The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

ftluSt, ShCNNii'
Davis; Straight Talk BY Everybody,s
eReadcrs Little stories Of Real Life.
Mrs. Doollttlc, OF Hanover Green, Lli2a-
beth Flint Wade; 2, Ann, judith graves
Waldo.
Frank Leslie's.
,rhe loading features OF Frank Leslie's
Magazine are "Grovor Cleveland at Sixty
Severn Frortispiece; 'The Men VINO
Make Presidents" James Murray Allison
illustrated With portraits; "a KNOCK
at the Door Ga story) Eunico Lincoln
by II. G. Clarke; 1.-THE Man Who An
swered" Ca story, Eienore Plnisted 40. Al
bott--with drawings by the autlor; ,,ia ~
Mighty Men OF Russia. Wolf Voil ociiiI.
brand Ph, D--iustFated Wit y storv1
Leila M Church--with drawings py Je-
rome Uhl; ''At the Turning" "a story,
IL. t. Stearns: Imported Americans, "
Through Ellis Island" Brous!ton l5ra NJ.
a''Willam Nelson Cromwell, Frea lt,it.
II. Observation-Disclosures win portNai.'
"a Woman's Prerosative' "a s.orS3,
katherine Perry-with a drawing ~ ou y,
story, Edith G. NIacLeod,-witt,h drawings ,ar,!S
Mary Glput Colder; THE Answer,
story, James Edmund Dlnnl n :, ;,a
fH tarnn c aTaI1eE p yhp horng ing Allen
tho Good Fight III Missouri" j. J. Nc
with portraits; n me
Shadow Of st. Joseph" Margaret Ho nis,
ton-with a full-page drawing Wy 'oiiit
EDITORIAL comment hints, on housee !, q {!
ana other matters FIJI the remaining
pages.
Pearsons Magazine for, juno, has fl fiv "
short tor6s--The Fire Within, by Samuel ,l!s
Merwin Pat Weldon, I9eformer, \, by y, II,
win j. Webster; How, NJ. Blufora f Euint-
icos by Don c., by i. and Hesketh
by 4. W. Rolker. and tho Last Rose OF
The Times When History Was Warm IN
the Nraking--The CIVIL War, by Albert ~ ,it
Bgelow Painc; Daughters o. me ~. ,'S
His "Brunettes"--Indian Fights and
Fighters. by Cyrus Townsend Brady. 3 ana
The story or the London and Globe.-Ih,e e
White; the Home Notes articles: 4 Lul,
laby, BY Edith NJ. Collum and illustrated
Interviews with J. Forbes RobertSon, w, VII
ton Lackaye and MaclSn Arpuchle, feai i
sons Talks with Players;
The fiction in this NUMBER Is prlsht ana
entertaining, the special articles clever
and timely and the illustrations py some
OIL the pCSl hupMii 81 N's''o v ~ 49,
winston Churchill, who may fairly be
called a most popular novelist IN, America
to-day. has written a new book, which,
saIthough n perfectly independent story.
follows "Richard Carvel" i'll point Of
time.
Here the author puts into a picturesque ~
story of the peaceful CONQUEST of the
great Louisiana territory the, whole
american spirit of n very critical period.
1t was during the years covered by this
vigorous novel that the country pfo S,a
ated during the times of which Richard
CarveI gave so convincing u picture
The first chaptsr open With the, the Gays tys
Wnnn the and Anay ack were waP
haired boy, licked by the schoolmaster
for fightng, They carry the hero. young
Davy, over the Cumberland Mountains 70
leader and Indian fighter, George Rogers
More thrilling picture there could not
be than Is here given of the pluck VII y
one hundred and seventy weakenea,
starved men, stormed Fort Sackvllle, gar
rlsoned BY six hundred.
VIII NJ Harden, author of Abner Dam
iel, has left New York and gone south
for the summer. He expects to travel
around most of the time, studying new
Southern types as material for forth,
why he chose the warmest part Of the
year for travel in the South. to which he
replied that in his experience the cooiest
~ nv, " ~ vi, ana mountain lands
~ enoIn ~ sn,t Il, s soma nf thn time will be
passed in Atlanta which, Mr.. Harden
Cer - ranthannn His NEXT book
W. w,,, W. 1,,b,sbed IN the fall BY Harper
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