Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-30
ABOUT MEN AND WOMEN.

The crown prince Of Greece will be
married to Emperor Williams sister
Sophis In the first week Of May.
The duke Of Veragna, q linesl descend,
ant OF Columbus, mskes fortune as 8
breeder Of bulls for the Madrid arena.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain is 5 direct
descendant in the tenth generation from
j DIN f ldicott, first governor Of MassA-
clusetts Bty-the same who cut the red
cross from the English asg.
William Writ Harry OF Richmond, Va |,
is writing life Of his illustrious grand
father, Patrick Henry. With the Patrick
| Henry estate the grandson inherited an
| immense mass OF valuable historical
manuscripts.
Sir E. Cecil Guinness OF Isl 3Ddoa stout"
fame recently purchased Ssvernske, i
the ancestral seat Of the row7y marquis
of Allsoury, for IS 500 0C0 This is the
largest real estate trsnaoction for many
| years In England.
Congressman Willism D. Kelley of
Penrsylvsnis loves his hIckuaue OF "Pig-
Iron Kelley" His besrd a.most covers
1is face, sud his soundaDt locks ere gTiz-
zlec, bat Lot entirely silvered His isce,
though kindly, is as gnarled as pine
knot.
Robert Turner OF Client, Ky, died 8
few days sgo, In 1850 he bought two
slaves ST suction and made $500 by the
transaction, ard now his viii directs
that the amount be divided from his
estate among the four African churches
IN Client. =
Nine. Huot, the lively, black haired
snd dark eyed little woman who Is the
chief champion and epokeswoman OF The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Paris, mas juss de-.
Iivered her Gpnual denuncis.ion Of M
Pasteur and all his discoveries. The clever
lady spoke for nearly an hour, and WAS
complimented sstlricslly by q band Of
boisterous stu tents, who, however,
dr. wa her voice when she called NJ.
Pasieur - churner of microbes" and "a
copcoctor OF IL O'Clock boulllons" Nine.
Huot was accompanied on the platform
| by Blapquist tailor in 3 blsck blouse
snd by ; lawyer. Che students q lally
broke up the meeting amid shouts of
"Vive PAsteur," and Nine Huot wound
up the proceedings by going round the
audience for subscriptions 10 aid Of 8
dcz N stray dogs which come friends Qt
hers are trying to keep clear OF the scatp-
| els OF the vivisectoEs.
james Mcmillan OF Detroit. who is IS
good as elected to the United States
senate from Michigan, has been 8: the
Windsor hotel for several dsys. Mcmillan
is about fifty years old, has strong, clear
cut festures and very agreeable mEnners,,
Mr.. Mcmillan is estimated to be worth
| sl5, 100000. Ike General Alger, he
started in life poor. About the time the
war began he was the purchasing agen: at
Detroit for several western railroads
Then he begsn building freight GERS, and
the demand for them increased so rapidly
that McMillan's firm could not mske cars
fsss enough. Their business grew IL
pro portion, snd to day they employ sevr
erEl Thousand men ard turn out several
hundred cars daily. A little more than 8
year ago Mr.. Mcmillan Was very much
broken up by the sudden death Of his
Oldest daughter. He resigned from the
Craftsmanship OF the Republican state
committee OF Michigan, and seemeS1o
lose all Interest in politics and busins1
BE has since recovered from the shqek,
and WAS induced to make the succesttul
CANVASS for the senstorship. ~