The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

quite deserted and she threw herself into
a chair before a fireplace, as though
| weary. F
The man watched her as she leaned
| forward With her hands clasped. Then
| he entered the room and drew the cur
tains Mt the door behind him. The &wo-
man rose to her feet with n broken cry.
Yelverton stepped over to her and look
| ed down into her hidden face. Take off
| thy mask, sweetheart" he said, for as
4 God lives, j know thee"
April Magazines.
The April number Of Ainslee's Maya.
zine possesses two features Of nusaa
the title Of I'm the Earth Flame -. b 3i
/ Robert Adger Bowen. q young South
Carolnian, who is RAPIDLY coming into nt.,
1 Mr.. Bowen has nlternated the scenes OF
! his story between the city of New York York
/ and a country house in South Carolina
are SO easily Recognizable as Mrs. Willie
| Allen, formerly OF Richmond, but more
| recently Of New York, and tho late James
Lindsay g OF Yr Gv - 1te
Of environment was considered neces-!
/ sary. Tho crucial point OF the story turns
the Of 1.-The N, a ,a,s
some years ago. The fact that NJ r Bowen
calls the publication that Is a. vital "a e.
tor In his novelette, Tho Soul Of Z. q Liar Liar
| does not In the least change. It's we'll
l remembered identity. q, 5ts, VII rs IN 3sI8, 5
a second feature ls "a short story ts, y Sy.
James Branch cabell called 8 q rs s
! the island OF Urk. In the days when
men and women were more. primitive and
elemental in thought. speech and Inter y ter
man, who is a heartless, vain coquettet
1 and two men, one dominant and the other
( subordinate, both victims Of her allure
ments, make the interest OF a Tragedy
4 which is strongly told In SAlray Ca bellls
Characteristic phrasing and style;
IN the April metropolitan notable ,s,,i rea-
lures Include an article fIrom ArthTr
/ Came by. Jack London: short stories
James Hnneker g FHe 10 Rro SG Itnn
Brandenhurg; the completion q the tn WI,
..America and the Ar !, Yeats.
titled ""rhe Mystlcs, ~ and written by
Katherine CECIL. Ffiurstons of The = 70
1 Masquerader. 3s. Ii b
The AprIta BILE of ontentsin., M Me- i.
sphine by Mary stsWar.s Gnttli Ing c,ox.
9o FloT re- n CIR fe GqS
what Ais Russia2"sb by Perclvai . Glib
i hon a Great Masters of lteraturc,3 by
Edward c Moq bv an are 9tef,
X NJ c fIIt L. ST stefrens. i. Bowman and
A. +. Housman.I The articles g 60 i nnd
4 there Is equal diversity among the stories
IN Harpers Magazine for April Profess
sor Richardson. Of, prin1,ceton eyes %
Vivid picture Of the Libraries I, o. \, me ne
writes about the. advantages Of profit
i Siberian exile, tells Of mis- arrest in RUS
Php w Nst M minins e oamp and s.
| NJ. .Arthurs is the artist of tho fro ATS
i piece in color. Others contributing are
Z, p Gon9 3VSita * - freneh Emery Emery
Fottle Wv. D.. HoWells, M. Cawein, j. ..
Tabb, *. w. Patch. Mrs. Fl: Dudcny. NJ.
Afhl spscr E s Ph M5PsDousai and Sa' ST.
S. Howard.
n Tho April number OF i7earson's Maya
Zine contains nine special articles. be-
ss SsnE short atesfy ill., sssss
aThe Church Of the Holy Sepulcher."
"Fighting Fog BY Elcctrlclty" Is an ac-
fon w IF rs Sds atss1 S M1aa
ia travel at sea. ''Vaccinatine tho
Ground tir \, T. tells OF the wonderful lnnova,-
by which the 9a'te o ssa.es H
i Ono Of the most stirring accounts Of i,
oos2 3sa fs @R hs III Biz
Il Rn,,ehing III 1.-THE Music Master and
" MpaS Swaraed, '..rhe Self spport,l,ng
Home tho has ehnm ni nn,iE p nn I
aud Augustus Lcrrnk's final instalment Of
How a Big NewspaPer Isl s conducted,"
complete ths list Phe Usual assort
men ut Of bright. snappy short stories
I love stories. stories of adventure fNd de-
/ tective stories.
i Tho sprinE number Of the Youths Com
pal,ion, March 23d, is almost infinitely
1 Varied In Its contents. Among the nVo
complete stories is Ge N 10. s
\ land Thomas; theatale Of " youth s voy-
age astridc huge sea turtle, by Fisher
Ames Jr: the story Of boys ars home nnn1
sekp nsys awq Kel lem and anothe ho
s 81 Opening BY Henry. g, Hunting
There is a. hne instalment Q, Grace q, Rich,
a 'rhorne Miller suggests Mature study for
Women oflthe Farm who ara weary Of
work without play; and !, Henry ' 4, 6 Mer,
een gentry pos The ape physl
I H .'tD.vereating.' There nre good anes %;
dotes Of ms9lnk hnna e Raoss.
Telt and his daughter, and Senator De-
pew,9a whole page fort children, some
h excellent selections OF miscellany, and
neariv a score of tho short character and
i humorous sketches for which the COM
panon is famous.
scr,hner's maya zine for APRIL Is a spe-
ciai Isnri,p number With Il drawing of
Sspring, y by Blendon Campbell, In. Color
for the 'frontlsplece, a double nage color
\ picture. by Guerin entitled Spring ! g IN
4 inHSApril, with decorations by Ernest
4 Haskell, 8, " .,
u Thomas Nelson Page writes of the rep
\ .tjniyersIty OF Virginia. which on April
4 |isth Viii 9inauglrate It's frs regular presi-
n dent the government hitherto having heen
Iaff a,r cd IN, n