Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-03

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The Atlantic Monthly for December
contains memorial article on DIR
Holmes, by the editor, "a which mem
tion IS very properly nude or Dr.
Holmes coustanoy 10 that magazine.
Characteristics shown still more stiik-
insly In his passion q local PATRIOTISM
Nj. william sharp gives certain letters
% Walter Pster. together win some
interesting personal "Reminiscences. An
Old-Tifne Soruaia Is an exceedingly
entertaining account OF a Ladles' Liter
AIRY Society in Norwich Conn. early
In this century. the story OF which IS
now FOR the first time told, and tod
with a full Appreciation both OF ts
value as a bit % social history and the
unconscious hiimor TO be- found In its
minutes. Mr.. Franklin Elsiman.
whose nunCenl Letter 70 a Western
Friend attracted a good deal Of at
IGNITION, cmtributes an equally plain
spoken epistle 10 an English friend.
Miss Agnes Rsppller considers Ghosts
In her most dellFhtful manner. and
rightly deprpcates the attempts now
made 20 lure tham from the seciuslon in
which they habiiually dwell. The
study OF Reginald Pole Is concluded,
his life as Archbishop OF Canterbury
being alec n history OF the attempted
restoration OF the Church Of Rome in
the England NJ Queen Mary. a Christ
mas flavor is given 20 the number by
SIR Edward Straehey's Christmas AT an
English Country House. q charming
contemporary sketch; and the graceful
tale, The Christmas Angel Il is 70 be
hoped that Nj. G. Howard walkers
Suggestions ON the Architecture of
Schooiouses may be needed II is an
earnest plea for greater beauty in such
structures In America. The most note
worthy piece of fiction IN the number
" mo conclusion Of Mrs Foote'S very
striking novelette,. The rrumpeter. the
second part dealing with fragment
OF CoNcy's army in their far-w stern
lnllrcn. Mrs. Foote'S hnaness Of touch
ana delicate insight have ldom been
SHOWN 70 better advantages.
Hpughton, Milliln q Co, Boston.
Ihe christmas number Of Scrlbner's
MashZine presents remarkable list
OF popular writers, Including Rudyard
Hipling. Robert Grant, II. G. Bunner,
hrander Matthews and George W.
Gable, In Illustration 1t shows a NUM-
Der OF novel features. Oliver Herforl
produces series OF fantastic draw
ings which are curlously interviewer
with the text Of Brander Matthews
story in manner new TO magazine
Illustration. Another notable feature
IN Illustration Is the three frontls-
pieces showing the best work of \. n.
Frost Albert Lynch and Emile Frnint,
each drawing being very original in
sentiment and treatment one Of the
richest illustrated articles ever pub
lshed In an American magazine Ia the
account OF the great English painter.
George Frederic, watts. Il. A.. by the
eminent art critic. Cosmo Monkhouse.
who writes from the earliest snowl-
edge. and with the approval OF the
resenting the most characteristic phas-
~ Of WATTS arr, both the wood en-
cravings and the process plates show
ing n dclicacy that is seldom seen
The number opens with noble poem
by Rudyard NipllnE entitled Me
Andrews Hymn which gives the
philosophical reflections of the old
Scotch engineer OF an ocean liner. In
elevated feeling and stately rhythm
Mr. Kipllng has never surpassed this
poem. ii has been Interpreted with