The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-24

sibly the Fifth Minnesota, of which he
was chaplain. The article has many
Just such errors, so many, in fact, that
it loses force and lacks merit. It is not
lair for the reader to judge the Worlds
Work by this article.
The fiction announced bv Mfs=rs
Hougton, Miff1in & Co. for the spring has
a Surprisingly. wide range Of interest Bos-
son appears In a humorous story of the
servant girl problem, 1.-The Successors OF
Mary the First by Elizabeth Stuart
Rnelps; Chicago in a Tolstoian novel by
VIII Payne called ''The Story of Eva"
nam The Turn of the Road Kate
Douglas Virgins "Penelope's Irish Ex-
per!ences" surveys Ireland; colonial Vir-
GINA appears in Burton E Stevenson's
romantic Soldier of Virginia and Eus
rope in Clara Louise Burnham's Miss
Pritchard's Wedding Trip" Alice Brown
pants part of New Hampshi in
. .hlng's SCI, End" and for the sea there is
King.
Stanton H. King, who Is now superin-
tendent of the Sailors haven in Charles
town, Mass. spent twelve years at sea
IN dog Watches of the Sea" he has UNI
dertaken to set forth the sailors life as
1t actually is. The book is interesting as
of e., frank and even naive account
OF his various experiences. All good
DOORS OF the sea have something which
TO the Iandsman snlacks of romance. and
this quality is not lacking in Mr.. Kings
book. but it is essentially a realistic
story of twelve years of life before the
mast.
Ida M. Tarbell will tell in McClurc's
for April of 'The Disbanding of the Con-
iet Army an article of strongest
lance. Walks and Talks With Toll
stoi, by Andrew D. White, ambassadors
to Germany, will give realistic picture
NIL Y VII oY
Will describe with delightful sympathy
day among fields and burrows in the
South. In fiction this number will con-
tain matter of striking excellence: An
lnstallment of KIM" by Rudyard Kip
ling; story Of amusing Imagination in
child life, by Josephine Dodge Daskam;
brilliant narrative of Wall street
deal, by Edwin Lefevre, and other
stories. The great illustrations Will ba
remarkably abundant and of great merit.
Among the artists who will contribute
ling, Maude Cowles. Orson Lowell. A.
Radcliffe Dugmore. F. Y. Cory. Frederic
Dorr Steele and W. r. Leigh.
Henry t. Coates & Co., OF Philadelphia.
announce for early spring publication 2
number of books "a Summer Hymnal,''
a romance of Tennessee, is by John Trot-,
wood Moore. THE Tower Of Wye" by
William Henry Babcock, is a story Of
early colonial Maryland along the shores
Of the Chesapeake bay. I'm Search Of
Mademoiselle, written and also Illus
tIated by George Gibbs the well known
artist, deals with the romantic and high
~ picturesque episode of the struggle be-
tween the French and Spaniards for the
possession of Florida. Dear Days is a
book for girls by Armour Strong. a story
Of school girl life in Washington.
Mr.. W. A. Fraser, author of ''Mooswa
and Others has just written for early
publication in the Saturday Evening Post
d short, stirring serial, entitled The
OutcastS." The "Outcasts'' are an old
buffalo and a wolf dog, and the striking
adventures of these companions, and
pilgrimage, in company, to the distant
plains of deep grass, of which the wolf
dog knew.
Mcclure, Phillips & Co., have just pub
lished: 1.-THE Railroad, a collection Of
shot stories selected from McClure'S
Magazine This volume is the second in
There is a bocksh flavor about the
little magazine Impression published by
D. P. Elder & Morgan Shepard. San
Francisco), that must commend it to low
ers of the genuine in literature and art.
The rough, yellowish PAPER on which it
is printed, and which suggests age. has
something to do in imDarting this flavor,
For March these contents are especially
inviting There is an Introductory essay
by Thomas r. Bacon on 1.-The Two Oil
vers,'' in which Mr. Bacon contrasts John
Morley's pen picture OF Oliver Cromwell
with Theodore Roosevelts. Dorothea
about IAN English Woman's Love Let
ters," and there is a short article by
J. c. RCwen entitled "a Peep Into the
Vatican Library" Several book reviews
and some art gossip are included in tho
number.