The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-04

suspended Animation, Hypnotic Bug-
gestion VS.. Suggestion In the Waking
State" There are also reports from the
Minneapolis. Iowa and Illinois Colleges OF
suggestive Therapeutics"
Alaska. It's History. Climate and Nat
ural Resources" by A p. ~Swineford. ex-
governor OF Alaska (Rand. Mentally 4
Co.. Chicago and New York;. cloth. 81. Is
without doubt the best treatise on the
subject procurable. The maps and Illus
t~rations are all that could be desired. the
binding and topography are perfect. 1t is
not a cheap mass OF ill-assorted data
hastily thrown together-it Is not a catch
penny work at all-it is a scholarly and
conscientious production and entitled to a
place in literature.
Success" Is an illustrated monthly
THE Success Company, New York city,,
that is young. pert and handsome. The
illustrations are marvelously good. The
best features of the April number are "A
Photographic Interview with william
Dean Howells'' and Miss Pamelia's LII
les" a charming Easter story. How under
the sun the publishers can afford to sell
a magazine OF such size and character at
10 cents a copy is a mystery.
An historical monograph has just been
issued on The House in Which Thomas
Jefferson Wrote the Declaration Of In
dependence" by Thomas Donaldson. IL Is
published i'm boards. and in the highest
style of the printers and binders art.
II contains about $50 pages. with Il IL
lustrations. Much of the text is of a per-
sonal character. Mr.. Donaldson was pres
ent during the demolition OF the house,
identified IL and purchased much Of the
old material from IL. He has been a stu
dent of jefferson, his life and works. for
years past. and conversed with persons
who knew and who were intimates Of Mr..
0n.- L--L A.. ssn sAA
and "a limited edition only will be issued.
TIT price is 81. Is. sent postpaid on re-
ceipt of the price. tAvil Printing company,
3,s43 Market street. Philadelphia. Pa.)
Two admirals Of the United States navy
will contribute to the Youths Companion
during April. Rear Admiral Lester A.
Beardslee retired February last). whose
long career at sea has taken him into
every part of the world. will relate a bit
OF personal experience in his article,
How the Yukon Was Opened to Gold
Hunters" Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby
uetired), famous for his captures OF
blockade runners during the war, will
tell afresh. in his paper on The Barbary
Pirates" how the intrepid Decatur caused
the scourges of the Mediterranean to
look on the stars and stripes with whole
some respect and fear.
Across the continent for one dollar ID
declared to be possible when the govern
ment owns and operates the great rail
road lines. +. G.. r.. Gordon contributes an
interesting article on this subject TO the
April number of Chicago's lively reform
magazine, The New Time" A history
of what other countries have done in pub
lie ownership of railways contains valua-
BILE information on this subject. Among
the contributors to a symposium on direct
legislation are William J. Bryan, George
INaaI Taxfa CAnnfn
Benjamin Tillman and Robert Treat
Paine. jr. Mr.. Bryan makes an emphatic
declaration for the initiative and referen-
dunn and says it cannot be opposed by any
democrat who indorses the declarations
of Jefferson. Charles n. Kerr & Co. pub
fishers, Sc Fifth avenue. Chicago.)
1.-The Laborer and the Capitalist is a
remarkable book by Freeman o. Wiley
Equitable Publishing company 143
Chambers street, New York; The author
has treated the subject with such clear
ness and simplicity that every citizen can
readily understand IL. and the great fair
ness of the book will. we feel sure. COM
mend IL strongly TO both sides alike. In
the evolution. or revolution. of industries
under the forces of steam. electricity and
| machinery. there is enough friction when
this question is viewed fairly and dis
! passionately. and the spirit of this book IL
" EtN At nv NibNhs "hNh ibhiN '"
none and with charity for ALL" 1t isn't
like Looking Backward or Progress
and Poverty" but a statement OF facts
which may be profitably read by every la
borer and every capitalist. every bust
ness man. every teacher. every politician
and every publicist.
Told in the Rockies, a Pen Picture OF
the West" by A. Maynard Barbour OF
Helena Grand, McNally 4 CO., publishers
Chicago and New York;, is a story whose
scene Is laid in Montana. II is a mos
meritorious performance. Ii is not a bool
to be damned with faint praise; all loca
pride and prejudice aside the author pos
sesses unquestioned talent. The authors
portrayal of character Is not as strong a
Thackeray's. but the descriptions OF seen
cry are vivid and the undercurrent of hu
NOR Is delicious.
Scribner's for April has a remarkably
beautiful illuminated cover entitled
Spring" There il another installment Of
Senator Lodges STORY of the Revolu
ton which is by far the best contribu'
ton TO historical literature that the cur
rent year is producing. In this number
Senator Lodge wildly describes .ie fgh'
for the Hudson. Mr.. Wyckon continue.
his observations on "The workers" giving
a graphic description of life In the arm,
of the unemployed. 1.-The Kings Jackal,
~ ~
There is the usual quantity of short sto
ries. poems and finely executed drawings
| Charles Scribner's Sons. New York;
THE Pail Mall Magazine is one of tn
very best I'm either hemisphere. its Illus
t~rations are strikingly and peculiarl!
good; indeed. It may be said to excel al
of it's competitors In this regard. Eacl
number contains a photogravure which l
well worth framing. The decidedly En-
glish flavor of the magazine is piuuan
and celebrating to cultivated Americans
who really enjoy a Whit of foreign al
occasionally without laying themselve
open to the charge of Anglomania. 81
Walter Besant's talks on South London
several articles descriptive of the exploit
and life of British soldiers. and "F1v
Weeks in Jerusalem" are EXCEPTIONAL
interesting features of the April number
american ONCE. Astor Court building
New York;
The eader must be hard to please VIII
does not find in the April Forum some
thing TO suit his taste. Matters CONNER