Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-19
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beer duel there w.. ~ q
gIed with a ~ at VA III. ~
Deer ! cannot ps VA y
the social qualities 1 S,,s "a
by saying tina. wb v 'a'k
surprised to find hog ", wssa
chanced to m ,S@ ,,sR,
my acqnuintance tbe a. I'd
vlted me up to hin n y v'asi
appear a few nIsa r,pailet
the principal Singer y, ~
company, and It 4 y Il, W.
should ask him how ~ W. y
him on the occasion y Y, g's
pl, ' that he bad rec u y
ing criticisms: IN n,e,', n
dueed a pile Of pap S.r1' Z. =
.cuil9n 10 a number A.
But these are vow
them. ua
inc singer,who could 4.
seemed very much su 5,S "
me TO translate them K. KIM, \.
ana then a light dawneSS' \
( i, "Ah," he exclaimed. " "
the meaning Of those ,,,I.
different manncr.n T Ia'e
too. The other singer. ~
Jealous of their associ,,'a.
told him that he had bess !.
the critics, and had ~.
tranSlatlons of the pdiIa.
days the unhappy man S,ss
over what he Considers
was Ravelli, the cclebr,,.
New York play coers
Harry Beckett, who was
the comedian Of wallscI
who died IN London aboa
Before his death Mr.. Beh.'
remarked to his friend, A
comfort to him to know "
happened to him his Nh
would be well provided
suddenly, leaving no inIul
where his savings had bes.'
since then his widow bss n
self and her children NIL
ana one or two plays. NJ
they returned TO Ibis M
France, where they base NJ
since Mr.. Beckett's deatA
daughter, lletty, viii beeo,
of Mr.. Days COMPANY m
calling in which her iatbgIay
popularity. She will begI,x1l
of the ladder and play sm,u'sI
Mr.. DAILY has a great io,
gaging the children Of Tesil]
and one or two Of those NS
taken under his managerial
strength of their histyus
proved worthy Of their NJ
teacher. Mr.. John DrewB,I
case in point. He and his IA
Drew, Mrs. Maurice Barn
engaged simply because Il
children of Mrs. John Dnr
rymore Is now playing
but John Drew, who
as awkward as a
about az handsome, Is nows
accomplished actor and one
popular leading juycBlleson
stage. George VandenhOH, \
Il year or so ago, was anothg
Mr.. Days and a promising 4 h
was engaged because Of his
rnwn. Matilda IIeron's d.
widely known as "Bijour I'D
child actress, and now called
on the stage, and Mrs. Mlla
life, was chosen by Mr.. Dal
admired the crratic genils d
mother. II should be said iif
has generally been justiteda
~
Yesterday | had q talk viii
The conyerssila
one point to the America
League and its first annual
Saturday. Twenty-Five Hen
700 who compose the lesgf
jity ON Saturday, adoptedia
md decided to re-introdurs
congress Senator Ilawleyf Y
copyright bill, which makes
Ior printing in this CounlE
'ighted books. | had iAe
ought to say, rather, the ri
ng and organizing the Aat
light League. ! now tlnd u
i've committee, which lbioe
: az impracticable body
against any provision O.
,hould compel the printing
states of foreign books oS
ierc. This is useless ool
'ausc no author, either Wy
,ign, could be hurt by pa"
in the country VIZ
copyright. Col. Ingersoll z
,clf rs wholly In favor
ional copyright; but
cry useful remark, wnlea
Considered. III an sulh@
could bring into the MAKE
y, the value Of which vas
led, he might dictate tcrln
sut the fact Is, that when e
lis manuscript he does nO Z
t win make him a star - y WI
II consign him to oblivion.
he publisher know. The ~
ure the best conditions p
.e should remember bis S'l1
crtain valuc.n Col. lngfi
o say that he consluc''u
opyright law worthless
NJ in IL to protect any W.
heft OF his own woFh
ere in New York trying y
ad pirated my Lectures,
ovored Il poor, miseraps
ad been publishing sar, 4.
lem In pamphlet lora
30, 900 copies of them WI Y
ie case both of the naih',
uthor, ought to be uiau'
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