Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-15

s ~sru :" wo a foreign iany,l. y
actress she impsesusaaa,ss pcsn
ply, but some II ne hss
iparest, clesresta ana s nsF notes.
tened to. Size WAS a wv s,weste.
wonderful a 10 her a' '' r.ll ga
a ai,. time she was '. =, +
curtain to bow ana 1a y calieiEtl!
edge Tie homage :, Sa'llilllnsll
W IS. the recipient q y l's ga
floral tributes. VI many h,si'|
, The next act was a.,
iLsa5,mi,ms,ermoor, from ' Daa, q
S sns,Ua Nicollni as E 'Ia,'i LID
ported by 4 ,sOfdo wi \
Nine. Patti was large a.
grand grand, outburst Of s sr,sae n
calculated to MAKE teanr'nusis.A
she she, did this to Ierre StI % "a
tress, full Of cmotlonV sss Al
was wa, far the superior az Sas y vluS
bul how shall / descrihs' " q
even e,, make the at,e sus ael va
Were Were | trained in thsp :, ! ~
singing, ! might be to, y !, ltsts
a critical opinion. ~ p.eelsd
ION toned re ear, | can only sar n \, u
entrancing than INV ~! q! WIS
n nesfd Issue from the hnS uaa
U y, ! divas may have ! ai ls,..
ma. sweeter sounds Il. 4
Iake an ear more thorons,S.s,a
' a ttn, p mihe to note de
a. Alte = Patti concluded. An T.
SO 50 often and repeatedly M ,ss
OF her evident disincliu,,,aiass 4.
she finally concluded 'i /, y,
She nodded to the lead a,
cheestra, when the A..
OF Home, Sweet Hcnsn a Y.
no sooner did the andieucs II
Than a species of delirilm' !.
master 1t. For 3 sveral mi,' = 4
creased in force, until oas 'u v.
imagined the people W. ps,. "
demented with dalioh, es'4
ever, 1t was hushed ipt0 n ,I.e
stiffness of death. ClesrIr n I
the words came forth, i IN sss.s
an angel might envy, Tas
static joy trickled down m MI
gentle women and strong M. 4 i
a marvellous triumph for n.
woman. No open can dssTibsts'
as was impressed on nv N.Y.
NO man, be his little bSn. =
lowly, who listened totbst n,
will love it henceforth d Il.
spot on earth. Even smIS /
ments when that voice VA, +,
in my ears, there fssbels,s
mind the remembrance mn 4.
thor of those words died hor.,s.
rested over twenty yesr. lsS
sods of a foreign land. Counb
been present that night i,
have known what the VOID,
Steet Home meant TO usoilm5
ration.
The st. Louis papersiellarl
on Gov. Crittenden. II ma
sought an interview with M
next morning, which VS. :: =:
The old gentleman was IA
proud of the distinction slsn
He was standing In froutoi h.
telling her how much he tfj,A
song of The night previoa sa
he extended his arms, and te:fl
had time to discover hi: it'd
she was strained TO hi: tai
kisses showered "smsek \
upon her luscious lips. ThasI
time in the life Of this cssz
when really lie would hgNls
an old man. But then whii
even from n Patti, when ID 4
ability some other fellow hsls
for the asking? lib naaHs
quality as the scarclgd sas
ments that makes them /, ~
These last suggestions Nhs1
are strictly private.
In my next | wllleaMa
Chicago and what ] s,s M
there-the stock yards vA Y
mense business; the feelll y
approaching conventions ~
ical observations aud prdya
. comparison Of the two snas
OF course | mus. say a X
about Colorado. A lel'a
this respect, wonld be lIE:
Hamlet, with Hamlet XII 4
think this is the way sSEs' !
Numerous Improvements D. /.
place here, new buildings g
and the railroad to San AUG
sured fact. !,
Many of our citizens sps h
stockmen's meeting al Aoiis N
numbers are nov a. DalaS !,
The Murphy and E z ll.,s, n
been a bonanza for theGalsaa ii
people are pleased VIII d. n I. N,
Jon Of the young lady s an " ' '
The killing Of Ben Then n
King Fisher ut San AaI ga /, n
ated Il big sensation. We Z 4.
await full particulars |. u,
Winter seems 70 y s,.ss, 1,
growing. stockmen al! !, ,a ". n
large trades are on 1901 y ". Y, n
Mr.. Lambert Of Tom uTI N
sold his cattle to MessIs' Z !. !,
bins & Sons OF San AOsslg =
moss naui1 Of ali kinds. Candidas \, y
up serenely; it makes y, , l,Is,s II Il