The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-15
JANUARY MAGAzINEs.

North American Review: England
and the Transvaal.'' by the Right Hon.
Earl Grey. England and the Euro
pean Powers" by Prof. Hans Del
bruck. Great Britain on the War
path" by Vindimir TIoImstrem and
Prince Ookhtomsly. Some Boer Char
acteristics,'' by George Lacy. "A Fill
ipino Appeal to the American People,,
by Apolinario Mabini. formerly prime
minister in Aguinaldo's cabinet. Con
gress and Parliament: A Contrast" by
Sydney Brooks. 1.-The Census of 1900"
by w. r. Merriam; etc.
Cosmopolitan: THE Delights of Try
ing to be Somebody Else" by Edgar
Saltus. Fossil Hunting in Wyoming,
by Howard w. Bell. Some Types of
Egyptian Women" by Alexander Har-
vey Letters to a Lady on the Home
Care of the Sick" by John S. Fulton
Charles De Kay. former consul general
for the United States THE Theatri-
cal Advance Agent by Kirke La
Shelle. Modern Education: Encourag-
ing the Mental Powers of Young Child
rem" by M. V. O'Shea. Stories, poems,
etc.
International Magazine: 'Santo Do
mingo: A Tropical Eden by Lulu
Deonel1 Wills. "A Summer in Norway"
by Thina NJ. Biorn. 1.-The Queens Gar
den: The Petit Trianon,'' by J. E:
Van de Sande. Foreign letters, travel
notes, stage folk, current words, book
reviews, stories, etc.
New England Magazine: "Faneun
Hall" Illustrated, and with portrait
Brown; Horace Greeley's Early New
England Eome," by Ralph s. Cushman;
France and England in North Amer
ica,'' by Caroline B. Shaw; "Northamp-
1lAr1 TNtzT
son and the Sherborn Prison by Isabel
c. Barrows. Stories, poems, etc.
Gunton's Magazine: "Our Duty in
the Philippines" by ]. G. Schurman:
president of Cornell University. Hawaii
and Porto Rico as Colonies" by George
L. Bolen. 1.-The New Currency Bill,
Social Education Congress at Paris,
England's Serious Reverses," Death of
Vice President Hobart Pursuing
Aguinaldo, lis England's Cause Just?"
Learned Professions in State Univer-
sities," by w. F. Edwards. etc.
The Critic: 1.-THE Late Grant Allen"
by Clement K. Shorter 1.-THE Early
Polish Drama" by Helena Modjeska.
English Literature of the Nineteenth
Century" by Lewis E. Gates. How
Not to Read" by Gelett Burgess. The
Drama" by ]. Ranken Towse. 1.-THE
American Language" by Carolyn Ship
man. "Paderewski's Return" etc.
Brush and Pencil: Daniel Chester
French, Sculptor" by dorado Taft
1.-The Fourth Annual Exhibition of the
Society Of Western Artists" by Ed
mund H Wuepel. "a Note on the Jap
anese Method of Acquiring Absolute
Knowledge in Art" by G. c. Teall.
Notes on Bookbindings" (iIlustrated),
| by Ellen G.. Starr; etc.
Donahoe's Magazine: Catholic Girls
| ~ T9nxv n &
"Othello,' by Rev. ]. H: Cotter- From
| Canterbury to Rome People in
Print" by William Hopkins. General
Funston In the Philippines" Achieved
! Courage" by Walter M. Egginton
| Stories, poems, etc.
House Beautiful: 1.-THE Rohlfs Furn-
iture," by Charlotte Moff1tt. Wines for
| Bennett Colonial Houses in Mary
land by Alfred H. Granger. The
| Surroundings of a Country House, =
by o. C. Simonds;;, "A Collection 2r OF
| ''Roses: Past, Present, and Future" by
| Dean Hole; etc.
Book Buyer: MarshalTs portraits of
| Fletcher, Milton and Herrick, from
| Rare Prints.""Old and New Masters, ="
| "a review by Will H. Low. Book Re
views with illustrations), by Fitzroy
! Darlington. NJ A. De Wolfe Howe,
,
| F. J. Gregg, and others.
What to Eat: THE Popular Sweet
! Sandwich . by Mary Dawson. "A Dozen
! Dyspeptics at Lunch by F. A Weav-
| er. Mexican Curried Shrimp, by Max
| inc Olcott. 'SeaSonable Menus" by
Elizabeth o. Hitler. "Old Kentucky
| Corn Dishes" by Sarah Bell Hackley.
| Choice Recipes" by E. c. Hazard;
etc.
| Table TtaIk: RAISED Biscuits or
| Light Rolls The Belgian Hare, THE
/ Business Woman Versus Helpmate and
| Homemaker'' Twelfth Day: Old
Christmas and it's Observances,' New
Menus for January when Peggy
| Goes to Market Children in France, -
Recipes" etc.
Harper's Weekly for January has
| an illustrated article by Franklin Mat
| thews on Henry w. Lawton, THE Sold
| Ter and the Man" full page illustra-
| ton called communicating with Kim
| berley by Searchlight." The burial of
| the Maine victims at Arlington is fully
| illustrated, and there are pictures of
the buildings under construction for the
| Buffalo Pan-American Exhibition The
double page represents Aguinaldo, his
generals, wife and other relatives, his
carriage, etc.
| Golfers Weekly for January has an
| interesting illustrated article on 1.-The
| Artillery of the South African War
| by Lieut.. G. L. Garden. Other features
are pictures of the battle-fields around
| Ladysmith and scenes of interest in the
| vicinity Puerto Rico's First Ameri-
can Election" "One Hundred Years OF
the American Navy 1.-The Captured