The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-05
THE MORNING NEWS: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1892

highways An article that will interest q
vide circle OF readers at, shis time is "Oa
the Shores Of Buxzsrds Bay" by Edwin
Fisks KimbalL 1t is a bright, well illus
trated artlols and gives sketches and por-
traits OF MIR. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland and
their summer cottage, "jray Gables" W.
Il Sheldon makes strong plea for THE
German Element in America de points
out that the Germans easily adapt them
selves 70 republican institutions, make
good citizens and constitute a Conservative
element in the community which is dis
tinctIy beneficial to the body polibio. Sc
Federal street, Boston.
The North american Reuiew for Sep
TENDER is charged with articles by distin-
guished writer's, covering a wide range Of
the thought and activities Of the day. Thus,
the Homestead Strike" is considered by
Hon. William G. Oates, chairman Of
the congressional investigating COMMITTEES,
in IA Congressi 1nal View :" BY Hon. Georg 8
Ticknor Curtis, in a Constitutional View ~
and by Master Workman T. V. Powderly,
in "A Knight OF Labor's View" Gail Ham
ilton, in IAN Open Letter TO the Queen :"
makes a strong. eloquent and pathetic sp-
peal for the pardon of Mrs. Maybrick. The
Hon. W. l.. Wilson, who was the perma-
nent chairman Of the last democratic
convention. has an article on 1.-THE
Tariff Plank at Chicago" and wei
comes the bold and frank position Of
the tariff. "Innocence Versus lgno-
rance" is a study Of the moral education of
children, by Amelie Rives. No. 3 East
Fourteenth street, New York.
Buffalo occupies the place of honor In the
current MunSey's. There are views of the
lake city's streets, squares. churches and
residences, and an account Of the munich
pslity for which Niagara is destined to do
80 much. Thisis followed by timely paper
on Free Trade in America" with portraits
OF men who have won fame all over the
land as opponents Of the doctrine on which
the two great parties are now divided.
Some interesting glimpses Of the private
life Of two members of royalty is afforded
in two papers, one on "a Dethroned
Empress" and the other on "Queeu Vic
torla." Wilhelm Kray, the Vtepuese artist,
is the subject OF the month in the famous
painters series, and there are several other
illustrated articles. The pictures in Nun
Sey's are remarkable for their softness of
tone. The complete novel, IAN Autumn
Wooing," by George King Whitmore, will
appeal with special strength to all young
physicians and their parents. Frank A.
Munsey 81 Company, New York
st. Nicholas for September contains
richly illustrated sketch OF the life of the
little king Of Rome" Napoleon's son. 1t
is by Tudor Jenks. and the pictures are by
Harry Ogden. The life Of the poor little
king was most pathetic. The late L. E.
Btohel describes o remarkable feature of
Mississippi steamboat life. 1t seems that it
was the custom, about 1885. to have boy
ride upon the walking beam ofthe steamer
and wave dag, so as to attract the atten-
ton Of passengers. The invention of the
steam whistle did away with this dangerous
custom. D. B. Waggener has a strong story
entitled "An Incident at MOwbray's" He
is a well-known Philadelphia editor and
writer. An amusing story and one sure 10
delight all little people, Is "a Kitten by
Post" by Estene NJ. Hart. The Century
Company. Union Square, New YaEk.