The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-14

Character TO question in France the POSSIBLE
IVY OF Dreyfus' guilt He was condemned
from the day he was arrested. and so far as
the public Is concerned. no one now knows
| anything really to justify his conviction and
| cruel sentence. secret conviction without
puhiic exposition OF the evidence would not
| DC possible in Anglo-Saxon countries What
| would be thought, in those countries of owl
denco being submitted against an alleged
| criminal In secret conference of his Judges
without submission to the counsel for the de-
| fense?"
An entirely new and remarkable phase OF
Walter A, Wyckor's experience as n day
laborer is begun in the March scribner's with
| THE Worhers-Thc West" certain idyIlic
| quality was never far distant from oven his
| most sordid experiences In the rural regions
which made the first division of this narra-
| tive the most talked-of serial feature of tho
J year. But in this new experiment he
| plnngos into the heart of a oongested labor
narfet '--Chioago, befors the Worlds rair.
mere ne learned what 1t was to look for work
| ana lail TO ind It under the spun of hunger
ma cold Ills narrative differs from all pre-
ha"us ac, cunts OF me slnms ana stunning,
on the same conditions as the poorest He
raised himself from the vagabond class by
quo .hiy door that Is open to them the door
OF labor. He entered into their organizations
labor unions, socialist meetings and an
ofealst societies. He does not believe that
we are ON the eve of social revolution"
aud this narrative will he the best answer
TO alarmists. II Is not an economic discus-
sen however, but an absorbing-~often dra-
inn mn ana pathetic--account of actual people
ana experiences. These are facts of life nre
sented with amazing literary skill
ihe March number OF McClure's Magazine
might be characterized In sentence us n lit
erary and pictorial exposition of the heroic
side of real life. letter fiom Nils Strind.
berg one OF the two men who have gone no
one knows whittier with Andrec in tho bold
endeayor to reach the North Pole by bal |
Icon; Mr. Walter Wellmans predictions as to |
the probable fate OF the Andrea party; Her |
bert u, ilumbcns account OF his own ad- |
Ven, as a locomotive engineer; and a
true story of the ingenuity and bravery of n |
Chicago hrennn--al dealing with matters of |
TACT, are still fun Of the very stun which tho
hoVeiist t,oo often in vain, beats his brains
TOT charles A. Dana's personal recollections
OF Ctr, Grant, sherman. Gordon Granger ana
fighung joe Hooker. MS lie saw them IN
me nni, mds. OF the particularly Spectacular
.nhltaty movements OF the battle of Chatta-
nooga, and OF Secretary stanton MS MIR Dana
worked with him day and night IN The WAR
u u further emphasize the he
inc March issue of the Aikahest, published
AT Atlanta, begins its fourth volume. To
mark It's advance In years Alkahest dons nav
ana tasteful dress. The cover, designed nv
Mr., T. Richmond Kimbrough OF New yor,,
shows wide lae field. over which n red.
capped skater. In black and red sweater
son eoptrbui ssr sSs,es Judge capers Dick
ins poem robert Lcvcnian. "our poet genius
!" y nat."n, ia, fares II In picture by w IL |
nett, nn ana ta,l nsw contributor p H. Sass
paihy' Augusta wyle contributes ,.,.m,
NY nr MnsSi MAID and Charles " Hnbner