Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-27
ABOUT ZEN AND WO.EN.

Frsulein Won Dommirg, who received
J her training in Pliladelphis, Is now !
i prscticing dentist in Weissbaden, ana hi
g very large practice.
Miss Mary Mu.free, better known 5!
CHARLES Egbers Craddocz, is petite in per
son, with dark hair worn In masses q
,ipglets over her bfows.
Joseph Chamberlain is q marrying man
Miss Eadicott ia his third wife. His frs
two were ceus.nS, the Misses KennicS
the last Of whom died in 1875.
Mr.. Beatty Kingston Of the London
Telegraph, WAS the ournslist who SIC
ceeded in "intervie wing" the pope. He
is o personal friend OF Bismarck, and has
| been guest of the German chancellor On
| several occasions.
George S. Knight, the sctor, is very Ill
ct his home in Oiarge, N. ]. BE is SUI
fering with paresis, apparently from
the came causes which resulted In the
desth OF John Mccullough and Barley
Campbell. L. lie said he cInnot live long.
The largest professional fee for limited
service is sad to have been paid to Sur
geon, Mt Or Freysr Of the Indian medical
service, TOR treating the navajo Of R'm-
poor for three months SUI, ring fix m
rheumatic fever. The naWab gave him q
lack of rupeee, $4,000.
Miss Lsvinia Shannon, The young
Southern actress, who recently made he.
debut in Washington end Ia to sta- IN
"Lady Audley Secret" is q ousin Of the
earl Of Dunraven end graudniece Of the
lsst marquis of Thomonc. Her uncle
married the daughter Of President Il .ch-
srY Taylor.
william Black is pictured tightly built,
lith Of limb. strong in anna, cspaole OF
great physical endurance, nevertheless,
below The medium height. Short hair,
thick brown mustsche, dark hazel eye, s
firm mouth, square forehead, BiRck
gives you the idea OF compact strength,
small parcel. so tc spesk, well packed.
PaddT Lane, the author Of the Irish
bull that he would rather be rs COWARD
for five minutes than dead man ali the
rest Of mis- llte," has recently psrpetfGted
another. Speaking CT his assistant,
he said: 81 won't cay sry-
thing hard Of him. II he has done wrong,
l leave it 10 his own conscience and G I'd
to play the devil with him.
DR. Henry Hitler, wSo nado So, 000, 0Oo
in the nenufxctTre Of pills, was buried 6.
Wilmington, Mass in cssket that cost
$1,000 Four coal black horses carried
him to temporary brick tomb which
cost $500, on catafslqus which cost
$1,000, and At the tomb the casket IVES
placed in big red cedar bCx which cost
$40, held together by sixty big brass
screws, which cost SIS.
Brandner Matthews is NOT more than
thirt7-siX. He has thick brown hair and
thin brown side whiskers, which he evil |
IDENTITY eLCouIages TO grow with the idea !
that they may do better by and by. His
is clear and broad, his nose the |
least bit sq1iline and his eye and mouth |
'ull Of character. Whatever Mr. Mat
Ehews writes he writes carefully, AID |
finishes with uEsparirg psins.
Mrs. Polk, who WAS mistress OF the !
White House, over forty years ago, is in !
her eigh!Ysffih year, and though more or |
ess feeble, she is in com psrs?iVely good !
health. IL walking she taxes the arm CT |
1er maid with one hand, while In the !
other she carries gold headed cruich |
,sne. Mrs. Polk pays no visits, but che |
goes to church every Sunday, and has not
missed communion in years.