Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-02-23

liyersd an address on what he calls the
Failure OF Scientific Materlalism. at-
trmng that theory based on energy
should replace the one resting upon
appear in Appleton's Popular Science
Monthly for March Among other not
tblp articles promised are instnllments
of the series Of Taxation, by David a.
! Wells, and that on Professional lnsti-
/ tuttons by Herbert Spencer; also Excr-
| else as a Remedy, by DR. Henry Ling
| Taylor and the conclusion Of Profess
sor w. X. Brooks study OF Inherit
ance.
GODEY's MAGAZGNE-Godey Mag
azine for March is filled with matter
| that Is timely beautiful and interest
| ing. Perhaps the most absorbing are
/ Two biographical articles, one The Life
| OF Cecil Rhodes and the other called
| "The Scnorlta or the sword" being
| descriptive OF Jaquarina, the spanish
| American swordswoman VINO has de-
| fentel the cracks OF the United States
| and English armies, and who viii rep
| resent America In the olympic games
| this spring. The achievements of this
woman have been little hersldod, and
! many Americans will be glad to read
Of their remarkable champion. "a
Winter on the Riviera" and Lumber
ing In the AiirondRcks' are season-
able, and the features appealing es-
pcciHlly 10 women are "Club Houses
for Women" Miss Mary A. Proctor's
experience as an astronomer and lee
.,I',.i,,. ~" ~ to,u ui'uS, lnc u,'u .,
l"'n ~, ny ouTCesslul Women ana
~ tIi,lu" ~. . pal t''lenN NItohS
articles Of Beaumont Fletcher and Ru-
pert Hughes. the latter dealing with
the musical compositions OF Professor
d. N; rune Ine hciloh " Wen varied
una lhcludes story by f'uEar fawcett
THE CENTT'RY-Nnny persons nre
stln living who remember the widely
scattered iithogr1phs represrntinp tho
Aritarsay settler v,bnsn iacI az bn.-
vitality TO "A traveller IL Transformed Nv
his visltor's ability 60 Mas, no 20 mon,
bnol,,yopds tinr Tboen crud.1,, dr.,,,r
lithogrnDbs confrout III. rendar az tho
March century i'm which profossor n
q Ntcrcor ~ ~ ,,I,.o,.,i,, -, -
~, 'i,Iser "I tne um.NersitS or Tenn
searches "on tho Track or 'Th" A.
NAE nra,,,.,t ,o,,,,., ivSTr sler &C.,
his,n,,, ~ H,ocr,na,, ,,' H., 20 ,ae
iv nrro,,rt of ,ho turn ~, VIE, III M w.
iTuer n,id snr,a 81 w ,,artN wi,lrn o,.e
yiven WY '"''"''O"s "'u
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY-Wlth the
March Issue, the Atlantic monthly
begins Two important series OF papers.
The Irish In American Life, by II. c.
Merwin IL the first Of the promised
articles ON Race characteristics In
American Life. Under the general
heading, The Case Of the Public School.
the Atlantic VIII discuss the payment
and standing Of teachers Throughout
the country. over ten thousand teach
ers have been requested to contribute
Information as the basis OF these
papers. The first The Witness OF the
Teacher by G. Stanley Hall president
OF Clark University. Worcester Mass
appears IN this issue. The PresIdencv
and Secretary Morton is the second
paper in the series Of political studIes
A Seminary OF SedItIon IL nnotber ~
John Fishes historical studies in ola
Virginia. There are further Mennorja.
of Hawthorne, by his dauzbter. Faith
Brewer discusses n A Wacnnu ,,u't a.,
New Figures i'm I,iterotnrc All ~ ~
there is a third of Mrs. cetho ru az,
Studies in prnylneiai France' O o,, Wy ~,
genIa Shedding pictureenncl, d .,sn ~
a vlslt to the Ifoly island Of I IIn1iss