Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

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Be-" by Walter Beverly Crane. giving
a hint to editors as to how they SHOULD
treat contributors; a second paper on
writing for the Stage" bright short
story entitled The Professor and the
Editor;' a poem by Mary a. Denison.
and the usual valuable information In
the departments, The Manuscript
Market" Among the Periodicals.
Current Literary Articles" etc The
Authors Journal Pub. Co, New York.
Robert Louis Stevenson's last story.
st Ives" was left at his death prac-
tically completed, so ii Is stated BY
those who have seen the manuscript.
Many chapters had even received the
authors final revision. Stevenson had
been at work upon this novel for more
than year. and the first half OF II
had been entirely rewyitten several
times.
The novel is said to deal with the ad-
ventures of a Frenchman captured In
the Penlnsular war and shut up In Ed
inburgh castle. a love affair between
him and a Scottish maiden; duel on
the malden's account between him and
n fellow prisoner: and his escape from
the prison, are a few OF the episodes
that promise a romance OF as absorb
iiih AiteAesh ~ aAy otSNthHvh hoo PiS-
duced.
st, Ives" will be published serially
in McClure's Magazine; the price Of
which, by the way, has been reduced
to 10 cents copy.
II everybody were just, would any
body need to be kind? This question
naturally rises from the Five Minute
Sermon In Every Where for July. Is
Naples good place to visit In the
summer? Every Where answers the
question, by taking its readers there,
on one of Its famous Lightning
Tours" and ascending with them to
the very top of volcano Vesuvius. Is
there any use of taking cold? The
hclnth civil service examination de-
partment Of the paper answers that
question promptly and accurately. Did
you ever run away to go a-swlmming
II so, the illustrated poem of WIN
Carleton (who edits this bright journal,
and writes for every page of lt) will
bring back each step of the way, and
every plash OF the cool water. Every
Where Publishing company" Brook
Ign. N. Y.
Ever since the disappearance of the
colony sent out under Governor White
in 1881 by Sir Walter Raleigh, efforts
to trace them have been unavailing.
Recently II has been demonstrated that
they were carried westward among
the mountain Businesses Of the Blue
Ridge and amalgamated with the In
dams. An article In the July Mid
Continent Magazine gives a most en-
tertalning description of this singular
people, known as Croatans Illustra-
lions taken from life add value to what
Is both new and interesting on this
subject.
With the number for July the annals
OF the American Academy begins its
sixth year and volume. This is n num-
Der or 1856 pages and contains "The
development of the Present Constltu-
ton of France" by Professor II.
Satellites of the faculty Of law of the
University of Dion. France; THE
Ethlcal Basis Of Distribution and its
Application TO Taxation" by Professor
4. n. Carver OF Oberlin college; THE
Minimum Principle in the Tariff cf
lS2S and Its Recent Revival" by DR..
5. y. Harding; THE Position of the
American Representative in Congress"
by Mr.. c. II. Lincoln; a Note on
Economic Theory in America Prior to
100, ny Or. Q. w. Macfarlane. and
History: a Definition and a Fore
cast" by Professor Mary S. Barnes OF
Leland Stanford, Jr., University The
pook department contains notices OF
thirty-one books. As usual the notes
on Municipal Government and the
Sociological Notes are filed with
Items Of interest and value. Phlla-
delphia, ;1.OO.
A rare treat has come along In n
book Of Bear Stories. related. collected
ana edited by Mr.. Murat Halstead.
who has been melted to prepare this
work by his observations through
more than forty years OF active journ-
ollsm' that stories of bears were a
constantly popular department in the
newspapers. There is no doubt Of the
tact and this unique volume Is bound
10 have run. The bear has the liter
airy advantage over other beasts OF
appealing to the sense of humor and
at the same time offering an ample
supply of tragedies. Each bear story
Is apt to be a drama, for bears. like
men. play many parts. II is issued nv
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star Publishing Co, 211-2ls Madison
street Chicago, have Issued How
Marcus whitman Saved Oregon" with
ssketches Of Life on the Plains and
Mountains In Pioneer DAYS" nv q w
Nixon, A. NJ. NJ. D., president and
literary editor Of the Chicago Inter-
ocean. with introduction by Rev
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Also on July !, Lives and Cam
palgns OF Grant and Lee" A compari-
son and contrast of the deeds and
characters of the two great leaders i'm
the civil war, by s. w. OdeT. with In
troductory "reminiscences by Major
General o. o. Howard and Bishop John
= Newman. Profusely Illustrated
subscription edition. Large octave.
ID. Appleton d Co.'S June announce
ments include the story OF the Plants
by Grant Allen; European and Amer.
lean Cuisine, by Gesine I.emcke. A
street In Suburbia, by Edwin Pugh: A
study IN Prejudices. by George PASTOR.
The Mistress of Quest, by Adeline Ser,
geant; The Canadian Guide Book. com
plete In one volume; a new edition OF
Tracys Handbook of Sanitary Infor-
nation for Houscholders: and new
editions OF Appletons' General Guide
OF the United States: Dictionary of
New York; Handbook of Summer RE-
sorts; and Guide Book to Alaska.
French reading Americans. In fact all
persons who take an interest in liter
airy and artistic movements in Europe
and America, Will greet with pleasure
the announcement that there Is now
pubnshed new magazine. printed en-
tlrely IN French, yet designed espec-
ially for Americans.
La Revue Franco-Americaine is an
Illustrated monthly magazine, the mi
tai number bearing date Of June. 1885.
Inc Revue Will not be composed Of
haa 90.