Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Iulss Verne is sixty Years Old.

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Egypt.
The Prince of Monaco is seventy year
old and blind.
Josie Mansfield is living at Badel
Baden.
Clara Louise Kellogg has the whoopinI
cough.
q. Rider Hsggard is blonde man Will
sallow skin.
THE Pope is careful reader Of thu
daily papers.
LABoucHERE suffers from govt ant
rheumatism.
CHARLES DICKENS, son OF the novelist
is in California.
John L. Sullivan once drove street
car for 81 day.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt Is fond
Of cultivAting caoosges.
Mathew Arnold doesn't like the nomen.
clature Of the towns in America.
MARTIN j. RUSSELL has retired from the
editorship Of the Chicsgo Herald.
James Whitcomb Riley, the Hooker
poet, was stage struck when youth.
Adam Forepsugh will erect brick and
iron circus pavilion in PhiladelphiA.
Bishop Spalding thinks cellbacy more
than polygAmy threatens this country.
G. L. Berry, Lsrsmie, COL, rarch-
man, killed fourteen bears last winter.
President Cleveland will 60 to West
Virginia on fishing excursion IN May.
MINISTER PHELPS will ssil for home
April on q sixtY-dAy leave of absence.
WILKIK CoLIINs is sgsin suffering
from govt, of which he is frequent VIC
tim.
Chief Arthur Is always referred to by
the Brotherhood engineers as "the old
man."
PRINCE BISMARCK usually goes to bed
at 2 O'Clock in the morning and gets up
at noon.
Senstor Stanford is said to be the most
unsssumingly dressed man in Wash
ington.
Fdmunds is said to make Ave times as
much at the Law as he gets sslary as
Senator.
George Augustus Ssls has become
president Of 8 Photographic company IN
London.
Miss Marion Ingalls,, the Kansas Sena-
tors nine-year-cld daughter, is staunch
Democrat.
General F. E. Spinner says he is well,
happy and contented at his home Oh the
Florida beach.
David Dudley Field, in his eIghty-third
year, is shout to begin the study Of the
Russian language.
Prof. Pa ton, the new president Of
PriI ceton, says there is no hopes for the
heather after death.
bust Of James Russell Lowell has
just been completed by the well known
sculptor, Cyrus e. Dallin.
Cara Morris, Enms Albani, LILY Lsng,
try and Fanny Davenport are all ssid to
have been born In the year 1850.
Prot. Simon Newcomb's daughter is the
only femsle who has ever been student
Il tue Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Annie C. Brockett said In lee
ture recently, 81 am satisfied. see
nothing in the lot Of men to envy"
Rev. DR.. Fewsmlth Of Newark, N. j.,
may be interested to know that there is q
man in Montsna named Manysmith.
Sir Donald Smith, head OF the Hudson
Bay Company, gave his daughter check
for 81, 900, 900 as wedding present.
Robert Bonner is an Irlshman, Joseph
Pulitzer Is 9 Hungarian, and Whitelaw
Reid is native Of the Buckeye state.
Robert Black, brother Of William
Black, the novelist, has married distin-
guished negro belle of Port-au-Prince,
Heyti.
james e. Murdoch, the tragedisn, au-
thor and dramatic reader, recently q resi-
dent OF Cincinnati, has been elected pres
ident OF the faculty of the National School
Of EIocution and Oratory of Philadelphis.
Mr.. JOHN McELREE, publisher of the
Charleston Is. CO. Daily Sun, has been
found guilty of publishing that paper
without taking out . license, as required
BY law.
Professor F. W N. Crouch, author of
"Kathieen Mavourneen," Will presently
celebrate his eightieth birthday anniver-
ssry at his home in Baltimore. He enjoys
excellent health.
Mary Anderson Is In poor health and
her friends are considerably alarmed
about her. The theater at which she is
playing 10 London has been closed three
times within few weeks en- account of
her condition.
Amos Lawrence Hopkins, the railroad
millionaire end son Of Mark Hopkins, late !