Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

pathetic scenes attending the throwing
OF a battery into the river when the
colonel was finally made 10 beheNe
that the surrender OF Gen Lee al
Appomattox was a fact. The tale
was fact. The tale is told in Mr.
Pages best style. and abounds In that
pathos with which he cleverly emhodles
the scene of every day life. one can
not refrain from sympathzlng win me
'ilsar spirited colonel when he uttered
the sad command. Let them go, and
God be our helper, amen Ihcn iol-
lowed the plash. as together the pieces
fell into the waters below, and the
soughing boughs chsnted the requiem
OF the cause, dear to the hearts or
those oTciating, and the rivers muir
muir was the dying whispers OF depart,
ed hopes OF the brave men who had
so long manned the guns now lying
in their watery grave.
John March Southerner" by
George W. Gable, Is the continued nov
el for the year William Henry Bishop
contributes u novelette, to be finished
in June, "a Pound OF Cure" story
Of Monte Carlo. the most famous gam
bling resort in the world. Austin Dob
sons sketch OF "Tully'R Head" noted
old book store In London. Is extremely
interesting because 1t is so completely
reminiscent OF the Eighteenth century.
and calls to mind the wonderful galaxy
OF literary lights that hourlshed at
that time,
Demorest's Monthly, April, office Of
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Terms, So a year.
Demorest for May opens with a pro-
fusely illustrated article, Russian
Home industries" by Arthur Field
The text OF the paper gives the reader
an excellent conception OF peasant life
in a country of which so little liz really
known. The Illustrations furnish ad-
mirable object lessons In the various
home industries. as well as those which
are pursued In shops For instance,
there are pictures Of women making
bread, the baking in crude ovens, of
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ter-carrying, spinning, weaving on the
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music and dramatic art. A symposium
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