Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-11


with staney's African explorations who has
turned alive from the Dark Continent" Mr.. Wards
articles, running through eight numbers of the
LEDGER. are Of the most intensely interesting de-
scrption and cover i've years of his adventures in
Africa, and they will be illustrated by sketches made
by Mr. Ward and by the reproduction Of photographs
taken by him in Africa These pictures will throw
hitherto unknown cannibal tribes of Africa -
THE STORY OF FoRsAKEN INN
"a serial story, +
By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN. -...,
LIFE IN BRITISH AMERICA. 7
By Rev E r. YOUNG ...r.:.
Being the adventures and experiences Of Rev. E.
Young. the celebrated missionary and his wife during
their residence in the Polar region twelve hundred
miles north Of St. Paul. in which Dr. Young narrates
how he tanned and taught the native wild Indians of
the Northwest how he equipped himself for and how
trips when visiting all the Indian settlements within
five hundred miles Of his home.
HONORABLE HENRY W. GRADY
Contributes series Of six articles on the Wonderful
Development Of the Industrial Pursuits
of the New South"
AMERICAN COOKERY
"a Series Of Articlss),
By MISS PAKLoA
Giving the reasons why it is imperfect. and some
ways by which it may be improved
NIHlLIsM IN RUSSIA.
BY LEO HARTMANN, Nihilist
Leo Hartmann, fugitive from Russian authorities,
has been connected with the daring feats of the
russian Nihilists. Mr. Hartmann shows how the In.
teligent people Of Russia becoming Nihilists in
Consequence of the desposm Of the form OF govern
ment participant in plots to kill the czar such Is
the blowing of the Winter Palace he is able to give
true Information as to how this and other great
schemes were accomplished. The situation in Russia
can for our form Of government
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illustrated by HOWARD PYLE.
Written for the LEDGER by Mr.. Whittier In his
eghty-second year. Another souvenir will be beau.
tifully illustrated poem written by ..s'r
HONORABLE JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
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OTHER CONTRIBUTORS FOR 1890 ARE:
Mrs. FRANCES HODGsoN BURNETT,
Mrs. MARGARET DELAND,
Mrs. FLORENCE HOWE HALL,
Mrs. MADELEINE vINTON DAHLaREN,
Mrs. HARRIET PRESCOTT sPOFFORD,
Mrs. EMMA ALICE BROWN. ~
MARY KYLE DALLAS 'a. Z
MARION HARLAND, -
CLARA wHITRIDGE,
Judge ALBION w. TOURGEE, .s- .
MARQUIsE LAMA.
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON -. .. .
ANNA SHIELDS,
JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
AMY RANDOLPH.
FRANK H. CONVERSE.
CT HOLDER,
DR.. FELIX l. OSWALD,
Rev. EMORY J. HAYNES,
JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
Prof. W. @. KITCHIN.
ROBERT GRANT.
M. W. HAZELTINE,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
GEORGE F. PARSONS,
Col THOMAS W. KNOX,
Rev. DR.. JOHN R. PAXTON.
Rev. DR.. JAMES MoCosH,
Prof. s. NJ. STEVENS.
Prof J. h. coMsToCK.
JAMES PARTON.
Rev. Dr.. H. M. FIELD,
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