Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
PER5VNAhs

The c.unress Of Ausifia and the EN-
press Of J,psn Will be il Ihis coun.rZ
sb0ut the cane Ii c.
Louise Bats, the actress, has decldet
that marriage is & Tsilure. She hss jus
been divorced from her second husband
Isssc S, Dsmens OF Chicago Is the fast
est sienogrspher in the country. BE re.
Gently tccS down 1887 words in FIVE Iins
uses.
Mrs. Scheuley is ssid 20 be the richest
wom{n IN Pit;srurg. Her fortune is e.
sim7'ed 1T $4,000. 600, mainly Invested
II real estate.
Henry Mexis Of McRae, Ga, is ninety
nine. BE never took s dose CT medicine
ard never missed q meal. What the
world lacks. he says, is kindness.
William II. has no fxad salary as en-
peror OF Germany, but there is shout
81 ,000,e00 that he can use il necessary.
as king of Prussia, however, he hiss Z
civil list amounting 20 $3.50. 600
General james Lsrgdon Curtia, the
presideI tial nominee ct the American
party, did rot receive single vote In his
own town Of Bridgeport, Conn. This was
a poor year Tor the crank IN politics.
"OuIda's" Handwriting is peculiar. The
letters sre enormous and decorated by
gigantic loops. A space c. fully 40 inch
is lefs b5tWes1 eSCh line. S1e w)ulG rot
Get more than seventy FIVE words on psge
q foolscsp
DR.. Hnsle.ter, WHO inside bisfers, leaves
sweet lrgGcy TO bis family il the shape
II 1851. 000 life Insurance he cid not
., gin insuriGg until Mag, 1885, snd then
s;sr.sd in intending 70 resch $500, co.,,
but stepped short at the lesser figure
An English writer has described Miss
MsrceIle Che Boulanger bride ss 'neaI>
IL nineteen, fresh com lexiUned, with
clue tyes, Light brown hair shot with au-
EpcD, nice features snd lovely figure
See never ssW beirg WITH l9re native
suaVi!y and charm. she is very essy in.
EIsnner and bearing, very modest, and
c. mes into a room blushing like the
brezk OF day"
Miss Isabella Lee OF New YorE. gIest
granddaughter Of John @. Calhoun, Is
cor testing tie will ot her grandfather, I.
G, G .emsCD, who bsoueetEed the home
stead ST Calhoun ard O.! his property TO
RI agricultural college, the estate being
valued a: 100000 Tie case las become
almost an iseue OF TIE s;a;e, and many
citizens protest sgsiEst tie college taking
tao property from CAlaoun's CREST grand
daughter.
Amelia R,Ves Cb5uler continues hf1
eCceL!rIci;ies III Grcss. SIZE recently Gp-
pecrsd IN public Hish her hsir let down
bshiuG and pared iCs0 Two equsl strands,
watch IeTa drawn Cvsr Ter shoulders
aud i&s.sned together IN front by 8 ribs
bon. SIsrge &c ssy, this pecu ia- aud
mode CT WEARING the hEfr Wss
smlGerlly becouiag to Mrs. Charlar. L..
formed KIND Uf hireute icsme fer her
b sutiiul f&cs SID caused favorable com
ment fEon even very conservative 0cms1
W6o Were present
When Bishop Hsber's famous missiona-
~ hymn, From Greenlapd's Icy Noun
tains, which he wrote n 1924, when IL
CeyloD, first reached this country, lady
Ia Charleston wss much impressed with
toe beauty Of it and was particularly
Sf Xious to find tune suited to it. She
rsnssCksd her music IL vain and then
cAansing to remember thst in bank
down the street was young clerk who
lad considerable reputation 80 musical
genius, she sent her son With the hymn
10 the clerk vi h the rtq1estrhs write
tune to ii; u. In just half an hour the
boy csms bs CO with the hymn, and the
melody thus Dashed e IN hot haste is
10 say sung ell over the world and Is IN
geparably connected With the hymn.
The ycurg bark clerk was L17eli Mason,