The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

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Numbsr." aud contains articles By ex-congrsss.
man James B. Bslfosd and Wong Chin Foo,
among cthssx Tie illustrations OF Denver are
handsome.
The July number of CaldAood has cousribu.
tions from the Earl Of Aberdeen, Louise Chand.
Ter loulton aud other leading ;hiuksrs. Much
OF the space II given up TO the Pareats' Associa-
lion. recently organised.
"The Athletes Guide" . handbook on train.
Ing. with rules for the government OF athletic
sports, 10 the latest number Of ''Spsldine's Ash-
leiic Library" published By ths American
Sports Publishing Company, 2ll Broadway.
New York.
The American Journal Of Politics for July con.
tains THE Political Aspects Of the Woeid's
Columbian Exposition: Its Peace Side" BY Bslva
A. lockwood. "Fres silver" 1.-THE Ethics Of
Wealth. The social Evil" Tho Catholic
Church." Prohibition" and -Divosce" are
among the other subjects discussed.
In tho July number OF Tie KoiAey's Nsy,syy
Guide. Dr. {. G. Ksrisy prosssts asainst the idea
that an infant should not. hare plain water
TO drink. and shows In how many instances
moro liberal uss Of water may prove very bene-
fetal 70 young children. DE- H l. Wood sidi-
cuies In ~ instructive manner many common
nursery supefstitious regarding the much dread.
ed SECOND summer" the "drtyipg in" Of erup-
tons, the notion inst all children must have
measles. etc.
In the July number Of the Idler magazine
sophie Wasstiie6 continues her thrilling .Ms-
mo,fs Of . Female Nihilist," commenced in the
June issue Chapter II deals with her expert
enees In Russian prison, and Il illustrated By
eight excellent pictures By J. st. N. FitxGerald.
Scott Rankin furnishes his ideal picture OF Rud.
yard Ktpling under the head, .Peopls l Have
Never Net" aud Z len Philipotts has humor-
Gus story OF IAN Ethiopian Cricket Match"
illustrated with eleven pictures BY George
Hutchinson.
The Worlds fair and It, varied scenes occupy
the opening pages Of ca trent Lierofure for July.
This 10 the second Of the Worlds fair numbers.
Az the great display becomes more complete tho
novelty OF 1t grows also. Nothing could be
more interesting than the excerpts here gath.
cred together. or the kodak and other views
taken on the grounds To those who cannot 20
to the fair there could b no more complete
picture given Of IL than promises to be cleaned
from the hvs successive special numbers Of this
magazine.
Toe Management OF the Engineering Ikaoa:ne
seems to recongiss few hmits 70 the scope OF tts
treatment OF modern industrial progress In
addition to it leading articles from representa-
avss OF every branch OF the engineering profess
ion. the magazine calls into service statesmen.
fnanciers. and men Of all other classes whose
work. influence or opinions may have bearing
upon progress OF the country. Thus in the cur.
rem, number, Mr.. W. Mitchell. member of
the Kansas state railway commission. contri.
butes paper on "The Safety Car-Coupler Prob
lem"
The complete novel In the July number of
LtppincoHs 10 "The Troublesome Lady," by
Patience stapleton II 10 . Lively and interest
Ing tale OF ranch life in the West, aud 10 fully
illustrated. Toe dfth In the series OF ssLipp
colts Notable Stories. also illustrated, 10 1.-THE
Reprieve OF Capitalist Ciyve," BY Owen
Wistcr. Other illustrated articles are .'Oa the
Way." By Julian Hawthorne. which deals with
Warrington ~ . starting point whence to
visit the exposition, and Chicago Architect
a'e. by Barr ferrse. Fanny Kembie ct
Lenox," BY {. b. Todd. gives An entertaining
account OF that famous laoy's life in Berkshire
In former years.
The July number OF Romance, Especial ORR
entail Number" opens with a striking legend of
the East by Harry Willard French. aud contains
interesting excerpts from Hindoo, Persian and
japanese literature zone OF them amazingly rem
dsred into English BY anative Japanese): one OF
Radyard Kipiing's oddsst tales. . thriiiipR Incl.
dent OF the sepoy mutlny: and q stirring orig
inai account OF . kangaroo hunt in Australia By
W. Thomson. In vivid contrast to these are Z
Fouf:h-oi-July story by Harriet Prescott Spot
ford: quaint character study, in her best style,
by Mary T. wilkins: . weird cheat story By GUY
de Manpassant; . capita tennis story BY r. l.
Cowen. several beautiful French love stories
The issue OF Harpers Young People Tor July II
will To called the Reunion souvenir Number"
- i, 10 a specia, number issued a. Q souvenir Of
the reunion OF the Knights and Ladies' Of the
Order OF tie Round Table. al association Of
young people with . membership of about .
quarter OF million. Tho reunion 10 10 to held
la the New YORK snd Pennsyivania state build
ings al the Worlds fair IN Caicago on July Is.
aad the souvenir number will consis, Of thirty
six pages, with contributions from several OF
the most popular writer's for young readers