Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11
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Here are titles of important and interest
ing articles in the October magazines. No
body reads all the magazines unless he has
retired from business, or is literary critic.
And everybody ,-snts to know what there is
on the months bill of fare, so that when he
makes the cL ice which he must make, he
NAV choose we'll. So here ii is.
In the For1tnl, Bishop Huntington writes
on Social Problems and the Church. !"
Frederick Harrison contributes the 'Forma-
tive Infue ices," paper for the month.
Other articles are First Steps Toward
Nationalism, by Edward Bellamy; "The
Future OF Our Daughters, BY Helen Ekin
Starrett; "The Idea of Life Afher Death, I"
by Prot. J. Peter Lesley.
In the Popular Science Monthly Andrew
White continues his New Chapters in the
Warfare OF Science" this time discussing
the relation Of science to the doctrine of the
Fall of Man. Liquor Laws Not Sumptu-
ary" is the contention of DR.. George f. Ma
gown. Other papers are Mothers and
Natural Science" by Mary Alling Aber;
Invisible Assailants of Health" " by DR..
Samuel Hart, and 1.-THE Evolution of Chem
ical Truth" bv NJ. Louis Oliver.
The Century opens with Out-of-the- WAYS
in High Savoy, by Edward Eggleston. Jo-
Eeph Jefferson's S autobiography comes to an
end. There is q fine picture of Jefferson for
frontispiece "Whv Patronage in Office is
Un-American' is shown by Henry Cabot
Lodge. prehistoric Cave Dwellings," are
described by +. r. Bickford. Friend
Olivia. by Amelia f. Barr, is concluded.
John La Fargis' Artists Letters From
Japan and Amelia Gere Mason's
Women of the French Salons" are eontin-
ued. The new war-prison series is repre-
sented by "a Hard Road 10 Travel Out of
Dixie" by Lieutenant W. H. Shelton.
Mrs. BOYLE, a new writer of Southern
stories, and Miss Jerrett contribute the short
hctior OF the number. "Meteorites and the
History of Stellar Systems is by Charles
Darwins' son. woman in American Liter
ature" is the subject of a paper by Helen
Gray Cone.
The Cosmopolitan contains 1.-THE Execu-
tive Departments of the Government, by
George 6. Balm; "a Brabantian Happen
ing" by George Wharton Edwards; another
chapter in Miss Bisland's "Flying Trip
Around the World" Horses and Riders
BY Henry Cabot Lodge; stories by Julien
Gordon, and Macdougal Buel; departments
bv Murat Halstesd and Edward Everett
sketch Of Francisque Lsreey, professor and
journalist" Charles King describes st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
"A Marriage at Sea, BY W. Clark Rus
sell, is the complete novel in this months
LippiHcon'S. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleye-
land has paper on "My Florida Julian
Hawthorne's name appears twice in the
table of contents. The interlocutors in the
Round Robin Talk" include Edward Har-
rigan, the minstrel, J. NJ. Stoddart. the
Encyclopedia-reprin publisher, and E.
ing" is discussed by David Salomens.
Public and the Stage" "Fallacies of the
Woman Sufragists."
ScritRer's has''With Cable Expedition,
by Herbert Laws Webb; 1.-The CITY House
in the West" by John W. Root; "From
Port to Port With the White Squadron"
bv r. +. Zogbaum; 1.-The Lake Country of
New England" q" by Newman Smyth; Sand |
Waves at Henlopen and Hatteras, ." by John |
L. Spears; "The Private School for Girls" |
by Mrs. Sylvanus Reed. Fray Bento's /
Bell" is a short story by Charles Paul |
Mackie.
In ST. Nicholas the bows and girls will !
find another brownie" poem with It's pict- /
ures, by Palmer Cox. This time the brown |
les 90 on the canal. "Crowded Out O. Cro- |
field' is continued. So also is "BaIl, Bat |
ard Diamond" /" by Walter Camp. Through |
a Detectives Camera" is by Alexander |
Black. Frederick Villiers, the famous war |
correspondent, tells the story of Copper |
Brazier." "Betty's BY and By" and 1.-THE |
Gwyune's Little Donkey" are clever little |
stories with excellent morals. 1.-The Boy
King. Edward W." is a chapter of mis-. |
tory.
In the atlantic. Mrs. Deland's serial |
story Sidney" comes to conclusion. Hen |
dirk Ibsen is discussed, with CHIEF atten-
uion to his later dramas, Bradford Torrey |
writes on robin Roosts," DIR. Holmes |
continues ''Over the Teacups.' Other |
papers are Benedict Arnold's Treason, 'by |
John Fiske; "The Neias of Madame de |
Mentespau, " by Hope Notnor; "a Wander |
ing Scholar OF the Sixteenth Century" bv |
j. Rupe Paulding. There are several book |
reviews and the Contributors Club"