Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
LONDON LETTER.
| ..,n About Queen Victoria
y ,' ,se Royal Family.

NV
a,ractcris,ics and Every
Y, the Charmed Circle
:, and the Prince of Wales
d.r American Actress
,s..vember l5.--In my last
sU ! was "done with poll
~ ,aosed to study up some
y I1Vwporeipfobable interest to
|. u Sers of the GAZETTE.
fT'I have been doing that
% nd if | don't manage to
q, , auD letter to-day it won't
g'E am not going to try, l
IN dancing over my notes,
pssu gu saw a suggestion that
ne,'' If gossip ! undermined
s ,,c N Nv idea was to leave
Ho to distract my atten-
ln ,he work in hand, viz: the
letter about women -ahd
VA TO write something
Ss s.sn and suppose | must
What can | write about
s " except that she is n wo,
81 aid {, be n very good
p r ms II will be in order to
~, unlike most other women
Iu'' crown. At any rate, that
n sooks say, but | hardly
lus s,stsment true, since / am
J. ' ! was visiting the Tower of
y was shown the queens
.hieh "always stays here"
sa ~" The man on watch, who
.';as. / can not believe the
the crown in that old
VIII saw it, and since it al
wy there. | regard it safe 10
.osen. like other women,
,.,s crown. The books also
', ~ 4 ruler of the British EN-
y, 1,rs again am almost sure
~, 10 some mistake. j have
'"i,inrup this subject, it will
I nj according to what l
.,s,,@lt Of the books, she has
Tttle to do with the real
~ mllng the British empire,
.s,sl on Slingsby avenue, in
unk, Texas.
!. Vas about TO sail from New
h,,bT for Liverpool, in JUNE
Va. examining the great steam
..riy Of Rome" lying Mt the
Near me were n couple q.
DsOtle IOueOf them a man 10y
IN hsuce having no place in Thu
Who were SIMILARLY engaged
K,hsr Judged fey were engaged
Tan siailMr-from the ,remarl
fdlhsa. pWit: But isn't tina
k-badidg?n
N baf fae word before some
MaSalthe moment couldn'
4, t,y and place and the cir
rs But glancing towards TIN
rlEGihe steamer, | saw some
bad or gliding, much afte
ihiBie in shape, of a mermai'
Eiige books, endeavouring
BIZ, to jump overheard int
li0me way | got that tigur
rhmy mind with that wor,
ed,i' and now when | REGAL
u naturally think of some
bat as active, and about II
explain why it is, but whei
out to write about the queen
afily | thought of that figure
suggested 10 my mind Thu
that her majesty, Queen Vie
after all, only Il iigure-heac
Is really not in any proper
ruler OF the British empire
Jay get away from the con-
b of the queen rs Il ruler, OF
ruler, and get to the consid'
finer as "A woman merely.
Is, after all, rs IA woman that
pst deserving of consideration
mean, naughty things have
ten and said of her, but from
an learn here she is one of the
e earth. / have heard it said
Is stingy, and i suppose 1t is :
her regular aud invariahl,
esent is an Indian shawl, buI
quite fair to say that she give.
mt OUT of a lot of severn
that were given 10 her 10y
indian rulers years afore.
ID some evil-dispostd person
bis report and others equal,
sposed have kept it in circu
put | also apprehend tha
true or not. Queen Vic
Is give largely (of he
e, maybe for the re
lerlng in her dominions. She
money, but hardly for 1t
That she gives it right an,
leyer there is n worthy cal
quite certain, and | suppos'
llfor the good she can d'
700, much that was uncalled
zen written about her attach
ner old servant John Brown
honor she has had erected
monument. But instead o
az such unusual appreciation
character, ] rather prefer t
! In recognition of the hear
Siness. Too little is though
en- of the poor, who wear on
IN their service, and ! homo
P of England that she re
even after he is dead, the oil
devoted his life to her ser
seen many speculations il
as to the condition of til
health, some of them fai
ID sensational. / believe TIL
pc that she is very feeble, al
hvalld, but not likely 10 di
Is really an old woman
~ seventy years of age, an
alnral to suppose that she !
Jus as she was twenty yeai
there is no truth i'm the Of
IL