Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-15

I iAAlNnN Ni lNu0FlA NiA1 NlF
/ ian celebrations. the French victory In
! Madagascar. the cuban situation and
British policy in Venezuela. Among
| home topics OF the month the com
! ing elections, the condition OF New
York politics, the antl-prize fight
carnpnign Ia the Southwest and the
educatlonul outlook are selected for
treatment. The November number CON
talns half dozen interesting portraits
" Pasteur, aud presents an account
Of the ilustrl0us French chomlsts life
work. given by Professor Percy Frank
land In hts address before the British
association. together with the late
Professor Tyndalrs estimate Of Pas
tours discovories-the whole forming a
unique contribution to popular knowl-
edge OF the great scientists personality
and public services,
Mary Anderson de Navarro In her
stage career memoirs. which viii he
published IN the Ladies' Home journal
THE opening chapters In the December
issue) gives the publiC n most Interest,"
ing and entertaining view Of the trials
and hardshlps she successfully combat
ed in following out her conviction thnt
the stage presented to her the oppor-
tunity for a splendid career. She ex.
ulantly refers to her debut in Louis
ville Ky, on Saturday evening. No
vembor 81. 1915 upon which occasion
the "tall. shy and awkward" Girl OF
sixteen Interpreted Shakespenre's love-
lorn Juliet" The performance was
arranged upon two days notice-tim.
for but a single rehearsal-and the as
pring Kentucky girl was jubilant when
the theatcr and n stock company were
offered her. upon condition that she
play without pay. Her happiness how
over was not uncloudsd. FOR Of the
event she writes with touching puthos'
slaaaH l.. al 4. ne
first appearance was arranged was
one of toe happiest days OF all my life.
fllcd as II was with the brightest hops
and anticipation only one black cloud
hung over Il; the thought OF Monte
and my grandparents who were all
very dear 10 me, Had ! known then
that would never see the face NJ the
former, that he would die, my mother
and ! far away from him. and that
almost until his death he would refuse
To forgive or gee me unless / Hban-
dnnod the Ftngs-llfe which he thought
"a inluriouE-nay SINFUL would even
then have renowned what was within
my grasp. This ostrangement sadden-
I'd many years Of my life and has cast
q shadow over all the otherwise bright
and hHnny memories Of him who was
the father friend and playmate OF our
cmldnond days"
81
NJ the World" the new magazine 1T
up-to-date general information Ia fully
up Ia the stand nd nxcd by the Initial
number, Among the notable articles
VI the November issue IL an excellent
ana simple explanation of the Monroe
Doctrine showing the source OF the
present Wide difference Of opinion on
the meaning aud application OF that
famous principle.
NunnrpuH Interesting inventions and
scientific discoveries are described, uc-
comranicd by good Illustrations.
Among the lending articles rs one by
Miss Anna Tulman Smith OF the Bur
rau Of Education at Washington, In
which that wen known specialist shows
the important results Or grading
school children by the neG psychologist
NJ tests. The departments OF ri
nance" Commerce" Art" and lit
er1turc," sum up cntertalningly the
mouth's news IN those fields.
The American Historical Register
for November has Tor it, frontlspirce u
beautifully colorcd and embossed rr-
PRODUCTION Of the Insignia of the MIL
itory order Of Foreign Wars OF the
United Sntos VI America An article
IN this number which VIII attract pnr-
tl'u'nr attention Is one by Hon w II.
Bailey, Sr, LII. D., or Houston Tex.
ON the Regulators OF North Carolina"
"Lafayettcs visit to the United States
In lS2i'2j.' takes the nations guest
through New Jersey with score OF
Illustrations. a dcRccndnnt of his tells
much that IL new and entertaining
about General ST. Clair Mr. l.. D.
Sclsco Of New York contributes n very
readable article on the Rural Militia
~ New Amsterdam
VIII Cartoons ncwspa per-mngl2in
Everywhere, published at Brooltlyn,
eonlnins notes and bright bits as It's
namc Indicates from everywhere. be-
Sides n number OF Carlcton's poems
ana sketches In each number.
The Tablet and Ticket company. Chi.
cego. have recently issued a number
Of tcnchcrs' aids including handy
diSHcctcd board map Of the United
States
drnndfather's Clock mud Darling Lit
Tie Nell are among the latest publi.
cations OF the White Smith Music
Publishing company. New York.