Evening journal., 1895-11-04

were poor and without credit IN the
banks, but they suffered less IN that
fstsf1l pEnic than any other people ez
oept the French. The banks had not
gotten hold OF their silver money and
this saved them. Their debts to one
another we're paid moro rapidly than
az any previous time. and single silver
dollar offen paid as much as twenty dol
lars Of debt In a single day. These facts
alone would answer the question "Why
the South Wants Free s!lvsrT Along
the line OF politics, Hon james
Ashley presents his views Of
the Impending Political Advance.
Edltor Flower gives description OF the
h mes Of Gladstone and the Duke Of
Westminster, With six full page illul
trations Helen II Gardener the we'll
known social purity advocate aud
novelist. concludes Ia this number
her series OF papers "a Battle
for Sound Morality" with map revised
black lst aud cooifcatlon Of the age Of
consent law O.ber articles are by Rev
W. Il msnley. d d Professor Frank
parsons Margaret rseke, Alfred
Milnes. 3 and Professor Gsorge y.
Heron Or Willis Mills slso contributes
powerful story, dealing with the
double standard Of morals.
special feature ia RovisW Of Reviews
for N0vembsr is a sketch Of the lie Of
L1nla Pasteur the French scientist,
embracing his lie work and / value to
the world 10 is bg Professor Percy
Frenklend and the late John Tyndall.
aud hgs numerous portraits and Illus
tr,tioos Next after this comes Henry
Wyshom Lanisrs' article on inter-
national sports, with It's various portraits,
cartoons aud other Illustrations. just as
interesting % church people will prove
an account OF the "EpiscopacY's Solourn
at Minneapolis by Horace B Hudson.
There are many handsome Illustrations,
among thea a grIup photograph OF the
bishops, Ia which Bishop Coleman Is
easily distinguished. Another spsc
isl feature Is Recent Progress
In tue regular departments the editor
rsvisvs tbs progress Of the world during
the last month. recent history Is told Ia
c rloa'ure. new books are noticed, and
isadlug articles Of the month are con
dsnsed from the priucipsl American peri
odcsls for November and from foreign
and other periodicals for October.
There are forty pictures IN the opening
chip.e Of the New Life OF Lincoln, In
GcUurs'J Magazine Tor November There
are Eve very interesting and little known
portraits Of Lincoln, Including the early
portrait, now Grst published and showing
Lincoln before his face lost It's youthful
aspact. Those chapters deal very fully
with the fourteen yssrs Lincoln lived In
southern indlsnk--froR his 7th TIN his
2lst year--and contain rscollcctio OF
/ people now living there. There are many
pictures OF the scenes Of Lincoln's early
life published hers for the ils. tins.
The illustrations Of the November
Ssfibner's ara especially notable for q
series OF Thanksgiving Fsncisrs. ten full
psge drawings by famous artists Pro
fsssor Joseph Jastrow. the we'll known
| psychologist. OF the University Of Wis
eonsiu, ia an srticle on THE Logic Of
! Mental Volegraphy," calls attention to
TO end condolences when the mind
Is allowed TO lock for them. and advises a
/ simpler and mole practical investigation
Of some Of these often surprising phe-
nomena Oae Of the most distinguished
sculpgors OF 70 day Is the American,
frederick MacNonnies, whoIe design for
the great fountain at the World 8 Fair
was 40 universally praised. In this Scrib
ner's appears the first adequate account
OF his llio aud work by VIII Il Low,
illustrated BY q number Of his repro
duotlons OF his most notable pi PRODUCTIONS
The leading article in the November
number of The Forum Is a discussion Of
the tbird term question By Professor
10 u Bach McMasier, TIE historian,
entitled Tho Thlrd Term Tradition.
Mr MoMaSter cites the we'll known
hiat0ricA presidents sgsinlt prssi-
dsntlal third term and thinks there Is no
Ie'son 30 believe that The old time
aut pathy 10 a third term Ia one whit
ats strong than H. ever was Mr.
MoMastor say that while our practice OF
choosing presidents, not because Of their
g hness but because Of their availability, Is
10 theory oil wrong, in practice no harm
comes from ST. for under our fern OF
government we do not need & President
Of extraordinary ability; the average man
% gooa eaough, and for him two terms Is
SIMPLE Miss Frances NJ Abbott has
contributed o psper entitled "a Genera
tion Of College Women, showing what
tbe aubstquGnt career, after graduation,
hss been, OF more than q Thousand
] WUNANH NtAN INNN N.Aaa AHANNN AINNA teeHl
College hinoo its opening thirty years ago,
snd f. W. Box, editor Of The Ladies
Hone jourral. has written q striking
artielo entitled "rhe Modern L tsraty
Kiag
The November nuUbs Of the Jennsss
Miller Monthly has an article on "rhe
Rsduotlsn OF Obesity" so clearly and
intsligently written that Il will prove
OF ineatlmable value everywhere A
unique feature is "A ThanksgivinE
Har0ingsr. paper which sets forth in
g nutshell an interesting raview OF the
most striking public occurrences Of the
year OF fiction there Is an abundauoe.
The monthly Is also beautifully Illus
treted.
Godey's Magazine makes a point oi
haging at least one article Of Weighty
importance each month. The November
number contains timely and suggestive
discussion Of ''rhe Vatican aud tbs
Peace Of Europe. by Jesse Albert Locke
a narrative that will provoke much
argument is Cleveland Motifs impartial
description Of "rhs Miracles of st
Anne Beaumont Fletcher analyzei
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