The Republican journal., 1901-05-23
rgpARY NEWS AND NOTES.

..4ef that it is idle for the small
.,.nrompete with the universities
~ ~ range of topics studied, and that
min hope of preserving them
. hes in their possibility of offering
ji.tinetive discipline and culture,
: ,5Iv gaining ground, and receives
1'.tag support from a paper on
0n1ortunity of the Small Col
v.Ierbert w. Horwill, an Oxford
.or. In the June Atlantic.
obstruction paper in the June
ami. rakes as its theme the domi-
.rontcal feeling at Washington dur
..s u4ri0d of Reconstructive legis-
r h is written by Congressman
4 NeCall of Massachusetts and
44l comprehension of the mo-
prevailed with Republican
.- Ss Thaddeus Stevens. The
a additional value as reveal
DO tude of a practical public
present day toward the much
instruction measures.
. u3ppened to Wigglesworth,"
us book by W. O. Fuller,
rH 0u the press and will soon
hy Henry \. Dickerman &
o-WL with gilt top, and illus
-t e. y. Allen. Robert J. Bur
eebrated humorist, who is
...a mas written from Cairo.
,. Characteristic Soft Word"
oe printed as an introduce
nook, Into this book" says
Nh Fuller has put the laugh
vAS. Our highest and most
pIcciation of what he has
Ice to take the laughter of
.. our own hearts"
leaders Will be glad to
the important Quarterly
rIcle on The Character of
viii be reprinted entire i'll
wing Age for May - and June l.
segarding the Queen has
.. q stir in England as this
.r.er is written from so close
lte knowledge The London
sul.cnt of The New York Tri-
that there is almost as much
.ru us to its author as there has
ruiing g An Englishwoman's
'.-,erS, The two numbers of
t.g Age containing the article
nailed, postpaid, for twenty
ri5.
-'- Quincy Adams Sawyer is still
- ahead. always moving forward
ni tue goal it seems destined to
D. flat Of the best selling novel, the
of "Out soon" is made
-ai TO the forthcoming romance,
ir'dassett', by the same author,
FELTON, Pidgin. The author be-
9t his readers will agree with
there is not to be found in early
'ran history asmore truly romantic
g'e than Aaron Burr-one whose
ri d associations and ambitions
HNe romantic. He is the central
e uud whom he has woven what
A-l as a stirring romance which
@ I}urr's great love for his
l't4 Iheodosia, his visit with Har-
A.onerhassett and his wife Mar
.he'r beautiful island home, his
"mulated there. his political
-', with President Thomas JEFF
md Alexander Hamilton, his
hamilton. his reception at the
- M Napoleon, and his so called
+ empire" Mr.. Pidgin's idea
Is That of a man who fought
- .o secure the independence of
oHHleS, man who was elected to
-St position in the gift of the
gn people, who filled the second
4D With grace and dignity that
ever been equalled, a man who
.-'i the wrongs inflicted upon him
Ny period of 30 years, on the fatal
o y eeiauken, a man who contem-
q, onquest, and who was tried for
reason by the members of the
"lch afterwards carried out ex-
''1 pfogramme of conquest that
al outllned, a man whom neither
',t persecution, nor poverty, nor
IN Of his friends could force to
one word Of recrimination or
4.a.Ht; and a man who, although he
us foe according to the code of
laen III force has been called
7 assassin or murderer by the max
D school books thus Installing into
u unds prejudice which only re-
y and study in after years could
,.a = remove. The May Bookman
quincy Adams Sawyer as fifth in
Isl OF SIX best selling books in the
my lor the mouth of March. Such
ans lave been made since March
IL Western cities that it should be
l INN nr ,nnxt Il q Il, IL ~, Il