Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

afterwards told me that he was much
amused al finding himself an author
eWoQg authors. ~ have wrttcn Ouiy
lass | speeaicd 70 him that II was far
ono hook be said. "Ond that win BE- ny
thAn 4 dozen h0d books 'erhnt IA inst
the reason why l don't intend to write
any more he nnlicd frankly. with 4
twinkle IN bis eve. "Mv autOhiOrrnphy
VAS 20 well received that L am afraid
! emit do anything else Tint viii cosac
ep 70 besides ! slueoHed myself Org
whcu wrote Il ~ haVon't anything
moro 90 say IL was. however. Mir
Jeuerson's modcsty that spoke for MS
discourse Ga the Drama which he 40.
hNcred the other night as Carnegie hall.
90 large aud delighted audience. show.
81 that BE- had very much more TO sny.
inuetu, y was Ngeivcd with such favor
that no less than 100 requests have been
sent him for its repetition in various
PARTS or the country II Is not unlikely
mat ne VIII accept many OF these en-.
Eagments. and make q lecture tonr.
a puhushing house Ia this city a about
% bring out now volume hy Henry
James a collection OF tWo long and two
short stories 70 be entitled "lhc Real
Thing new cdtion of Bryre's
American Commonwealth" which has
neen twice revised with the greatest care
by the author professor Bryce M. lN
khe way, one OF the most conscientious
literary workmcn of bis timcl and a new
edition Of Pepy's Dairy" witch Will
contain much new material aud new
novel entitled Tho Marpl0t" hy "A new
writer :, r. Lysaght OF bristol, lCnr.
laud ''rhc Mnrplot" Is said Ia he n
work OF unusual ptwvr and those who
nave rad the manuscript predict that Ii
Wi make y literary sensation.
a most Interesting collection OF essays
~ Iola. entitled "flc Experimental
Novel N In press. These essnys wnf,
published years agO In French. wore dis.
covered aud resutrt ctcd lay a discerning
critic and viii bc published for the Rrsl
une Ia English IN few weeks. Ioln
writes 80 few essays that this collection
VIII be OF rare Interest 10 the student OF
htoratufq The same hrm haa also ln
hand Edward Ercrptt uales "a Nav
England boyhood,' which h sure 90 DO
one OF The most attractive books OF tbe
year and a new story by picrr Lott
called Jean Reruy, Sailor"
Dr. Felix bamhcrr who died recently
az 80, Grnuen, France, had one of tho
most Interesting cancers Ia modern news
paper lie. lie was for mauy yenrH
stationed Ia Paris. FIRST nv correspondent
for the German press and later ne writer
aud editor on the papers az Paris For
several years he served as consul general
for Germany aud during this neriod he
wrote his wmarkablo pamphlet. "rurldgh
Talk which cxplalucd the causes of ,hc
Inmonn war aud vratcd sensation 10
EUROPE, lie was intimately acquainted
WITH hobhel, the poutphilosOpher whoHo
life he wrote. Two Of Ms rrntcst
JOURNALISTIC fcats were his account OF the
interview between Napoleon III and
Emperor Franz Joseph OF Austria, aud
OF the meeting between Napoleon aud
the Prince OF Prussia. niterwafd VIII
Ham lie also had Intimate aud con-
idorunl relations with the Emperor
Frederic and King Charles Of Roumnnia.
lls career WIS Ia many respects like
thnt Of M. de hlowitg. Ina whom modern
journalism II typihnd
A remarkable book has Just appeared
Ia Germany, and II IL Is authentic. Il
VIII doubtless prove a great literary sen
sauon. IL consists OF what pnrpuf4s 10
he unpublished letters Of SchOpenhuuer
They have been complied by Professor
Ludwig schlemnun
Tho admirers OF Julien Gordon or
Mrs, Van Rensselaer, CruEer, az She IA
known IN New York. will be- Interested
70 learn that n translation into German
OF her first novel "a Diplomats Diary
has been made by friedrich Splelhnp,n,
and has been very favurahly noticed hy
the German critics. Spielhaguu Is one
Of the leaders among the modern Ger
man writer's
poultney Rigelow, who II now travel.
ing in Europe, was very warmly w..
reiyed by hiH old friend, the Emperor
William, during his recent visit In Ger.
many. Mr.. Bigclow, while hia fnther
was United States minister nc Berlin,
went % school with the emperor, and the
two youths formed u ffiendHhlp which
has continued ever since IL Is thought
by some that this circumstance was un
devoted a large portion of his working
life 60 writing eulogistic nrtclca mud
books about the present kaiser His
volume publiahed last year. entitled
"EmpcrDr William and Ills Eastnrn
Ncighhom," has been done into Gormnn.
aud has pleased, s0 IL "a suid both The
emperor aud the German reading public.
WARRINGTON