The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-02-05

Theodosia Burr's remarkable life story is
cap1tally told BY an admiring writer in the
| February Ladies' Home Journal Such ex-
tremes OF JOY and sorrow as were the lot OF
THE Beautiful Daughter OF Aaron Burr''
come to few women. The story OF the famous
hymn, Nearer, My God, to Thee, - and close
view OF its brilliant author, are united in IA
Woman to Whom Fame Came after Death"
How we get and keep the correct time is ex-
Our Watches;" and 1.-THE Buffaloes of Good.
night Ranch - is d record of the only herd of
Sortn american bison owned by woman.
will be delighted with the dramatic version
In the February Journal. Through Edward
BOX representative men and women journal
lists emphatIcally settle the oft-disputed ques-
ton, as the Newspaper Office the Place for a
GIRL" There seems to be but one opinion
subject. "The Problem OF the Boy, Why
One Man Succeeds and His Brother Eailsh
ana "The Trying Time Between Mother and
Daughter" are all thoughtful articles. Archi-
lecture, the fashions, culinary matters, and
al themes interesting. women are amply
treated. By the Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia. One dollar year ten cents
copy.
The Century is to have serial story by Irv-
ing bacheller, the author OF that popular nov
el, "Eben Holden" 1t is a border tale OF 1872
Two types of the men who have helped TO
make America are set forth in 1t; one, a North
ern Yankee, quaint, rugged and wise; the
other, MAJ who has the hardy traits OF a
Puritan with the romantic temperament of a
Cavalier. The scene of The story is in the
n ne OF Lake Champlain, and the
title Is "D'ri ana l." 1t will beginin the March
Century and run for six months.
or the fourteen articles in the February
Forum. the one entitled 1.-THE Rehabilitation
OF the Democratic Party" by "An ex-Demo-
Graf" will, perhaps, attract wide attention
1t treaties OF the causes leading up to the pre-
sent predicament of the Democratic party
and suggests certain principles for the future,
calculated to cOnctl1ate the diSaffected ele-
ments OF the party. In his article "NationaI-
lzation of the state Guards" Geu T. M An
derson advocates judicious combination OF
our regular ana volunteer establishments
Hon. William Dudley Foulke contributes an
article entitled THE SpelIUinders," narra-
tive OF the trials OF stump speakers in the heat
of political campaigns, which is replete with |
humorous anecdotes. 1.-The Lessons OF the
Election-A Reioinder," by Willis j. Abbot is
reply from Democratic standpoint to Mr. |
Heath's article, lessons OF the Campaignn |
published in the Forum for December Mr. |
Kelly Miller, the eminent negro scholar, a |
leader OF his race, writes about 1.-THE Negro |
and Education" The tatus of Porto Ricans
in Our Polity." by stephen Pfell, is a discus |
sion of the vexatious question OF the residents
of our recently acquired possession, Porto |
Rico. Mr. James g. Whiteley, q leading au |
thority ON international law has an article on |
THE Monroe Doctrine and the Hay-Paucefote |
Treaty" SHOULD Woman's Education Differ |
from Mans ?" is a discussion of co-educatlon |
Dy no less an authority than Charles r. |
Thwing, President of the Western Reserve |
University and Adelbert College.
The most striking story in the February |
number of "rhe Smart Set" is a novelette, en- |
Htleu |Rumors ana Runaway" by Caroline |
Duer. Fig and clever, the story holds the |
attention from the first to the last word by the |
sparkle OF tho dialogue and the originality OF |
an ingenious plot. Other prominent articles |
of the issue are Mrs Sherwood's paper 1.-The
English view OF Our Society" and 1.-THE Kings /
Chamber" by Theodosia Garrison, the poem |
that won the $3.50 prize In the magazines re- |
cent competition. The list of short stories in |
cludes Lady Stars Apotheosis." by Julien |
Gordon MRS. Van Rensselaer, Cruger): "The |
First Victim OF Reform" by Lloyd Osbourne,
d tale OF the beginning and the end OF q So
c1ety leaders war on wicked bachelors "The |
Manoeuvers of Madge,' by Arabella Kenealy !; |
VILE; ''Signed Wings" by j. 81. Twelis, Jr..
THE millionaire" by Barry Pain, and ''The
Bride OF San Lorenzo" by Louise Winter
The announcement Is made in this number
OF the lucky winners OF the various prizes,
amounting to $500, offered by the magazine
last year for poems and stories.