The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-30

April number opens with five good short
stories, which are followed by s,Window
ana adEd. V .eI9 -BoSes," by Eben E. Rex
| marguerite b. Arnold; How a Woman
may Become Leader by Laura A.
s sRt Rathg ER5ertaIgInE IL Simple Way
| signs signs FOR Waists by Genevieve Long;
PRACTICAL Lessons in Lace and Embroid,
| cry II9haklng, by Grace Bishop; Lessons
| IN Home Dressmaldng,'' by May Manton
| We doubt if a better current number
| OF any quarterly magazine has appeared
IN the United States or in England. than
me Mafch-June number of the Interna-
| tlonal. edited and published by Frederick
A Richardson, of Burlington. VT ana
| republlshed in London by T. Fisher I'm
MN WI It's ample page, its broad margins,
| every book-lover as a specimen of excel
| lent Typography; and it's 24O pages are
eo 5ed NTH Gheice timely literature
worldwide celebrity.
Lippincott's Magazine has won a repu-
tatlon for It's monthly novels. That in the
.a,Ph number, a stunning good enc called
Eyre. an English author of rising fame.
The number closes with a laughabfe story
| by Elliott Flower An amateur hypno-
tlSt put up Joke on his sisters lover
which might have been serious but for
the sister. 1t is called "a Fiance in Trip
licate."
The Bookman for April keeps up it's
Sp1ed aH Ioi good lnlngS, ana has sew
eral interesting special articles. beside
us ample editorial pages. AN Estimate
OF Ou1da. by Frederick Taber Cooper,
VIII probably attract much attention.
The Popular Science Monthly for April
opens with an article on the "Origin of
Species" by Prof Hugo de Vries. of the
University of Amsterdam.
The Craftsman for April. in accordance
with the nature of the month which sees
us ISSUE, offers list of subjects ranging
from grave to those of lighter character.
Inc opening paper is a translation from
the leading art periodical Of France 1t
oeScrlpes the new workshops and resi-
oehce or M. Rene Lalique, whose accom-
Ptishinents and rank among contemporary
french artists were discussed in an orig
mai article printed in The Craftsman for
November. 1902.
The April Century is a Washington is
sue, Charles Moore. clerk of the senate
committee on the District of Columbia,
mas written the leading article of the
month. The Restoration of the White
G ,9ern, A,f fayish5y Illustrated by jules
ana eczema BeauX. Francis E. Leupp
tells about Some More Humors of Car
gress, and the Hon. w. r. Merriam, di-
re- rector of census, has written with au-
tInority on The Evolution of American
Census Taking Lucy Norvell Clark's
na aa'e snd d Is ia,story Of noble ST Ber
capital.
Drawings made from valuable exhibits
In the South Kensington museum. London.
VIII furnish the. Illustrations for John Rus
sen sc v CoryelIs The Letters of the Prince
OF fouba and the Prince of Pomba" in
the April st. Nicholas and the story and
drawings will be likely to impress young
readers with new sense of savage .Deoo
pies skill IN communication by means Of
rude symbols. -
Inc Worlds Work for April has the
longest the most varied. and in some
NAYS NAYS the most interesting table of con-
q q iGfn IL IT.
Emory, chief of the bureau of commerce
describes the work the new department OF
co intiro ana labor will do, and there is
written by David s. Barry 49,
The April numt1er of Country Life in
america is nearly as large as the double
s,arG ngin number but sells for the regu-
i idI price. Tarpon. Fishing in Florida is
Illustrated by splendid photographs of
these seyen-foot fish leaping out of the
water in pursuit of smaller fish "The
Story of a $2,100 House, is insniriIS ~
suggestive, being the personal narrative
OF an actual experience. -l.Fe 80 -
Prize competitions are many in these
u I,s;s OF modern magazines. but the prize
lar between. The April number of the
Womans Home Companion. announces
tnree UNUSUAL prize competitions for the
benefit of the church, the school and the
nome, which are rather an opportunity for
cooperative exchange of ideas, and in
when the; magazine proposes to pay a
who can contribute an available idea or
suggestion ON any of the following top
=, How to Make School Yards Attrac- 4:
How to Make Pin Money at Home"
How to Pay Off Church Debts''
Mahin's Magazine, which is devoted to
lished at 200 Monroe street. CHICAGO III.
offers prize Of $25 for the best poem
on advertising The poem should not, ex-
by April 1. - -
Justus Miles. Forman's story. "Kersa-
lee with which the, April Smart Set
opens, Is a novelette, both strong and dis
tlnct1Ve. In it q quaint old Breton legend
is made the theme around which is WOW
en- beautiful love tale; full of exquisite
romance ron tKersalecfais written with all
contributionsto the remarkable series of
G9ovelettes that have appeared in The