The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

- ~ ''V''p' VI 4NtW 1ulN, VIII .lIlNluut
THE Man in the High Water Boots.'
by i. Hopkinson Smith; Between the
Lupin and tile Laurel" by Henry van
Dyke; THE Call of the West" by
Sidney Lee; '"rhc French Tempern-
ment,' by Professor Barrett Wendell,
and ANOTHER instalment of "rhe Fruit
of tho Tree" by Edith Wharton.
In tho June number OF Putnam's
Monthly. published by G.. +. Putnam's
Sons. 27-20 West Twcnty>third Street,
New York. Mr.. George IG. Ide Will
provide an article on tho insurance
question. Mr.. Frederick Trevor Hill
VIII write on Illegal Defeaters OF tho
Law and Miss Ruth Putnam, the
trustees of Cornell University. offers
study upon present conditions in
.hc University.
The principal textures In the May
issue of the Review of Reviews arc Il
letter from President Roosevelt on the
subject of race suicide paper on
Duma." by Alexis Aladdin: THE Peace
Congress in New York" by w. II.
Stead The Chicago Election ana the
City's Traction Outlook" by an i'm
partial observer; "Chicago's New
Mayor" by George c. Skies Consul
Ledoux and His System by Thomas
f. Willard; an account of the cxanina-
lions for the consular service recently
held in Washington for the first time;
wall Streets Crisis and the Country"
by Cf?Grles f. Spenre; public Indus
trial Education" by Assistant Secre
tary of Agriculture Hays; and n group
of illustrated articles on the state park
movement in Massachusetts and New
York.
~, No
Progress of the World" the subjects
of presidential candidates.. criticism of
railroad management, the public,
utilities bill in New York. tho recent
peace congress. the jamestown Expo
sition. and other topics of the month
are discussed.
Tho Book News Monthly for May,
published by John Wanamakcr, of
Philadelphia. has. as it's Introductory
article, "The Celtic Revival" by
Stephen Gwynn. member of Parliament
for Galway. Other important partici-
pants in the Irish Literary Revival are
mentioned as to their lives and works
by DR.. Cornelius WcyGandt, of the
Pennsylvania University. Miss Ammo
NJ. Earle's travel sketch Is entitled I'm
Old Touraine." and DR.. Talcott Will
liams's criticism ana description OF
the recent art exhibitions In New
York and Philadelphia Is most inter-
esting The leading article in Timely
Topics Is The Craving for Print" by
Edgar Jepson. Illustrations through
out and color frontispiece by Jack
Yeats add to tho attractivencss of the
issue.
The May issue of the Worlds Work.
by Doubleday. Page Company. OF
New York. has among It's special ar
ticles. Governor Tughes-Now and
Later" by 80. p; america and
Japan" by Mary Crawford Fraser:
.'Ralroad Mems Honor by G. M.
Keys. and THE American of To.Mor-
row." by Frederic Austin Ogg. Other
writer's for this Issue arc Arthur w.
Page, French Stroller, C. NJ. Kevs.
Agnes c. Liant. Mary Bronson Hartt,
Edgar Allen Forbes, Brigadicr- Cen
eral Frederick Funston. G. e. NJ
Vaughan. DIR. Edward A. Ayers and
Robert Russo Motion.
The World To-Day for June. pub
lished by the World To-day Company,
1876 Fifth Avenue. New York City. Will
have among other timely articles.
Hamilton Halls description of The
Great Peace Conference at New York;
The Architecture of Christian
Science" by S. S. Beaman: "'rhc Story
of An Old Trail" by Herbert Wander
hoof and an important article for all
interested In national affairs, show
Ing the good and bad effects of NUM-
cipal owership.
Ainslie's Magazine for June. publish
ed by the Ainslie Company, seventh
Avenue and Fifteenth Street, New
York City. will have the conclusion of
The novelette, for June will be THE
Farsceker." by Francis Metcalfe.
Short stories are by H. f. p. Battersby,
Robert L. NIacalarney, Roy Norton,
Marion Hill, r. w. Brown, Owen
Oliver. II. B. NJ Watson, IONA Gale,
and Elizabeth Banks.
The Outing Magazine for June comes
from the Outing Company, 35-37 West
Thirty first Street, New York City. In
it Belmore II. Browne gives his ac-
count of '"rhe Struggle Up Mt. Nc
Kinley." Other timely articles being
Clifton Johnson's THE Niagara of the
West" THE Long Labrador Trail" by
Dillon Wallace: THE Tales of Col
lector of Wlriskers,' by Archibald Nc
Hackney, and the beginning of Emer-
sons Hough's new novel "'The Way
of Man." with a Virginian for a
hero.
The j. B. Lippincott Company, East
Washington Square, Philadelphia, an
nounce that the June issue of their
magazine Will have for its complete
novelette, "A Tragedy of Circum-
stance" by Frank Dandy. Short stories
and popular papers will be by Caroline
Lockhart, Lucy Copinger. Marion Hill,
Carrie Blake Morgan, Minna Thomas
| Antrim, Walter Jones, Edith Morgan
| Willett, Mrs. John Van Worst and
| George L. Knapp.
The Ridgway Company. of Union
| Square. New York City, will put Every
! body's Magazine for June on sale about
May goth. Attractive magazine fea-
| lures Will develop in Rowland
| Thomass story, This Fortune" l. X
| Friedman's study Of discharged con-
| ricts, end j. Fl. Oakison's account
of the transformation OF the Indian
! from loafer to citizen. Tho June
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