Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-05-13

interest. The paper under caption of AR
ter Fifty. Years" by Mrs. c. X. Reifsnf-
der, Is thoroughly enjoyable. The story of
Two Hearts for One" also by Mrs Ref
snider. win be highly appreciated by read
ers of fiction. Other excellent contribu-
tons in this number are THE Wolf at the
Door Music of the Speaking Voice.
of a Western CITY,, and Dreams and
Visions.
number of Scribner's Magazine IS beau
ty. Some picturesque Sides of the Paris
Exposition" by E. c. Peixotto. is highly
interesting and beautifully illustrated
well is very meritorfous and full OF MS
torical facts. Rapid Transit in New
York" by VIM. Barclay Parsons, VIII be
found in a paper of great interest and
full of information. A handsome story IS
contributed by Adele Marie Shaw STYLED
Egg Island" ]. M. Barrie's serial story
Tommy and Grizel." is continued. The ~.
Francis Lynde. will be read with unusual
! interest. The Princess Royal me
Point of View and THE Field of Art
make up charming number
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE-The May
number of McClure's Magazine Is all thar
might be expected of that popular publ
cation. Rev. John Watson, d. D., con
tributes the opening number, VIZ me
Life of the Master" Part V rms arueie
Is Coloi
Turning of the Ways" story OF to-day
in New York. by Clinton Ross, Is Well
told. Then we have Gen. Lawtons work
in the Philippines" The Pasha' Prs,
| oner." 1.-THE Coming Eclipse Of the sun;
Miss Cullender's Lamb THE Biggest
Steamship Ahoat;" 1.-THE Governors Re-
hearsal,' and The New Prosperity" all
articles of most excellent merit.
wERNER's MAGAZINE-The May
number of Werner's Magazine contains
4
Dramatic Action as Applied to Painting
and Poetry" Florence p Holden, Leaves
From a Readers Notebook II; S VS.
BILE Speech" Professor Alexander MI Me-
vile Bell; Heroes and Heroines or Flc-
ton" William Dean Howells, William
| Shakespeare's Vocal Culture Leetures-A
Critique." L., Louis Arthur RusseH;
Graded Physical Exercises" II, Bertha
Louise Colburn; Evolutionary Criticisms
From a Teachers Standpoint; Henrik
Ibsen: A Literary study Stanley Sehell
MIRANDA and Porcia, From a Fre era,Ii
State Association of Elocutionists. Re
port"
THE HOME MAGAZINE-General Sir
Frederick Carrington's portrait IS the
frontlspiece in the May number OF the
Home Magazine. General Darlington IS
on the road to relieve the garrison al
Mafeking, where the gallant Col Baden
Powell has made one of the most remark
able defenses in history. a LAY at lne
Barge Office is well told story by-Jet,
fry Montague. A handsome memorial
day story by Douglas g. Doty is emitted
Captain Abe" Congressman Galusha A.
Crow, of Pennsylvania, contributes an eX-
ippines" very entertaining. story IS
told by Cutliffe Hayne, under ute OF
Case of Barratry." sketch of General
Joseph Wheeler THE Mystery OF the
Movement" complete this excellent num-
Der.
THE PARISIAN-The beautiful May
number of the Partisan comes to hand as
fresh as a basket, of May flowers me
following very interesting table of con-
tents will be found in this number: III
Wind That Blows Nobody Good" by Leon
de Tinseau: Edmond Rostand," with por-
trait. by Adolphe Brisson; For the Man
doln," illustrated. by Paul Verlaine; ..,Iil
Countess's Dream, illustrated, by. Marie
de. Eschenbach; "a Daughter OF Mon
archs," by Colette Yver; For His Man
uscripts Sake" by j. Marni: The Paris
Exposition" by Capt A H. Mattox: Pa
risian Gossip" THE Origin of the Motor
Carriage"
PEARSON'S MAGAZINE-The May
number of Pearson's Magazine is crowd
ed with the most entertaining and refresh
ing articles. Prominent among these we
note a timely paper on the subject Of
| Good Roads - THE Moon at sc Miles"
as seen through the big telescope at the
Paris Exposition. Other features are:
Historic Mysteries No. 5-"The Son Of
Ivan the Terrible" "The Eye of X. ]. y. =
a complete story by +. Nesbit; Stories Of
other Worlds, No, ST Saturn's Realm. !"
complete story BY Geo; GTinith; N Ie.l
tress," complete story by Halliwell SUIT
cliffe; THE Ortolan: 50 a Mouthful by
Geo. Day; THE Coward" a complete sto.
~ by Rafael Sabatini, and The Art OF
the Age"
Isy,rx 20.
| ture of the May number OF this charming
art journal is 1.-THE Chicago Salon." by
w B. Dyer. The Illustrations are partic-
ularly Interesting. "A c oss Colonial
Thresholds" is the first article of a series
on Studies of Art In American Life. by
! Virginia, Huntington ROBBIE, and Is
copiously illustrated. The Cincinnati
Art Club and the Minneapolis society
of Fine Arts" illustrated, will attract
much interest to art students The sup
Elementary full page inserts five in num-
| Der. are printed in one and two colors,
and are gems of neatnesS and skill. Brush
and pencil is filing a new field in the art
world and coming numbers promise 10
even surpass those already presented TO
| the public The magazine Is worthy OF
| the highest consideration and admiration.
| McCALL'S MAGAZINE-McCa Mag
| azne for May opens with a beautifully
colored plate illustrating an exceedingly
| handsome walking costume. Each month S
| issue is fairly dazzling with illustrations
| of patterns of the very latest ana most
! exquisite fashion designs. The table of
| contents comprises: New Materials for
| Summer Gowns Attractive Spring Fash
| ions, Important Items for Dre..makers,
| Hins on Dressing Becomingly, How to
! Give a Library Party, Practical Sugges-
! tions for Housewives. Paris Fashions,
! Girls Figures. Fashions for Children
| and District Farming in California Qllus-
! trated by photography.
THE OUTLOOK ADMINISTRATORS
| the Illustrated articles In the May Maya
zine number, OF the Outlook may be me, men :
| underground Railway" Theodore l.. De
WINES Gutenberg. Anniyersa,ryiip Ly-
| man Abbotts THE Ancient Hebrew Peo-
pie" H. w Mabie's THE London Stage
| (being Part v of Mr.. Mabie's series on
| Shakespeare: How the Russian Mouiik
| Lives" by William Durham, and The
! Church in the Large Town" by j. Cleve-
| land Cady.
/ New Books.
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