The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Rand. McNally & Co, Chicago, publish A N.
172 OK the Globe Library '.Mr. and Mrs Bevers
by Paul Lindau. Paper. I'D pages, Is cents.
The Homestead strike will receive In n.
September number of the North American g,rsss.
the ample attention which that periodical II.
ways gives to important events Ii Is to hs die-
cussed from three points of view: The Co..
gressional view, by Congressman w. C. oat..
Chairman OF the investigating COMMITTEES: ~
constitutional view, by the Hon. George Tier
nor, and the knight OF Lahor's view, By T.v
Powderly.
Petersons Magazine for September Is IN m.r,
respects the best number for this year. excelles.
as Its predecessors have been. The fun mas.
engraving Is beauty and the fashion n,.,ss
anu needle work designs are up to their custom.
airy high standard. srhe Court of Nontenec,ns
by T. Marcel Is a most interesting sketch ana !.
admirably illustrated. "sorne Scenic Fsstr,..
OF Colorado" an article by Lus Ellen letters. h..
fne photograyurs Of the Garden of thu Goa.
besides giving capitally written account Of ~
favorite health-giving results of that wonder,p,
region.
Martha Mcculioch Williams contributes.
short story, "Hobson's Choice" 20 ths eu,,sr.
number Of Harper's Ba.ar The two .er;sis
The Ivory Gate" by Walter Besaus, sps
"Wolfenberg," by William Black, are ca
tinued. Caroline A Creevey contributes an 4.
teresting chapter on "Fiowerless Plants;" Joh,
Giimer speed writes q timely article on .Chyh I
anthemums,' and Agnes Bailey Ormsbse ~
scribes "a Library for the Blind" There 4 ~.
usual miscellany of fashion articles, papers :,
nousehold economy, ETC., together with many
handsome illustrations
"Why Young Men Defer Marriage" IA the srA
3ect OF an interesting article on this truth.s..
sorting topic, by John Lambert Payne In A..
september Ladies Home Journal Mr. Pavrs,.
paper Is statistical and treats this momeutop,
matter from every standpoint The domesti.
problem concerning the relations existing .Rs.
tween Mistress and Maid" il intelligcntly a..
cussed by Harriet Prescott Spofford, Ma Lyman
ABBOTT, Helen s. Conant and Christine Terhupe
herrick, az Is Getting Home from the Con,-
try" by Helen Jay The wife OF the ismous
dramatist, Alexandra Dumas, is the subject Of :
sketch, with portrait, by Lucy Hamiiton
Hooper. and Laura Grover Saith gives !.
description of unique firm of women lavysrl
in Milwaukee,.
One OF the noticeable features In the curress
number OF Hdrpcrs Weekly is an able article :.
"Ihe Clubs OF Chicago" by Henry LOOMS Ne
son. amply illustrated with exterior and interio,
views OF the leading club houses of the Western
metropolis Other Chicago articles are estate
Buildings at the Fair" and "columbus Himsef
at Chicago" both fully illustrated, and An ~.
count by Julian Ralph OF the manner in which
the great fair Is being exploited by its manager.
There are also illustrated articles on the recens
fast trip OF the City of Paris by Richard Harding
Davis; on the Anarchists of New York; bv
John Gilmer Speed; and on 1.-THE Hot W.ys
Among the Poor" by Harry P. Mawson. Tns
fiction OF the number is a short story by Francs,
s. Palmer, entitled "The Majors Story ulus
trated.
In introducing his paper on "washington:
the Evergreen State" in Harper's Maqozine fov
september, Julian Ralph says: az have calec
Montana the Treasure State, and have show
that it is vastly larger than Pennsylvania wfih
prospectfvely many times its wealth In min.
erals and In the variety Of its resources Bat
much that we find promised in Montana "
amplified within the territory OF Washington
The hopeful Inhabitants OF the former boldly
adopt the motto, The last shall be FIRST a II
to say that amid the riches OF which they find
suggestion and promise all around them, thev
sec for themselves greater wealth PRODUCING
future than is boasted at present by any Of she
older states. cannot follow them so far Thar
Is certainty that Washington has more yarisd
resources than Montana, and think that, Win
or without irrigation, Washington will srpport
larger population; but with both states d &
too early for closer comparisons"