The Republican journal., 1905-03-02
,.rary News and Notes.

.r to cover the March Nc
COW, '',s with interest. In the dis
p| vital topics, in romance, in
o. MINOR, and in verse, it runs
H Il. u NJ human experience. 1t is
.p' 18th, IL never a dull page, and
q " with sound, solid matter
,.a. nigh place in the arena of
3' .,'5I,si9n-matter that it is not
=, ,5 mss and yet pretend to
s. dr.t of civic life.
who control our great rail-
.Ie subject of the leading
NJ sizes Monthly Magazine
~ ich is illustrated with re-
. Portraits of eleven of our
ppp6rtant railroad presidents.
il ttrikjng article is, Mormon
an able discussion of
a. man can be a good Mormon
ni american at the same time.
es Wv account by a Japanese
me capture and execution of a
NV an amusing study of our
,gdIcine business, and the at
Tarrstive of the voyage of the
EsruQ are other features of
,absr The fiction includes
'aod installment of "The Wom-
>, ,.coye," Anna Katharine
trr'y drilling detective story,
+ .I6rt stories, among them an
lie stony the best thing that
his written for a long
MNl, tory, a war story, and a
- .-uv. Irish Wit and HUI
Nsrr.1alia, is a most amusing
d ,fr end of the magazine.
.-,aual education is strong in
Hamber of TIE Booklovers
f. 4 large proportion of the
.,.l Jfh striking personalities
s. uteresting ways, partly
partly critical, and by
81. ,Hterview. All of them
ated. Among the most
,.-.es of this stamp is Re
novel; by Hall Game, who
.Mietends his use of relig-
a.. the novel and makes a
.-.lrtte novel as an ethical
a.rul N. Rogers article on
~ t'erson" is a most charm
tea seetch of a peculiar and
-re N our politico-litera-
uterview with DR.. Doy-
-xpert of Paris, which
FL myth by Frederic Lees,
-t -t the greatest interest
. authoritative statement
cation by the great
-. after investigations
.HtgHge years claims to
.vu". tHe specific bacillus of
.J e specific cure of that
ss-- means of vaccination.
... Magazine for March
-r a-t. a blow at the Beef
ua fa a nicely with the re-
s,a uf the Supreme Court.
rs E. ward Russell, one of the
D 4ul most forceful of our
,s. i'll his second instalment
8. test Trust III the World"
the Trust in the refriger-
.y Bandit of Commerce."
He exposes in logical,
't system of mileage and
rg uy which the Beef Trust
H. very competitor from the
I ED. Mr.. Russell's story
vslal. The reader sees as
p.ste glass the marvellous
g The greedy monopoly. Mr..
ps directly into the begin
.ualgamated. He tells of the
-rt of his interest in copper,
1-s the situation when Boston
ls- now famous stocks, and
graphically the bitter fight
II X Boston. The instalment
vivid description of a sig
u.erylew in which Rogers
take up the scheme of Anal
aud ananceit for Lawson. In
and His Critics." Mr.. Lawson
Ire nd disposes categorically
r tatements which Denis
as- publicly made against
nu It's usual assortment of
1f- stories, the March number
al- Magazine includes eight
tour of which are par
'trly The most important
Inc Poisons We Eat in
. 'r II w. Wiley, Chief of
a-ut Of Chemistry, [. S.
r A-rtulture. In this article
FL lie results of the expert
u- ou up to date with his
o.Htrer poison squad" the
~o' Employees who are sub
. l.et of adulterated foods
,a.-ute to determine the dele
f~ets On the human system.
u t.e City Reclaimed" tells
wonderful engineering feat
.. blief years has enabled
0.eH city to rise from wreck
'' model town of beauty and
r~torm. "McClusky, New
, hief of Detectives" tells of
.ls acldents in the career of
Act'lsky, the pupil and sue
lie famous Inspector Byrnes.
'ot Won the Six-Day Bicycle
the inside story of how the
-nda,ance race in Madison
arden was won by a ruse.
Ibt Maur's "Self-Supporting
Elmer Porter's "Side Shows of
Businesses," Augustus Ler-
o% q Big Newspaper is Con-
and a profusely illustrated
81 the Footprints of Beasts"
the special articles. Among
d IS IL. &. Wells's "a Moth
Novo and Owen Kildare's
dYrulsed THE Level of the