Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-02
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.


.s.,.lasfn grew "s "N
snl'p VA, b,undel She is Ideall Look
~, II HI Siondel Do you know herr
y ". .romeut he was sitting well to
= ~ ,.s.t u Madame de Marizy's box,
y hox IN The res-de-chaussec; she
p'ts I, hIs little cries OF admiration
I, s.tOulshment-
su IN blondeg" she asked
.rs,.h blonde?" But there is only
Ne house this EVENING" In front
~ there IN the sainte-Mesne box.
III baroness, look carefully
M am looking; she is abomin-
N, dressed. but pretty
.prstiyg she is marvelous Badly
,..s.sa YES grant it. The Sainte-
y' .,a nave cousins in Perigprd, And
An smile aud her neckl But above
n ter shoulders"
y M n dear fellow, keep quiet: go. al
(. me- to listen TO Madame Caron"
IA prInce left her. No one knew
Al tbs Incompatible blonde was.
" had conc to the opera house often,
ssreyer. but sat In second row box.
ysT for Prince Agenor, nothing eN-
s,d beyond the first row,
m al once he remembered that
v1dame Picard was the opener of the
stltts-Mesme box.
81 YOU know the people In Madame
|. sainte.Mesme's box ?" he asked, as
!, salated Madame Picard
yhls Is the first time ! have seen
IN She Is a bourgeoisie, rich but
nIt Ns.NN Nffaf ~ to
I'M more about this blonde? She is
hsutlful womani She came with a
M brunette, her husband doubtless;
While she was taking Off her cloak,
a that always takes a little time. he
IA not say word to her But, you
I'M II, Palmer? He called on this
lsnde few moments ago, He can
N you who she Is
M prince found the banker alone
be box
The name Of the blonde in Madame
4. sainte- Mesme's box?"
Madame Derline?"
Most assuredly, notary. My
cary And If you wish to see
laialne Derine closer, come to my
m next Thursday; she viii be there
M wife Of a notary. She was only
Ilar The prince seated himself In q
x directly opposite Madame Derline,
"a as he gazed at her he reflected:
Fl Have | enough authority to create
tfajame Derline the most beautiful
roman In Paris"
4 For there Is always most beautiful
8oman in Paris and he, the prince.
8,i the credit Of discovering. pro-
kAIming. browning and consecrating |
I'm most beautiful woman. To launch |
iiame Derline! And why not? He
N never launched a little bourgeoisle |
|&,lore. He gazed at Madame Derline
&Drcugh his lorgnette. and discovered |
\ thousand graces and perfections
i Afer the opera, while the audience |
"a Dispensing. the prince stood at the |
M Of the grand staircase He had |
4ationed.holed two Of his friends. |
Come," he said to them, II am going
b shcs you the most beautiful woman
Psrs,r
/ While the prince was speaking an
tlft little man, attached to the staff
v very popular morning journal,
tlooi near by. This fellow was quick,
nd seized the princes words on the
ping He had the .act to catch, with
| seeming to. aud without losing one
3Yllable the conversation OF the three
{lshlonahle noblemen. A quarter OF an
fsr later he reached the newspaper
u there still time" he asked, "to
|nssIt about ten lines2''
IVES but you must be quick about
ms young man was a rapid writer
|feafteen lines were written before you
Pug wink. They brought francs so
..s,numss 10 the reporter, but they cost
perline much more than that.
Madame Derine was still in a half
poe as the chambermaid entered her
IAn ule next morning, placed tray
pon little table. started a fire and
fsn' out again on the tray there was
4 elg o. chocolate and newspaper, as
|slaL Then madame rose heroically,
.lpped her little bare feet into fur
Nv slippers, developed herself in a
ne cashmere dressing gown, and
||sah with little SILVER. into an arm
.lIf IN corner Of the fire place. She
IN w The newspaper, unfolded 1t,
~ rapldly glanced over II. At the
wv w. bottom she found the following
All night at the opera, there was
\ uhllhht performance of Carmen. So
", wv was well represented. Inc benun-
y. puchesse de Montaiglon. the pretty
,,,s-alssse Verdiniere de Lardac. the
B..s,.v. Marquise Murlel, the piquante
!. neaa he name OF the baronesse,
!. nN necessary to turn the mare.
. ssaalhe aid not turn It; she fell into n
Al anu after lazlly dreaming for
'sis s moments OF all these fashion
',r,p FVple, she turned the sheet and
sau , the reading:
\ sss, etc. We have the pleasure
~ -uan.ouncing the appearance Of a
mn which has suddenly shone
,srsa :. me Parisian constellation. The
NAV, ne ~ " ecstacies over an UNI
Ins III ylvn9e' with steel-gray eyes,
Y. whose shoulders-Ahl what shoul,
+ \, THOSE shoulders were the event
,s.ss evening On all sides was
~ VINO is she? Who Is sheq To
~ s nslong those divine shoulders p
! ,.srau ers VIII doubtless be pleased
s,n,r ,he name of this wonderful
n. she Is Madame Derline-'
NJ, ,name' Could 1t he? she was
VI XXI All the letters OF the nlphn-
Trsn,, mhdly over the newspapar.
nd cons an was able to find her name.
= sSn'nne her reading.
r,,lthlaW we OF one of the ablest and
'riaee a. farlslRn notaries. The
! such , neilns' whose word is law
he L. atterr. said last evening.
tr.sv S NY most beautiful woman In
stnlon !" are entirely Of this
ime VA, Vs dc Nerins! She knew the
/ he ss AN. Tor she read all the articles
tshtlv rlss journals, and he was con-
TRAITOR ~ p US being the supreme ar
But Al farislan eleganoies.
~ Az ~ once in the midst NJ h.r
Md her FEELING Of uneasIness
ft a ths, What would Edouard sny
q hs,. .nat very moment ghe ,vns asi,
6s0srA what would Edouard say
ssAed IN, upened the door. He mad
= feaS,,.airs to his wife's room af-