The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-03-12

E. w. HOrnung's complete novel m the
March New Lppncott called The
Shadow of a Man is not only a first
rate story, but t= quick action and gen
eral breeziness OF plot make it especially
adapted for the New Uppincott, for which
it was written.
Under thei t,tfe of The Little Chris
tian," Maarten. Martens contributes one
of his always enjoyable tales. It is
about a family of r.ch, jolly lsraedites
from Paris, who travelling through the
Italian lakes. The strong undercurent
of human comedy and tragedy is Splendid
ly worked up.
THE Grandmother's Story" by Mrs. J,
K Hudson, is prefaced by these words;
This story of Mormon life and expert
ence is a true one. The incidents were
told the writer" But she has concealed
names and places and wholly altered the
episodes. The Grandmother was orig
na,Oy Philadelphia Quaker. Mrs. HUI
sons series on Mormon life began in jan
uary.
IN. Gallerda.' steamer tale. by Jessie
Van Zile Beiden, is a hove story that is
likely to find an echo in many hearts.
paper by the daughter of the Dean
of Westminster Mrs. A. Murray Smith,
about 1.-Two Noble Danes Buried in West
minister Abbey" IS of special interest TO
the fair sex.
OF poems there are two strong Things,
one Beethoven" by John Hall Ingiham,
appropriate to the musical season, and
the other 1.-The Song of the Slaughtered"
by Herman Sheffauer a new California
poet of great promise. ]. B. Lippdncott
Company, GA Cnesnut street, Philadel-
phia-
The Delineator is a particularly fine
number The Illustrations showing the
styles are excellent. OF the staff contribu-
tors it will be sufficient to indicate their
special suitability for the work given into
their charge: Mrs. Frank Learned, who
conducts Social Observances occupies a
unique position in New York society, and
is an accepted authority on all matters of
etiquette. Miss Helen NJ. Winslow, who
writes on Women's Clubs, is the editor CT
the Club Woman, the recognized organ Of
club life throughout the country. Col
lege News is by Miss Carolyn Halsted, VINO
is a graduate of Vassar and in direct as
ISOLATION with the officers of all the wo-
mems colleges and co-educational instltu-
TONS The embroidery department, which
has become such a strong feature of the
publication, and deservedly, is contributed
by Mrs. Emma Haywood, who is the di-
rector of one of the best known schools of
needIework and an authority on art and
Publishing Company, New York.
Truth for March contains the following
contributions: Characteristic Manu-
scripts" fully illustrated, by Caroline
Ticknor; Rapid Transit in New York
and Elsewhere;' 1.-The Value of a Navy
and lis Influence on an Inland War"
IAN American Ostrich Farm" and '"The
Civ of Baltimore" The American Art
ISIS" series is continued with an llustrat-
ed article on Charles Caryl Coleman.
There are six color pages, and black and
white ustraGons innumeralofe" All OF
the departments are we'll represented
Truth Publishing Company, New York
"The True Story of Kentucky Feud,
by Colin S. Craig, is the leading article in
the March Home Magazine. AR Craig
here presents the first authentic account
of the fearful Hatfield-McCoy vendetta,
which has lasted over quarter of CEN
turv at che cost of fully forty lives. The
worst of il all is that il stilh continues,
despite the efforts of the state ofhcers 10
break ii up The illustrations are from
the only photographs ever takeh OF the
scenes of the various fights of the rival
rarttone. and of the principal characters
rrhe Home Magazine, $3.50 Nassau street.
New York.
an the Shadow of the Pitons." sketch
of the British island of ST. Lucia, West
indies. is the leading article in the In
ternatiouaF Magazine for March. The pa
per is written in Lillian D. Kelsey's hap
piest vein, and though there are fewer
Illustrations than the lnternationafs lead
ing articles generally contain, the ones
given are exceptionally fine and interest
ing. The International Magazine, SJS
Dearborn street. Chicago, Ill.
McCalfs Magazine for March contains
very fine array of Illustrations. It's
Home Literature, Household Hints, Fancy
Work Current Topics and Popular Fic-
ton is of a character to greatly interest
the general reader. The Mccall Company
1SS-l46 West Fourteenth street, New York
Death of Jose Muniz.
Tampa. Fla, March 11.-Jose Muniz.
Vice President of the Cigarmakers Inter-
nal Union complained of feeling i'll yes