The Republican journal., 1893-02-02
Literary News and Notes.

Literary News and Notes.
Mrs Ellen Hamlin Butler. who has a
charming little poem. "a Message from
summer. in the February Wide Awake,
is niece of the late vice president Hann-
bal Hamin.
Norman W. Bingham IL contributes
paper on Snrnting and lIurdlng to Wide
Awake Athletics tor February. Nh Bing.
ham is a member oI the Harvard Mott
Haven team, and is one Of Harvard 5 best
Splinters. 'tI.aulie Bliss, OF Yale is to
have an article On Baseball in the March
Wide Awake
The New Peterson tnl February IL aIi ad-
vance ii the January number. The illus
tlatipn> are still better and more numol-
Gus. and the stories and miscellaneous al-
iieles are a> Good As they are varied
Terms. mo dollars yer Near Address
Peterson Magazine O.. Philadelphia.
Marion Crawford il evidently utiHzin.
Iis socal opportunities dining his present
American visit lur a study Of American
Women. ana III Tile next issue of The Ia
dies Home journal he Will 1--WE the ie-
~ult> OF His observations and de~vibe
1.-The American Woman a> She appears
NJ Min after III absence III ten years id
what respects she has changed and
whether She las improved in her dress
manners and tendencies.
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'he of inc most promising OF the young
q American poets OF to-day Is W. l.. Eos
lel, WI" Pray Weil Ne regarded N Eastern
Maine contribution To the literary world.
Mi- Foster vas born IN Mi" N l>36 and
-liNld'ed ~ Bates college IN ISSi. Few
OIL the younger American singers have a
aeepff sense u tht grandeur OF nature IN
rs mi9ntief phases Nest OF ils songs
a1e q tlle SEA, INC nh and mountain. and
ms work is sought ny the highest class OF
ltealN pnhilcatiNnS nj tho day. much IT
u appearing IN lhe oentuly aud the other
leiiHlll@ magazines iiockland Courier
Gazette
The National MAGAZINE ion .IAufi.,,v an
nnuncc~ Il unia,lr lit.r:llN priz,. c,rnrnti-
tinf. de>igned III ,o,,,,llat.i1,. Hill snItiart
IA, American bi>tu,'v w Ill, nj .,.,. N N
legitimate llancl.S. Fotltern ,.4,h
1.lizes a44re,.atino - eiut, nr.. uir.r,.d fs
" filters oh Historical ,Ufi..rt. ,Iulin. tl,.
coming wear. rhrse prizes Will h.. award
n,i tnl AiStnlitsll na<aIs. historical Sb.rt
stories. LEGENDS traditions HistorinaI
ballalIs and sonnrtS. ninol here"
sketches. etc. One Writer can compete
IA each GLASS, if he desires Particulars
VIII ne sent 10 any sending a stamp To The
National Magazine l:}2 Nassau st.. New
York.
Wouhinetor's Mapazinr far February
opens wth decidedly interesting paper