The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-26

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/ which is the subject of DIR. Golfers ar.
, ticle, ought to be of especial interest
TO us. now that we are sure of having
some colonies of our own to govern
| An article of special timeliness is or
The recent marvellous increase in the
production of gold" The author. All
exander E. Outerbridge Jr whose
rather was for many years director OF
the mint, Is especially qualified by ex-
; perience and position to speak author
ltauVely on the subject.
Beginning with the March number of
the Bookman, a new serial by Paul Lei
cester Ford, entitled Janice Meredith, +"
will appear
1t has been said more than once that
, II any man were qualified to write the
great American historical novel, 1t is
MT. FORD. for he combines with an in
innate knowledge of the subject as
eVlnced in his "True George Washing
ton and other historical writings, the
power to write powerful absorbing
ana successful novel. Janice Meredith"
Is a picture of the social life of revolu-
tlonary times in the north Washing
ton comes repeatedly into the stoYF, and
tue character of the hero is based on
Alexander Hamilton.
GOV Roosevelt in describing tie
Guasimas light In the March Scrlbner's,
pays a nigh tribute to Gen S r M
Young, calling him as fine a type Of
me american lighting soldier as man
can nope to see and he also shows
now Col Wood and he planned the win
ter preceding the war at a luncheon
IN Washington Club, to get into Gen.
1ounSs brigade in the event of war.
me general saying that he would guar
antee 10 snow us lighting" John w.
alexander, the portrait painter whose
pest work is illustrated in the March
Il ocIlDnef 5, is the son-in law of lanes
". Alexander, the vice president of the
1quitdple, whose portrait is one Of the
aTtlst best achievements Albert
w me- worse contributes a story about
me Esklmos. When Robert Louis Stew
eHson was flrst ordered to the Riviera
IN a. he wrote one Of his earliest sue
cesses, the essay entitled "Ordered
south. The letters in the March Scrib
neI were written from Mentone at
TINS time, and many Of the most ex-
i pIessiVe phrases of that essay appear in
TINS familiar correspondence An uhl
published and very important letter Of
Daniel Webster appears in Senator's
Hoars "reminiscences. 1t is the last
stlpti-slaVery utterance of Webster and
u dated August 20, 1S48 and addressed
10 Hon. E. r. Hoar w. j. Henderson,
Whose FAMILY have long been engaged
~ me business of managing theatres.
4 writes Tor the March Scribnel"s n very
ciear account of 1.-THE business of =
uneatre, unfolding that side of the-
atrical affairs of which the n,,tlio &.
PROFOUNDLY ignoranti jesse Lynch Will
lains' whose newspaper stories have
i l success, writes in the March
Scribner'S the lannon's taIa of ~, 60 ~
reporter" who had been y hafc - -
and stirs up his college Ia l,,II,, nv IT,
OF Spain in efTigy.
me March number of the Critic is
one that no lover Of books and their
makers can afford ia miss In |tbs
first place. there is n fronf.snieea NO.
trait of Washington. from a nortroit
taken from life by Renbranff Peaia in
1894 and owned by Mr.. George +, san
derson of Villa Lacabar PennsvIvan1a
who has permitted fbis frsi nublica
ton of it, Besides this infarestino. fea-
ture, there is a Reproduction ~ q nh
tograph of Thackeray taken in New
York in 1855, never before Dl;bljshed To-
! gether with some more sic fcbe, T3,aGa
by Thackeray when d pllrII, IN Char
terhouse. Dickens is also cciebrated IN.
this number. Not only rs there y nor
, trait of him never before ruhlisbad in
a magazine, but there are renro6,,n-
tions of the original slTataI,1.. 49, ~,
Crulkshank, Leech. seymour R'ov,n'.
Phiz), and Bnss. 10 ilIGsfrafe' 5iciso,,,s,
novels Among the speeiaI articlee ie !,
biographical and critical et,.d,- 90 ~.
famous German pIayUrierl,f c,erb,,.t
Hauptmann. with nortraifg o,,d iii,ts
trations nv Prof 7'ho,oae l.I',lhs
Baker of Johns tToDkire TTniyo,,,iit,,
and a sketch az M. a lt,,.,,d I3oneli.j'
the clever designer, ~ noet.1,a h,, Nh.
4 Charles Bel1nont Ttavie NJ, ,,,,,,,,Fii
Atwood Pratt writes :, s,,i11,,s,t he H. -
/ critical study If ina sfa,,ios ~ III,
4 George w GalIn and IS r,ri,,'.
a sneciaI review NJ ..STta a. ,,i -
4 Robert Rroynins and ttiiz,bott, D.
\ rett Rrowniney " q toal, TIT &C. b va ~
/ attract tba I,idest ,f+anti,,, q, ttt
countrv as veil as IL, IT1Il+Io,d ~
Toune1r ie fili Of ,,,isa ,,- 49, -
ern instances as ,yaffi &c r'ort,.litn 20
l,nIIsuaI interest ,,orer ~ t., IT,. ~
/ CIodetona q EN- lraS " 3,
/ T,ockv who bas III vSrift,' 49,
tfings about ~ 7e,d at,tli 9 ttit
arn NOT aItogefl1a,' ,gIie5ed I,,, hie
1 ,,3irare, o1d T,,ogb .Sr Il w ),
4 yITl,ist1a, 10 p,,oT,,57t'o,s ~ C1I.I5
/ q d Roberts Rev IT,, tIjli;a NfIie
f9io,,cba NTototaei ,d ! -
Andrew Casfaiene 49, hrit,i,,,,
,,i,f,,ras iIiretroti,7a ~, ssT if " ti
andet. tbl C,root w.
in Tho C,e,trr.,; Maoszi,a hoe M l iiiis
nreafed @GbavSiier "a 'i'' +, ''I' o DJer,
d'ITonne,I, tbroIIgb tta ,a,'so,,'iS t ~,
/ fa1aet and action If Nj IIsIiro 49,
1 don't ~ Tho Ere,cb ra,3,i,t{. M ~ 80 30
Trancis 81 C,reann bae ,,,,.,tto1' ~, ~
4 C,antr,,,v Niooa,ire tbo o,it, a,,tpa,.it ~
Tive acco,,nt f 10 ,,,jl;t,yy 80
81 NranIa vol offnod 70 ~,
The March nl1rnbe,. he ti IL dasd,ta ~
voyaere If the second e,,na,lifio,, ,,,ia1,
4 he commended, Tho IarIi,,sS 3,,d ~,
/ trenehing of troopson fbe mafniand
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