Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-30

BOSTON,
Rodolf0 Lapciani's new paper, called
New Tae1s Concerning the Pantheon, =
which opens the June number of the AZ
Ianfie Monthly. IL another instance Of this
writer's power IN presenting in living and
entertaining way a subject which hss great
possibilities Of dryness. Anosber paper
y rhich will be looked at With more than
ordinary interest. 10 that by Justin winsor,
librarian Of Harvard University, in which
be writes about The FutuYe Of Local Lii
brArses.- which he thinks could he best adj
ministered under the supervision Of . cen
trail boarl. which by their gain in expe-
e.lisies woal! know precisely what the pro-
bable nee1s Of each library were.
A Symposium Of Western Authors il tic
name for the June New Peterson Many
Of the best known writer's from Chicago TO
the Pacific coast are represented, together
with the most promising new poets, ro-
maneers and esssyists. ami other popular
authors have a place. Pacific Coast
Writers, with their portraits, by Ella Zig
ginson, makes one Of the attractions. An
other illustrated article which cannot fail
10 attract great attention is The Forests
Last Stronghold, by Hon. r. l. VasssuIt
a vivid account Of the numbering camps of
Washington. The Garden Spot Of Wash
ing,on, BY Herbert Bashford, and Ted
Blank by Efie W. Merriman, beth
sketches beautifully illustrated, count
among the gems Of the number. ''CIoud-
land - BY John Vance Cheney, is, beyond
question, one Of the finest Of his poems
"A Shelf Full of Western Books" is Oc-
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iio~eiis IN tfAnK manner tells more OF
his early struggles and literary career.
Professor Henry prummond contributes
paler on " mere Man Got Ills Ears
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The following attractive reading is to be
founh in the June number of Harper'- Mag
axine. The Handsome Humes, il novel
by W illiam Black. Part l. With one illus
tration fFrontispiece) by William Small ;
The Evolution of New York, Part II, by
Thomas A. Janyier. With two maps and
four drawings hy Howard PYLE An Artist s
Summer Vacation, by John Giln,er Speed
With eight illustrations by William NJ
Chase, and two from photographs. The
Empress of Austria, by one of the ladies of
her court With six portraits; Vivisectiun
and Arain-Surgery, by W. W. Keen. NJ
D., LII. d. With nine illustrations. Pogit
Way, story, by Grace Livingston Fur
Mss. With eleven illustrations by W. T..