The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-01

IT covers only the events following the ex-
plosion, this is Likely to prove no less read
abe than the two articles that preceded it.
The complete novel in the January issue OF
Lippincott's is 1.-The Mystery of Mr. Cain"
by Miss Lafayette McLaws daughter vt the
is in Georgia, and the pot is so uncommon
that to reveal it would be unfair to the reader
The Other Mr. Smith is a society story
but of the unconventional kindly Ellen
Doug as De.and. John Rutland's Christ
mas" by Henry A. Parker is tale of prac-
tieal philanthropy. personally administered. In
de1is again with the times when Indians tor
tured their white prisoners and burned them
at the stake The history Of an ill-fated
of Mex;co-is tod by Lucy C. Lille Charles
Cotesworth Pinckney revives 1.-THE Great De-
bate of 1888" in which Calhoun pore a prolni-
Felix l.. Oswald offers IAN International
Study on Liberty" bringing out the widely
made to bear, or aspects of the thing that are
insisted on, by different races or sets of men.
The Northland Magazine for December is
out with an unusually valuable table of con-
tents for readers interested in sc apdinavlan
literature and ore. In addition the publishers
worthy series of articles to appear In the
pages of the magazine during the CO mig year
Foremost among these is the new COMPLETE
and annotated translation of Arbjonsen's
Folk and Huldre tales, the classic folk lore
stories Of Norway. The translation is by DR..
and Mrs. R. w. Shufeldt. of Washington, D.
c., and is accompanied by the fac sinile i-us-
trations Of the famous Gy.dendalske edition,
which have never before appeared in1an Eng
fish work. These tales will form the most
valuable addition to the Brownie literature
that will appear during 1899. series of
articles by Prof julius f. O.son, of the
University CT Wisconsin. on THE Origin of
the Scandinavian Races will form another
important feature for the year. Studies in
ancient Scandinavian .iteratures TRANSACTIONS
poems and short stories. sketches of travel
and adventure make up list Of which any
monthly journal might well be proud. The
Northiand Publishing company, Minneapolis.
MINI.
Frederic Remington in this weeks issue of
Harpers Weekly has given artistic
picturesque war scenes that has been merely
touched on by the magazines and newspapers.
The reproduction of this notable work of art
Is full-page illustration in Harpers Weekly,
and shows the hastily improyised field hos
pital at the Bloody Ford of San Juan Creek
The troops are crossing the creek on the
charge, and the wounded are lying on the
ground. sheltered from the Spanish fire by
sloping bank. Mr.. Remington has always
been at home In portrayng soldiers and
horses but for picturesqueness, and for the
lifelike quality that is the essential thing,
he has never excelled this latest production
of his pencil.
The four issues OF the Youths Companion
during January will contain some noteworthy
features. The New Years number to be
Longs account of the development Of the
torpedo. entitled Little Demons of War"
the first chapter of G.. A. STEPHENS serial
story, "An African Lion Ranch,'' and Charles
Adams story of can Inland Armor- Clad" To
the issue of Jan. IL, Poultney Bigelow will
contribute the narrative of a personal ad-
venture with the Tsar,s secret service, enti-
tied Police Spies in Russia In the issue
OF Jan. 10 will appear Grant as a Father" .
bit of personal "reminiscences by the great SOL
dier's son, Gen. Frederick Dent Grant. For
the issue of Jan. rs the distinguished natural
st John Burroughs. has written a paper on
1.-The Cunning of Birds"
On Our Book Table.
F. TENNYSON NEELY-"S Success and How
to Attain 1t" by Andrew c. Carnegie and
LAIRD & LEE-"Kilburn's Standard Hand
Book for Railroad Men, by A. Kilburn.
NJ. H. NORTHROP. PUBLISHER, SYRIA
CUSE, N. Y.-"Life of Samuel Sullivan
Cox" by his nephew, William Van Zandt
Cox, and his friend. Milton Harlow North
rop. Price, $500.
Thank the Lindeke Roller Mill Co. for max
ing and keeping up the highest grade of flour
Apple Blossom-Quality,. not quantity. il the
WatchWar6 of this Droduek