Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-03-16
LITERARY NOTES.

AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLIT-
ICAL SCIENCE-The March Annals
of the American Academy contains the
Multiple Money Standard by Prof. ).
Allen Smith, of Oberlin College; An
Essay on Proportional Representa-
ton, by Prof. Edmund J. James, OF
the University Of Chicago; Rudolf Won
Gneist," by DR.. Conrad Bornhak, OF
Berlin; individual Detriminism and
Social Science" by G. FiamiGgo, o,
Rome; and New Academy Degrees at
Paris.) by DR.. c. ". A. Veditz, OF
Paris. The book department contains
notices Of twenty-five recent works. a
new feature is d current photography
giving the more important recent works
belonging within the field Of politics,
law. economies, and sociology, There
is also an account OF the recent joint
session OF the American Economic AS
ISOLATION and the Political Science As
sOciat nIoCf the Central States. The
department Of notes on municipal gov
eminent aud sociological notes con-
tains as usual much valuable in1Orma-
ton in these fields.
BACHELOR or ARTS-Theodore
Roosevelt treats Of Monroe Doctrine
ana Venezuela S. L. Parrish, II.
Seymour King, ". P, and Thomas
JevOns write letters on he subject
Sherwin Cody continues his account o.
College Life at Dublin University. a.
g. Bradley writes ontertainingly about
English public schools. An interest
ing article on English University sys-
TEN as applied 10 American Univers-
tiles
THE THINGS THAT MATTER -
4 novel by Francis Gribble, New York,
c. p. Putnam's Sons. The reader will
be delighted in the perusal OF this new
publication. From the opening chap
ter-the Confession. winding through
the New Life, Revelation and Drifting
until the end is reached, there is con-
tinuous thread OF absorbing interest.
THE NEW BOHEMIAN The March
number Of this enterprising periodical
is very interesting, being filed from
cover to cover with original high class
matter from talented writer's Neither
time nor expense have seemingly been
spared to make the New Bohemian one
c. the choicest and most desired mo ga
zines now offered 10 the public.
WOMEN'S PROGRESSIVE con-
tents OF this journal for Marcn are fully
as interesting as any preceding num-
Der. 1t is vel interspersed with or
iginal poetry. papers on political
equality, women's influence, etc. An
old-time fairy tale under the caption OF
over the Hills and Far Away" con-
cludes this excellent number.
THE JUCKLTNS-A novel by Opie
Reed, Lee < Laird. publishers. Chica-
go. In many respects The Jucklins
viii be found the most remarkable as
well as the most entertaining CT all Of
this fayOrite authors publications. 1t
IS pure in tone and thrilling in interest
and Will meet with a hearty welcome
wherever read.
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