The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-02

its independence Of method and thought
and action. yet both gaining strength from
a better understanding and mutual self
help by which each may supplement the
needs OF the other" Seumas MacManus
furnishes a live Irish story. Gen. Charles
King and Mary c. Hews contribute each a
short story. II all those about 10 go To
Europe could read some Advance Hints
TO Travellers they would be less disap-
pointed at the poor service and accommO-
dattons on the cars, both in England and
on the continent.
The Century Magazine contains useful
and entertaining articles by Noah Brooks.
Sylvester Baxter and John Burroughs.
named, in the order Of their authors. The
Plains Across" THE Beautifying OF VII
lage and Town and Literary Values
Emma Carleton writes the Sign Of the
Carboy-A Chronicle Of Bottles" with
drawings by Alfred Brennan. The article
Is a study in the aesthetics OF bottles
Menelk, or Abyssinia, Is called 10 the
attention by Oscar +. Crosby In Per
sonal Impressions Of Menelik and by
Hugues lie RouN in New Trails IN Abys-
sinia- The material for the latter article
YVES obtained during a visit TO AbySslnia
which the writer was invited by the En-
peror Menelik 10 make, in order 10 write
tox," by f. p. Alexander. -. 5. A, and
Personal Recollections Of AppomattoX,
by the late John Gibbon- major general L
Lee" by Maj. Gen. Wesley Merritt. L. 5.
A; also The Last Days Of Lees Army
ny Col. James Marshall. aid-de-camp and
secretary 10 General Lee, are notable al
ditiOns 10 the history OF the civil war.
Part l Of a serial story. Confessions OF a
Wife by Mary Adams, appears. The
final installment OF '"Th Rescue" Is given.
mi Fadden A Discussion of 'LAiglon'
anu Woman" Chester Fernald adds "A
Hard Road 10 Andy Coggins.'
Scribner's Magazine for April has for in
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plete account. by James b. Connolly, OF
the life OF the Gloucester fishermen SEM
ing, TRAVELLING. cutting. cleaning and pack
ing the fish in chopped ice i'm the pens down
i'm the hold. Ii is a strenuous life. The
Horace b. Parker, OF Gloucester. with
10000 pounds of haddock and twenty odd
thousand of cod was running for the Bos-
ton market. Two dollars OF them had
dock and s. for them market cod. and
there1l be about a $40 share comm round
This is the trip. people, when l telegraphs
for the wife and W. go TO the theater.
This was when the crew gave free play TO
The dreams Of the men were not realized.
They did not &c. s. for haddock nor s. for
f fe6inF Fo afyer other tSq S SsIseis .as a l9Sna so s4 P6e
market was Town. The men shared so
apiece John did not send for his wife.
nor did he sec 'Ben-Hur.' But next trip,
maybe the wife and neil go 10 see Ben
Hur,' " he said. OF abiding faith is the
able fishermen, and OF courage everlast-
ing" Alfred Matthews writes the first
installment OF "A Story of Three States"
to be concluded in May. 1t begins thus:
This is "A true story of three States. Its
purpose is 10 relate the really astounding
expansion OF Connecticut i'm the eighteenth
century and the most remarkable move
ment of internal colonization i'm the whole
history of the country. 1t is the story OF
Connecticut militant in Pennsylvania and
triumphant i'm Ohio; of long warfare at
Wyoming. and peaceful conquest i'm the
Western Reserve" Captain Mackiin," a
new serial story by Richard Harding Davis.
begins. ''Oliver Horn" by r. Hopkinson
Smith, is continued. The Sherif,s Blur
is i'm the happiest style of the author.
Thomas Nelson Page. The hinge OF
M'Sieur," by Mary r. 5. Andrews. is anus
ing; Josephine Dodge Daskatn writes "A
Reversion TO Type" and Clara T.. Laugh
lin The Evolution of a Girls Ideal" How
Easter Comes i'm the City" is shown in two
full-page pictures drawn by Everett Shinn
and reproduced in colors. IL comes with a
display of millinery and flowers. to judge
from the pictures. No poetry appears in
this number. A noteworthy article Is by
Daniel G. Gilman. eX-president OF Johns
Hopkins. entitled, Some Noteworthy
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