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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
LUXURIOUS LIVINa.
low q S9ealrby Russiaa DUKE Manages to
spond Hts Iaoome.

How F9sallby Russiso DuFs Manages to
spond HIS Iacone.
PSris 0iep atch TO he London Daily TelegrE phi.
kBrIlliant novelists and dramst1sts would
Undoubtedly find 3 subject worthy Of
study snd description in the person Of the
Duke Of Mondalfi. an opulent member Ct
the important Russisn colony in Peri7.
The Duke Leads life which resembles 10
q certain extent that Of one OF those Ro-
man .EHgsrors or oriental potenta.es &C.
sefSbed BY picturesque historians. He lives
Fsaa splendid hotel III the Avenue du Bots
Fde BouloGne with his mother, Princess
Wororz e, VINO wss sister Cf Prince
Nicolas Truubeizzoi sud { member OF the
household Of the CzAr before her lsWsui.
with her nephew, Count WcfoTz3ff one CT
the Emperor AlexsGdsr's court msrshals
T1a Dcke CT M Jnde fl Is reputed 20 nhys
10 spend in magnificent msaner
pght appears, and he generally
noon. Alter meal, aud extended
s. full length on q sumptu 1us divau,
he receives his friends and visitors, bis
hCIASA3 VIZ tA9SSeet oSlhes P!Sccub a VIC
levee. On these occasions the Duke
Hesrs either s superb dressing gown in
in ivory-colored plush, lined with satin
OF the hue Of the peach aud garnished
with silver braiding ard orpsmented with
Jewels, or an ample iackes Of heliotrope
velvet, with gold braided sud cllsped to-
gether with ducel coronets studded with
bTiIlisnts. While conversing with his
visitors the host, 1t lie said, toys With pre-
cious stones and diamonds Of rare vslue,
but polished and uncut Ia the
Intervals of conversation 2 band CT Nea-
politan singers MARBLE the melodious airs
Of sunny I!hly, and these are cue ;eeded
by Tzlgane musicians who make the ducsl
halls ring with their wild aud disbolical
strains. After each musical performance
the leader CT the band approaches the
divAn, kisses the hand OF the most noble
master OF the mouse, and receives his or
ders for the next moEcasu O.
demoniac music. Lister in the
evening the duke repsirs to
splendid csfe on the boulevards,
where he dimes With his friends and lis
tens once more 70 the fddlers, to whom
he distributes boultiful largeese in the
shape Of fistiuls o, louis, while his guests
Qusf lioeIsl bum 2sEs of sparkling chsm.
payne Ia his honor. Such is sr outline OF
the Ordinary lie Of an sris.ocIA IL this
capital, which, despite its Spartan repub-
ilcans and the lamentations Of those who
praise past days, is still evidently g zen.
d,z7ous OF the gay and the luxurious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
a SURGICAL FEAT.
Ehs Operation OF Liih ,somy Successfully
PevforEted u Mar.
Ennnfrnr

Ths Operation of Li,h ,somy Successfully
Performed ON n Mar.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Il the presence Of q number Of veteri-
nary surgeons and horsemen, on pile of
sswdu,t, at ths stable on the corner CT
Fifth and Psrk, a. 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, DE-. Daniel Bailey, the veteri-
nsry surgeon OF the Poles Patrol and
Mounted Police Department, performed
the difficult operation OF litnotouy. TIE
patient was valuable blooded bay mare,
six years old, ard belongs to Mr.. Watson
Of L cckleud. Having clennsed the ami!
ms, che was cast with q rlggfrg made
foc the purpose, which WIS composed OF
q stout breast plate and side ropes, with
Q cross rope from each leg, which drew
the legs al together, and prevented the
animal from kicking or striking.
TIE calculus wss located By the Doc
tors left hand. and with his right hand
pressing Pair OF twelve-inch forceps
through the ursthss which the forceps
lated, the calculus was se:zad, and.
without Masking any incislon or produc-
ing any hemo-ihsse, vas TAKEN cat. l.
weighed four and one-hslt ounces and
was az large as good.s.ze duck egg. II
WAS composed CT salts anc in
organic matter. Before the opera
tion the mare was cllorofol med.
A sponge was saturated and, cav
cred with Z rag, held over her nos-
trils. Sac struggled violently st first,
nut in zen minutes lay as limp So c reg
and motiopless asa log, snd 80 continues
curing t1e twenty-five minutes that ths
operation lasted. ThIee-qdarters Ci
pound OF the RI y sine &c YVES used, and
tne OPP ration wss complete success.
When released from the rigging the mare
arose snd snorted sigh Of relief. Al
sntiseptic dressing WAS applied, SD her
ladyship went to muachiog hSy as i moth
ing had happened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
WHAT Grey ABE WORTH.

Ada r han is worth $4,000
Agnes Booth is worth 300 900
Rosins Vokes is worth 100000.
KSte Cisx.on Is worth sl25 600.
L Twin Booth is worth 81 600 900.
Nellie Mchenry is worth $40 600.
Mary Anderson is worth $3.50 600
Maggie Mitchell Is worth 100000
Joseph Jefferson Is worth $500 900.
Helena Modjaski is worth $500. 600.
Fanny Davenport is worth $4,000.
Lawrence Barrett is worth S725, 900.
Mrs. D. P. Bowers is worth $50. O90.
Mrs. Lily LsDg!ry is wor>h s55O,OO0
Oliver Doud Byron is worth $3.50, 900.
Clara Louise Kellogg is worth 100000.
Mrs. Thomzs W. Keene is worth $780,
600.
Augustin Daily, Nav York, is worth
$500. OCO.
Henry C. Miner, New York, is worth
$4,000
A NJ Palmer, New York, is worth
$500, 900
Tony Pastor, New York. is worth $780,
600.
Mrs Crsotgee Lotta's mother is worth
$500 900
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Giris for the Bs,lsr.
Algonsut.


"In selecting girls for my ballet" said
Mr.. Bolcssy Kirslfy recently, "I do
re. ask them questions about what kind
OF forms they have. simply watch their
hands, snd, unknown to the applicant,
determine her fIte. OF course g pretty
face has q g eat deal to do with il, bu.
l never let beauty run away with my
judgment OF how she will lock in tights.
Some very handsome faces ornamen. 8
very scsawny form that any
amour. Of padding would not
make perfect. l can determine In the
cases OF So per cent. of the young women
who apply TO me for situations whether
they will IEake . pleasing stage sppesr-
srce or not. 1 do tals by Judgment of
the contour OF the hands. For instance,
young womsn Of tall figure presents
herself to me. AZ she is liable to be thin
my examination to done more carefully
than II she were Of shorter build. II
her fngers are long and oony I could see
at once thst she would be
OF no use, IS her ituos would be thin
snd her feet long. II her tigers
Gre loIg, but We'll covered with f ;sh and
tsperiag, thsn che VIII be Of eoJd form
NOTWITHSTANDING ne. height Ii her 4 jgers
are short and full then she viii be Ct *
cellen. figure. TIE coDsCat Of iaa face
shows IN measure tee figure az the per.
son and well developed bust is O good
Criterion, but these cfltn deceive az
hive friqlslsl7 iou-d g;r;s SO gifted
to be top-neaYy. II 4 3erson CT msd.um
height i. would not rsq1!Ee such
s plump hand to indicate good
proportion. Nine out Of ten women CT
medium heigh. sre sufficiently well
formed for ballet purposes; 1t is the tall
ones who are g thorn In my eide. Whea
lsdisAeeme to me for engagements l ~
Esfs rssaeclfuliy request them to remove
their gloyAs. do NO. tell them what for,
and ite7f9 takes me moment to deter.
milethSfate. They 90 eway prosS6
Hoa dfE4g Whist 1t was that persuaded &S
in rnSHlx up my mind"
I'D RI ii ak bv chew
9sephsG Bro w9gc1&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Enel.sh ana American Phi seses,

The poores. Elglishman has the luxury
of burning soft cua', Srd lis psrlor
kitchen open-grRte fire, with its playing
famess is, IN caeerfu,ness, far beyond cur
glowing but fSmeless masses. They say
ever there ";osls on SALE" and not coal
for sale" There is, in some respects,
quite d difference between the "King's
English" nud the presidents English."
For our "Itysry stable" they hspg out
"ca-s on hire" A pitcher over there is
q "jug," the VOID "tunbleI" for 0 glass
is Greek to them; baggage is "luggsge;"
q roasting piece q, beef ,s 6 81 3irt," snd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

rIed not, aud when the missile had struck
ts mark the collegsan dicn's tsrrg either.
It went plum through window OF the
boo-tsil car.
The pie wss on tin plste. The plate
went with it. TIE pie ian ed II the lap
OF young lady 'Ed she pie pi:!e struck
her in the eye. Il Gid 70 estious il Try,
md the coDicalitiss q the situation
er3Rred everything elsa. Tie Dixwell
nue young lady would lik= the Y.lan-
sian tC drop card.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Cbics 60 Live SUCK Market

CHICAGO, ILL ". The Drovers'
Journal reports: Cstsle-Raceipte, 5000;
shipments. none; market steady: beeves,
IS 00@5 40; stockers and T. eders. 81 sc
as 80: COWS, bulls snd mixed, 81 35@
2 So; Texsn cattle, 81 60@3 IS. Hog
Receipts, 5000; market + roug; mixed,
So 9o@5 60; neavY, SIS 1905 65; light,
SIS 25@5 60; skips, So 00@5 90 Sheep
Receipts, 1000; shipments, 80; make.
STEADY; ns,.yss, SO 25@4 90: western,
50 75-.S o5; Texans, 81 1908 %; lamts,
81 OQt85 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
TIE eAZETTE FORT WORTH. TEXAS WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER

street csr is "trsm" I asked q Lon.
don "bush driver once II he was going to
the rive, meaning the Thsmes. DC &c.
tbiok he bad ever hssrd tbs WORD before
as applicable to anything st or near Lon
doa. The Th,sIes in London is "West-
Minister" "We:erioo," "Blsckfrisrs."
"L9nion," or soms ether bridge. They
Lave forgotten there il ever Was q river.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
THE aUgCaIsON LErTEa,
rhs Authors I1eptl.y- where Hs
Hrpm-all particulars,

rhs Authors I1eptl'y-Bhere he Game
krom-au particulars. "a
Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov. G.Efde
Evening Ex1rses ct this city publishes
ststement tnis zftornnon. 1t ssys the
real nsme OF the suthGr cf the Murchison
letter sent TO Miqistef West is Francis
G. Haley, and that he is farmer, Living
TWO miles from Pomons. Toe article
says MIR. Haisy Is q native OF New York
hut CT Irish descent; tina: he moved TO
7 moLs four wears ego tom Ohio. The
.rriele states Haley w.o e letter to the
British Minister On his own RESPONSE
biiisy and without consulting anybody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
BQgBAKD2D WITH A PIE.
7ka S,lniu Hie Her ir tina Eye But Dix
Not tuseee her.

fha S.liniu Hie Her ir tina Ele But Did
Not kuseee her.
New Haven News.
4 booty Yale collegisr, intent on mis-
chief aad f1ns oversteppee the bonds Of
propriety Monday evening anu made s
record for himself. There is s certain
DixweN avenue young lsdy who would
like to know 0ho he is, aud paEhaps the
Centerv!lle Horse Railroad CompinY
would like to know also.
The collegl.u was Upon tour OF esp.oT-
alton in the northeastern corners Of ne
Seen, near Bsttel chapel He was 49,
with tuckleberTy pie CT the vin2ge &
1884 Sooner or later, He w@Eted r.
throw it st somebody or something
forlor poodle was in sight, and 5ssSkss
too early for tom csts. a Oob.28 Car
was on its way up the street. IAkBoozy
collegIep let d the ancient pie, It tar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
uEa.Sa Elections,

BERLIN, Nov. 6-The results OF the
Prnssian elections in 243 districts ,re as
follows: Conservatives. So sets; Free
Conservatives, Il; Certerists, At; Ms
tioaal Liberals, 4S; Freisinnigs, 10; Poles,
z; Danes, 3; Guelphs, , AL the Berlin
members have been reelected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Tishirz Schooner sunk.

Boston, MASS, Nov. The fishing
schooner Goldsmith Maid, with 80 900
fresh fab, mss ran into and sunk in Bos-
ton hsChor lat night. Peter Liadrey
and Howard Monroe CT Saelorrne, Nh,
who were asleep in the forecasile, vent
dowl with her. The res. cf the crew
escaped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Guilty CT Murder.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. IA the
case of the state against Louis Clare and
john Glbsor. tor the murder OF the Hon
Patrick &ssleY en- the night of the Slss Of
D acem5er last, which nae bsep % trisl
durirg tie psss eight Days, he j1ry this
morning retUEaed verdict OF guilty
without capital punishment. The penalty
e imprisonment for life
ATTEEPT TO KILL GIN
NEW ORLEANS, La Nov "A: p. N .
as Car Win wes convicted TO-DAY of
The murder Of Patrick MealeT, WAS eater
ing the prison vsu sitter lsav,ng the court
rooyn, james Burke, nephew Of the late
PAsrict MssleY, plsesd the m-zz g ut ;
pistol nesr Clars's side and FREQ. T le
bail struck somethirg in Clxre's vast
pocket Which caused is 20 defect to one
side. producing severe but Doi fatal
wound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
Eever in Florida,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. 6-NeI
cases OF yellow fever. 2; de.!hs, l total
cases, 1912; total deaths, SGI.:ysSssf &c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07

s'spas bf'T
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
!. N. MAXWELL,
IL L.
Revolutions Passed nj the Republican
County Convention held In Lewis
ton Oct, l3Csl 1888.
r. G. WARD, Chairman.

At the Republican County Conven.
ton for Nez Perez County, Idaho
Territory, assembled on the 18th day
of October A. d. 1883. at Lewiston, l.
II. the following resolutions were adop-
ted:
Resolved, lat. That we indorse
with hearty approval the nomination
of Gen Benz. Harrison for President
and the Hon. Levi p. Morton for Vice
President of the United States and the
platform of principles as enunciated by
the National Republican Convention
which nominated them.
end. That we denounce the action
Of the so called Republican Territorial
Convention of Idaho Territory which
met at HALEY and which dominated
Fred II. Dubois AS its candidate for
Delegate to Congress. for attaching to
the National Republican platform a
plank against the annexation of North
Idaho to Washington Territory, as the
action of IL tyranical majority who, for
selfish PURPOSES alone, seek at oil haZ-
| ards to repudiate their former pledges
! upon such annexation.
Srd, That the annexation of North
Idaho to Washington Territory is alb
| solutely necessary to our prosperity;
| that its necessity is not n matter of
sentiment alon. but that the incon-
| venience of our present condition iso-
lated by hundreds of miles Of noun
famous country from South Idaho and
from the adjacent territories by poiiti-
cal divisions are matters which enter
in the daily lives OF all our people and
which the circumstances of our situa-
ton will not allow us to forget or ig-
more.
Resolved, that we denounce the
action of Fred. I. Dubois, Delegate in
! Congress from Idaho Territory for the
unjust and partisan manner in which
he has refused to fairly represent our
wishes in Consress and we charge that
he has wilfully violated his pledges to
our people made to them before his last
election.
That we denounce his course as un'
worthy Of statesman or an honor
able man. In the position announced
by Mr. Dubois that all petitions, re-
monstrances and communications
from our people to Congress must bt
sent to- him and him alone and If such
communications are sent to Others
] our territory he will ignore and disre
| bdIu tliSil NS ouSh AZ pASSCh esatiNNo'
Resolved, that as the sentiment Of
the Republican party in Nez Perez
Couty we present to Congress the fol
lowing address in answer to certain
communications made TO them by Mr.
Dubois in his Official capacity as dele
gate.
To the Congress Of the United States
Gentlemen.
We respect
fully beg leave to submit for your con
sideration tae following answer to Gel
tain communications made to YOU
Honorable body by the Hon. Fred. T
Dubois as Delegate from Idaho Terri
tory. We refer especially to a COM
munication dateG ut Washington ID
c., March il, 1888, and to- another ad
dressed to the Senate Committee ant
which comes to us without date. Ii
these he says that during the canvas
TAT his last election) made speeche.
which were cast broadcast in oul
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
RESOLUTIONS.

We, the Democratic party Of Me-
Perez county, 10 convention assembled,
do hereby declare and adopt the follow
ing resolutions and platform and pledge
our party ard its candidates to their
faithful support and earnest endorse,
ment:
Resolved LIST. We hereby declare
our unalterable faith in, and renew our
fealty, to the Democratic party; the
party that has been from its earlist
organization the protector Of, and stood
by the rights Of our people, both native
and foreign born, against the wrongs and
expressions Of landed monopolies. monicd
corporations and corrupt rings that have
grown up and attained immense proper
tons in our government under the
fostering protection OF the Republican
party.
Resolued 9th, That we believe there
can be no just or proper legislation in a
form Of government like ours, that pro.
tects or discriminates in favor of one
class OF individuals as against another
We demand equal legislation ard equa
taxation Tor all our people, and rciteratt
and endorse what has been said by ,hs
Democratic party in its national plat
form, viz: "That unnecessary taxation
is unjust taxation"
Resolued 3rd, That We hail thu
democratic ascendency to power in ou'
government, as foreshadowing our future
commercial greatness, and revival 81
American trade in foreign marts, carried
jn vessels of American manufacture.
Resolved 4th, That We pint will
pride to the national record Of the Demo
cratic parry under it's chosen leader
Grover Cleveland, and that we endorse
the honest upright and fearless manner
10 which he, as chief executive, ha
administered the affairs of our govern
ment.
Resolued 9th, That we condemn
and call the attention of all honest men
irrespective of party, to the manner ii
which the Republican party has squan-
dered 10 it's innate corruption and giver
away to rich railroads ,nonopolies, mil
lions of acres of the most valuable land.
Of our western country, lands that wers
the inst and common heritage of thu
Am rican people; lands that had bee,
acquired under the administration ans
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of tho County of Nez
Perez, Idaho Territory.
In the matter of the estate of Henderson
Critics, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Saturday, the
10Th day of November. 1888, at 10 O'Clock q.
m. Of said day. at the court room of said court
in the City Of Lewiston. l. T., has been ap.
pointed as the time and place for proving the
will of said Henderson Critics. deceased, and
for hearing the application Of c. c. Bunnel
and I. G. Hattabau Oh for the issuance to them
Of letters tcstamcntary thereon.
W. NJ. RICE. Clerk.
Dated Lewiston. I. T., Oct. II, 1888. 3S
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18
Notice to Teachers.

Office of the Clerk of the Board OF Education
Lewiston, Idaho, Independent School
District No. |.
APPLICATIONS for Leadership of the
primary department of the Lewiston public
school will be received at the Office Of the
clerk of 4the board of education in the city
of Lewiston up to Oct. %, 1888. The exam.
ming board will meet ut the public school
building en- Oct. p. 1883. at 10 am. at
which time applicants are expected to be pres
ent. II. J. MONROE, Clerk.
Lewiston, Oct. 10, 1888. 22w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-18

policy Of the Democratic party, aud that
should have been preserved as homes for
the generations yet to come.
Resolced 9th, That we commend
The zeal aud untlring efforts of the
Democratic House of congress in its
efforts to restore some portion OF the
lands, thus stolen from our people, to the
public domain.
Resolred 7th, That we recognize
the question of the annexation OF the
four Northern counti,s OF Idaho to
Washington as being paramount with
cur people to all Others; and that in our
strusg les to attain this eud the people OF
the North should make common cause
irrespective Of political parties; aud we
as the Democratic patty Of Me- Peree
county hereby demand, AS one OF the
national and uralienab'e rights OF this
people, the speedy annexation OF North
Idaho to Washington Territory; and
this we demand whether Washington
becomes a state or not.
Rcsolred 9Th, That we heartily en-
dorse the nom nation Of Hon. James Ii.
Hawley as delegate to congress- by cur
Democratic Territorial Convention, and
hereby pledge to him the undivided sup
mort Of the D.mocratic party Of Ne7
Perez county.
RESOLVED 9th, That VIC demand tht
amendment of our criminal statutes so a.
to give witnesses for the defence il
criminal CAGES the same fees, mileage ant
per diem as is received by witnesses TO
the prosecution.
| Rcsolved 10th, That we pledge tn
Democratic party of our county and o
the territory in TO for as the same ma
be loue, to use 81! means ."!.h'n it
power to secure the speedy openins c
the Ncz Perez Indian reservation to tb
g settlement and occupancy by the citizen
r Of the United States.
:, Resolved 1lth, That copy Of thes
resolutions be furnished to tho press {
this county and copy forwarded to OF
delegate in congress, and copy to tn
s delegate from Washington Territory all
r COPY to the committee on territories
= the Senate OF the United States.
Resolved IL, That we, as polite
party, demand that the people living
IS Idaho Territory have the same RICH
y and privileges Of renting and occupyi'
n the public school lands Of this terrific
that they have in Washington and tn
:, increase our school revenues and bene
u our people, and we pledge ourselves
N use every means in our power to secu
% such congressional legislation as will LEI
nj to this result.
- Resolpcd 18th, That VIC highly a.
- preciate the efforts of the Hon. Char
II s. Voorhees,, OF Washington Ter'ito'
as IL the House, and the efforts Of Sena'
,c Stewart, of Nevada, and Senator DolE
ID Of Oregon, to secure the annexation
:, North Idaho to Washington Territory.
" Resolved l4th, That We agree W
On our brethren in the republican party
SO, the resolution passed at their convent
u, in this county, recently, condemning
N course pursued towards sthe people
~ Meath Idaho by F. I. Dubois, {
- present delegate in congress, and C
e denim him for his lalsehood and ;rcach
re towards the people Of North Idaho.
D. Signed.
~ !. N. MAXWELL,
WIS u ~