The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-10
LITERARY NOTES.

Mother Wild Goose and Her Wild
Beast Show" is the title of a new iu-
vepiie by the well-known artist author.
L. j. Bridgman. The familiar rhymes OF
Mother Goose have been parodied. and
animals as subjects of the rhymes. add
to the attractiveness of the work. IL Is
printed in colors The book will no doubt
DE among the most popular Juveniles Of
the season. H. M. Caldwell Co., Bos-
ton.
The II. M. Caldwell Co have added to
their Well-knoWn illustrated library of
famous books and famous authors, which
now comprises some two hundred
volumes of selected masterpieces in all
branches Of literature, 'Prue and l." By
Geo. William Curtis; "Mr Midshipnan
Easy, by Capt. Marryatt; "Tennyson' $
Poems" THE Wonder Book" and ''True
Stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne; 1.-THE
Virg1nians, by William Makepeace
Thackeray; 'sTne Oregon TRAIL by
FRANCIS Parkman; 'Kavanaugh" and
'Evangeline,' by H. W. Lonefeilow;
Sketch Book" by Washington Irving.
Golfers Weekly opens its dramatic
season with an ''all-star cast" of contrt
butors- The thfrty-two page dramatic
number, which has Just been issued, In
cludes John Drew's "Reminiscences of
Augustin DAILY Annie Russell on 'lrhe
Trials of Stage Career David Belasco
on Stage Management" Mrs. Ffske on
The Evils OF the Syndicate" and other
articles Of equal interest by Mrs LIE
Moyne, Leslie Carter, w J. Ferguson,
Mrs. Fernandez, etc, in addition to q
critical review of the seasons plays by
John d. Barry. From pictorial stand
point 1t Surpasses even the high standard
which Golfers has set for itself Pages
OF beauties of the stage and scenes from
the successful plays make it an attrac-
tive souvenir Of the present season.
Rev John White Chadwick, son of John
White Chadwick and Jane Stanley
ChadWlck' was born at Marblehead,
Mass, Oct 10, 1S40 Leaving school at
the age of thirteen, he was employed
Tor some months in g. dry goods store,
and afterwards engaged in shoemaking
until 1851, when he went to the Bridge
water Normal school, from which he was
graduated in February, 1859 Shortly
after, he went to the Phillips academy
at Exeter, N. H.; next studied for a year
with q private tutor and then entered
the Cambridge Divinity school, gradu-
ating July 10, 1864. He was ordained and
Installed minister of the Second Unit
tartan society, Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. Il,
lI~H, Of which he still Q90O has charge.
He received from Harvard university the
honorary degree of A. M in 1888. and
of the Phi Beta Kappa fraternity in
-886, when he was the poet of the annual
meeting. The books which he has pub
lished are: A biography Of his predeces-
SCR, Rev. N. A. Staples, ga Book Of
Poems which has passed through ten
editions, I'm Nazareth Town." which IS
also book of verse, 1.-THE Bible of To-
day." Faith of Reason" 1.-The Man Je-
sus," George William Curtis" Gin Har-
per's Black and White Series), "Old ard
New Unitarian Belief" Power and Use
Ca volume of select sermons), and "a Life
for Liberty: biography Of Sallie Holley
with her anti-slavery and other letters
These are now followed by Theodore
Parker, Preacher and Reformer, published
by Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. He
has also published serial sermons, eight
each year for the last twenty-four years,
and small - Inns of these have been
bound in twelve volumes, each volume
containing two series. Mr. Chadwick
has written many reviews and other ar
ticles for the alton, the Christian Reg
lister and various ma gaines. June g,
1865, he married Annie Horton Hathaway,
of Marblehead, Mass, and together they
have compiled three volumes of selected
poetry: 1.-THE Two Voices" "Out of ths
Heart" and Through Love to Light"
The thirty-two profuseiy Illustrated
pages of the November American Boy
are full of stories, history, science and
sport for boys. As usual, the matter is
clean, inspiring and helpful to the grow
ing and ambitious boy. The stories are:
''We-alTs Deer Three Boys in the
Mountains" Jack Holiday. the Boy
Who Told Tall Stories" Cruise of the
Yacht Gazelle;" 1.-The Derrick Christian
Endeavor Society," Other titles Of in
terest are: Joining College Fraterni-
tyr wendell Phillips 'Boy Singers
November IN History Hints About !
Football How a Wesleyan Boy Got !
His Start in Life 1.-THE First Thanks |
giving Dinner" Something About the /
PostofIfce;'' Squirrels and a Squirrel /
Hunt" Hints on the Study of INSECTS
1.-THE Beginners Guide to Stamp Collect |
ing, Where to Find Stamps; How |
Boys Make Money Out of Binding !
Books" Boys as Photographers and |
Boys as Collectors Of Stamps, |
Coins and Indian Curios;'' Boys Elk
change" Puzzles. etc.