Arizona republican., 1902-04-09

accompanied by many Illustrations from photographs. Leaves from Q Hunters Sketch Book" consists ot eight full page animal drawings by Charles Livingston Bull. Mrs. Leslie Carter's stage work is considered by Franklin E. Fyles; and the "Golden Rule Mayor of Toledo" Samuel Nj. Jone-. is described by Elwood Sauls- bury.
 The "Farmngton Magazine" (quar~ tcrly) for April. contains some very pretty views in that village and its neiShborhood. Julius Gray has a pa per On "Oldtime WOrthies of Farming tol"-Deacon Thomas Bull who was born in Hartford about 1641. and Dr. Daniel Porter. who along in the middle of the seventeenth century was com monly spoken of as bonesetter. and was the first Of five successive generations Of Porters who were physicians. R. E. Brandegee makes a little story out or 'The Myth of the Rend.' "A True StJI., o- GiI Tines in .'~:;:.:h -t Q E. = by Ellen Strong Bartlett, is rot at ail pleasant; and "A Day at Newgats Prison," il East Granby. shows what q lot of cruelty was practiced by our forefathers under the notion that it was justice.
 The National Magazine'' for April contains an account Of "Kipling's Nil- Ia aGa''-Rottfngdean. England-by Day Allen Wiley A dozen illustrations from photographs accompany the ar ticle.
 "Lippincott's" for April contains q comrlatad novel by John Stephens Dur ham, entitled Diane, Priestess of Haiti" Seumas MacMarus and Cen cral Charles King both contribute short stories.
 "Evelybody's Magazine" for April opens with a careful and interesting re- view. by Eugene P. Lyle. Jr., of the work done by Albert. Prince of Mo- naco. in deep sea exploration. Prince Albert is an independent ruler al though his kingdom is very small, and IS chiefly rock. Ee might easily starve to Geath there. and certainly could not carry or his expensive work as sci entfic man. without the revenue de- rived from the casino at Monte Carlo, i where gambling is turned into busi- ness. The article is finely illustrated, { and deals wholly with the attachments and work Of this genuine man of sci 1 erce. Another notable paper is an esti- mate of Booker T. Washington by Wal 1 ter H. Page, editor of the World g 1 Work" An unknown writer, under the ! title Warfare Under Water describes | the mysterious French submarine boat 1 GustaVc Zede and her performances. ! This article also is illustrated. SiE pages are devoted t3 drawings by Pen-
 rhyn Stanlaws, giving his idea of the
 girls of England, Ireland. Scotland, It.
 ally, France and Germany. The collec-
 tion is not very interesting. John Bur- roughs contributes enc O. his sincere i little poems about nature. the title oi
 this one being 'Early April"
 "McClure's for April has a paper or i Rembrandt, his lie and work. by Johr La Farge. No one needs to be told oi
 it's value. A portrait of MT. La Farge is, very appropriately, given as the frortis piece of the magazine. Tn,
 opening paper is by Lincoln Steffens
 and is entitled "The OverwOrked Pres ident." There is TO doubt that ths strain upon cur presidents of seeing SC
 many people is very severe: MT. Roose- Welt is said to lCok much older thar when he took Mir McKinley's place
 Cyrus Townsend Brady has a paper O.
 sam Houston and His BattleG," ard Captain " R. Prentice, under the t:tl, "On the Dry Tortugas," writes in T most Interesting manner about the
 Lincoln cCnspiratCrs and military pris- oners confined there. "IntroducirC Thatcher" by Edwin Oviatt, is a cap it&i Yale story.