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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
SPONGE STOPS
PR|zE.F|CHT.
Rice Had Sullivan Badly
Beaten in Sixteenth
Round.

Nl.W LONDON. Feb :,.-Au-t!u nicc
beat Tommy sullivan IN Il rafting bout
h"r" tisi ntsH iiIcc was The nggrc-sor
"ii"r the tenth round, and hv the time
the sixteenth arrived md Sullivan IN
''Ich bad way TIM. ,hr Hrn"kiym.r' -
second, ~ Murray, threw ~ the
slo.Ec
hf'rwarI sullivan -,II h, los, he.
cause he weakened himself ny taking
on ven pounds -!nec Monday morning
In an attempt to MAKE the wrisI ~
ppGuG. He ,!p?,ri the = 'aIcs last night
nt l-i POUNDS, ana. cst h!- forfeit money,
VI 10 ~" tenth round the bou, vas
SScnlu yur .cst,d After that RSc re-
p"it-ilS i.bDDd sullivan IN II. ACE
ana got IN son" hard hods blows and
plainly had tho Brrnklyni,c on the
road 10 defeat
In the four'rcnth round sullivan wa.
Iroggy. oW 'hc'h cut until ~. CONS.
sounded fhH he'll saved h':n IN thr
fifteenth and u" wIs ,,ill weak when h..
cam. out FOR the sixteenth.
ilc ,rlldn'i defend himself AMI soon
was being bai'S punished by Rice
ns,,inst III. rorr.. liz Nas uhou: to al
VIXEN thr sponge went M MARTY Nc.
cue. y, New York. was referee.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
CHC)YNSKI MAY GET FIVE YEARS
FOR FIGHTING I'm GALVESTON.

GALVESTON. Feb. c.-Jor choynsk!
and Jack Johnson ar. SIN In jail here.
pending trial for engaging In prize
Night here Monday night contrary 10
the laws of Texas. The lighters bail has
been placed AZ S,". Adj,.-ien. Scurry
Is here rs a special representative OF
Gov. Savers He mas engaged Col. John
i.ov"joy to prn-ecui. the lighters. col.
Lov"iov Was NJ tho r!ng-ide during
The hrht. Later Gen Scurry says
''Th. laS VII be invoked against
every one VIII" had anything TO do with
the hEh'. Tn. Governor intends 10
see that prize lighting is a dead letter
In Texas and thai ;he law be- enforced.
We have al 'lc evidence "" want and
have clear case ag,ins, the pugilis,s
and The promoters"
The penalty upon trial and conviction
Of having engaged In a priZc-iight II
q term Of not more than Nv" years nor
less than Two IN the peniten,iary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
TO Make AIKEN
RACING CENTRE.
VIM. {. Whitney Plans
to Hold Meetings at
Winter Resort.

AIKEN. S. e.. Feb. c6.-william C..
H. Hitchcock and other wcll-known men
In the turf world propose to make this
fashionable winter resort a centre for
high class racing. II IL their plan to
corduc; a spring or winter meeting
The citizens OF Aiken are enthusiastic at
;he prospect and have offered to con-
tribute toward the racing prizes.
Mr.. Whitney owns an Ideal mile track
4 shor; distance from the city. There IL
plenty OF room around &, for stables.
paddocks. grand stand and other build
'nss. and IL would not take long 20 equip
the track with everything necessary to
nrS.-cia:s course.
Mr. Whitney has few OF his horses
here. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. has ac-
commodations In his stables for seven
ty-avc horses. and has nttecn horses IN
training. His blanketed gallopers are
seen all over Aiken and on tho sur
rounding roads mounted BY boys OF
ebony hue.
Pool selling IL allowed In South Caro-
lima. and books arc made on the spring
raccs here. About this section Is q
sporting community sufficient. the pe"-
pie OF Aiken say. 10 support the meet
Ing Of the Brooklyn Jockey club.
While tn" fashionable colony here Is
pointed out that there would be n"
particular objection TO the plan. 1t
would give society u chance to pre-
dominate At n race meeting.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
BILLIARDS BY
TELECRAP H NOW
3McCreery Has a Plan
to Play His Rival,
Mullen.

Billiard eames BY TELEGRAPH, are tn
latest thing In sporting circles. The ars'
o. them will be held mex, month. II tn,
plans Of wayman c. McCrcery. the S;
Louis expert. can be carried out Me
Creery and Martin Mullen. vf Cleveland
will be tho contestants.
McCrccry vas unable 10 play IN tns
recent Glass 4 Tournaments. and, al
though very anxious 10 meet Mullen.
neither man can take the tim. to meet
the other in personal circounter. Muil"I
was the Class 4 championship In lS'
but has not competed In tina event since.
McCrcery has played Mullen tire" times
and won two games. and efforts hav.
been Made for the last four weeks :,
arrange .on-.h game. Mc-f-cr! be-
lteves he has solved the problem ny chal-
longing the Cclcv.ani champion to :.
game by telegraph and In now awaiting
MS reply. The plan Is Tor each man n
the same. size table. With III" same
we:sht balls. and all other particulars a,
nearly Identical As possible
After spottinH the balls each man Is
to play until he misses. which Will clos"
his inning. The balls Will then be- re-
until five inning. are finished. when
the score OF each Will be t.icyraph-d 10
the other. There viii De referee at
each table and an umpire for The sh-
sent player. While ;hcr. can be no
such thing as safety play In a match
by telegraph. 1t 10 believed tn. game.
can be 30 arranged n to sustain con-
iinuity Of interest. and provided the pro.
leSted match takes place ANA Is success
!ul McCrcery believes that int.rcitS
team billiard contests could b. man.
ased on the same principle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
Tom smyth, hc"Greek, !"
Game in Like a Mike
rlorrissey, but Showed
lie Wasn't That Kind.

:, ,,-,--I 49,, l.- -, -, -
49,.
80,
!
a
.r,
ne r''' 'h""p y ~" H'hN 70 w.
tar known us creek Smg'J who
comes from Ii.lf,st with III. record of
.,,.,. ,.t..,.,.t t.L,,,,
49," '''' 49, - N''' NJ
IN" defeat ana WIN y irHnk'uI ~ Soid
ana s.lve- u..dnl when h., won by out.
unir,Ip, an .n,n,.-. "a, .yhuugn, nn,,,.
III ""''''h' PARIS "' 't'l'hd
Ia proving up Smy'h At his rcques'
MS claims Wen. cIearl, ..tIblish.d n,r.r
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EXPELLED MAN
NOT ON TRACK.
MI. Foreman Was in New
York When Lizzie
Kelly Ran.
Especial 10 n, E,.n,n. wcrn ,


RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS. Feb
1.-THE races we're run In summer
weather a the Fair Grounds to-day
! OUT tho track was deep and sticky.
The Lexington Selling stake for two.
year-olds mt half mile had I'VE start
crs. Ardita carried ZIG pounds. the ton
weight. and was concedins from twelve
10 elghtcen pounds to the others. A
stecp!echasc over the shor, course had
seven starters and the result was inter.
.,r,inr In the iight Of the recent scandal.
as FOUR Of <he starters in to.day's race
,,.,,. ..ti, IA the race won BY Lizzie
Ne.Gy one week nEp. and which crus.
tne .wh0!esaic expulsion OF Jockeys ami
Trainers.
II developed to-day tina, WILLIAM
roIena:'. who was ruled of with Mr.
Eaddy Yesterday for the irregular run.
nthg o! Lizzie Kelly. has not been here
Tor three weeks.
Foreman Is at shecpshead Bay. where
No went to train some horses for Cabin
An1crson u - likely that th!.
iact VII! be called 10 the attention Of
tie stewards and IL Will be found that
Foreman had nothing 10 do with the
Stockholm and lmorovidcnt fell in tho
frEt race at the head ~ the stretch
Mebcrs collar bon. waI broken
Walsh was struck hy l.izzi, Jackson
md carried from the track .ncnnsclD ut
ne recovered In short time
FIRST RACE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
Belfast Man Put Up a
Spirited Bout with Kid
Carter and Showed
Cleverness and Many
Good Fighting Quail.
ties.

defeated once. and beat every boxer J
! me-. In the exhibition bouts. You 30"
| have won numerous medals. displaying
!, breast fuil of silver and gold ones
which would afiiict Bandmasier Sousa
II hav. been nshtinx over twenty
years and have won all my hgn's oy
, knockouts.
smy,h was told TO do something be-
sides talk and friendly bout WAS mr.
ranged between him and Carter.
After Trey had ionncd the gloves
Referee Waite ordered them to shake
hands.
~ Carter planted a left on Smy;h's face.
III rerca:cd the blow. Smyrh counterinH
beautifully with his left In the race;
They exchanged ie:ts t" the face ana
repeated. smy,h. blows h being wen ;en,r az
Carter. left ,c-n went Into smyth
STOMACH. tn. Irisnmnn landing n pref
left hook on Carriers Jaw. oarter again
tired ~, his ;:, ?sS lef. "f mi. lime
rtach.d Smy;h's face: the latter letting
AS n right swing which nailed the Kid
on The head ~ this time they both
were warmed w and R"'erec Wh'tc
called time.
Smy,h'. showing IN this round was
such !, surprise 70 those presv,t that he
vas at one. Acknowledged a good man
In the second round Carter sailed into
Smy:h and every left jab which landed
on his face Smy,b countered with either
a straight left or a hook. reaching Car
Ier.s face or law. They got In let's to
trr face. after which Carter sent In Il
i.ii swing into Smyih's stomach which
rrnde Smy;h stop boxing and walk 10
his corner.
t'p to this lime Smyth had made a
great showing.
AS soon u. White had called time Car
ter rushed at Smyth and. after sendlng
A Hight lcf; into his face. suddenly
swung his !cf; mo Smyth's stomach.
Smyth wen, to his corner. pulling OF his
gloves.
This ended tn. bout. and although
Smyth stopped his showing was very
crruitabl".
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
c. C. C.'s WON AT POOL.
~. <irh"n."'> N~prrs~nsnth" De
Tcntrd h> ~ score nt 100 ~ ~.

Inc Columbus catholic ''un w5u IT.
.eonph game Ia the ar'h.h!uccsNn pool
tournament Aa' ugut pv defeating he
: Nuhonsp reut sentative. hl q t"r"
az IN a. y Tho game VAS clos. uI
Sc.Hn. fram mSiuHing 10 cni
rNuu,, uakloy ana 'l'"lc" paily
shot uftrr rrn pr nr CO ~ mi
d.nlul 7npts appeared 20 'nc'n "a. spii-
ny J J sh.cnu and J Mdrs pu;
IN a lever rNhlhition fpg thy - ~
phnr-n- The gem" vas playr! ,,t ~"
Columbus club liru-' ~ ~ W"~t
Flfiy-iiIs; greet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
RACING AGAIN
FOR QUAKERS?
ORGANIZATION Of a Jockey
Club Is Being Con-
sidered.

Philadelphia may have Jockey cub
In the near future. y. J. Cassat,. +. A.
widencr and others are believed TO be
considering the plan. II favorable Legs
iat.on can be- secured II Is probable
Quakers may again see Thoroughbred
racing at home.
II Is many years since racing has been
seen In and around Philadelphia. Aside
from the attempts to revive II at Point
freeze within the last year or 50 little
in The way OF good racing has been
witnessed since the great meeting at
Point Breeze during the Centennial ceie-
urat.On. IN 1876
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", ,,...r, y. G.. Dinner.

Secretary Edward ~ Mcclellan announces tbs:
the FITTING ou," dinner o. tn. Manhas'e, hay
Yacht club will be given a. the IAchtamen .
C,.s NJ. 4: Yves, ro1y.third erect. on sI,uriay
evening al O'Clock.
intercourse and general and complete sc.
auain,anc. among old and nr~ mem5~es OF the
club There will b. no spec making. but tn.
-~,rr,ary uaiv.iy says that entertainment msy
b. furnishsi during the evening. Among thos-
recently proposed for membership arc HoSari
CauId cIar-nc- T.. wyCkoF. stanton Whitnsy.
Gi-nsor-h D. Hord~n. J. nu-.e- Wright. c. W.
Ss,,i Edwin stevens AMI Stephen II. P-li.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
STAPLET0N GIRL MISSING.
''""''"" '""'- Ola Snd III. 80,
Hem Seen Tor Three i,,,

Ami" Fr'ckcr H. ro,.,luc .,,
h"n" NJ rs llydc street, sr,r., ~
= Tiuro Fob y.
She Is nineteen years old. = ,,., /.
inches ~ height. OF slim build ani ,lgbt
'"h'p'eAioh ana hair. When iast seen
~" wore black hat, .ish, waIs,. blue
jacket black skirt, n fur collarettc ana
mum. black stockings and laced shoes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
y".h.-m",,a-r m,,,mnn Dem.

BOSTON. Feb. :'-chirlc. Rlllm,r.
head OF The wel'-kn"wn firm Of Ch.rI ,
BIliman 4 Son. ship ringers. died nj his
hcmS her" to-day, Mr.. I.illman W..
isSvcn,y-;wu sears old, anl hal be n
prominently III ntiiisd with yachting for
many years, his hrn, having iisgcl ali
Til. firm u ~ p:r-scnt cuRagci In L, I,
ting out the rigging for The Bslmont
ys.h; In process OF construction At
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
KIDNAPPERs OFFER TRUCE.
Judah, Tan iin,r None, Hack u
iir Drops Prosecutions.

OMAHA. Foo. EIwnr,I \. cul,hy
'I> received a l.ttcr from thr men Hnu
Nilrarp'd his son Offering To return
SO" ot The f,rs"m money Oh condition.
M, an detectives b" Withdrawn ana
''nt no attempt b" made 10 prosecute
sac 'binrtor- .l"m!i their Identity he
d. 'Ncr"l II Is understood the letter
va mailed "A, Council Bluns
Nj Guanhy VIII nor Withdraw either
the detectives or the rcaari ofrcrct!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
VICTIM OF BRIDGE CRUSH.
Wy Employee Kinx uneon.ciou
]" Srra sn1slr At Exit.

"; T. kins. drauEh,sman In the DE.
par'ment % RridScs. was badly hur, I'm
IN" bridge crush early to-day.
ne was on his way from his ho.nc. .,
- "'s Fourteenth street. Brooklyn.
~ the Filth avenue train stoop.d n,
,hat cad King. who was close nv tn,
do"r. fell forward In the struggle 10 r.,
out and was unable TO save himself
lie landed on the right side Of nj. foc,
." inc cement platform. and was UNION.
'cious when picked up.
~" was taken to the Emergency Hos.
p'a' hndsr tho bridge and an ambulanc.
surgeon brought him TO and. after band.
aEnS his wounds. sent him home,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
Medical.
OLD DR.. GRINDLE.

GRADUATE uSiyt:RsirY OF THE CITY or
NEW YORK iMEDicAi. DEPART,iESTJ: IS
years = specialist IN diseases Of Men, unisr
uLb DR. GhiADl.E'S scientific system Of treat.
snsnt bleot aud skin diseases. palm In tho beae'.
ss.iiinS,. kidney and bladder complaints. said.
InE. vsrisotele. Inflammation. gravel. weak, IN.
developed orEaus. nsak hack. permanently cured.
Msn shoai To marry. likewise those having in.
y-iimenta snoaid ~ - DIR GRfSLS.E's cid.
sstAh',sh'd once. over 20 years At III west l?th
81. between 6th and eth ayes. Sufferers, do not
waste time eensultinE less SKILLED physielana
Rsme.nh-r. OLD DR. GRISDLE has Naa1d fpr
marvellous cures. Advice frse yediex0a IL
Hsura . 70 .. sandays. o y q
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
FIGHTS NEAR CHICAGO.
Authorities Allow F"rh~. and
IL Cody 70 Flxht Ten Roun,l..

CHICAGO. Feb. G.-cinrrncc Forbc.
defeated Thomas Cody after ten raunis
OF rattiins fighting las, night at Lyon.
= suburb. There was no att-mp, a, IN.
reference by the authorize. Th,. il
the nrst fight that has taken nlac,. IN
tnc vicinity OF Chicago since TnttrrsiII's
vas closed by Mayor Harrison.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
CLOSE IcE-YAcHT RACE.

HE'D BANK. y. j.. Feb a7.-An h.,
S3schlaEace took place on the shrow.
NJ trrdny between Charles Irst,s',
4 Il Aad Edward Assay, Daisy. !,
3ils championship Of the third.
proved - be ono of the hes,
n pccnndsi apart at tho finish
1T the winner. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
KANSAS FIGHT LAW.
Gov. stanley Asks the LesssDs,ur,
to t:aars q xtvtct O..

TOPEKA. Fob. T.-Gov. Stanley I'M.
asked the Legislature to enac, .
law TO prohibit prtxc-nshts. Tho scna,s
took the matter up and passed a bI,l
making a Spnrring match for pay mis-
dea'cnnor punishabI" by imprisonment,
In the county jail for from ten days to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27

sisr. spod Won tliatH Out 1inr-a. 1al
Miss Ransom AMI Dick Furbsr alter.
mated 10 she lead to tho ,evahth lu,rp
where Don ciafencip passed them ,ri
SHOULD have won. WcheT vas no hrlp
10 his mount ut the md AMI Dick Eurs
her nosch him out In the nnnl stride.
Jack Hayes war always prominent,
= advertisement made n bad landing over
the seventh jump and unshippcl ilurrs
Fourth Race--.Nilc and u half-wor
eys Lena \. Blue Ridge was second and
Ars1tta third
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MVddcr made the running 20 tns l,st
eighth. and had lead Of three Lengths
In the stretch. Gen, McGrlidor was ont
run the nrrt part. but got to tn fruut
at the sixteenth mole. Barney srtI 49,.
oecond tn the stretch. where h uuiI
ANS Well might have won with a soad
: ride. sh. 'ns' s,.y al !-r--,h- IN. inIi,v
wide turn into the s,ro,ch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
FOR tour.y~r-ola, snd up on, mil.

Crystalline was the beet ~ bad
bunch. She ran over Mu"l. Mar. on
The turn and WAS RULED 10 Z, walk Al
the nnish: fmproviden. stumbled M tho
head OF the street,, ana fcI ana Stn,.t
holm fell over him.
SECOND RACE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
HAMMERsL0UGH BROS.

A banker who's. hobby was wearing nne clothes
Got . shock one DAY. a. though struck BY
stone.
When he found that one Of his humbles. clerks
was wearing a suit Ike his own.
Now the banker had paid $50 or more
And Il mortified him and mids him feel sore
That . clerk who Vas thrifty could buy for eight
nifty
A .iit Ike his own At our a,ors.
It's folly for any man, however
fastidious, 10 pay high price now
for clothes. We intend to QUIT
THE RETAIL BUSINESS and are
sacrificing our high grade stock of
suits, trousers. full dress and Tuxedo
suits, Oxford grey overcoats and
raglans, ETC.. at 60 CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR.
500 of our finest suits are now
offered
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
",,n,or" Taylor to Race Jncau-,,n.

PARIS Pei. ..,-D.anitr arrangements have
been made for ryclinS race durinE the con.
Ing season 90 ~. oyeio ,rae. In the Fare De-.
rdnce, between M..or'' raylor and iscquelin.
the french champion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-02-27
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

Is9FI ~ n wv |-""|l W1T-II
RACE TEAck SEN ORLEANS
f'n =, The ltriaE fna Tomorrow 81
-,..... .lIn ~. IMl-nM.
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WANT TO DISPOSE OF Youn BUS

mess Advertise it in the Sunday
World.
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lippinc0tt's Magazine.

the complete novel iii tho February
Lippincotta is a cleVerIy told story,
founded on case OF mistaken identity
II is entitled "A Novel Complication, and
It's author Is Edward S. Van Zile. Col.
Charles Pomeroy Button, a lieutenant OF
Douglas. writes interestingly Of Lincoln
az IA Antagonist" The second in the
series OF College Tales is contributed
ny Francis Churchill Williams. 1t is Il
delightful story and deals with life at the
University OF Pennsylvania. Among the
remaining articles ana stories are the fol-
lowing: Talks with Chinese Women. +
"A Bloodless Vendetta" Mrs. Gaylord $
Cellar Party. The True Barbara
FrietChie" and The Juniper Street Ep-
isolde. Poems ana the usual depart
lncnts complete this entertaining number
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The North American Review.

Fourteen contributions make up the
brilliant February number Of the North
American Review. 1t opens with an ar
ticlc of unusual interest by Mark Twain
entitled ITO the Person Sitting in Dark
ness" giving his views of the Philippine
question. ExPresident Harrison con-
tributes Some Musings Upon Current
Topics giving his opinions upon the lead
ing questions of the day. Other topics
treated in this number are: What Eng
land Ought to Do. American Troops in
the Light OF the Peilin Expedition. -
Causes of the Conservatism Of Eng
land plight Of the Democratic Party
Perry Belmont: The South and the Ne
gro" practical Efficiency of the Bank
ing Law" and Legal Safeguard of San
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Harper's Magazine.

i"E FeprHary is noteworthy for lis lis;
"l contributors, and the variety and eX-
ceiIcEce OF its table of contents. Wood
~" wilson contributes Part II oil his in
ter"sunG history, Colonies ana Nation. -
II Is rrofuselE Illustrated. Sidney Whit
man has a sketch of Franz Won Lenbach
tht great portratt-painter. \ paper of
sfea' value Is siVcn By Brander Mat
theW* on Questions Of Usage in Words.
VI unusual interest * the paper on - ic-
Tor Hugo. Artist Illustrated by repro
auctions OF original drawings and paint
lnSS by Hugo. The Lovc-Letters of -
marck are continued in this hummer.
The tiction is contributed by W. W. Ia
cohs, Gilbert Parker Booth Harrington.
George Blvd Grinnell, Frederic Reming-
ton. and Edith Wharton. The depart
m"nts. Editors Easy Chair" conducted
~ William Dean Howells, ana Editors
Study" il charge ~ the editor. are Of
special interest
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The Ladies' Home Iourna,

a beautiful picture, appropriate 90 (,
Valentines month appears unon ~
ers OF this months Ladies' Homo ro,,.
nal. To enumerate the many no,a,,,.,,'.
features which crowd this numbar uo,,,5
require much space. but the fo,,s'
will give an idea of the exceIa,ae 20 .'I.
issue: - Woman to Whom -. 60 ~
After Death The Beautiful D,ngh,ar
of Aaron Burr The Crawford. pIov i"
Marguerite Merinston; The Problem Of
lhe Boy ne 'iock BY Which We Set
MI ou' "''' Home in a Prai
RE Town : Inc Newspaper onice the
,,'e ~ ~, Toward Box; ana
~ i'r'ween Mother ana
regular departments
give '"''' - amount of helpful mat
ter an" ''''i' '''' Ills" Special articles on
.h' '''f'''''' ''A''''i's ana household top
IDS 80
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The Partisan Review.

= heautiful cover design adds much to
'ne a''factiveness Of the February Par
iSiah Review, as 90 also the many hand
'"i'ie IAN page reprod lotions of famous
paintings. new story by Paul Bourget.
ehu'ied Strange Sympathy is one of the
attractions Of this number. The remain
iHs articles and stories are: Bologna.
MIrie Antoincttc.' "cne Of the Old
'''i"fo The Conques; OF Rome" The
Modern Japanese Novel .'Grand'nere."
ana The Wooden W.ddIns Tho cav
eral departments furnish much tim,lv
matter
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Leslic's Monthly.

"c FeprlaTy number of Frank Les
NV i,opular Monthly presents Il varied
"'i" entertaining table OF contents. Chief
among he many strong features pre-
scented are the following: The Fisher
men of the Great Lakes" Sand Hogs of
'alsson Sinking The Last of the
flghting Editors, and The .uutiny on
me Somers. by John r. Spears There
IS ans" an admirable account OF the elec-
trical features Of the Pan-American IN
position. The fiction includes charming
romance OF history entitled "Grandsirs
arse' Martenas Cu'yus Ways" Mrs
Mcculloch- Williams. and The Salvation
OF Tobias Miller by William Il. Light
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The Black Cat.

\ cover of striking colors makes at
tractive the February Black Cat and tho
five short stories presented are of much
interest and originality. They include a
5000 prize story by William J. Neidig, en-
titled The Smile Of joss. The remain
ing stories are as follows: The Sins of
Sims" Iarle Oren Cummins; The Tn
assimilated Miss Downing, Edward
Stratton Holloway: The Cross on the
Plain" George Dyre Eldridge, and The
Rhyme for Rachel" Clifford Howard
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When Old Friends Meet

When old friends come toea,h
And talk of other davs,
LIE clear and cloudy weather
nj LIE ; smooth and rugged wa,s
ln me- SADNESS and the grievins.
or ne s, pieasure ana the pain.
Their friendship lives agoin,
f9r IKE thread All golden.
~ linus ,nem each to each.
r4r back I" memories oiden
us tende" windings reach.
And i''i t,l,,rs " II, IN us cleaning.
ms thread of pensive dra,miny
~ when old friends are bound
st. Louis Republic
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The Eclectic Magazine.

In the February number Of the Eclectic
Magazine the following are included in
the list of leading articles, but there are
also in addition many other important
contributions OF general interest: THE
British Empire" Lord ROsebery; French
Wit in the Eighteenth Century" ''Disil-
lusioned Daughters, After Eighteen
Years." Si2nor Crispi; m. Rostand and
the Literary Prospects Of the Drama,
The Preservation of the Foreign LeSa-
lions at Peking.' "A Nation of Anna
tours" The Evolution of a Wheat
Crop," '.SteintZ ana Other Chess Play
ers." ana precautions of Wild Life. :
The several literary departments give
much timely matter.