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MAGAZINES.

RodOlfo Lancianis new paper, called
New Facts Concerning the Pantheon"
which opens the June number of the
atlantic Monthly" is another instance
of this writer's power in presenting in a
living and entertaining way subject
which has great possibilities of dryness.
A paper which should be read in con-
nectiOn with this is j. Irving Manatt's
" "reminiscences Of DIR. Schliemann"
This article, written by one who knew
DR.. Schliemann well, gives an intimate
account of the home life of the great
arch9ologist, of his family, and of his per-
sonal characteristics. All the depart
ments are full of interesting matter.
Houghton, Miffiin 81 Co., IL East Seven
teenth street, New York
A Symposium of Western Authors is
the name for the June "New Peterson"
Many of the best known writers from
Chicago to the Pacific coast are repre-
sented, together with the most promising
new poets, romancers and essayists.
Joseph Kirkland, joaquin Miller, Ger
trude Atherton, Mary Abbott, Opie Read,
Stanley Waterloo, Ernest McGaffey, LIE
Row Armstrong, Harriet Monroe, Carrie
B. Morgan, Patience StapletOn and other
popular authors have a place. Pacific
Coast Writers" with their portraits, by
| Ella HigginsOn, makes one Of the atfaC-
tions Another illustrated article which
cannot fail to attract great attention is
'EThe Forests Last Stronghold" by Hon
f. l. Vassault, vivid account of the lum-
bering camps of Washington. The Peter
son Magazine Company, Philadelphia.
The articles in the June Forum" are
unusually valuable and interesting. Judge
Thomas NJ Cooley, the eminent jurist,
leads this number with an impressive re-
cital of Grave Obstacles to Hawaiian
Annexation" and the Rev Gilbert Reid,
a missionary to China, personally known
to the Chinese prime minister writes on
"China's View of Chinese Exclusion"
'sMr. Paderewski in America, - an enthu-
siastic appreciation" by Henry r. Finck,
the eminent musical critic, precedes two
striking articles on the pension scandal,
one by Congressman John De Witt War
ner. Half a Million Dollars Day for
Pensions, " the other by Lieut.. Allen Il.
Foote. who quotes from the original docu-
ments in the Farnham post controversy,
on The Decisive Breach in the Grand
Army There are a number of other eX-
cellent articles. The FOrul publishing
Company Union square, New York.
.Harper's" for June gives US a fore
taste Of summer outings in an article on
the interesting manner in which William
M. Chase spends his vacation at South
ampton. It is the opening paper and has
several illustrations, the writer being
John Gilmer Speed. Another feature Of
the month relates also 70 n land which
many tourists will explore this Year-Mr.
Nelson's New France Under British
Rule" Mr. Janvier, in continuing his
series on THE Evolution of New York, "
writes of the period from l716 to 1928,
while Julian Ralph's contribution this
month is an account OF wyoming
Another PENNSYLVANIA" topic OF which
no one could be expected % treat better
than he. one Of the ladies Of the Aus
trian court has written an account Of the
empress, and William Black contributes
mo first page OF a new novel Of English
no. Doyle's "Thc Refugee being con
cluded Ilarpcr's Magazine, New YORK
city.
..scribner's Magazine" for June opcas