The Savannah morning news., 1902-03-03

number Of the American Monthly
Review of Reviews are character
sketch CT President Eliot, of Harvard
University, by George p. Morris, with
interesting portraits; illustrated arti-
cles on South American War Is
sues" by Edwin Emerson, Jr., and
THE Longest Power Transmission IN
the World" by Thomas C. Martin
an account of The Metaphysical
Movement by Paul Tyner, with por-
traits; "Fhe Need of Scientific Agri-
culture in the South" by George w
Carver, the professor of agriculture in
Booker Washington's Tuskegee Insti-
tute; German American Diplomatic
and Commercial Relations Historically
Considered" by George M. Fisk; and
Practical Missions" by Edwin Nun
sell Bliss. Review of Reviews Co, IS
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The March number of the Woman's
Home Companion opens with charm
ing description of THE Coming of
Spring" by Ernest Harold Baynes.
Wireless Telegraphy' is explained by
an expert; and another timely article
deals with 1.-THE First President of the
Cuban Republic" The paper on
"Courtship and Marriage Customs in
Many Lands treats of the queer cere-
monies of the Hindu and Parsee. There
is a thrilling instalment of Deeds Of
Heroism of Women in the Civil War. ;"
The fiction includes stories by Clinton
Ross, Will Payne and Mary Tracy
Earle. A new feature is '"Thumbnail
Editorials" by famous women. There
is an article on the new game, Ping
pong; there are stories for children
and many pages OF Eastern fashions
rick Company, Springfield, Ohio; 81
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st. Nicholas for March is an excel
lent number In length the stories
range from a page or two to twenty
five pages; the verse from a long bal
lad to a two-lines Jingle; the pictures
are of all Sorts from a comic outline
or a grotesque initial, to careful re-
productions of celebrated paintings. In
the departments a most varied range
of interests receives due attention. The
long story in the March ST. Nicholas
is by Willis b. Hawkins, a writer
newspaper world. Besides the amusing
long story, there are good shorter sto-
ries by Henry Holeomb Bennett, who
tells of newspaper beat; Elizabeth
Knowlton Carter. who has an unusu-
ally interesting boarding school story;
Pauline jerks. who tells a clever fairy
story for little folks: and Kate Miner
Rabb, who shows letter written to
Ter while a child by oliver Wendell
Holmes-a charming letter worthy of
a kindly poet The Century Company,
Union Square, New York.
An article that is bound to excite
attention has prominent place in
-Ainslee's Magazine for March. It is
entitled "Psychical Research" and has
been written by the Rev. Minot. j.
Savage. u. D. DR.. Savage is a charter
member of the Psychical Society. and
relates some marvellous happenings
from his own experience. Hunting Big
Game" by Allen Sangree, reeounts the
hair-breadth escapes OF a New York
man in the African Jungle and is i'll
Illustrated with photographs of excep-
tional interest. Canada from Sea TO
Sea" by Herman Whitaker. is a kind
of prose fiashlight of the Dominion
from Halifax TO Vancouver with
fun variety of Photographic illustra-
ton. MAN and His Stomach" by
Arthur Henry seems especially de-
signed for the man with the quick
lunch habit. Street a. Smith, 23S
William street, New York city.
Table Talk. Philadelphia. brings with
il each month SO many new and at
tractive ideas about preparing dainty
aud r,o71rgchfng Ifahee that ,,,fth a..
helpful suggestions ahe work OF pre-
pairing the family meal becomes "A
pleasure instead Of a burden. Among