Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Katherine Ward, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net McCLURE'S MAGAZINE VOL. I AUGUST, 1893 No. 3 _Copyright, 1893, by S. S. McClure, Limited. All rights reserved._ Table of Contents PAGE A Dialogue Between Eugene Field and Hamlin Garland. Recorded by Hamlin Garland. 195 The Shadow Boatswain. By Bliss Carman. 205 The Slapping Sal. By Conan Doyle. 206 "Human Documents." 213 Some Professional Adventures of Karl Hagenbeck. By Raymond Blathwayt. 219 The Story I Heard on the Cars. By Mrs. E. V. Wilson. 224 Mrs. Gladstone and Her Good Works. By Mary G. Burnett. 235 A Boys' Republic. By Alfred Balch. 242 The Happy Life. By Sir Henry Wotton. 254 Edwin Booth. On and Off the Stage. By Adam Badeau. 255 Burglars Three. By James Harvey Smith. 268 Stranger Than Fiction. By Dr. William Wright. 277 Illustrations PAGE The Old Homestead at Fayetteville, Vermont. 196 Eugene Field's Home at Buena Park, Chicago. 197 The Hall. 198 A Bit of Library. 199 The Dining-Room. 199 The Drawing-Room. 201 Field's "Treasures." 203 Hairy Hudson. 206 Captain Johnson and Mr. Wharton. 207 The Action. 209 Aboard the "Leda." 210 Oliver Wendell Holmes. 214 J. J. Ingalls. 216 Jules Verne. 218 Karl Hagenbeck's Father and His First Show in Berlin. 220 The Scramble in Munich. 223 The Old and New Castle of Hawarden. 236 Miss Glynne (Mrs. Gladstone), 1838. 237 The Orphanage, Hawarden. 237 The Inmates of Woodsford Hall in the Forest. 239 The Annual Lunch Party of the Notting Hill School Girls. 240 Mrs. Gladstone To-day. 241 The Chapel.