The Savannah morning news., 1902-04-28

Appropriate to the month in which
Stonewall Jackson passed away. the
May Lippincott prints a paper by Ed
ward NJ. Alfriend called "Recollections
Of stonewall Jackson" A sad incident
In connection with this is the death of
Mr.. Alfriend a few months ago. ]. B.
Lippincott Company. 227-321 South
Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
An air of spring pervades Scribners
Magazine for May. 1t contains beau
tiful drawing in color by Henry Nc
carter TO illustrate Heine's May
Song; there is a breezy saltwater
narrative by James b. Connolly, who
gives his adventures ION a North Sea
Smack ILLUSTRATED by NJ. J. Burns)-
another of those inimitable fishing
sketches which has already put Mr..
Connolly in the first rank of writer's
Muskalonge,' by John R. Rathom,
who in very brief space gives the
readers all the sensations that an ex-
pert fisherman gets in landing gamy
nsh illustrated with a spirited pic
ture by A. B. FrosD and there is an
Early May poem by John Burroughs.
Ihere Is no man whose opinion on
foreign affairs carries greater weight
than Senator Lodge of Massachusetts,.
A@a5b o0lAlllCI lie llldQE al CAlCHSANC
trip through Russia; and he embodies
his impressions in an article which
radically differs in many respects from
the views recently expressed by Mr..
Fanderlip and Mr.. Norman in this
magazine. Charles Scribner's Sons,
New York.
William NJ. Salter opens the May
Atlantic with a carefully studied and
clearly analysed paper, Second
thoughts on the Treatment of An
archy. He treats the subject in. a
dlspassionate manner that could not
have been possible a few months ear
lier when Mckinley was assassinated.
John Corbin, the author of An Amer
lean at Oxford" contributes the first
OF series of papers on outdoor life
in delightful article entitled THE
Modern Chivalry" in which he eulo
gizes the modern passion for field
sports. and defends them. and likens
the outdoor amusements of the day to
the Jousts and Journeys of the middle
ages, or the Olympian sports of old
Greece. Walter H. Page, formerly ed
itor of the Atlantic. contributes The
Rebuilding of Old Commonwealth, d
valuable paper on the present condi-
tions and developments of the South
the result of his own person travel and
ODoSi tlOil, lie HlIHSGll DelilS d HdllNS
of the South. Vida Scudder contrib
utes a careful discussion of IA Hidden
Weakness in Democracy" and Prof.
j. Laurence Laughlin offers an analy
sis of the modern developments of
Higher Commercial Education as
shown in many American collegiate
coures. These are a few of the fea-
lures of the number. Houghton, Milf
fin G. Co, Park street, Boston.
The May number of the Cosmopol-
itan has table of contents that will
attract the attention of the reading
public. One of the articles that is
timely and full of interest is entitled
Staging a Fairy Play" by Gustav
Kobbe. The Illustrations are excellent
Another very readable article is 1.-The
American Invasion of the London
Stage" by II. G. Rhodes An article
that is certain to be widely read is
entitled Captains of Industry" 1t
has pictures of the Captains and is
the work of half a dozen we'll known
writer's. The number will be a pop
ular one. The Cosmopolitan, Irving
ton, N. Y.