Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
LITERARY NoItS.

one OF the most popular writer's Of
stories depicting army NE Is a woman,
Mrs. STANDARD, ana one OF The writer's
OF the day whl nnds insplrI ton chiefly
I'm naval HE ana adventure Is also a
woman, Miss Molly Elliot Seawell
q Aiiss seawell has chosen for the heroes
\ OF her fonlances many OF tie most gal
J liant commanders in the American navy
4 curing rs early years. Now she has
made the most famous Of ALL John
Paul Jones, the subject OF biographl-
+ ta sketch which VIII appear in the
Aprl Century. II Is, IN a measure. a
3 ylndieatlon OF Admiral Jones. who was
+ called a pirate by no less authority
q ihan Ihackerty, MISS Seaweu shows
p MN "a have been "A slngle-hpart-
ed and devoled patriot The article Is
founded upon unpublished dncumrntg
4 U the possession Of the government
= Ihere are preserved at Washington
q hundfeds OF letters feom Paul Jones.
< me larger number being written 10
Franklin and Lafayette. one of me
tietieia 10 fraultln, which Is freely used
e IN the Century, gives Jones own nunInt
U but ErAphlc account Of the enhancement
\ between Tie byn domme Richard ana
y the Scraps.
rourlst--I am going to travel. .hovo
= kind? Va any
Z Dealer--I should say yes: here Is the
latest FUNDAMENTALLY Railway Guide
precisely what you need. Ii Il pre-
l eminen,ly the best, (sells onel
l. Some Curiosltles OF Thlnltlnr viii ha
described by DR.. NJ Allen starr az tbe
4 college " Physicians and surseong
K New York. in tho Popular Science
Monthly for April. His eases include
thoAe Of persons with various strange
with defect IA one part
y"f the brain only, and some with pow
efs beyond the normal for calculation
Tor music
Mt w. II. Malloek, the eminent Eng
lish student OF Socialism. has written
'tIor the April number Of the Forum ann
iof the most luminous explanations or
the fallacies OF Socialism which mas
ever appeared, entitled the Real GUM
a assssnes q socialism, IL is "A striking
style. '' iue'u
.scrlbner's Magazine for Anrn
nbounds In Easter features. The covnr
itself is q very striking arrangement OF
lilies. The frontlspicce Is partic1lar-
iy excellent engraving by ciosson ~ a
painting called "The Worshlnnara .
Theh follows striking series OF Easter
2 pictures by four Of the best illustrators
OF our day--Smedloy, Lynch. Abbey and
Weeks These Illustrations represent
Easter scenes IN New York. Paris Ali
Engiand and Jerusalem Another ori.
4 ginal feature or the number Is an Eas-
y Ter hymn written many years ago bv
u THOMAS blackburn. Interpreted In n
Y series Of six full pages by Henry Me-
" carter These pictures are OF reInark-
2aple decorative value.
The Atlantic Monthly for April con.
tains lnstallments OF the two serials
now running: A Singular Iife. by Mrs
Elizaheth Stuart Phelps Ward ami the
; Seats Of the Mighty. by Gilbert pnrker.
" Fictlon Is further represented by he
second part OF Gridous Pity BY Graec
Howard Pelrcc, and touching single
4 number story. by Annie Tinmbun
9Slosspn, entitled Dumb Foxglove.
George Birkbeck HIN, contributes The
thfst of his papers. A Talk over Auto.
( sraphs. which promises a most intereat-
N ing series. s''-
an atmosphere Of Spring Is given tn
Ene issue by delightful paper on,
'9'lowor Lore of New England Children.
pS %iire Morse. Earle. Two papers OF