The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-04

nothing goes into his laboratory and
gold comes out. MeClure's March spe-
cials include The Subway Deal an
exposition of franchise getting, by Ray
Stannard Baker, and Modern sur
gerry" with truths about this body OF
ours, by Samuel Hopkins Adams
The name of Thomas Nelson Page
appears in the table of contents OF the
March number of the Metropolitan
Magazine. Mr.. Page makes one Of MS
strongest contributions TO magazine
literature in an article entitled Fresr
dent Roosevelt From the Standpoint on
Southern Democrat which VIII IN
terest every one concerned in following
the trend of presidential thought. An
other article of peculiar interest IS
James Huneker's story, "Richard .Was-
ner's Greatest Romance. Burton j.
Hendricks, a member of the stan OF
the New York Evening Sun. contri-
butes a crisp article upon 'The Finan-
ciaI Center of the World" The fiction
includes stories by Arthur Heming,
Henry c. Rowland, Joel Chandler Har-
ris, Alice Duer Miller, w. A. Fraser.
The poems of the month are unusually
good and are illustrated with photo
studies by F. Strothmann, Eickemeyer
and Charles Sarka.j =.
Everybody's Magazine, TOR, March
comes with another blow at the Beef
Trust Charles Edward Russell, one of
the best-known and most forceful of
our writers, shows In his second install
/! ment of THE Greatest Trust in the
World" the source Of the trust In the
refrigerator car-.The Bandit of Com
meree." as he calls it. Walter L. Haw-
ley and Lindsay Denison collaborate
on THE After-Dinner Speakers" with
the wit and color which the subjects
suggest. The Fourth of March" gives
the features of the Presidential inatigu-
rations from the time Of Washington.
Mr.. Lawson proceeds with ''Frenzied
Finance" 49,.
Three great features of Leslie's
Monthly for March-a great number of
a great magazines: Lords of Traffic:
The Great Railroad Presidents Of
America" by Frank L. Spearman;
Mormon or Patriot" by W. M. Raina
and A. w. Dunn; 1.-THE Making of a
Medicine Man." by philip Loring Allen.
Agnes c.. Laut writes Of "The Discov-
erer of Alaska" The fiction is strik-
ingly bright il + IT, a. = -
,Ainslee's for March comes with sto-
ries by Robert e, MacAlarney, Ralph
Henry Barbour, Margaret Sherwood,
b. M Bower, Anna A.. Rogers, Henry
c. Rowland, Alfred Sutro, M. H. Verse,
Vincent Harper and Edna Kingsley
Wallace. g3.|
Containing the first authentic reports
of the spring and summer styles the
March Delineator is of special interest
to the woman of fashion, and a most
attractive number throughout. A note
worthy contribution on 1.-THE Use and
Abuse of Arrnorial Bearings is by
William Armstrong Crozier. NJ Hud-
son Moore's article on e"oid Pewter
the first of a series on kindred subjects,
will appeal particularly to collectors,
and the story of Charlotte Elliott's ia
nous hymn, "Just as AM" as related
by Allan Sutherland, is OF much inter
est. Other features are Robert and
Clara Schunann," by Gustav Kobbe,
In the Composers series .'The Game
of Politics as 1t Is Played in Washing.
tom" by Marie Columbia There are
two notable pieces of fiction and some
good reading matter for the young
folks. ~. ~. E.. 49,
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John Lanes spring list of announce
ments contains several books of pecu-
liar interest. Among them may be
mentioned "The Life, and Letters of
Robert Stephen Hawker,'' of which
something has already been said in this
column; also Memoirs of q, Royal
Chaplain, 1729-1763," being the .corre-
spondence Of Edmund Pyle, domestic
chaplain to George H., with Samuel
Kerrich, D. D.; also "The Life of Ger
vantes," by Albert f. Calvert. In bellies
lettres Mr.. Lane will publish a two
volume collection of the Poems of Will
liam Watson edited and arranged by
J. A. Spender.
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