The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-06
Do YOU WA F0L And DETAED ACCOUNT OF IE WEEKS
HAPPENINGS IN The AND IEERARY WORLD? ESQ HERE Il |
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ture of English country life, while the
craving of the fathers heart for the love
of his boy introduces an element of the
deepest patllos.
The Magazines.
THE Baltimore Belle Who Made the
Most Brilliant Match of Any Girl in
America" is the title of an article in The
Ladies Homo Journal for January.
housekeeping in Il Millionaire's Family,
The Little Women Play adapted from
Miss Alcott's charming story, for stage
presentation, and illustrated by Reginald
B. Birch, and two pictorial pages, ~
Winter Service in Church, by w. l.. lay
lor, and 1.-THE Town Meeting" by 4. Z.
Frost, are some others of the leading lite
rarv and artistic features with which
the Journal begins the twentieth century.
'The ForehandedneSS of Lucinda Smith,
by Josiah Aliens Wife,. Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps THE Successors of Mary
the First THE Story of a Young Man.,
by Clifford Howard, and another Blue
River Bear Story by Charles Major, are
also among the many excellent Things
presented in the January Journal. Two
articles show plans and detail Tor ~
Country House of Moderate Cost ana
"A Southern Farmhouse to Cost $1,000
Edward Box writes OF The Two Centu-
ries and This AIagazine'-the Journal.
There is also double page, Through
Picturesque America, giving eleven
views of the magnificent scenery OF
Washington and oregon. Practical artl-
cles show the fashions in womans wear,
and touch upon almost every subject for
the home.
The January number of the Popular
Science Monthly contains a number OF
important timely articles.
AS phatum for a Modern Street. by s.:
f. Peckham; The Enect OF Physical
Agents on Bacterial Life, by Dr.. Allan
Macfadyen; Flies and Typhoid Fever, by
DR. l.. O. Howard; Geometry, Ancient
and Modern, by Prof. Eaw!n 5. Crawiey;
An Address Before the Anthropological
Department of the British Association,
by T. H. Huxley; The Story of Autonous,
by Prof. William Henry Hudson; The
Economic Life of France by Edward y.
Jones; Pearson's Grammar of Science, by
c. S. Pierce; The Structure of the tleav-
ems by Prof. Simon Newcomb.
Among the pleasing articles in the jan
uary number of Good Cheer a Monthly
Magazine for Cheerful Thinkers, is one
by that able essayist, Forrest Crissey, on
Good Cheer in Literature in which he
writes Interestingly of Leigh Hunt and
his London Journal that magazine Of
cheerfulness issued sixty years ago. From
Hunt and his magazine Mr.. Crissey draws
some valuable suggestions for the pc
rodical writer of to-day
There is also semi-humorous narration
in verse of the life of Shelley by Edward
L. Burns, that will appeal to all lovers OF
the unfortunate poet
The opening article in the January
Cosmopolitan is Il charming sketch
OF ''Knclzerbocker Days by E. 5. Mar
tin. profusely illustrated by ,Iaxfeld Pa.
ris1 Following this, L. y. \. Grange
gives some excellent advice about How
to Judge d Horse" Vance Thompson con-
tributes an article on Beauty on the Paris
Stage" illustrating it with Photographs
of actresses on the Paris stage. Emil
Friend writes Of The Paris Press, and
BranGer Matthews discusses American
isms Once More" Dr. Francis Il. Clark,
president United Society Of Christian En-
Geavor, describes Some Chinese Oddi-
ties Edgar Saltus has an essay on The
Knights Of the Golden Fleece and R,,l
ard 7. Ely, FL. D. LII. D, discusses
Reforms in T9Iation." y charming de-
scription Of Cycling in 1ouraine," short
stories by Owen Wistsr r. L. Ketchum,
and Francis Willing Wharton some more
chapters of the serial 10y H. G. Wells,
and several short poems of merit round
out this most interesting number. y
special feature Of the issue is the num-
Der and excellence Of the illustrations.
Inc January number OF Harper
Monthly Magazine IS worthy Of the
neW century Inc leading article is by
ffoI. Noodsoh "i!son, ana the lirst
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