The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04

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DR.. Charles a. Eastman, the educated \
Sioux indian, whose animal storles have
just been published by the 1iarpers under
the II tic Red Hunters and the Animal
People, was born about forty five years 4
ngo%ir Minnesota, the ancestral home Of
the Sie,ix. During the first fifteen years
of his 8llfe he lived In 81 .tspee of buffalo
skins, subsstedi upon Wild rice and the
ifrultsSof the chase, never entered q house
or heard the English Language spolsen.N
white man aj AZ. 3 X {fti
M The second third Of his life was spent in
school and college, where. nftcr n short
apprenticeship in q mission school, ne
stood shoulder to shoulder with our owlls
youth In Beoit, Knox, Dartmouth, and
THE Boston Iii iyerslty During the last
fifteen years no has been a man Of varied
interests and q occupati ons--t pllyst CLAN
experience, during most of tho time hold
Ing an. appointment under ll!s the govern
tinciit.@& EIe has lived In Washngton d
c. In ST. Paul, Minnesota, and Is nova
resident OF Amherst. Massachusetts. Ills
wife was Elaine Goodnle, the poet, They
have five children.
8gThe one thing one would never guess
%"John Strange Winter" Mrs. II Arthur
3f,tannard) to be, says. Chic, IL "a novelist
for she noucr, .willlngl talks SHOP.
When she is out o & bet, study every other
subjectliis more acceptable 70 her. /, Per
Shaps, like her latest heroine, = Nj rs, Whit
this / may 81 one sc them. IN Mrs. stan-$
ilard's eyes 1t Is mo credit o ~ w0 man 70
have inkstalned fingers, however. busy a
writer. nor to- neg]e cttuiiy or the FEMININE
graces IL she Happens q q be terested IN
OF her than social and domestic work. II or
own favoritc recrentiof Is the stud AND
connection to toilet recipes, and 1t is not
unlikely that, when her pan ca = Il turn n
from vel writing for, q tlmc.. 1e :
'inients r iii q this tsbhore:ss Consider ing how
Important ali the rational care $of per-
soiiai app earnn CO is,jit can only he q gam
toread ers at large q popular Writer :,
III may Sd stloned J, Indeed 81 Sthere5is
tis Esatls q ]. Il lttls Yan'
atr Han s. W aiable Writes of an
Commoll 10, Mr.. ,lIerrick has Wt.ltte9s 3 !
novel Of contemporary society In this
sorbing Interest / i first hand study Of
1.-the CORRUPTION Of CHARACTER. and the waste
!, OF talent blythe love ri money In the ne
l5niost iusldlous form. III q story mas INC
truth the passioIl and me !, ,.a o.
lscore Units matter and In its hrt;a5 piece
Of work to be read for;si truth ana slor
It's stylc.s Il B "a III e. ~ .ss5i II
| st - ~
Is President Roosevelt's book THE Siren
uous .Lifc,p which has Just been printed
Flor the eleventh time by his publishers;
The. Century C Company, has recently been =,
issued In Italy under the title ''Vigor VI ui
l5Nitu.',&& re- .S4 \. HI !. i}s .5 " .si
| -. r. Powell, the author Of The
Country Home" whiclll4 MI lure-Phillips
| have Just brought out. is distinctly an eN-
pert Del. on Ills subject. First Of all, fe is an
enthusiast on the value TO thn g. ayera at'
man Of life III the country over IN the
city; and III his book he9shows Just what
| tho Toys ana rewards Of living II. the
country arc beyond thoselo city dwelling
Mr.. Powell IS one Of New Yorks best best
n thst bo 5 eaapes n cnton wv
made a fruit farm, model In every very re-
spcct, a marvel Of Intensive ultlyltlon;s
every acre Of which Yields him a gooa
profit Powell IS the5aterfti ian f thnt
Living In. the country cati be made TO pay.
Before taking UP fruit farming MIR.
or several ~ books. best known among
Powell was al CLERGYMAN ana the au,lor
| which Is Mans Hereditys from dod.',t'
| More March Magazines.
name Of MI Nelson !, Z pag (, rS
number OF the Metropolit tn EMasazlne MI.
Page niakes one Of his strongest recent CON 1
T.
entitled ,'President ROOSEVELT From The Stand
| point Of n Southern Democrat This. paper
lis marked by q judicial ana .alspasslonate Ne
Roosevelt, no ACCLAIMED ey the
South upon his assumption II OF prssldent ~.
sieat disfavors in Dixeland. Mr., Pages con
qtiuBlons will interest not only eyery pem9 no,
e hoeht
In this number another article. Of peculiar
Interest is Mr.. James Ilnneker'a !, story tor,
Eurton 1 j. Hendricks, member Of the STAFF
or. the New York Evening iPost. contributes
crisp article upon TIA ~, @ GeaGr
mont " o. tho u' Wall Street district in New York
The paper Is illustrated IL tint BY Jules
Guarin, and In black ana wl'ite py vernon =.
The fiction III this number includes s. stoI leg
by Arthur Ilemlng VINO hgnm 4, Mt :, a,u
ihestory 81 The Wind ILLUSTRATED e. by 4 l 70
Ss 9fRs su Gsa'ass y MS
hefeli when Brother Rabbit Was King" a.
helng o. the fn WIZ ,,s rh as
i, Ioya story Illustrated by ilenry lIutti W,A
FRASER. tho story Of dog,sIhe MlzSen
las made drawings In tint, 4 u, "
March number ofc9nsry TAG sver 70
H,sn'f af Tx vi fns art q orcuare
d series of striking articles and hetauti1 y
ffnr the amateur gardener of nil classes. antl
from sst e u
/ issIe leads or Will, Mr., Robert |luey g artlG
for hs nia!qenath es
rosp gurden. .Bamboos for Every Part o. the
reads as y ,h 3ap 1o Mere tFaS s
H rIbes bamboos as grasses on "a large scale
rh, asn is aFst q W WII
4 ward Ia yoiir true wild garden Mr., a Oliver
aside ~ Fa%os sss s
\ "a Ia describe ga Great Azale arden In the
Eouthp Where he found y fifteen !. 4 acres /. a
nxaleas Towering out n ne lines OF great
4 semi rcls, " n 81 81 ii g
The splendid illustrations accompanying lPor-
gcesyai Lnndon's nInto Tibet With Younghua-
hDnd what strike , opsnl!lg
i Ths article ls an Intensely interesting and
Vivid account ~ osS
A 1cmple Yat Lhasai called me n brlef
y dScussiol1 yos The dtcals w cad Ia a