The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01

OF which created a considerable stir all
over the country. appears Il, the July
McClurc's. MIR. Ncedham Is nerc'less In
attaching the commercial SPILL now a.
tics. This issue Is chiefly notable, how
, ever, as containing the beginning o. MISS
Tarbell's character study OF John -.
Rockefeller, illustrated with various 1or-
traits and photographs. series Of hand.
some full-page photographs, Reproduced
in tint, show all the members OF FRESH
& dent Roosevet's family. Lincoln Stcffens
turns his attention to political conditions
In Ohio. Stories are by Scweil Ford.
Frederick r. Burton, Henry G. Rowland
and three others.
s&"Tales," the new magazine Of foreign
fiction (translated, however. into pure An-A
glo-Saxon). has made favora bic impress
sion. This second issue contains nov
clctte by the late Anton Chekhor, from
the Russian, and various shorter contribu-S
tons from French Danish, German,
Spanish and Hungarian writers. Among
the better known authors represented IN
this issue may be mentioned Maxim
Gorky. Gabrielle D'Annunzio, Marcel Pre-
vost, catulle Mendes and LudoVic HaleSy.
with this issue Messrs. D. Appleton O.
Co. have acquired control OF me BOOK
lovers Magazine, and viii continue ~, me
publication OF it AS a hlgh-gl.ade pubiic;ai..
/ ton. The July number reflects credit
upon the new management ana euitot,n .
staff. OF particular and unusual ihte rs,
to local readers Is the RECORD ot,a ~ IN
1906 extracted from family archlVeS ~
Mr. Benjamin Henry latrooe,,,3Sl t bat,,-
more One or the illustrate tons Sthe front
isniece) is a sketch OF Richmond from me
banks Of the James in 1885, a serial by
Robert W Chambers begins In th!s ISSUE;
and there are short stories by wei known
writer's. and some fimeiS ais'''seee0
An Interesting account Of the Chicago
transfers strike appears in the Reader
for July. The poets represented IN L,is
rated rated verse-makers in this county, country,
and Bliss Carman. Meredith Niehoison.
Charles Belmont DAVIS, Saii ~ Si,oHtIit
sey contribute the fiction There Is AIS, aiso
good Panama article by Or. Aiper ,t
b. Hale, and the usual literary ana DOCK
review departments.
Ainsl!e's July novelette, is historical
romance by Katharine Jarboa. entitled he,,
"A Gentleman OF ne Hlgh va ~, b bnr
I Il az Serial. ssThc Deluge." Other con-
ri Sutor- include Arthur k s h,nn
B manS Y2n vd mue.o Theodasa GARRISON
rrnnt D. Sherman. John vance CHeHey
and Una Hudson.
Robert Howard Russell writes pleasant
he PAPER being plentifully illustrated
with photographs. The y two o., = s Sc ia
Nv lanes Barnes and Katharine Cecil
Illusion ,1 merrily continue. a poem, by
Robers Grant. appearing in this ]. ISSUE y.
will probably not add greatly w. 20 .h ~
stores ~ comparatively unknown, WI -
ers, verse by Ethel Watts Mumford,,, re
ter Newell, Carolyn Wells and others'
and several timely articles.
? . p. I \ I q
"Don o. follows the example o. me
aus Sherlock, and !, returns Turn an IN
Pearson for July. We IKE ,liis li ha,,n
npmn'so Of him him. Theodore Watels has a
second interesting paner on The FrT q Is,
sion Of Getting Hurt Hurt no ana contnue MUGS
,rbor.. is a good assortment or short TIC
ton and articles on popular subjects,