Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-17
CAMP WILL Be MARRIED.
FORT woRTHs BRILLIANT YONG
ATTORNEY TO BE \ BENEDICT.
The Reeent AspIrant for the second
Place on the Democratic Ticket
WIN wed Hsuston BeIie-Thaf
New York Trip.

Handsome and popular Berry W
Gang who figured eouspicuousiy At the
recent Democratic convention Is hard
runner for the sex nd place on the
par;ys ticket. VIII BE- married in No
I sernber He has not admitted the fact,
tut the Gazette states il as fact and
Il goes
The young lady CT his choice Is Silss
I KatAaFine House. one q the
most beautiful and &C cnpiished young
I ladies' Of Houston She Sc the daugh-
ter Of AR and Mrs. c. :. House. The
family is one Of the oldest in the state
Z jim Eogg. governor Of Texas. is &C
countabie. partly, for the good fortune
Of the happy and handsome young
couple to bs.
When San Jaeinto day was celebrated
In Houston last. Coy. e'Jim" ordered
Camp. VINO Is a member OF his staff,
to bs present In that city.
II was there that the most import
ant event Of the career o. the brilliant
young lawyer and In the life of the
Houston belle occurred.
/, is said that during the course
Of the celebration that day. dashing
Berry W. picked up the young lady's
kerchlef which she had dropped to
the pavement Gov. Jim" was pres
ent at the critical moment lie knew
the Houston damsel a1d her family
lie introduced the bIusnlng Berry, and
on reliable authority, II may be stated
tnat he hluahed. Berry himself is
mum" about the whole business. but
these facts may be relied upon.
The campaign began. No heart IN
Texas watched with equal s0llcitude
the varying fortunes OF Fort Worth's
brilliant young attorney IN his fight Tor
the second place on the great Demo-
cratic ticket albeit, ne numbered hosts
OF the warmest personal friends
throughout the state, VINO watched the
fight from beginning 10 end with an
eye single to his interests, as did the
Houston belle The campaign closed.
Camp was defeated iE the political
race but up at Nantasket beach. where
the thunders or the Atlantic surf are
continually reyerbrating. heart muir
INJURED that he would not be defeated
IN aspirations dearer to his heart than
an political hOnOrs. That heart was
the personal joint property Of Miss
Katharine House and Berry W Camp
y reporter Of this paper met Berry
with a grip in his hand. boarding a
street car for the Union depot Just
after his unsuccessful fight at the
Dallas convention. Berry looked ex-
ceedingly clipper for a young man
who had been defeated when he had
had every reason to believe that he
would be successful
In fact, he looked happy beyond ex-
preston.
where are you going. Berry," asked
the reporter.
TO New York" he responded.
'Business?"
Business Very importan business.
corporation business" And Berry look
ed as serious as IL truth We're astraddie
OF his aqulllne nose.
Yes, Indeed; this corporation busI-
ness Is the greatest bushes l eyer
tackled. and II l don't bring 1t to
successful Issue 1 am going to sell out
shop and join the Populists."
And Berry returned. He has been
smiling like a 'possum ever since. he
smiles at Judge; he smiles at a Jury.
He has smiled at the lawyers who said
hard things at his client In court Ue
mas smiled at everything the sun looks
down upon In its transit across the
heavens. He has Outsmiled the very
moon. And the smile declares him vic
torlous, and the Gazette's statement
may be relied upon. despite any state
inent to the contrary, notwlthstand-
me- mat the wedding will take place
next week. You may rely upou mis-
boys and swarm into his Office and
congratulate him.