Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-01

made % profound sensation n England
and AmN-ica, both by reason Of its bear
ing on. curuenA European events and
politics. and flom fits remarkable blend
ing CT military knowledge and literary
skill. That England hssded ,A!s plain
.ws1-iag." which may almcst be looked
u1cr N tLla eight Of q prophecy, is
evidenced by Her Majasty's recent naval
diDlay. Wne-ber or rot It's lesson
VIII be needed eiseW whore as wei. re-
mains tic be seen. The B2Ul7 OF Dork-
ing would be possible to-day only on
American soil.
BELLE ROSE; a ROMANCE OF THE
CLOAK AND SWORD. By Amedee
Achard. Translated by VIM. HAZE, from
the French. Street x smith, publishers,
New York.
belle Rose" is q romance OF love
and war IN the middle Of the sixteenth
cel Jury. 1t is true 10 The life Cf th3se
tUOu5yaacma GlmHs, wbsa this soldier
Was such from y3u1h 10 old age, only
nesting between. baE.es 10 make love.
The story is full Of love and passion,
jealousy and revenge. tae 0uffe,s and
rewards Of war, VITA flashes OF humcC,
and just those touches Of na-ure that
mahs the waola wcrd kin. The au-
Thor has the knack CT giving the de-
tails Of a scene, or describing a char
acter, in so few words, that they might
be nkenel unto penrsketches, and he
carries tine reader along with something
OF the impetuOus dash and fiery 2rdor
that his hero is 50 full OF.
THE LITTLE ROOM AND OTHER
STORIES.-By Madeleine Yale Wynne.
With cover design, frOnuspiece, and dec
OratiOns by the author. i6mO. linen, gilt
top, uncut. $l25.
The Little Room and Other Stories
is a dainty volume Of singularly orig
nal and interesting 2les, skillui.y mar
rated, and rot TO be clarac,ar.z5d in n
weird; piece OF work full Of t-eshnc S
and talent.
MN AND CUM AND THE WONDER
HEAD STORIES.-By Cathar.ne Brooks
Yale. Cover and decorations by Mr..
Bruce Rogers. lGmo, linen, gilt top, un-
cut, SD.
With The story of MIN and Cum, the
queer people who pulled up the ncr.h
pole for q f5hing-rod and tied the equa-
or to 1t fcr q line, is bound the Won
dW7He3d Stories which Aunt Frity
told the Pussy -Muss;es.'
MUSIC sIFTINGs-The Latest Hints in
the Musical World.
when Richelieu the Red Robe
Wore BY Harvey Murray A fine
cDiriseh composition for lew voice,
-hat VIII rank well with any bass song
published for ye3rs. The words. by
Leroy l.. Hight, have a fascinating
flavor of the gay times umdsr Richeiieu,
and the accompaniment is very etfsc-
live Price, 80 cts. Published by
Oliver D.tsca Co., Boston, Mass.
The Shores of Life. Mr.. Robert
A. Keiser has produced from the words
Of Rev. EpiphaHius Wilson. q good
song for a voice of medium compass,
the melody of which is chas and dig
nifed. The piano accompaniment is
Well written and harmon zed. Price,
80 cts. Published by the Oliver D.os,n,
Co., Boston, Mass.
If You Love Me, Tell Me So. " The
words of this song are by Alfred Hoover,
and the music by Edward Hoist. Both
aua written in the popular vein. and
the scng IS sure 40 meet with general
Il-Iilt tl4 -ll -A-I "a i.-AAl tAf N-t''f Af-.-+A
position, suitable for a medium ta1nr
voice. The w0rds are sentimental, and
there is a pleasing waltz refrain.
Price. so els. Published by Oliver Dit~
sen Co.. Boston, Mas.
My Handsome Mary Ann" A hu-
morous song with a catchy air, which
is sure to meet with great favor. Tt is
thcr9ueAly up--O-date. having been
sung with. great success by Edward w.
Emerson 1u the 'Komlcal Play Of
'Kusnl1s. ." The words and music are
10y J. ed. Lakeman. Price, so cts.
Published by Oliver Di1son Co., B2s-
ton, Mass
"Stascn University March" With
vocal chomg. Mr.. Abram Geibals
latest work is both timely and msrit0r-
ious. The march vii, be received with
favor by the teachers and pupils OF
many schools besides those OF the Stet-
son University. to whom il IS dedicat-
cd. Price, 40 cts Published by Oil
YER Ditscn Co., Boston, Mass.