Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-21

a Few Things
Ihat are Wen worth your MhlIe 10
KNOW
are an enthusiast oil COURSE II you 40
not you VIII stand IL chance OF pecpm'
ing an enthusiast regarding TINS most
fascinating sport when you learn all
about H. when you may 10 by reaulns
the charmingly Illustrated article on
.snowshoelng IN the Northwest PUB
llshed IN the trbtuhfy hunntr OF De
morest $ FAMILY MasnHine, men theTe
you may learn about through the same
medium, some OF the curious rell-
gtuus belieis OF the Hindus, now jug
gernaut taxes n btth' ETC. Which are
told with words ana numerous lllustrn-
tons IN a paper entitled "A Glance az
Hinduism, Valentines from Famous
People" includes contributions from
Nine. MelDa, w. II. GIBSON Cheiro'
Miss Elizabeth Matuury, Mrs. sydney
Rusenhcll ana pthers' Love IN 3lhu
rs "A prcttlly told story, among the IL
lustrauons FOR when are sNhmples
OF the various ulphHbfts used by the
blind; AT Cross Purposes Is comedy
In two acts. that could easily be pro-
duced at homei ,'hecitations FOR Chll-
dren' VIII afford amusement for the
little ones, uud Tor their older friends
as well, AN Evenings Amusement
offers excellent suggestions for enter
tanning house party, or .bny small
company OF guests some Jolly Nalen-
tlnes' gives instructions for making
valentines that Will AFFORD no end Of
FUN; and-but It is impossible 10 give
"A complete list of all the good things.
Every department Is complete and each
succeeding number eNcel5 the one pre-
viously Issued; and the magazine is
published for only 81 year, by w,
jennings Demorcat. 10 East Fourteenth
The New Science Review for January,
the third issue Of this attractive quar-
terly of science, fully Keeps up the high
standard attained In its two preceding
numbers. and Is likely to add to the
favor with which the promising enter
prise has been everywhere received, 1t
character. among them one by Major
General Druyson, dealing with that
subject OF reform In educational meth
DDS which attracted so much attention
TO Mr., Jordau's paper ON Mental
Training" in the october number.
Grant Allen In THE Amateur IN Sci
enCc." deals In ms well known spark
ling manner with a side issue OF the
same interesting subject The question
of What Electricity H." propounded
In the october number, has called forth
q number Of well written replies, which
deal with this important query from
varied points OF view. Among the
other articles special attention may be
called to General Cowels paper on
the Union OF Astronomy and Geology"
Lord Raylelgh's consideration Of THE
New Element In the Atmosphere the
contributed by Baroness Althea SAL
yador; Charles Morris's timely paper on
'rhe Railroad In ASIA and Major
Handy's valuable account OF The
worlds Cables which II Illustrated by
a very useful map, showing the loca-
lions OF the various cable lines There
are several articles or interest, a series
OF Notes ON the Progress OF Science
and department OF reviews which
is II now and important ADDITION TO the
magazine.
AT last 1t has been mhue known that
the death OF Emln P0sha was due sole
ly to the pride OF petty African chiet-
tain who wished to snow ms more pow
erful neighbors thut ne was not AFRAID
to take the lie OF a Whlte man me
first detailed account OF the murder
OF perhaps the most picturesque ilgure
among explorers IS written Tor the teb-
ruaFy century pS ~ dorsey Mohuh'
United states agent IN the Congo Free
state MI Mohuns sergeant VINO was
member OF Stanley Emln Rellet
expedition, discovered Two or the as
sassins MT Nohun arrested them,
and very inseniously extracted run
confession when ne mas given IN their
own graphic language both We're
hung Just year at'er they had cut
on Emin's mead
A wax cast OF me lace OF Napoleon
was made surreputlously the night
slcian, Or. Arnott II was sold by him
FOR $4,000 TO the KING OF Nurtenburg,
from whom. some years later II was
stolen and put ON eNhibition In London.
Then II was secured ny Napoleon ~ II
and kept with great care at the TUT
cries unul, during the violent days