Evening journal., 1898-12-30
RECsAT LITERATURE

DC DIOhtu On D9 tS4tA~c l. AAAlNAl
Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Morgan, Marion b.
Howe and Cora Carrington, and
Brides and Bridegrooms in the
HoneymLon Period" by Mrs. q. T.
Cook, are three subjects discussed by
leading writer's in the January issue OF
the American Queen. Walter c. Green
ough the famous painter and sculptor,
furnishes the fronSispiece, tit,ed
Time and the New Year." Sugges-
tions for home entertainments during
the Winter evenings are by Mabel
Hitler; 'Decollete Gown for Unattrac-
live Shoulders" by Mary Easton; an
Illustrated Calendar for 1899" by
Rummler, as wei1 as other special ar
ucles, and about a hundred original
Illustrations. make up the New Years
number Of the American Queen.
Israel zanswill, author Of Children
of the Ghetto" and other tales Of the
JEWISH quarters of European towns.
Will contribute to the Youths Com
panion Of December 20, an article de-
scddptiye OF wanderlngs in the south
Of Europe under the title Of Trouble
some Trayei in Italy"
Our Diplomacy in the Spanish
War Is a most timely topic pending
the Senate's ratification of the peace
treaty. Tie important Developments
in diplomacy which led up to the
signing OF that treaty are exhaustively
reviewed by Henry Macfarland, the
weil-kn-wn Washington correspond
ent. in TIE American Monthly Review
of Reviews for January. Many people
'ail TO realize how important a Part
dlT-1macy played in achieving the re-
suits of the war. Mr. Macfar.and writes
from the viewpoint Of intimate "in-
sidev information.
I'm the Path CT the Seorm," with
pictures and photographs. and a
graphic article by Charles Ledyard
Norton. is the leading feature OF Ccg-
ier's Weekly for December "a. The
double page, which is drawn By IL.
Reuterdahl. is enestled Women
First!" and represents a scene on an
ocean liner, when officers are enforc
ing the law of the Anglc-SaxOn sailor.
in time OF disaster and wreck, when
the ships boats are hoisted out. The
loss Of the steamer Portland on Peak
ed Hin bar. near Cape Cod, November
q, is the subject OF a thrilling mar.
ratiye in Mr.. Nort0n's descriptive maf,
ter. and OF picture drawn by L. A.
Shafer.
The new year OF Scrlhner's Maga.
zine opens in the January NUMBER
with several features Of great distinc-
tion. The place Of honor Is given TO
Governor Roosevelt, who will CON
tribute not only his continued story OF
THE Rough Riders" but other articles
ON the naval preparations. the strategy
and other important subjects growing
out OF the war with Spain. The frontis-
piece Of the number is a drawing from
life by Charles Dana Gibson II Colo
nel Roosevelt, and it is mc1t salts
factory Interpretation Of the salient
qualities in the face Of the new COVER
nor OF New York.
AIcClure's Magazine for January. in
two articles on the Lake submarine
boat, gives its readers the double sen
Sation OF inspecting a really new and
extraordinary invention and of follow
ing an equality new and extraordinary
Jonah. has made a more curious vow
age than that which Ray Stannard Ba.
ker describes as taken by himself and
the artist w. d. Stevens in the lake
boat; and since the creation OF Jonah'e
whale. no more curious craft than the
Lake boat. as Mr. Lake himself sets
forth its principles, powers and pcesi.
biifE.es. has been constructed. The
beat drops down to the bottom Of the
sea, and there traveTses the ground
precisely like an automobile road
wagon; and from it divers step oua
Through a door on to the sea bottom
as they might step out Of house int
a garden, and go spading and hoeins
among wrecks. Pictures drawn by MI
Stevens from life illustrate the arti
cles.
To have the men who have demon.
strated their organizing ability b,
great business SUCCESSES tell their Sc
crets CT organization, is the object O,
the editor Of the Cosmopolitan. That
he is succeeding, Is proved in the Jan
uary issue by the article from Charlie,
X. Fhint. who is regarded in New
York as one cf the three or fou,
ablest organizers in America. He 4
president of the Rubber Trust and tn,
head of the great mercantile house O
Flint. Eddy e Co., which has III
ramthcations in almost every port O
the world. Mr. Fyint tells very openl,
what makes for success in the organi
zaticn of business. His article ma,
be read with interest by the Rbcke
fei,eIs, the Agmours, and the Wana
makers as well as by the hutnbie-
clerk seeking to fathom the secret o
business success.
Current History for the third quar-
ter Of 1898 contains 256 PAGES OF readin,
matter, iiiustrated with "a p.rtralts. 4
maps. and two fugg-pase views. II h
handbook OF information on all 1ues
ttons ct the dayLnot an almanac. bu
a philoScphie presentation Of the es
sential facts of progress the worl
over. concise. clearly wr'tsen and con
yenientiv arranged for reference pur
poses With this. Il combines tbe fea
lures OF a dictionary of General bSog
raphy and portra't rar,er-v II ma
lton5i and international ce,eBriftes