McClure's Magazine, Vol. 31, No. 1, May 1908
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McClure's Magazine
May, 1908.
Vol. XXXI. No. 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ILLUSTRATIONS
"FOR FOUR LONG SUMMER MONTHS OF DUST AND HEAT CASSIDY HAD BEEN A FREIGHTER."
ILLUSTRATIONS
"FOR FOUR LONG SUMMER MONTHS OF DUST AND HEAT CASSIDY HAD BEEN A FREIGHTER."
THE MISADVENTURES OF CASSIDY
"'I'VE SOLD THEM WHEELERS!'"
"NEAREST TO THE ROUGH PINE BOX STOOD THE WIDOW, WITH LOWERED EYES"
"'I HEREBY PRONOUNCE YUH MAN AND WIFE!'"
"NEAREST TO THE ROUGH PINE BOX STOOD THE WIDOW, WITH LOWERED EYES"
"'I HEREBY PRONOUNCE YUH MAN AND WIFE!'"
MARY BAKER G. EDDY
THE STORY OF HER LIFE AND THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
XIII
TRAINING THE VINE—A STUDY IN MRS. EDDY'S PREROGATIVES AND POWERS
Mrs. Eddy's Last Class
Mrs. Eddy and the Press
GREETING THE PILGRIMS
Mrs. Eddy and the Peerage
GEORGE WASHINGTON GLOVER
Suit Brought by Mrs. Eddy's Son
THE MOTHER CHURCH IN BOSTON
MRS. EDDY'S NEW HOME AT CHESTNUT HILL
Mrs. Eddy's Removal to Newton
Mrs. Eddy at Eighty
Preaching Prohibited
The "Reader" Restricted
Why the Readers Obeyed
Mrs. Stetson and Mrs. Eddy
The Teachers Disciplined
How the Mother Church is Organized
How Mrs. Eddy Controls the Branch Churches
The Publication Committee
The Publishing Society
Christian Science Lectures
Missionaries
Board of Education
Obligations of the Individual Christian Scientist
Supreme Authority
Actual Size of Mrs. Eddy's Following
TRAINING THE VINE—A STUDY IN MRS. EDDY'S PREROGATIVES AND POWERS
Mrs. Eddy's Last Class
Mrs. Eddy and the Press
GREETING THE PILGRIMS
Mrs. Eddy and the Peerage
GEORGE WASHINGTON GLOVER
Suit Brought by Mrs. Eddy's Son
THE MOTHER CHURCH IN BOSTON
MRS. EDDY'S NEW HOME AT CHESTNUT HILL
Mrs. Eddy's Removal to Newton
Mrs. Eddy at Eighty
Preaching Prohibited
The "Reader" Restricted
Why the Readers Obeyed
Mrs. Stetson and Mrs. Eddy
The Teachers Disciplined
How the Mother Church is Organized
How Mrs. Eddy Controls the Branch Churches
The Publication Committee
The Publishing Society
Christian Science Lectures
Missionaries
Board of Education
Obligations of the Individual Christian Scientist
Supreme Authority
Actual Size of Mrs. Eddy's Following
FOOTNOTES:
IN CHARGE OF TRUSTY
"'I'SE JUS 'BLIGE WHUP 'IM ALL DE WAY TER SCHOOL'"
"I KIN GET 'EM YERE, EF YER WANTS."
"TWO SMALL FIGURES PUSHED THEIR WAY INTO THE ROOM"
"THAT LITTLE BOY, SMILED THE ROSY-CHEEKED GENTLEMAN"
"I KIN GET 'EM YERE, EF YER WANTS."
"TWO SMALL FIGURES PUSHED THEIR WAY INTO THE ROOM"
"THAT LITTLE BOY, SMILED THE ROSY-CHEEKED GENTLEMAN"
FIRST DAYS OF THE RECONSTRUCTION
BY
CARL SCHURZ
The First Crop Without Slaves
Restless Foot-loose Negroes
MAJOR-GENERAL O. O. HOWARD
The Freedmen's Bureau
Pickles and Patriotism
A PHOTOGRAPH OF GENERAL HOWARD, TAKEN AT GOVERNOR'S ISLAND IN 1893
The South's Hopeless Poverty
MAJOR-GENERAL H. W. SLOCUM
Johnson's Haste for Reconstruction
MAJOR-GENERAL H. W. SLOCUM
MAJOR-GENERAL E. R. S. CANBY
Arming the Young Men of the South
SENATOR WILLIAM LEWIS SHARKEY
The President Defends Southern Militia
Criticism and Personal Discomfort
The End of an Aristocracy
An Ungracious Reception
Why the President Reversed his Policy
Congress and General Grant's Report
CARL SCHURZ
The First Crop Without Slaves
Restless Foot-loose Negroes
MAJOR-GENERAL O. O. HOWARD
The Freedmen's Bureau
Pickles and Patriotism
A PHOTOGRAPH OF GENERAL HOWARD, TAKEN AT GOVERNOR'S ISLAND IN 1893
The South's Hopeless Poverty
MAJOR-GENERAL H. W. SLOCUM
Johnson's Haste for Reconstruction
MAJOR-GENERAL H. W. SLOCUM
MAJOR-GENERAL E. R. S. CANBY
Arming the Young Men of the South
SENATOR WILLIAM LEWIS SHARKEY
The President Defends Southern Militia
Criticism and Personal Discomfort
The End of an Aristocracy
An Ungracious Reception
Why the President Reversed his Policy
Congress and General Grant's Report
THE FLOWER FACTORY
THE SILLY ASS
"HE COULD HEAR THE CRASH, SEE THE GREAT BOW SINKING"
II
II
WAR ON THE TIGER
"FIRST A MAGNIFICENT YELLOW HEAD EMERGES, THEN THE LONG, LITHE BODY"
HOWDAH ELEPHANT TRAINING MADE EASY
LAST WALL OF DEFENSE
SLAYER OF SEVENTY-SIX NATIVES LAID LOW AT LAST
TIGRESS ALSO IS SLAIN
HOWDAH ELEPHANT TRAINING MADE EASY
LAST WALL OF DEFENSE
SLAYER OF SEVENTY-SIX NATIVES LAID LOW AT LAST
TIGRESS ALSO IS SLAIN
THE RADICAL JUDGE
"'WADICAL!'"
"AN UNTIDY MIDGET FOLLOWING CLOSELY AT HIS HEELS"
"HOPE CAROLINA, FROM HER MARVELOUS BED, COULD SEE EVERYTHING THAT WAS GOING ON IN THE RADICAL JUDGE'S GARDEN"
"FOREVER TURNING BACK TO KISS HIM, WITH HER HANDS FULL OF FLOWERS, AND WITH THE PEACOCKS TRAILING BESIDE"
"IT WAS THE QUAINT CUSTOM AT FUNERALS IN FAIRVILLE TO FOLLOW MOURNERS IN LINE FROM THE GRAVE"
"AN UNTIDY MIDGET FOLLOWING CLOSELY AT HIS HEELS"
"HOPE CAROLINA, FROM HER MARVELOUS BED, COULD SEE EVERYTHING THAT WAS GOING ON IN THE RADICAL JUDGE'S GARDEN"
"FOREVER TURNING BACK TO KISS HIM, WITH HER HANDS FULL OF FLOWERS, AND WITH THE PEACOCKS TRAILING BESIDE"
"IT WAS THE QUAINT CUSTOM AT FUNERALS IN FAIRVILLE TO FOLLOW MOURNERS IN LINE FROM THE GRAVE"
POVERTY AND DISCONTENT IN RUSSIA
PAUL MILYUKOV
P. A. STOLYPIN
P. A. STOLYPIN
FOOTNOTES:
"THE HEART KNOWETH"
IN THE DARK HOUR
"OLIVIA" AND "FAUST" AT THE LYCEUM[41]
ELLEN TERRY AS "OLIVIA"
ELLEN TERRY AS OLIVIA
"Olivia" a Family Play
HENRY IRVING AS THE VICAR
Ellen Terry and Eleanora Duse
H. BEERBOHM TREE WHO PLAYED WITH ELLEN TERRY IN "THE AMBER HEART"
"Faust"
ELEANORA DUSE WITH LENBACH'S CHILD
ELLEN TERRY AS ELLALINE IN "THE AMBER HEART"
George Alexander and the Barmaids
"Faust" a Paradoxical Success
HENRY IRVING AS MEPHISTOPHELES IN "FAUST"
Irving on Long Runs
Irving's Mephistopheles
ELLEN TERRY
ELLEN TERRY'S FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPH AS OLIVIA
"Faust's" Four Hundred Ropes
ELLEN TERRY AS OLIVIA AND HENRY IRVING AS THE VICAR IN WILLS' PLAY "OLIVIA"
ELLEN TERRY AS MARGUERITE IN "FAUST"
ELLEN TERRY AS OLIVIA
"Olivia" a Family Play
HENRY IRVING AS THE VICAR
Ellen Terry and Eleanora Duse
H. BEERBOHM TREE WHO PLAYED WITH ELLEN TERRY IN "THE AMBER HEART"
"Faust"
ELEANORA DUSE WITH LENBACH'S CHILD
ELLEN TERRY AS ELLALINE IN "THE AMBER HEART"
George Alexander and the Barmaids
"Faust" a Paradoxical Success
HENRY IRVING AS MEPHISTOPHELES IN "FAUST"
Irving on Long Runs
Irving's Mephistopheles
ELLEN TERRY
ELLEN TERRY'S FAVOURITE PHOTOGRAPH AS OLIVIA
"Faust's" Four Hundred Ropes
ELLEN TERRY AS OLIVIA AND HENRY IRVING AS THE VICAR IN WILLS' PLAY "OLIVIA"
ELLEN TERRY AS MARGUERITE IN "FAUST"
FOOTNOTES:
THE LIE DIRECT
BY
CAROLINE DUER
CAROLINE DUER
THE WAYFARERS
BY
MARY STEWART CUTTING
XV
XVI
XVII
XVIII
"MRS. LEVERICH BOWED INCIDENTALLY"
"WITH EYES FOR NOBODY ELSE"
"FLOWERS AND CHILDREN—CHILDREN AND FLOWERS!"
"'THE LITTLE SPIDER WON'T HURT YOU'"
"'NEVER LET HIM COME HERE AGAIN—NEVER, NEVER!'"
MARY STEWART CUTTING
XV
XVI
XVII
XVIII
"MRS. LEVERICH BOWED INCIDENTALLY"
"WITH EYES FOR NOBODY ELSE"
"FLOWERS AND CHILDREN—CHILDREN AND FLOWERS!"
"'THE LITTLE SPIDER WON'T HURT YOU'"
"'NEVER LET HIM COME HERE AGAIN—NEVER, NEVER!'"
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