Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
LITERARY NOTES.

IL ERAR NO I'd,
| scRIBNER's MAGAZINE--As Presl-
dent Andrews great History serial In
cluslon the very entertaining quality
OF H. which has geen generally ac-
claimed. Is intensified. The March in
stallment contains a pictorial record
| also that IN unique In magazine mus
| tration, giving thirty-hVe pictures IN
one eartlcle-inciudng original and very
artistic Views of the Worlds fair re-
produced I'm pen drawings OF unusual
| beauty Tile Homestead riots and the
Tennessee convict troubles are also
fully illustrated from instantnneous
| photographs. The text gives, among
other striking passages, an interesting
| summary OF the marvellous advance
made by electricity In recent years.
The third lnstallment OF Sentimental
| Tommy" Barries extraordinary serial,
| contains u most pathetic chapter de-
| rcrIbing the death and burial Of Jean
Myles, and the return OF Tommy and
| his sister To Thrums. In short iictipn
| there Is a touching story by II. G. Bun
| nor entitled "Thc Lost Child" and II
most amusing character sketch, IA
7 Chameleon" by Horace Annesley va
chell writer new to magazine read
crs.
The three departments arc full Of
timely matter. "The Field OF Art dl-
lustiated) discussing the recent cNhl-
bItlon OF the Pennsylvania Academy or
Fine Arts. high buildings, etc. About
the World discusses some grent ca
nails OF the next century horselrss car
rlageH etc.
STORY or TURKEY AND ARME-
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| PROFESSIONAL CRIMINALS or
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pictures taken from life, OF the most
celebrated criminals and great
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usting to the general public, which has
heretofore been hidden In The police
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Number" some of the writers aud
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Ilerous articles. stories and novelties
will contribute To mike up "A decidedly
original departure In monthly literary
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