The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-19
SOME OF THE NEW
BOOKS REVIEWED
The Initial Number of the COnserva-
tive Review.
ADMIRABLE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Miss Kate Mason Rowland OF tins
City, "a Contributor on
the Wall" a Book Of Unusual
Merit 10y a Southern Girl.

MANY Richmond people will feel par
ticuiarlv warm interest in novel which
Will como from the publishers about the
twenty-nfth inst It's author Us MISS
Mamie d winston OF this CITY, VINO
has already local distinction through OK
cenent literary work c'nlfnultu 20 SUM-
OF the leading periodicals OF inc S'u,ll4
"Wafcrs That Pass Away ana ~ ls
novel with a purpose. inc punisht
The g. w Dillingham; COMPANY nave
issued tho following abstract or Jus CON
1ents FOR the use OF hlel"iE 49, Wi,
"Af mo- great distance from New norN'
overlooklue an cxpanse OF broad sweep
ing Jersey meadows, tncre was Nitu@tN"
a. few years ago simple 'p'."7,'
anted hy Alexander GalinidI,n, on i,-
valid artist. and nis WIG "a g"u"b W.
man Of great beauty .-.t.,,
"Goilhrsith had always been inspired
with but one aim. that OF hcI.S " i".'~
tcapo painter After long, anxious a.,
Of study in Europe the young painter. q"
enthusiastic American 40 hcaft. t9l@u-
nshed himself in New York. hoping 'h4t
American art might ha somewhat ava
VnuccH hv his own achieleU rn'f .
At first everything promised Weu lti'
'he victim of "a terrible railroad actlu, l''
Gailbraith lost both of nus h"hus' l.li-
1ircly untitled hy temperament anu ~
sng for any other career than lnal on ~
painter. the remaining years on 1all-
brafth's life were hard. strenuous SUI U.s.
Gle The studio boo Now loik "d7 e.F.n
mp. and the artist and ms WI, "'ii ~, W.
dive in thc simple Jersey cottage. M'
things remained 90 Gailbraith, the Won
derful love of his wife Helen, who pa heI
sacrifices for him rose 10 the sHpti ID "-l1
his own uuQuenchdDlc enthusiasm ,Hlu
hiqh aenirati0ns f0r American art Lake
a sort OF dyinE prophet. Spcahlns our e
vital words upon his beloved theme 'ali-
braith lived for several years, ana ni9
wife encouraged and waited. nealoWlh5
upon him cvcry emotion of her belus'
When dire poverty threatened iielth
C8iihraith held back from nothing ln or
der Go procure comfort Tor heI hIs,i ' ~,
during ODE short time that remained t'
him The sacrifice of herself was ll"t
counted too much, but then the ieatlloh
came as ~ viii come to all nhelt "Itdll-
lied souls Through suffering ana sorrow
a. deem mss mat which ever moved 20 mo-
bic truc-hearted woman. Helen lcaIhot
two great truths. The first, mat thouth
q hich. uusclnsh motive may influence one
To- yield 10 evil. still by so doing IL hl,ls
the spirit. and the other, that When tIe
entire conquest of self has boon acmeNeu
and The VIII of God has Ueeh taken az
guide for human conduct them ana ohly
Jhcn do the sins and sOrrOWs OF to-day
become as Waters That Pass Away.
The book Will bc warmly welcomed Toy
Miss Winston's friends VINO are tn1H{f.
and they are willing TO assume thal ~ ls
o worthy one. being hers. Sht l7 lipw iA
Harrlsbure. Pa visiting her friend, Miss
Gilbert and awaiting the NeralSl Oh inc
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.. .....-.,..r.. -,l.r,oor ror-pNAr.
for March. j. A. McGivary. editor
Richmond Va. Subscription, 81 a year.
Contents-Edtorih Resignation of SUI
perintcudont Foster, of Mathews county.
Women and the Ballot. University Stu0S
Of Pedagogy. Miscellaneous Address be
fore Teacher League, at NeWpoLl -Ng,MH,s,
The Teacher Outsl1e iIl',I, How no
ifnfa-osf Psrcnts I'm he school Memory
Training. Animal Lessons, a STUDY Oh
I-oneieiio"' tow ,H5,t5oritv Educa-
fiomi World What the EDITORS Say
Items of Interest Memory Gens' ~"
Books Literary Notes. me lI9he.sit,i,yy,i- Wa
son of Washington and Lee UNIVERSITY W,
The editor strongly urges the eslaDn9l-
ment of department OF peudsnt$ IN .llo
University Gin order 90 give lull Iccp5
milton 90 the fact that pedagogy mas neI
full claims as science, ana tHat NV
deserves go DE respected aus suCh li l,, ne
representatives,, the teachers Ilu 49,,
tiOnal leaders. nut we ought ats", ~ ~
pedagogic courses in connection WIN ',i'o
academic department, partiy lol tilo am
and file OF couese-prcl teaD5iCt9' go
partly for ihe purpose or pIeauIiie q 80
ter appreciation OF tduptllv 20 D." 80,
lion ot society among tit 6Vl''t" 49,
dents lie declares thdl rom .llo ~,
Vcrsitv of Virginia there shoud issue tIle
the GROWING glory or IT'S Nl'ri1 "lI
Ciated saiutary Influence upon lne inter
lecfual and moral life OF the Soulh.
Tho "Onicial Department of the jour
nal edited by DR. j. ". Southdll, super
inteudcut of Public Instruction, contains
Announcements of special courses az inc
TarmVilc Normal and william ana Mary
College for teachers result or exam na-
tons for state ceruhcattsi examination
questions for state certificates.
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quarterly. FEBRUARY, 1919. Inc Nea'e
gomuauv al Eleventh Street, North
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we" ""'''''7'0''' ~
some weeks ago we announced that
new southern magazne 70 DE known as
the Conservative. would shortly make
ITS appearance and that IL promised 10
present 10 mo puhllc mueh th"l W"9 ll.
tefeslhs. III aIiNeu at 1uis vliSC iosI
week ln quo course ana cdIclu tA-
aNlna non on ~ cohttnt9 poEN9 ~ q.
tluSiF,if lLat l"e ~ 9'''''y ttt, az
Mtie hvl tNab5eIatou, "a ", ~
interesting ana tmpnS 'ue n9' 81 tno
contributors appears the name or MSS
hatG Mas9h hoW!dHu' N"0 moH o men
ner nome pm hl,hiiionu. Nisa l, '. ...,.,,
mas Won ehNidot hphots an lne ilt0i"I
world through historical biotIapny. ln
the 1onseNatNe. sue ~ tepisss vtseu pS
der and historian. Apropos OF what
enc styles me Anu-smlth crusaQe' SIG
SAYS put now the virginia LIE loi' t1t
society came 10 lhe rescue III ~, 'nrr1
Wa pu"lialcu iA laiIip.l'' l04t4 W.. -,
'r'uihs7 OF tAe 9utItil at ~ el'lul'