Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

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ntre,. And Harris ashefaetss 4,
ne mad Rrlefs in s ~ orokr Az, \!
OF his sons. Msnsne Success
es Ut, and he admilsa !. :sas M
~ ran Perhaps Nv q " y.
young and stron, NC y rlgsf
man he was when hs d X.
Shevrial In "A ps, e. NE ssf,;
at once disgurtea a. s.s Rts,s
IL Ire !, soeru. Mansfield AK ~ lllgtst
!, " no getting away frn Ia iallr,
ms ,, pest worl; lies hes 1m nA ~
r ,,a no reason WIN s's Mn III.
not have his own ihs an aeinr
y, \, London. To be sure ! v, MsyniAis
me tne New York public 1 ~ we tAitt
e ., and Il is an IA r I'M " d n
poets, politicians. n ~ plellc Ia.
actors guessing All ,rppalsf n,
I9oNs as though Mansas,aa ~ d
len, ,te mas youth. plrck KY nisi
there is a good deal in a a. ulsit
:" s,noss MI
Now and then you "a. !.
son mn IN New York at In i p,,,s
OF about town. and a d.n rla,ss
acter that old NAV ,cspsat'i
the most popular man W, Ihat
as a man, aside from N II, 70 Tn
an actor is undoubted' n H -, pss,
II If his impersonati5r ~ y IN, nay \
vagabond. Rip Van WHIT 4, 4
one admire him. or Il ,nsr y, W. \
sonality OF the man. M, y "
You IKE him whom You my N. Y II, ~
not wonder that Presldssss, M %.
cleveland are proud n II. ~
The friends OF MIR. Jefiers y, lu,il
nave for the most par, t1
Booth and wallack ana fi p y
splendid Mccullough. Il ,r S,ii's
Jefferson has conserved Ky ~ =
Yer than did the Others ~ n. ,.lea
the drinking habits N ~ i'e
Cuilough, and phyalcallg h y. y.
SO weak as Barrett ma - ~ y
men, so he has outlasi,S sy'u'
would seem after all mai 4 ,. W.
permanent has a good AL J., ~ y
ms success, and Ieirersons II yY
one; Success has done hln ~,
1t does not some men II ~
to see the old actor ia any s,.i n'1
ering. Every actor is M, -
man, any more than every e,..,..
is an actor. But Joseph leas-. 4
gentleman always, on Or m x. =
Not the Beau Btummel sart ~, ~ y.
man or the modern sor, y "
wide trousers, chews gun, snssr !, }
mother and says things sbep, y
OF his fathers clothes II "a
to meet q gentleman Of N. IA NJ
now and again, one Of he s1rt N
you know, that Thackeray ~.
Colonel Esmond. Joseph j,s.t.
about as good a type Of Inc o,l,.si
gentleman as YOU can dpi n ,
these days, when the new M T.
the new woman are running ~
Is well to go back to old ideals
Good wine needs no bu,A All
the same token good women 4. J
yond praise, Yet am conslral,.a,
speak so OF Mrs. Elllottr. sesa,. Z
her tender devotion TO the mir,n,
n man who, in his day, was nor 4
culed and more misunders,ood N
any man Of HIS time. Psrhaps 4 n
honest, well-meaning man nsss Il.
When he spent some siepta /, ,
into Journalism, the man helkut n
he was going to establish rsfo,,
newspaperdOm that would lss, n
time and that would change u.
order. Then he gave orders M.
Democratic writer's were to he sn,,l .
on his paper, and sent scmtihIns
sembling a census report to al .,
reporters, requiring them TO s,al.ii
names, ages, condition Of nri
married or single. religion All
church they attended. But ,AsJ "
TO the occasion. When he receiaiI
returns he found that pretty n
every man on his STAFF va II
Roman Catholic and DemWts.
colonel sent for his maragIrs Y.
showed him the list, and assdl
opinion. Well" said the muls
editor, scratching his heal I
known those boys Tor some rear
It is the first time ever hAld
they owned any religion Or Ioli
But I'll tell you one thing. Thu
blanked good newspaper men, ahi
win cripple my department ityag
charge them" They we're ~
charged. In spite OF his peculiar
Colonel Shepard was popular
could not help but think he
meant well, and the touching O
ton of his wife to his memory \ Z
that he was a good man. sns
Just dedicated to his memory ! =
full church on the Hudson. y
strictly carrying out all o. ne Y
that he expressed while alive. !.
a typical Vanderbilt, and i nay
said OF the Vanderbilt womea ni
have been as good and chafl1i.
they have been unostentatiorA "
that there is something adiniilipI
this woman's devotion TO her hus''
memory. 1t is not new womani'a
I am not quite sure how "a. !,
tional journalism Is golns y I. 4
New York, but some well-51 Y,
ciety women are going y n-
Now women in society, IKE 2.
public life, are TO an extent .ns !,
erty OF the newspapers, e , ~ !"
about and all that ad npi'. .,,,
when the thing is done deefn~
fairly the society woman ~ 4,
rule, no cause 10 compiAala. ~, y +,
main 1t is done decently, az isN "a u
great daily newspapers !. = in,'
cept in a general way si, wnr ~
hands Of men any more. wos 'rri
women OF tact and talent. az X s
FOR This work, and they 90 y ~ ~
man could have half tnelI ri
editors recognize TINS Ia AZ Tx
thing that has stirred w Wy X
New York women is the az X Y
sational newspaper. It had gu, !,
hrigbt Young men take nv ssr., a
shots at women who ro. as i" h,
the neighborhcod Of osnIN Nh, )
night in risque costumes j NJ y
ali right. a good many q 9.,s IN !
who do this have been ~ o' eojIei
their usual haunts by ln5 rs
the bright young rep psn,y womb
Ia label these as society sS,s name
70 mt highly respectan'n,rn M
low the pictures. Il W. rabIIsl
There is a weekly papes. buaai
New York that makes s.n \ I'D
showing women very m ,,ssn papp'
in its columns, It mas M ps unic'
this altogether new "a III Il may y
III of yicIousness ana 4 COZ
, pl1 u hing viii spread ,,os.bly
sense sen grand jury WI What !
he thing in New folA
old hymn2 ,,. =, /, blr
"whilc The lamp hold, ,rt IN 7"