Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-26

NNN lprk, February si.--Chauncoy NJ
Depew and Ex-Governor Roswell u.
hlowtr wcrc made thirty-second degree
'New York conslstory.
Iho latest novelty at the Bowery dime
museums is 10 be soon at tho establish.
ment located farthest down town. n Is
10, ttoIn needle-threading contest he
Held gold watch" People WHO nal
'0'''@o ttsn Bowery arc not hard TO amuse.
A twenty-story building viii soon be
uhler way on Forty-socond street. nes
th NY lStand Central depot, Tho big new
~, ,ve u, N inc same locality Is receiving
W liMshing touches. Plans for n twcntv
story monster on Park Row were MED
sounhy, Inc outlook for structural iron
ana steel Is not NJ all he'd
man appeared at the office Of ono
OF inc popular music halls the other night.
accompanied by big dog. After con-
siderable parlcy he got a second ticket
H., III h.s eonpanion, and the tylte went into
cuhlhe contrastcd favorably with that OF
so'he humans who visit such places.
Husband and wlfc are oo.pastors in n
ehurch In the city located nj tho other end
OF tho big bridge. The two first met in
school, ard loved almost nt sight rhew
uyn,N'l Themselves to he called to the
ministry and studied together, were or
S camel together. md wore shortly. after
Oh the shoulders OF each.
y society woman of Minneapolis. vile
OF a prominent physician there; made her
debut at one OF tho Sacred concerns"
ncre me other night She Is on the bill
TOT tonight ana says she will stick to
SauucNillc until something hetters offers
meantime something like 'stetn hundred
Tanned women &C tho stage are willing
TO take Ia washing here IN order TO buy
inc bare necessities OF life.
The Brooklyn health authorities have
called the attention OF church folk to an
OLD law prohibiting the ringing ~ church
Oeils. rms has lsaen done IN order 10
suppress the Lenten bells which. 50 tile
doctors elalm, pluy havoc wlth their pa.
tleuta. So far the chief DIRECTORS 40 iha
enforcement q the ordinance arc those
people who say that they arc In the ihahIt
bells, '''''"h' 70 ''''
AS tho afternoon draws 10 an end In
The metropolis vast nrmy Of scrub
women descend upon the busy district
down town whore tower lne ofnec build
inss. They swarm into the rapidly de-
serted streets In picturesque thTougz.
THY jest and gahble na they chow IN 'ir
way through the Hooks OF well dressed
professional men who are -hastcning from
thu offices for tho night. They soon md
Their respective stations, and thcro IL
little ceremony in the beginning VI Their
labors.
young man here, who has money TO
burn. but who likes to 40 out Of the beaten
path In all things. thought he would get
lots OF amusement out OF an advertise
ment for a wife. He has had his fun. il
married. TO an accomplished lady, but
now mes IN peck of trouble ENnu'ly
Gl1 loye-sick women answered his "ud'' In
loss than o week. out OF tho batch ha
selected forty, aud entered intu q business
corrcsponlcuce with them, At lonEth Ia
rejected ten, thou twenty, then nine, ANA
he has four suits for breach Of promise
Oh his hands.
The skating rink, backed by the rich.
est men OF the 400" opened this week.
1t occupies de7irahlo spct On West s.xty-
sixth street. and Is said to be the largest
rink IN the world. An entirely new sys-
ten Of manufacturing icp VIII I've used
In the rink for the mt itinlp. The ma
chimes WIFI be powerful enough 10 main
tain good leo for skating IN tho middle OF
summer, II II is desired. In summer, how.
cvor, n false floor may be put down for
roller skating or tennis. and u
roof garden VIII cap the cin4aN, 40 TO
speak Mrs. John Jacob Actor and Others
ia her set skate1 In the opening quar-
drille