The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-27

Gibbs. This is sailed 1.-The Love of
Monsieur" and, as the title implies, 1t
is Frenchy with a hero who is a
damon for success with petticoats."
Among the short stories there is one
by Seumas MacManus, called Gait
lin Dhu." The fight between Irish RI
walls is described in a way which stirs
sporting blood. A. lovely nature
sketch suited to the month is by DIR.
Charles c.. Abbott, entitled II Go
A-Maying." Five poems of the
Spring" by Bliss Carmen, synloathetic
and charming, leading the list nf verse
in the May number. ]. B. Lippincott
Company, 227-2S1 South Sixth street,
Philadelphia.
The Woman's Home Companion for
ton. There are stories by Eden PHIL
potts, Forrest Crissey, Elliott Flower
and Melville Barclay. An especially
interesting feature is The American
College Girl and Her Secret Societies"
The Woman's Home Companion,
Springfield, o.
Leading in interest, as well as or
der, in the May Century is Arthur
Schneider's story of his sixteen
months close connection with the Sui
tan of Morocco. The American artist
was the instructor and daily compan-
ion of the Sultan from November, 1900,
to March, 1902, an intimacy never be-
fore permitted between an Eastern
despot and an American citizen. Hen
ry Loomis Nelson, one of the best
equipped critics of public affairs in the
United States, tells in the May Cen
fury of THE Hampered Executive"
MIR. Nelson's article on THE Over
shadowing Senate" in the February
Century called forth widespread COM
ment. Ray Stannard Bakers Great
Northwest series this month takes up
THE Conquest of the Forest" in what
one critic calls his crisp and pic
turesque way" The story of the Great
Northwest forest, a continent long, 200
miles wide, is as thrilling and fasci-
mating as any tale of adventure. OF
the fiction of the May Century per-
haps most readers will turn first to
Sara Jeanette Duncan's long short
story, ''TheaPool in the Desert" The
Century Company Union Square, New
York city.
The Atlantic Monthly for May has a
particularly fine table of contents. The
general articles are of the highest ex-
ceT1ence and the fiction is the best that
is to be had. The article entitled,
Emerson as a Religious Influence"
by George A. Gordon, will be read by
scholars in all parts of the country,
while the article on 1.-The Evolution of
the Trained Nurse" by Mary Moss.
will interest another class of readers.
Harriet Prescott Spofford's story, "A
Sacrifice" is one that is calculated to
arrest attention. THE Mulatto Fac
tor in the Race Problem" by Allied
Holt Stone, is something new in the
discussion Of the race question. II is
an article that is well calculated to ar
rest attention. The entire number is
good, and the patrons of the maya
zines will be pleased with it, Hough-
ton, Miffin e. Co., Park street, Bos-
ton, Mass.
The British Parcel Post" by Henni-
ker Heaton, M. p, Is the leading ar
ticle In the May Cosmopolitan. It Is
illustrated and contains vast amount
of information on a subject in which
a large percentage Of the people are
interested. THE Power Of Beauty In
Woman's Eyes" by Ella AdeIia Fletcn-
err, is an illustrated article that will
attract attention. 'Platonic Friend
ship," by Rafford Pyke. is a good sub
ject and good article. John Brisben
Walker has an article on "A Method OF
Equable Taxation" IL Is we'll worth
reading, as Il shows the efforts that