Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-01
mi MANY PENS.
From the Indian Territory
wv M World by Out
VI, ,ivaIlog Hubi0steIn'
M. From the Metropolis
y s y Males Are TO Marry In
d. scar Future.
,,.la.. pown.ro~" ''"D''"'lo"'
x.ens slowly Heg"'n'nE
~ =. Financial standing

,,spce o. tho Gazette
Fen. "a. The most OK
i iqpA, ns,cnl event Vt the past |
s'sy Xxx The sudden descent upon |
" g y rs s calling himself the
w o,sn,.,u ! cannot remember |
w pls sp another such phenomenon.
sl age, ugny hootcru In appear
Ky coarse, black hair, broad.
koE l%aebed bat, apd blue shirt
~ t snIlsf showing bis blnwny
4gp ',pm,e 4 Babel. He Is about
, ~ ,aad he has come here
q, ", M world OF planists lie
Et ass.,rumont "planncr," ana u
y WY tgs ranchman agent az an
f@~5 q This agent. whose name
p ,D's "a mat be hadn't found any
Y. gV but he'd heard that there was
K, country sometime ago called
|a.cln h..r E,urteenih
IA eloiuyay had ! regarded thls
pnan~.yiiion as something of a guy
,grS MIN play. went with a
n nuslcIms aud critics W
4 ,g,,Isoa,s room- to see the wild
~, ,cn,l nncerlle the masters ana
4 fg x nsslrle school But he aston.
" N facility itrce, brIlliancy
as5ay Of execution ! confess that
ns,sd md. Mr.. palilson Is the best
y. nlayer that Wc lnYe aud THIS
" v ,sImply took bis breath away
aot even when Rubinstcin was
s,,rd suchn stroke or such octave
y IL does not know oIc mole 81
A .srd declares that he never received
...rle hla llfe. his antcccdenls are
Thoy corroborate hls
Ro, Until within ho
4 \, months he has been upon q
!. "a borders OF the Indian Ter
Ma has all the characteristics OF
4 'ss6oy,but he 6ngcrs Ike q musician
4 Y. giyen a ne to the Instrument
\ ,,ypd A sonata Of BcrthoYtn's, 4
4 fSrhumann thathc hud, md then
ssrovlsed. We laid cloth over The
q x ,bathe could not see them aud
n ,ssi Win the same knowledge oi the
EmN OF course we could see thai
4 ,,oela wa. turned lnlO u rOmanla
I 6,t those were not lccthoycn'f
3saous, but there was the marvellous
elop minus the technical knowledge
m, BOYS story, II true, aud have nc
4 Z q doubt II, for | have encountered
Eghflhmgs before, Is equally strange
4 ea me- n straightforward way that
x h.htf bought an old Chickellng plnnt
2lstIgc bushels Of corn, from a party
i .aIrppts. ~ was them he said
y oN sixteen years old My father do
+ ltow anything about pianos, but h
4 IN Il would be handy Tor mother e
d 81. /, was put IN corner, ana I'M
a Woman used 10 cut our clothc
and when sho wasn't using !
N, covered with old harness AM
Xifs. When was wonty-onc
IA one night to 90 to n ro,md-hp
ssog what the boys are out lhefo
4 naaridc Of sixty miles, and So
! bel hall way aud got drunk Abou
dock N the morning started 10 r
Ms pony got his foot IN Il gophe
aad threw me, for was pretty lul
) hioke my arm IN two places the
v % lske mp back and 20 to Fort III
ihsn sixty miles, for Il Surgeon
i q was laid up for several month";
tsJ had u shock, did not kno
4 was then, but ! know nov
~ eleetrIciiy II tingled down
ad, Of my fingers ] did NOT kno
& y Hls lbe matter with me WI
Hsi got up and I wanted TO loo
is1i Old "pianner.n ! took The iia
VOC and got IL open, Then ! beg,
PhY hope ] may die here II ! kno
dld II, but played IT, IL ma
y glad ! hpwlcd. The old womI
agAt | had gone mad. n I ever "a
5 aside % II before hope may drop
N extraordinary story Is zorro
fa BY several people, aud strange
saY be, Is not outside the fnnge
toogc phenomena. The felix
v ~ one possessed. He bad tai
poms on Thirteenth street tormcI
ged BY Mrs, Iangtry, and ~ arrai
y give n concert here, probably
rsty hall.
4 y does not attract u great deaf
.gI silentlon ! nm very much III
"a NSM CmNKIH
AHii Is known as II holiday Ut
" q not INDUCED IN 20 any ext
weiYi that is In the sumo mann
become the fashion 10 20 70 on
v place 70 avoid The noisy cclobr
Y ide city.
l. rMalnglgn's birthday was the m
IA OCCASION for these yislls
ifA Cameron, who lives on No
n 1Faston square, took large party
w people down to his Staten lsla
Y remain from Saturday, the 20
We 2ld A great many OF
FL w llllnd crickoters we're ol
NJ liodcrick delights
n port and has done nr
'enoef " Advancement In this co
'aa was 0ns Of The organizers Of
tsqa made large donations iowa
9lbag Of the new club house
n'lsflrk Is rare entertainer " g
~ saying That All enjoyed the "
Nv An9lhor party, beaded by
~, Elliot Roosevelt, went 70 {
/. XXX Nj Marion story entertal
wy u guests nc the CO
Sub, Westchesicr con
81 The Young Ia
y We're chaperoncd Wy Mrs ia
l1igefly Miss lndIam, Mr.. on
fiAsnown ex--enat0r. Mrs. q
seap before her marriage as u
NOV wa % Fifth avenue ne,
e'sg'l Belmont- residence. a
<a'a oi Mr. Ludlam, his daugl
4. Y Married Mr. James Otis, the h
=. a,iel lor sale aud Mr.. August
!. ss'aslit u Tor his son Perry Beln