The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04
two pages showing twenty new spring
models in millinery and the new ideas In.

models in millinery and the new ideas IN
dress accessories.
q Margaret 4Allston brings to a ma ppy.i
conclusion Her Boston Experiences,
and Finley Peter. Dunno contributes tn :.
fourth installment of Molly Donahue,s
The publishers. however, announce that
this serial will be discontinued, on acs
count Of the illness of Mr.. Dunno.
Patterson Du .Bris has a HogEaphices1..s
sketch of Froebel, and there are ais Is g
some interesting. anecdo tesE of8Mr B eeclls,
err For musicians are two pieces o.
Easter music, an anthem and q SOW os.
Housekeepers will be pleased vain y the
.Ten Dishes for the ELenten Iaple a ses
with Mrs. 5Rorcr's 2. Menus for Home;., 20
ciaI and Church Affai rs = These are tousl
a few of the choice things to be founo ~
this valuable periodical.
The feature Of tire March number o.
eNrCLURE'S MAGAZINE is the t hii u
part of 1.-The Life of the Master ny lte
Rev. John Watson D. d 10 iulen l en-
nance the interest in this celeorat eu = VOL IN,
of the well-known scotch uifiii e1 etie
STATIONS are made especially 1or NC
cures fby Corwin Knapp L1nson, ana
1,.nr of them are reproduced in the sor-7
geous oriental colors. 'Siedging Toward
tho Pole is the subject of a most inter-
cstiny article by Walter Wellman, de-
scril,ine some of the exciting adventures
Of the WelIman Arctic Expedition OF 1855
100 CIV Wacrnan tells of the dlhlculties
of "Ruilding a Railroad into the hlon-sz
dixie and speaks with authority, as he
was one Of the party engaged in con-.
structins- the .White Pass and Yukon
Railway" Another paper, full OF adven-.
ture. is Captain Joshua Slocun's story.
of the Voyage of the Destroyer from
New York to Brazil Especially timely
10 the Richmond theatre-goers is Cleve-
land NIoffett's study of the personality
and methods of writing of Edward KOS
tand, the author of Cyrano de Bsrserac.
Several short stories and poem by SUI
san Buell. Hale complete the contents OF
the number.
Hon. Richard Olney, ex-Secretary OF
State. opens the March ATLANTIC with q.
notable and statesmanlike paper on me
Growth of our Foreign Policy. William
G.. Drcher contributes an interesting re-
view of Germany in 1899 In The Polin-
cal Horizon, Henry LOOMS Nelson
sketches the political party history OF
the last thirty years, and describes the
present political conditions J. W. Root
contributes an article on British Ship
ping Subsidies. L. P. Wheeler discusses
The Unofficial Government of Cities
Zitkala Sa concludes her charming pa
pers with An Indian Teacher among In
dians George Mclean Harper discusses
The Place of French Literature w >.
Stillman continues his entertaining Az
photography with the story CT his hrst
struggles to become an artist. Dean -.
q. R. Briggs, of Harvard College, as
cusses wisely and pertinently The Tran
sition from School to College. MIS-.
Sedgwick's A Girl of Sixteen at BROOK
Farm gives a fresh and charming we"
of that famous idyllic episode OF "nlch
she is now sole survivor. The eagerly
awaited conclusion of To Have anu 20
Hold; several brilliant short stories; re-
views of Munger's Bushnell ana OF some
recent fiction; a group of suggestive Ly
rios nv John Vance Cheney, and the al
ways fascinating Contributors Clup
complete the number.