The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-26
LITERARY NOTES.


"a. A. G. McClurg &. Co, Chicago. will pub.
n lisil tb cary I IN DECEMBER, The Last Years
I OF OF the Nineteenth Century" by Mrs p
" ~ Latmer, a book intended to bring up
70 udIe each OF the authors six Nine
teenth Century histories
The famous Russian novelist. Ivan
Tourgenieff; the no less famous English
novelist. Rita" and the greatest living
American illustrator, Charles Dana Glib
son, are the chief contributors to the
christmas issue of The American Queen.
M Ernest Seton Thompson's drawings
OF our native birds, which has been pre-
scented during the current year in the
Youths companion, have won so much
praise from nature students and artists
that the publishers of the mpanion
form in portfolio.
Mr. Benjamin R. Tucker, of New York,
VIII publish very shortly a book of nearly
2V9 pages, entitled "a Chambermald's
ID ~ oy M. Octaye Mtrbeau, one Of the
ten chosen by M. Edmund do Goncart to
constitute his academy. A French critic
has described the book as "an attempt
To- 10 snow now thal nearly all the masters are
iGH-HNed WretcheS, and that nearly all
the servants are as near like them as
they know how tc be-
Fiction of remarkable interest will be
abundant McClure's Magazine for Decem-
per, with illustrations by the best art
ISIS; In addition to the first instaIlment
OF Kim, by Rudyard Kipling for which
the authors father, Lockwood Kipling,
ana EIwln Lord Weeks contribute draw
ings, there are short stories of life among
the Indians in the Latin Quarter of Par
IS IN SIAM stories of the rail and Of The
Alndergarten, by Ham;in Garland, Frank
II. Spearman and Josephine Dodge Das-
KAN, with drawings by H D. Nichols
n NJ. Walcott and Jay cambridge, while
more Dolly Dialogues by Anthony
nope VIII be illustrated by H. c. Chrfsty.
1a IN the uS special Thanksgiving issue of
Leslie 5 weekly, Just out, appears a full
page photograph, taken by its Special
PaotogRapher at Canton, o. at the home
OIL Of PRESIDENT Mckinley, showing the lat
Ter IN the act of signing his latest
thanksgiving proclamation. Other IL
iqstrations include a picture of the nres
iaeht Going to the polls at Canton.
Gi0~"i Ell or photographs and a strik-
rnS Lull.page drawing by F. Cresson
SScheII or the tremendous excitement i'm
New YORK on the night of the prasidentiaI
+ +i'Tit page DEVOTED to pictures Of a
turkey farm in Ohio, Thanksgiving in
Mania, Thanksgiving photographs by am
ateurS and other features anDronria+a -
HANKS THANKSGIVING week. The letter press EN-
9PIdceS very thoughtful article by the
ReV: Theodore L. CuyIer on '"Tbines 'i 70
pc Thankful for This Year" 1'1Tba ~
S3e eILg v da5e Of the Ballots, as Told in
NMeW ork, Thanksgiving Dav In +ba
Far-aWay Philippines and tbe new 5 5i1e
Pdflments that are adding so much 70
IN IIIe Value and interest of Leslie's Week,
" devoted to women and Children r. IN,
drama and to Wall street and insr nc 1L,o
interests. Every one Should res ras u d nee
Weekly. u Leslie s
Grams Magazine for Novarobor g.
more varied than usual and one tba+ 10
sure TO meet the requirements Of al
readers. In addition to its usual d.
P P%leilenIs, now We'll known to and an
ieadin@e ar py jes subscribers, the following
pc named: 'Shakespeare's Kn0vlIadga az
Off, census 4gIt Taking il California"
- en- history rs Here Imperialism o. ond
Inc renaissance of the Twenfjeth CO.. CO.
IuIy, Other features of this ni1noTn,,
~ " iiI III VIII pc found especially readabra
~ many aty are Timothy Thinkabit's TaIIr'3
ald IN Washington Corridors" 10Th
sPflSntIy and searching Comments ~, an
1 mii9-eP p, Oh the present campaign; ''Wo-
nan and Her World" with q frrtbe ~.
CONSIDERATION of woman's niaca in in ', ,le
lure; publisher Grams continuation oF
IL uSeIIsht!y story, 'Minnette: tale Of
lhstaliments of Oriental fo1Iffo,1.. D s9I
Wallan Historical Tales" and "a Oh
neSe Romance 1t is almost unnecaeS5 -,
[1lorid tnat the regular departments of
ee III news and book reviews of them
a GEL. make this number we'll wor+h[C ~
OoHSIdHt presence on the library table
me special attention now given r.
~ eIIcdh history makes it very desfra
111e,, 1liat sLuuents should be able to sun
R2teLISnC the study of histories Hike Mr.
= Iskes by better acuuainfanca n1i4t
me me men and women who have had an
I lI.Io,,til part in making history. The
SioWln or the nation can be fraasd ~
many important RESPECTS in tbo 49, ~
tne readers of the people, in the sfate
In Ia me army and navy in the church. in
exnToTo ti 5Creilce, invention, art, industry.
fli ploId tion. pioneering, or in any of t6e
41i,yerSe helds of human activity Tho
II11i;xHe sidae biographical Series Hougbfon
t tn'I liILS ~ % Boston, has been planned
~ Supply this need. Each biography is
written by person peculiarly onaiifed
t ~ write IT with knowledge discrinina
t tiOli ana ana literary skill it is hoped that Ill
1 1oad history of the United States. Durinp
I9VV-l9Ul the subject of these Volumes will
pc De; BSe e5tC1 Franklin, Thomas Jeffer-
son. Andrew Jackson, James B. Eads Pc.
ter Cooper. William Penn. Lewis and
Clarke, Ulysses S. Grant The volumes
Will contain hundred pages or rnore
VIII VIII De i6mo IN size and will appear in
Two EDITIONS, one for school use and ono
from photogravure portrait and in Iibrarv
style for the general public. i-''
Modern Culture makes another new de-
rIarture with the November aunber in
the introduction of original verse. Moth
ing could be daintier or tirneIier IT,
CaFTnen Cords, by Alice r. Hanscom.
or indian summer" by Edmund Vance
o ~ two Cleveland poets, who are
OF verse. Another attraction Of the mag.
9zlne is an unpublished poem bv Francis
ssf s96gf Keyi a the author Of The Star
Of
v HON are contributed by his Grand
a aad ;l Anna Key Barlow. ''The Cam
9 era IN Science, Art and Pastime'' is the
lih,Vltlng title of an article by Juan g.
A6el editor Of the Photographic Times.
: "a - ,,S Scnool for Lovers" is the first in
; tdLhqen[ OF a clever story by Ellen Oh
d1y Kirk; the gifted author of The
H f1[ iY,, Of Margaret Kent" The handsome-
~ Illustrated articles are 'Three Masters
N N Art[lnness, Martin and Vedder." by
y. Hudson Moore. and Some Phases r.
t me. American Drama" by Leon Mead
sIne Austro-I ntersprachen War is well
deteeScrlbed by Edwin l.. Maxey, d. q T,
tb Inc +, Lawyer and the Corporation" is
Boyd Winchester, Ii. d. An ibferaetins,
account Of 'The American Gordon.5
lF,T1ederlck Townsend Ward, is given by
Inomas r. Dawley Jr.; and the history
OF American Caricature" IS told bv
ingram A. Pyle. On the whole this mum
per Of Modern Culture is the brightest
nost attractive, most thoroughly Ameri,
can can magazine the publishers have yet