The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

NO mOEaZlllc III CGCtUt5 NCiiS
more RAPID progress than that known for
thirty5yenrs as Lesllc's Monthly. and now
called the American. illustrated MuSa.
znshe AeeaM e eas nov can lsa dispute
wth2iti the easy supremacy III ING ~"
priced ina g,,zine field. Tho Issue for No v :
vembcr is probably the best n,i 1Ias '1 hs
opening instalment of a dramatiG ana
ably Written serial by Mary Chalmot {, r :.
dely, who has. written no novel since ner
nd Mrd nH5ras Henry Wallace Phlips con
nance '' "Plain Mary smith" ana Agnes
Lan eG mt be her vknTs Of tho hs Pa
eide Arthur Train has a humorous orc US
short story In a new vein. nna 4 r, JuaSe
Henry A. shute writes o. .,b n,% r ~ ~.
sspry Mmahhg oshGr Charles
mn f.. 1lderkin Fylcs. Dorothy Garfield
charrs nxton Golng s ~ s'sG Row Wand
and Annie Payson Call.
Mcclures for November is OF rather
unisuu interest as containing a new
s snHst sSgK 0y ihc NS Sx' Ma and
students Of Mir, iiplings later manner.
Another feature Of some impolta !, is tne
ply. "Reminiscences OF q Long Life;
later to be published between covers in
more expanded shape th,ln is here pos
an interesting and timely paper on The
Railrbad Rate" being q study in COM
mcrcinl nutocracy, Jean Webster CON
ntes tnt s Ss fs s'0fE
why, blythe way does Mrs. Harding IN:
sist In awning so many of her men and
women with lop-sded and slack twlsted
tors may be mentioned Charles ~ Llln.
mis-, Mrs Wilson Woodrow. Florence
Wilkinson. Basil King, and Samuel Hop
kins Adams.
The October number or the American
Nut Journal OF Petersburg. Va. is one
OF the handsomest periodicals. ever Issued
in the South. The front cover page is
exceedingly unique and attractive. The
background OF this page is q tint OF many
varieties Of nuts and in the center is a
beautiful. illustration of n stately PECAN
tree. The columns throughout contain
half-tone illustrations that deserve high
praise, and the articles are from the most
distinguished expert and practical nut
culturlsts In this country. 1t is, indeed.
an interesting and attractive magazine,
valuable for every person In any way In
tcfested in nut culture and will find a
wide field of usefulness.
4. One of the most interesting articles Of
the new Outing Magazine Is Mr.. Robert
fDunns "The Country Club: q National
Expression, - illustrated with many half
tones. Including. some unusual photo
graphs of jumping hunters. Jesse Lynch
Williams Is interesting In hissaccount OF
THE Workers Of the Great Lakes and
Rene Bache gives both entertainment and
instructive Information In Planting Fish
as a Business Enterprise Ralph ID;
5Paife contributes short story called
"surfman Brainards Day OFF,. Edwin
= T. MI nf n la J., n M NfsSy
Brunswick, moose w. p Kellogg of the
ruiIlcd grouse. a. G. Laut OF the sea-
otter hunters. and & William Beebe Of,
some oddities of birds diet. Casper Whit
life help make the number fully up to
outings high standard.
or particular interest 10 Virginia read
ers In the current issue OF Harpcr's Mag
sazInes H. "a picturesque short story by a me
iio syRIves, now the Princess Troubctzkey;
tass =, medieval AL, romance gas1
illustrated 8. in color by w. D; Stevens.
Henry W.S.Nevlnson continues his remarks
nble revelations regarding thu; African
Country.'' William Dean Howells writes
another Of his pleasant English papers,
describing this time a Fortnight tn
Bath" An Important feature is Shake s.
Comment by Ernest Rhys and splendid
llgstraions in INT BY Edwin dihnu a Asnsy
School nsp Settlement" in the New York East
Side Booth Tarkington's serial continues.
There arc short stories by Arthur
AaeE1wen Edith MacVanec Marie IA Manning;
llThomAs IA. Janvier and Alice Brown; nnd
verse by Elsie G. King. Laurence Hous,,
| nan, Evelyn Phinney, Wallace IrWin'an
Louise Morgan Sill.
| II o,1t,v ,rticlos in thc Novem her
worlds work are 'rhe Life Insurance
Machine" stby 20. p; Henry Beach Need,
hams "Afr. Root as Secretary Of State
lions al aanama"-all OF them timely and
we'll written papers. "Opening Korea by
Rail" is also well worthy OF note. Vali-
GUS other papers, numerous .ar,a a.
of Events" combine to make this issue
both full and interesting.
Mr.. Henry Holt, Of the well known pub
Listing house that bears his name, has
written for. the Atlantic Monthly q lone
and exceedingly interesting article on
"rhe Commerclalizaton Of Literature,
should be glad Of the opportunity Of read
ing. The article was called forth by the
little volume entitled "a Publisher Con-
fession," which purported to give, and
Of of1 the machinery chi e Of tic book World MI
topic sympatheticaily in "Immigration
Grqthsrs writes rites Of How to Know e,s the b,
"Tolephone Development In the United
States. Tho Country IN November.,,
"I'ho Experiences OF Census-Taker.'
and Agnes Reppllcrs Reverend Mothers
| Love Feast" are other pagers OF interest
Short Action Is by Arthur Cotton and Ga &C
Elleny Cbannlng, Altogether, this Is ar
excellent number ass
|
The Critics Portrait Gallery for this
month Includes pictures of Sir. Henry lry-
Ing, Hall Caino. Miss Amanda Y. Jones
George Cary Egsleston, Julia Marlowes
Rlttenhouse. Norman IIapgood and others
1.-THE Lounger" supplies, the requisite tex
In her we'll known and not part culnrly
brilliant vein. Wallace Irwin receives ar
enthusiastic write up at The hands nd g. g. o.
explains "rhe Popularity, q bernard ! I,
| Shaw" New Orleans in Flctlon' Is ar
entertaining paper BY WIS. Hardwood
! Tho reviewing and other literary depart
!, mcnts are full and interesting,
Christmas Books,