The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-28

Rose Hawthorne Lathrop will contrib
ute pleasant story for summer reading,
entitled For Lord" to the next nu M
Der OF Harper's Bazaar, published July 80.
Prominent among the attractions in
the next number of Harper's Weekly,
published July 81, will be two pages of
illustrations OF the Cleveland notification
meeting at Madison Square Garden July
20. Apropos of the Naval Reserves week
of maneuvers, the same number of the
Weekly will contain two superb illuStra-
tions OF naval subjects, full page by
r. +. Zogbaum, and a double page by 7.
de ThuIstrup. Mrs McGlasson's power
full story of Kentucky life, IAN Earthly
Paragon" will be continued. and there
will be the usual entertaining variety of
timely articles on current topics, at
tractive illustrations, portraits OF public
men, and short papers on miscellaneous
subjects.
Few people have a sufficiently catholic
taste to be interested in everything IN
the August Harper's Magazine, but each
article will no doubt seem an especially
interesting one TO somebody. ''lce and
Ice Making" will be read by every one;
in it DR. Prudden explains clearly the
manufacture of ice, with pleasant little
unscientifie treatise on the causes and
phenomena involved in transmitting
water into ice and into steam. The
author asserts that artificial ice and
natural ice are equally heathful If made
from pure water; if from impure water,
the artificial would contain fewer germs.
As to melting, artificial and natural ice
are equally durable.
The August issue of Romance Is tie
midsummer number Of that popular
magazine Of complete stories, and con-
taIns a large proportion OF the light and
bright stories which arc most appropri-
ate 10 the season. There are sketches of
adventure, love stories, ghost stories. and
I descriptions OF curious and amusing epI-
sodes In many lands, besides strong
and characteristic story Of the super
natural. In this single number are
grouped tales of life in Amerlcs, Eng
! land, France, Spain, Germany, Corsica,
Italy, Africa and Japan. The roll q
authors represented includes such flames
as Count Toi~toi. Octave Thanet, II.
Rider Haggard Guy dc Maup4ssant.
Quida, Alexander MO-Zkowski and
Georges LIE taure, beside 4 number OF
new Americas writers. Altogether the
midsummer number fully JUsl.1es tbs
remark Of a discriminating critic. thai
las { companion fer the hammock,
canoe " piaza. Romancs Publishing
company. Clinton hall Astar Pace New
York TIE prics p - cents number;
subscriptions. s. - a year.
The August Arena contains the second
instalmeut Of Sir. R-eJ Brief for lie
Plaintiff IL tie interesting discussion Oh
Bacon IS. Shakes pesTe. v LAlevee may
b. said u Tire abstract merits q tie Case,
/ no one Ca1 fail IL b: Impressed win sse
ingenious and po-srfas array q evt-
dence thus far &i3auel Ja behalf oi l<sTt
Bacon a. sl4e aaEisor u the plays PR
hats the most starting As wal ~ he
most interesting disclosures, however,
ars vet 10 come. Ia fise September
numuer Nr. Reed viii answer objections,
no, Gals those that have been 0roa1ght
forward IN previous p1Gsic discussions u
the subject. bur others advaHcsa IA las
ogvn private correspondence with scholars
aud llseTarY men on both SIDES u re
Atlantic Other leading papers IL tie
August Arena are Unitpd Stairs Senator
James Il Kyie. Hen. George Frssi = ill-
Iaras. u. C, Hon. William T. Els. II.
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