The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-27

Castles THE Bath comedy, Whlcn is
to appear in May. An admirer of the
authors of "The Pride of Jennico" who
has followed this new play of theirs
serially in Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly says that there has been
nothing to equal 1t since "The School
for Scandal"
The tide of travellers which has al
ready turned toward Paris will find
much to interest them in Miss Tarbelrs
article in the April Scribner's, on THE
Charm Of Paris" which conveys with
singular success the characteristics Of
Paris, which make those who know it
well love it. The illustrations are by
number Of the best known French
artists.
Grams Magazine, monthly jour-
nal Of history, geography and topics
of the day" has reached it's fifth num-
ber. This publication occupies a some-
what different field from that of any
other magazine; it is a combination of
textbook. newspaper. review, scrap
book and vehicle Of bellies lettres.
There is something in it for every
| taste.
The issue for last January of the bi-
monthly American Journal of Sociolo-
gy, the University Of Chicagos liter
airy clearinghouse for the best socio-
logical thought of all Schools" con-
| tains, amidst certain rather ponderous
essays, description of the model pub
/ lie bath at Brookline, Mass, which
should be read by every city official.
Albert Kinross is the name Of new
aspirant for honors OK the first class
in the field of fiction, and the Amer
! lean public will sool have AN oppor-
tunity for judging of his work in what
is said to he one of the most graceful
and sparkling novels of today that the
! last year of the century has produced.
The brilliant papers on Social Life
in the United States Navy" now run
ming through the Woman's Home Com
panion. will be continued in kind in
the May number with an equally at
tractive discussion of Social Life in
the United States Army" by Mary
Breckenridge Hines.
|
that for March 24-was known as the
South African number. on account of
the large number of war sketches 1t
contained. There We're thirty-two
pages, and every one of them had upon
it pictures or descriptive matter of
live interest.
Diana Tempest" novel by Mary
Cholmondeley author of "Red Pot
tage." is shortly to appear in a new
edition, with portrait OF the auth or
and an introduction whicn will give
a sketch of the authors life and meth
DDS. The publishers will be d. App.e-
ton e. Co.
would Christ Belong to q Labor
Union?" is the title of Il new book IS
sued by Street & Smith, New .tork
The author Is Rev. DR.. Cortland Myers
pastor Of the Brooklyn baptist temple
and he aims to instil by rleans OF 4
story the lesson of the Golden Rule.
The new novel by H. G. Wells is en-.
titled Love and Mr.. Lewisham," and
it is said that Henry James, w. r
Henley and others have read 1t ir
manuscript and speak of it in terms
Of warm praise. 1t Is to be published
in the coming autumn.
In Everybody's Magazine for Apri
Is a most interesting description of the
enormous steel works Of the Carnegi,
company. The simple explanation" 1.
this issue details the method of nav
igating ship by observation of tn,
sun and stars.
Robert Hichens, the author 0
FLAMES, "The Green Carnation," etc.
is enjoying life in Sweden, where h
is devoting part of his time to correct
ing the proofs of his forthcoming book
Tongues Of Conscience"
THE Lunatics at Large" IL the It'll
of an original and entertaining move
by j. Storer Clouston, which will b
published Immediately by ID. Appleton
e. Co.
Stephen Crane. who is living on
large estate In Surrey, Is at work o
a historical romance of Ireland 70
publication In the autumn.
1t is undoubted proof of the inteili