Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-07
ABOUT ERN AND WOHEN,

IL IL ruu0Esd that Secretary BaYsrd 1,
tends to practice Law in Philadelphia sfi,
ne has abandoned his csoinst portfolio.
Sanor Pledrsh.tc, en electrician of Bc
! gots. mas patented & telegraphic devic
WHICH Woras WITHOUT batteries. He claim
1t Will reEolutionjze telegraphy.
The daughter Of P. B. s. P.uchback, th
} mulatto ex-governor of Louisisns, is d,
scribed IS beautiful woman, without
discernable trace Of negro blood.
jay Gould's feet are described IS smsl
and efewinste, on which he ALWAYS wear
] the most highly polished ahoas. In sum
mer ne has fondness for low shoes anI
bright colored socks.
Mrs. Soushwor.h, the authoress, bxl
recently had all the gold pens with which
lsne wrote her stories converted into twt
rings for her children, both of whom Al.
married and settled at Yonksrs.
Mrs. Paran Stevens lost eemg. tn,
were stolen from her at the Continenta
MOTEL, Paris, are still missing, but sht
hopes 70 Obtain tidings ct them In this
country. They are valued at s1eO, 600.
The ezsr Of Russis's eldss. son hat
oeen paying 9 visit to the emperor oil
Germany at Berlin. The czuowItz is
described ss an ordinary looking young
man, with COARSE black hair and q darS
complexion.
| The smallest ia ststue OF Wiscousin's
delegation 70 the next congress is "Bop''
LtFollette, cf the Third district, He Ia
also the most eloquent member of the
delegation, and Is skIlful-persuading An
audience SIS jury.
Henry W. Moore, formerly managing
editor CT the st. Louis Pos.sD.spsich,
and who ran away from that CITY with the
wife OF his friend, John W. Norton, the
theatrical manager, is now the night
news editor OF the New York P.ess
Mrs. Anelie RIves- Chsnler is to sail
Tor Paris in the early psr. OF December,
"nere sae consemplatss remRining for
over two years. While sbroad she ssys
she Will not touch pan to paper, 3: least
IS tsr as anything for publication goes.
Mrs. Albert H. Moore, a potad Phils-
oe!pnia society Leader, Is the possessor Of
diamonds valued at $4,000 and has G
handsome collection OF tne china, The
tes used e. her house Is especially i'm
ported for her from Chin2 at cost Of 81
pound.
PfiVets Secretary E. W. Hslford has q
daughter, Miss Jeanette, who will doubt
less be figure in Washington society.
lie Is pretty brunette, win a classic
face, and but recently made her debut in
Indianapolis society in the circle grsced
By Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee.
Chauncey NJ. Depew was graduated
from Yale college in 1856, and three years
later was admitted to the bar. Ills cons
nection with tho Vanderbilt railroad in-
tsrests dates from 1866, when he made
the acquaintance Of W. II. Vanderbilt,
and became the attorney of the New York
and Harlem read.
There Is In New York no more tireless
thester-goer than Colonel Bob Iugersoll.
4tis salt by one who onght to know that
Pie has seen over 100 performances this
year. He Is more fond Of comedy and
spectacular pieces thsn CT high tragedy,
and ne lsughs consumsdIy st the funny
Characters, or scenes, or passages.
Empress Frederick since her return to
London hes spent good deal OF time
weeping over familiar scenes, driving
about With her mother and receiving
deputsdons OF fearful royal tradesmer,
who, OF course, have never failed to in
form her how griefsstricken and misers-
Bile she ought to be for the rest Of her
life.
Mrs. Hsrrie. Lane Johnson, President
Buchanan's niece, one OF the most dis.
tingutshed women who ever grsced the
White House, will probably mike WASH
lngton her permanent home. She will
not take part in society though, as the
loss OF her husband and two children has
extinguished the LAST spark OF ambition
End gsieiy in Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. Glsdstone's omniyorousness as
reader is indicated by his orders from a
welJ-knoWn dealer in Birmingham. The
list includes works on literature, theology,
srcf &c )logy, mythology, education, meta.
physic5 and music, and biographical and
photographed books. His friends won.
der where he is going to put the books he
Is continually buying, for Hawarden
castle Is already lined with them from
basement to attic.
The queens priyy purse amounts TO
ESQ. 600; she receives for the salaries of
her household fI31. 200, and for Its ex,
penses f172, 800; for the ROYAL bounty
fl3.2oO, and for undesignnted purposes
fsO4o, total OF f3s5, 200, or sI,925, 900.
The queen also receive from the Duchy |
Of Lancaster in 1886 Gl9, 45o, or S97, $50.
Her msiesty is said to have invested |
largely in various good securities, and |
her private income is said to he large.
Sir Richard Webster, the EusIish sttor
ney.general, and leading counsel for the
London Times in It's fight with Mr.. Par.
nell, was noted athlete at Cambridge.
ind ne beat the Oxford men In the one |
ind two-mlle races. At the bar he
showed himself cool, lucid, hard wo. king,
and full OF ''cheek," so that, though q
dull msn among the lights of the bsr,
comparatively clumsy in handling Wit
nesses, and wearisome in addressing
uries, be got on fast. He always knows
MS case. He is the greatest in railway
case. In appearance hs Is rather podgy.
He thrusts his hands behind his back,
under bis gown, snd faces s Jury while /
le addresses Them, with his stomach [
Eell forward, and without gesture Of ary T
lind. ess
No,hirg equals m, BUNS Cough Syrup f53
VI cases Of core TO-, coughs, colds, etc ~
Au pains are spSedi.2 dispatched By the wse
II salvation on PiicsSss5 cents bottle. S