The Somerset reporter., 1893-01-12
Literary Notes

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square. b. \. l.. Watrou-. finely iIlu--
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stephen Bon-al ,'uu.. with -e}cra POI
trait illustration 81 The dedication cur
einonic- a ,llr las ing Of tho corner -lefe
Of the Cathedral Of = John thu Deyiue
a paper On University EXtcu-iou in th'
United state. With portraits; iilu-tra-
tiou- Of It. Lux IL" hospital. ""
\ ork, etc
Walter Be-aut'- ne" -cgia ,rory. III
titled "lhe Rebel queen" will be- iir-t
introduced to American readers through
thu page Of Harper Balar The OPEN
my chapters appear in tn number 81
that periodical, published January. I'll
he first number Of fh'. ne" Yelumo
Nathaniel lIathofae'- oulr surviving
daughter. Mr.. Eo,e llathorue IAthrop.
ha- written an article Tor ihe In" La
die Home .lourual. in Which lie will de-
-cribo Ny Father Literary Meth
od- d"
Every pay OF tn Review 81 Review
| show evidence al i frc-hue-- and Il
touch NTH the very latest Movements
Of the day. The most conspicuous If
ticl" i upon "lPre>ident Diaz and the
Mexico OF to-day" II bear every
mark OF having been written. A. the
publishers Of the Review claim that il
actually Wa, since tn" fourth inaugura-
ton of Dial on the first day Of Decrul-
her The frontispecc i 4 lin" portrait
group of General Diaz and hi full Cabi
net. who gave Il special sitting AT thu
request Of the Review of Review IL late
a December 9Th in tn" City Of Mexico.
An important article Of timely inter
est has been written for the North
American Review by Hon. W f.. Chand-
Ter. Chairman of the Senate Committee
on Immigration. entitled. "Shall lmmi-
grafton be Su,pendeh:" He takes the
view that restriction j. necessary IN or
der to insure the success IF the World
Fair. In he same number Bishop tole-
man Of Delaware ha~ AN article IN which
he cndeavors to define The Limits ot
Legitimate Religious Discussion"
The New England Magazine Tor jan
uary gins the year 1893 very promis-
! lIiSlN II IL d wi ifh
The opening article deals in an attrae-
tive gossipy fashion with the childhood
and early life of Amelia Il. Edwards.
the famous Egyptologiat and novelist.
1t is illustrated by Louis \. Holman.
and gives several pleasant glimpscs OF
some old England village homes, The
paper is written by NJ. Bctham- Edwards
cousin OF the late Miss Edwards. \
! little sketch, The story OF Clock,
by Amelia Is. Edwards. j. also interest
ing.
he piquant title OF Mark Twain
new sketch in the January Century.
slhr Il 100000 Bank Note" i borne
out by the not less piquant motive 81
the story, which is a wager between
two londoncrs that u man with nothing
but a II 100000 bank note could moi
live thirty days and keep out of Jail
Other stories are the third OF Mis- Grace
Kings Louisiana "Balcony Stories,
entitled VA Grande Drmoisell"' auf
n story of official life in Washington
entitle The Reward of the wright
eous. by George orrantham Balm. .Ad,
To these the second part oi Mr.. Balc~tiel
western novel. benefits Forgot" Ia,
third part OF Mrs. Burton Harrison
New \ ork society story "SWeet Bell
Out Of Tunr." and ii will be seen tha
the fiction OF this number has much vi
iirty of sCene and stYl".