El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-22
THE NEW MAGAZINES
Some Very Important Articles
Many Of Them Locally interest
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Ever bodv's Magazine Is a gener-
ously illustrated magazine OF stories
and popular articles, pleasant for an
IDLE honr. The North American Co..
10 East Ninth street, New York. Price
10 cents.
McCalI's Magazine for March pre-
seuts accounts and illustrations OF the
spring fashions besides an interesting
array of stories and many articles on
subjects of special interest to the
housewife. Mccall Publishing Co..,
146 West 14th street, New York.
Price so cents a year.
Perhaps one OF the most interesting
articles of the month Is the one in
P~earson's on "How Real Diamonds are
Made oil Sugar,"-an %accoun OF the
success of a French scientist in making
small diamonds and OF his powerful n
vet simple machinery. One Is also
made aware of the fact that the sue
cess OF the process does not necessarily
mesn that sugar diamonds will ever
hood the market. At present they cost
more than natures Jewels.
1t is difficult to realize that Marie
Antoinette might have been a re-
sideut of the United States, had Fate
shifted the wheel a little faster or a
little more slowly, but 1t IL d part OF
Pennsylvania traditions that there
were refugees planned for the queen In
the deep forests, 1.-THE Marie An
toinette Houses of the U nited States"
A few facts only are brought to light.
The plan then had to be q secret one,
and much has been forgotten, but the
subject is an interesting n and per-
haps some day some dusty. hidden
archives may further reveal the
romance and tragedy of the effort to
bring the fated queen to the safety OF
our shores. Another interesting bit
of news In this months magazine is
love story, but it ID quaint and
intense.
In the March Outing there is An ar
ticle On the strange beasts and strange
hunters of South Africa, n on Golf
ing in tbe Far West,thst will be OF par
ticular interest here: Rowing on San
Francisco Bay, "Old Squsw," Shooting
at Fire Island Inlet, An Easter Cycle
Trip Through France, An Experiment
with W~oOdpeckers, besides the usual
departments for news OF yachting, u
tomobiles, rods and guns, kennels. pho
Biography, cycling, tennis and go on.
Besides is q good story, many fine pic
sures and a clever poem. Furthermore
Lille DuDlO6E DIOIhlEC5 khoI "AUu UAS
April number Outing will be enlarged
and that Rudyerd Kipling, Roosevelt,
Ernest Seton Thompson, and other vi
gorous cut OF door men, shall be re-
gular contributors to It's pages. New
York. 239 Fifth venue, New York,
price % cents.
An article in the March Outdoor Life
on hunting deer with a camera Is IL
Illustrated with two rarely interesting
pictures of deer. The pictures are
taken by hashllght in the forest at the
waters edge. MIR. Sbiras, the photo
grapher, finds as much excitement and
sport 10 hunting with his camera as
usual hunters have with their guns.
snsres for the wild beasts and twice
a day goes his rounds setting
his snares and bringing in the came
ras at night to see what treasures he
has caught. 1t took him three Or
four years of patient effort to become
proficient in his hunts, but no moment
of time In the forest is ever wasted and
he counts his holidays well spent.
There are many other Interesting
with new and attractive pictures of
deer, bear and fishes and their hauuts.
Outdoor Life Publishing company,
Denver. Price 10 cents.
Pearson's Magazine is just now run
ming a series of historical sketches un-
der the general title, Historic Myster-
les, that are well told and finely illus
srated. The March sketch Is the tale
of the murder Of q handsome young
BorRia. by his jealous brother, a ira
gedy thai was part hidden Ind part re-
vealed in its own way. The stories have
the advantage of being very entertain
ing as well as of giving one
of special interest is "Stories
of Other Worlds" being tales
ofremarkable journeys to other planets.
In the March number the hero and
heroine go TO Venus. Besides the
wonder story there is much of the lat
est theorizing science as to the geo.
graphy, atmosphere and life of those
faraway worlds, wrought into the
story. There are also the various com
plete stories, an account of the treat
ment of women convicts, a glimpse of
quaint farming in Norway, and an IL
lustrated article on THE Jumping
Horse" The art of the age Is illus
trated with a reproduction of a drawing
of the Rhine Maidens and by several
most clever dog pictures. The maya
zine as a whole is of much and varied
interest. 1t has stories for the idle
hour, serious stuff for serious minds,
beauty of print and pictures and fun to
season IL all.