Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-25
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Francis II. Lybrpnd Of Ohio Is
'9n examiner IN The civil engineering
department of the patent office ut WASH
ington. She passes on 5000 alleged
inventions annually.
William Saunders of Bcloit. Ohio. has
ilVented steam road carriage and Is now
ON his way TO Chicago in IL, travelling
at the rate Of twenty miles an hour oyer
country road.
The latest photograph Of the Prince Of
Wales shows his royal higaness IN very
,aniahle mood. Al over the British ON
prc the picture Of The Smiling Prince
has suddenly became highly popular.
Ninety.six years old is Dr. VIM. Elliott
got New Haven, Ky, hut on the occasion
,of a dance at his house few evenings
iAgo he took up his violin and played
lthe music for the first quadrille.
john 70. Willard Of Massachusetts en-
1ters Il Vigorous protest AGAINST the dia.
fleet ar ,dialoguc1g1iilsiinudlh
lvct or lingo which the novel writers
f9f today attribute the New Euglanders.
elle declares that although his whole lifr
4 mas Deen spent IN that section, he never
\ knew one man. Woman or child who
fwho talked as the writer's OF fiction rep.
Present them as talking.
The Young Coulds- George and Edwin
4 are said TO be in constant terror of Ms.
u sassinatiOn by crauks. The Gould family
3ncvor was noted for bravery, but The
lhoys seem TO be moro timid than their
Iinthcr was \ young mnn who called
y npon Edwin the other day with reference
i TO matter Of business was mistaken for
N crank and put out ON the sidewalk
2beicre he had an opportunity 10 eX-
n Mrs, Lynn Linton Is not altogether
aiWithuut hope for that much-ah,lsed in
fsututicn, London society, for she write,
I'm current magazine article TINT though
a 'snobs and tufthmters have elbowed ant
4e9Srkscrewe,d their way, Into higl
5places and millionaires without his ar
.,accented as equals by the blue-hloodo,
tand high-nosed-eyen now we have TIT
tselt-rrspecting remnant and The rem
lnant VIII have none 0f those things ant
Ahow neither head nor knee TO Banl.'
4 The Catholic club Of Baltimore intendI
&c give Cardinal Gibbons q banquet dur
Ming his silver Jubilee celebration in Oet
Rober
a Mr.. Chaunccy Warner. an elderl,
Hfarmer Of Cambridge. VI. has promise,
pto present TO the town OF Sturhridge
l.. tAff'ssf FN'"NN ia lNhNHNAtAuu AllN NNllittl
failon of tho care the town has tnl,el
MOI his deaf mute cousin. This is prar
3 teal manifestation of gratitude that /
rnot as common as the occasion for il,
~ Queen Nicioria's eyesight Is falling
Fand the royal Oculist has Frequently Il
Y be called into rcQnisition. Her ma Jest.
Nnow has TO use very powerful spectacle
" when II Is necessary for her to six
Y state documents. Blindness IS heredi
q tary In the family.
\ Mrs Ellen c. johnson. superintendent
NOT the Shcrborn prison for women, he
Nfone 10 Chicago to show her method O
tgrading the women Of her reformatOr
x Mrs. johnson has been remarkably SUE
'fcessful IN dealing with her unfortunat
& inmatea. lnch one who improves
= encouraged hy a change made IN he
= dress. so that Il Is all the time r,iden
n who ARE trying 60 do well, and they AT
%crdilcd with u. Mrs. ,lohnson ha
~ taken TO the Columbian fair dolls lrcssc
+ to show these different grades
N Madame Christine Nilsson. otherwis
X the countess OF Miranda, spends moot ,
each year In a ralatinl house in Aluari'
|H Her bedroom, X Is rllrOniclod, lis paperc
Iwith sheets Of music from scores Of III
MNanons operas that she has integprcte,
"a whilst the walls OF the iinlnr-roosn m
eeoNered with a collection OF hotel blil