmo to toll You my.
s sIn you have no call to be afraid for
+ ha,a 'ney ahren't meddlc with him now.
nol many could have done it. Not many.
,cii you tbs something for You 10 So
proud OF. He won't forget il anyway; Won
.sss sake Eeug oath on that. But It wen'r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Au nrst tue crew seemed parniyzeu at the
change. There was something incompre-
hersiblo and uncanny in so sudden fall
from strength Tho moment was critical.
II was necessary that something should be
dono at once to cover the collapse, for nj
ready In the waist there was an ugly move
mont for the quarter deck 1t WINS tho
American who saw IN 1t his opportunity.
Before tho movement could develop to n
rush he had taken stride forward and
his grent voice went up like the below OF
bull.
SOLDIERS" he thundered, "chlldron OF
frances SlCtoriesl You whose glory it Is
TO obey those tho republic trusts--to obey
and conquUr-open your p0usi'
He had climbed so high to start with
that the bathos at the end was hardly TO he
avoided. Yet It mattored littlc; 1t was
covered with very eloquent rattle of
arms, ms tho marines brought their FIRE
locks TO the Ready" as one mun.
"Primel" went on tho colonel delibCr-
ately. "Closu your pHnsv'
For further order thorc was hardly need.
Between tho soldiers and the seamen there
was no thread " sympathy Since the
old marine force had boen abolished on the
ground that 1t was a privileged corps, and
that nll Frcnchnon had an equal right to
serve their country ON the sea, the ships
Ind boon furnished from the ranks OF the
line. This A merican's marines were men
with the habit of obedience learned on
tho fields whore the old monarchies Ind
bean taught tho republics strength. There
was no question whether they would fire
or not, and before tho American, who was
nothing short Of magnificent, could get
further tho menner spirits among the sea-
men began TO scuttlo aft. Then there was
grand sweep OF the oolonel's sword to ii.
rect the aim of tho marines. And when on
tho top OF II h0 rang out Present." tho
whole of tho mutlneors broke for the fore
castle, n panic stricken mob
AS you werel' cried tho American to
his men Right whoelp' he added sharp
ly.
SO soon ms they were ranged athwnrt the
deck Ito gayo in Ills sovereSt manner tho
order to prepare TO fire o volley.
"Holdw cried Faroohol's voice, with A
strange ring, Enough Of that"
Elo had recovered himself, but seemed
no longer supported by tho savage heroism
OF his courage, which compelled the best
men to admire him. There was In his
face hidoous forocity, n plain thirst for
bloOd ms no turned sharply TO tho first
lieutenant and said In husky growl:
"eot rope rove ut the main yardarm.
You, Colonel Pococke, come with me.
wen fetch out that lickspittler
Curtis turned mt the moment and saw
thht Lucille had come on deck. lie was
lust ahio to steal to her side ind say to her
III voice that was too much like COM
nland to bu quite an enircaty: sect below.
This Is no sight for you"
Ahd indeed 1t was not, nor tho wretchod
orator screams when they seized him u
thing 10 near, nor what they did to him u
thing to tell
Enough that when she next came on
deck the orator danglcd ut the ynrdarm
and every man stood cowed mt bis statiop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Editor Gazette:
A most valuable suggestion comes to
us In a recent number OF the Zeitschrlft
fur Nnhru tl-Untersuchung from
the pen of NJ. Straznicki, who has been
investigating the smoke nuisance In
Vienna. Ills investigation led him 10
the conclusion that &c the gases OF com
bustion could be rendered ~ heavy by
mingling them with the Vapors OF water
that they would be delayed in their pas
sage to the outer air, 4 great proportion
OF the SCOT would fall back into the
fire, and there be burned. After some
little experiment he found that the
simplest OF all plans-placing pan OF
water In the ash boN-was the best
Experiments in private and public
houses In Vienna showed a saving by
This simple device. OF from 90 TO 80 per
cent In fuel. besides the almost COM
pletc suppression OF smoke In one
large music hall heated with soft coal
stoves the saving for the month eff
iccted by this simple means amounted
10 a triiie over 30 per cent in the fuel
bills-surely an Item worth looking ar
ter. leaving to one side the other bene-
hts TO be derived from adopting the de-
vice
Where It is not practicable to use
watcr-ttght ash pans, the same results
could be obtained by keeping the ash
bin under the furnace thoroughly wet
II Is probable that the saving indicated
IS not only made up by the burning OF
the smoke but by the burning of the
clements of water. In an experiment
made in the small stove of a dwelling
house In Fort Worth the fire was eX-
cellent and when the doors OF the stove
were closed and good draft given,
tine smoke from the chimney was white.
and little flakes Of burnt smoke MS
white as snow, fell upon the ground.
Nn at -. a
the draft cut on, black smoke came
out OF the chimney as usual We ask
the Brewery. Gazette. Delaware hotel.
Worth hotel, Camcron's and Bewleys
mills, Packing company, ETC.. etc, to
try the inexpensive experiment. and re-
port 10 MS by mall. In the meantime
railroad superntendents might do well
to keep an eye on results
Fort Worth Pharmacy Company,
Firth ana Main streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The point has been made that the
people OF Fort Worth would support
the manufacturing enterprises OF Fort
Worth more literally If they were bet
Ter acauainted with them. In a unique
announcement covering two pages In
the Gazette eight Of the large manu-
featuring firms or this city pointed the
way to higher things for Fort worth
Patronage Of home Industry win en-
courage the establishment OF other in
dustriss The eight were,
Ths Fort Worth Packing company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

In his official Invitation to the United
States to participate In ;he Mexican
exposition. President Diaz offers to ad-
init all exhibits FREQ u duty aud in
addition to this, transportation will be
furnished from the border to the City
of Mexico. The exposition viii open the
way TO closer trade relations between
the two countries and II the proper
interest is shown viii be benefit to
both nations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Cardinal setolll has issued n man
date stating that the ban placed by tie
pope on tho orders Of The knights OF
Pythias. Sons OF Temperance and odd
Fellows Is absolute and admits 81 no
further discussion. The three orders
have u Roman Catholic Membership
o. nearly 10000 and pr3minnnt mem
bers OF the Pythian order have been
making strenuous en1"s TO get the in
terdlct recalled on the grounds that
nothing In the constitution or ritual OF
their order would prevent u man from
being a consistent member Of rLy
church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29


w io' - ''' -'s, = s..-..s.4us Vi.
10 on deck neuln and SEQ abcu, I,
oloar Of this
still ho didn't 20. He us,pt I
take his eyes from her, 40 lib,s
trace of acknowledgment.
You'll be dull n bit, I DIN Il,
grufily. I'm give you M NJ
He turned to a gaudily paIuts
was ono Of those tina. had IA
house at Fangeport--and nd
bulky parcel wrapped In dIn,i n
and tied with larry yarn. nil
with n sort OF aifectionats can }
from 1t IA bulgy old Leather iula +
battered and dog cared.
There, says he, laying tad
ut took Inc a deal Of time
There's not many got a 10. Ind
not be long" So he broke ciiE
hurried from tho cabin % Il 2
his kindness.
1t was well she did not openA
wero pieces in the collection sss
her eyes, though, to do him jun@
ho was too gross TO know II. q
proud Of his possession thsnkj
and he thought 1t would maki,
preston Of his taste upon Lu.l
an odd volume OF some Hugua1
but little Of the author sppunl
the scraps he had pasted up0
Most OF them had TO do with u
the sen and were chiefly pond
nous commanders and chap a1|
actions.
1t was characteristic Of Frx
fish insensiblli:y to think H.
time she could want nnyihlY
her thoughts. She had ncS
could think already. Th p
quelled, the danger Of tho y
over, and she had won, but d
n great stop deeper down lniah
In her romnnoes tho riddlngih
villain was u worry simple thing
had never q doubt us 10 ths n
their most hasty behavior IN
They would ride them down =
flne sentiments aud sweep of
without so much as u pin pi
science.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The storm waves will reach this me-
ridian and the other changes will occur
pit and within one hundred miles of
Fort Worth within twenty-four hours
OF p. m, OF the dates given below:
January 29-Cooler.
January 30--Cold.
January 3l-Moderntlng.
February 1-Warmer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29
FOR FORT WORTH.

Tyler Democrat-Reporter: Fort Worth
wants the Democratic state convention
and wants 1t had. and we do not know
OF any good reason why she should not
have 1t.
Brenham Banner: 1t appears that
Fort Worth Is really the choice OF n
very large per centage of the Texns
penocthcy as the place for holding the
OF the Fort doing anything to secure IL ?
Choice Choctaw and McAlcster conl
IN carload lots for sale by William
Noble sales agent. South McAlester,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Four hundred negroes will soon set
sail from Savannah for Liberia. The
Liberian government has pron lscd
each OF the colonis;s twenty-five acres
OF land and town lot 1t is hoped
that II viii nat be a repetition Of the
famous promise of forty acres and a
mule in this country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

In the face OF financial distress the
rapid advancement Of the South In
manufacturing enterprises has been
phenomenal but hoe prospects for 3c-
Veiopment in the 1ear future are sill
more wonderful. Texns should head
the list OF progressive states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

BY order ~ secretary Carlisle the
mint at New orleans VIII be reopened.
This Will be good news for the people
of that city. but IT would he more sat
isfactory to the country If the an
nouncemcnt We're made that all the
mlnts would Begin the coinage an equal
terms OF goid and silver
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The Houston Post declares that the
committees headed by Mr. Blake and
Judge Hardy ''should be outlawed and
placed where they properly belong. in
the ranks OF political guerrlilas." The
fence Is beginning to buck with the
fence-rider early in the campaign.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Fort Worth should pu, in its appllca-
ton for both the Republican and Pop
ulist state conventions. 1t has room
enough FOR everybody and a hearty
welcome for all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29
Too Many
Politicians In
Congress

And not enough statesmen, that
Is all the matter. What we want
IA more statesmen, that demand
ike all othere, will oe supplied in
time We don't keep trashy goods,
but articles of real merit. A poo
sponge is not worth anything. A
good sponge will wear like a
Chamois skin. A good Chamois
skin will wear like leather. We
have them, at reasonable prices.
FORT WORTH PHARMACY co
Fifth and Main Streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The amount appropriated in the
cars late budget for naval expendi-
lures is s22.j9i 500. This SUM Will
hardly Justify tho Muscovlte boast to
add an equal or superior vessel to the
Russian navy Tor cvery ship built ty
England Great Britaln's appropria-
don amounts 10 SS65UO.0a0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The politicians want two eonven-
tions; the people want one convention.
The people do not make as much noise
ms the politicians, but they are getting
to be more and more factor on cleo
ton day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The country has witnessed one presi-
DENTAL election with the tarlf a mock
ISSUE and finances the real issue. Moth
Ing would recall more wildly the UNI
savory memories OF that campaign than
the nomination OF Morrison for presi-
dent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The report FROM oklahoma that the
treasurer of the 'rIaes was recently
found to be $4,000 short IN his accounts
furnishes another evidence nf the ad-
vancement OF the ro1 man IN the arts
of civilization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

One OF the weaknesses 90 the Me-
Kinley organization in Texas seems to
be that II ia too trustful aud confdIng.
Il ought to require bond for the full
hliment OF presidential contracts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Every man who is aching for row
In the Democratic camp from start to
finish. and who would rejoice at the
defeat OF culberson by Kearby "a for
two state conventions. He knows
what he wants and why he wants 1t,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Mr.. Gibbs sawed on the interviewer
one day and came out two days later
with i've columns Barney doesn't In
tend to be supplanted by the Armenian
issue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The only Americans on whom the
assembling u the British lying SQUAD
ron seemed to have any visible effect
were Senator's woicott Of Colorado
and sewell OF New Jersey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

"TH hang epeTp dog Of pou Jfrsl''
man, and how I ratio their lives there's
bloody spots in the Indian seas can tell.
Yon bid me hang him, Thnt's why IN
send him in to prest alive. What my crew
demands, oil Ill shhn't make me give.
To your stations Bontswnln, pine them
awayi'
The whistles squealod again, but before
a man OF them could make up his mind
whether to obey or not tho crazy orator
screamed outs =" A traltori A traitorl To
tho yardarm with the oaptslnl"
In a moment Farochol had whipped out
his pistol and covered tho man. The life
seemed not worth a seconds purchase
when suddenly, as his eye lay along the
pistol, tho ono memory that could break
Faroohols nerve seemed to overpower him
The weapon fell from his hand unilrsd,
and, like man in o ct, he stood staring
A. whern 1t lsr------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The salvation Army proposes 10
undertake in Amqrlen repetition CT
the colonizlng scheme for reform ell
men which Gen. Booth put In success
full operation at Hidleish. England.
several years ago, rhe colony is to he
located In New Jersey AMI is designed
10 give employment on farms to deserv-
Ing men who are without work in the
large cities. England contributed $780,
O)o for the establishment Of the Had
leigh colony and II Is Thought TINT this
country will 10 no less generous In
aiding the New Jersey plhr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Among the asseta of a Brooklyn
firm recently tnileI ARE $4,000 blank
marriage certificates. That firm DOUBT
less votes marriage a failure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The latest news from Waco is that
Judge Clark is having his bandanna
painted red.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

a business man on n business )lat-
form: that's the winning ticket Ia the
municipal election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Among the many roads 10 the presi-
dency the Garfield route viii not be
overlooked by senator Foraker.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

The Allison ooori has bean authori-
,atlvelv launched but it has not We,
been recognized as having belligerent
rights.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

1t Is passing strange that the clarion
voice OF Russell Kingsbury is silent in
this hour OF the country's peril7
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Galveston has one of those appe-
titles that is whetted by what it feeds
upon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Barton as the presiden, OF the Red
Cross society. so long as IT comes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

De Kalb. Tex. Jan. VI \
De Kalb Lodge No. W. Il
Honor. met Saturday ns
stalled officers for the sm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

It's an unpopular beau who hasn't
had single proposal this year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-29

Deane's cabinet photos. $500 per
The morning times., 1896-04-12

Two sta tenn cnts have recently been made,
Eastern Turkey, which, when placed in
juxta position, point out Rus sia's far
calculating diplomacy. One OF these re-
ports was that the sultan had ordered the
expulsion of all missionaries, Catholics as
well as Protestants, from Anatolia, the
execution OF which order, however, Ia been
temporarily suspended. The other report
was to the effect that Russia was counteu-
anciug this action Oh the part of the porte
and that the places of the expelled mis-
sionarics are TO be taken by others sent
out by the Greek Catholic Church, of which
the car is the head.
If both these reports are true-and there
is a good deal TO render them plausible
it indicates that Russia has made up her
mind tolayhantis upon Turkey possessions
in Asia Minor AT first, or course, this Will
be done under the guise of friendship. The
recent treaty concluded between Russia
aud Turkey, IN accordance with which
Russia steps in between Turkey and any
interference on the part Of the other
European powers, was the initial step.
In connection with this were arious
important concessions to Russia, and now
comes, as a supplementary favor, the
removal of all missionaries save those
sent out by the church, the head of which
is the czar.
This Identification of the Russian state
The morning times., 1896-04-12

The heltcr-skclter, ppy-go-lucky fashion
in which District appropriations, not rig
idly tied down by statutory enactment, are
disbursed by our local triocracy, is shown
by the fact that the contingent fund of
S22, 800 for the current fiscal year is al
most exhausted. The appropriation bill
directed that this fund should bc properly
apportioned. If it had been there would
now be over So, 900. instead Of only ST 800
at the disposal of the Commissioners, and
no need OF uuduly economiNng. Whether
the appropriation was as much as it ought
10 have been. does not enter into ConSidera-
tion here: the only fact that stands out
prominently is that while three months Of
the fiscal year still remain, the contingent
fund is already at such ebb as to necessi-
tate such economies as less consumption
OF gas, prohibiting the purchase OF ice.
cutting down the supply OF clean towels
and the like.
While all this is reprehensible, no less
so is the parsimony of Congress, which
fails to make sufficient appropriations
while surplus of the revenues derived
from the taxpa yers of the District is
turned into the United States Treasury at
the end Of every fiscal year, and lies there
The morning times., 1896-04-12

error that in almost any other city than
Washington would have long since ruined
its reputation for reliability. Day after
day and year after year 1t has nominated
and un-nominated candidates without re-,
gard for party preferences or respect for
public opinion. Its list is taken up and
repeated with nearly as much regularity
as the days of the month are recorded,
and during the present year it has made
among others Presidential candidates out
of Hill, Morrison, Stevenson, Whitney,
Cleveland, Olney, Carlisle, Matthews, Nc
Kinley, Reed, Quay, Harrison, Tillman,
Allison, Morton and Peffer. This ready
reckoner President making is unlike the
ordinary news notices of other papers con-
cerning the availability of candidates, in
asmuch as each comment is accompanied
! with the owl-like assurance of being re-
liable. Unfortunately, however, for this
oft repeated assertion, only few candi-
dates can be nominated Therefore, the
chamelcon-brained genius who conducts
the nominating machine Of the Star Is
| necessarily very much in error.
As a matter OF fact newspaper should
deal in news as much as possible and not
| descend to the level OF typographical
| gossip. Readers are capable of building
| their own air castles on such facts as
come under their observation, and news
| paper that gives up its columns to the crea- :
| ton of rumors is little better than a com
munity little tattle. On this particular
point The Times claims to be a news
! Star?