Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-01
TO LUCKY MlLLlONAIRES.
AMERICAN ACTRESSES VINO HAVE
MARRIED. Rium MnN.
odette ryicr Says She WIN Wed
Howard eouid--Jonn a. Plasicr
rants IN Love with contraito
voice-Othcr Notable Cases.

BY Associated Press,
New York. March o.. The an
nouneement OF the engagement OF
Howard Gould. third son OF the late
jay Could to Miss odette Tyler. the
actress, has doubtless stirred New
York circles deeply. True, the news
had been somewhat discounted by ru-
NOR. but nevertheless the fnct that a
second son of the late nnancier found
wife on the stage is sufficient cause
for an abundance Of comment So
there will soon be two weddings IN the
Gould family, though there viii prob
ably not be double wedding. The
Goulds have been the especial sub.
jeots OF marital gossip for some weeks
Of late. Tho name of Miss Helen was
first juggled aud tossed about, She
WAS given TO several men IN the face
Of positive denals and not until tlic
formal announcement that Misa Anna,
ana not Miss Helen, was the young
lady approaching matrlmony would
the wagging tongues accept the truth,
Brother George was even driven 10 the
publication OF n statement TO relieve
the tension. Mr.. William NJ. IIarrl-
man, New York clubmnu aud bro-
ker, member OF the awell set and ana
OF estlmable family connections, 80
Miss Annals nancee. The brides for
tune In her own right ia estimated at
Sl5000.oOO This. however WIN be be
yond tho control of the prospective
husband
No sooner had rumor released the
name OF Miss Helen and Miss Anna
than It was whispered that Howard
the third son and fourth child, had
serious intentions and would soon-talSe
II wife In Miss Tyler. The statomeut
was most vigorously denied, even by
the yoIng man himself, but yesterday
he took back his assertions and made
known the facts. If The divine pruvl-
dence has marked as smooth path
Tor Howard as it seems 20 have nj
lotted to George Gould, the marriage
should prove happy one When
George determined 10 marry Miss
Edith Kingdom Of Daly's theater. ne
met strong parental opposition. The
young mans nrmness won, aud he is
today, say those who know him lnti-
mntely, as much IN love with his wife
MS when he married her Their home
is frightened by four cnildren,two boys.
Kingdom. named after his mother and
Edwin, and two daughters. one named
f,t.v tsa,tt, gs,ptJ 49, a,n,.d 49,,
married Miss Sarah G shrady, adopted
daughter Of Or George r. shrady
noted physician, October "a. 1899.
trine over month before the death
Of Jay Gould rhus all OF the imam
oier's children are either now murried
or engaged except Miss Helen and the
youngest son. who % at school
Howard Gould Is following in the
footsteps OF his father. In thar ne is
becoming nnancier and broker. lie
has not yet cut very wide swarth IN
the financial world, but has shown
considerable shrcwdness and ability
He is being shown the secret paths
and by-wnys Of nnnnce and spec
ulation by his brothers, George and
Edwin. Like the remainder Of the
family, he is domestic IN his tastes
and cares little for society He
dresses well but not lavishly, ana his
name ls clear Of. scandals or OF esca-
pades In the old tenderloin district.
His fortupe Is about equal to that OF
Miss ANN sl5.oOo,OOc IL also is prnc-
tically beyond his control except ns
one Of tfe executors OF tho entire es-
tate, which jay Gould stipulated in
his will should be kept intact the ak
children te hold equal shares only to
draw the Income during their llfe-
time, their share to go TO issue Or IN
case Of no issue to their brothers and
sisters on their death. The estate was
valued at ,s72,ooOOOo on Mr. Gomd's
death. but 1t has since increased in
value.