The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-01


MAGAZINES.
The October Romance, which contains
its usual quota of ten choice stories for a
dime. has for its special feature a group
of Folklore Tales. Romance Publishing
Company, Clinton Hall, AstOr Place, New
York
The Review of Reviews for October has
a very interesting table of contents and
many excellent illustrations. 1t is par
ticularly valuable for the number of
portraits of prominent men of this country
and Europe The original articles are of
a high standard and the selections from
and reviews of articles ofOther magazines
are of the best. Those who are familiar
with this magazine are not at all sur
prised at its popularity. Review of Re
views No. - Aston Place, New York.
CONSPICUOUS among the contents of the
Atlantic for October is timely paper en-
titled The Railway War" by Henry j.
Fletcher, the author OF a vigorous article
on American Railways and American
Cities" IN a previous issue. THE Rail
way War; is an excellent exposition of
the lesson taught by the strikes Of the
past summer. Henry L. Dawes long a
senator from Massachusetts,, is making
valuable contributions TO the history of
our country in concise and readable mag
azine articles. The one appearing IN this
issue is entitled "Recollections of Stan
ton Under johnson" There is also an
unusual amount of excellent fiction, two
stories being specially worthy Ofmention:
"Heartsease," by Alice Brown, and His
Honor" by Ellen Mackubin. Houghton,
Miflin & Co, II East Seventeenth street,
New York.
The October number of the North
American Review is a notable issue, CON
tanning many articles on timely and in
teresting topics by distinguished writers.
II opens with two articles entitled is
sues of the Coming Elections" in which
the principles on which the Two great
parties will go before the nation IN the
approaching congressional campaign are
oi,tlined with precision and authority by
the Hon. William l.. Wilson and eX-
Sneaker Reed respectively. In The
Catholic Church and the Saloon the
Most Rev. Archbishop Ireland explains
the meaning of Mgr Satolli's recent de-
cision regarding liquor dealers which has
caused so much discussion. the Munlcl-
nal Problems Of London are dealt Win
in an important article by the lord
MAYOR of London, the Right Hon; George
Robert lAlGE. Ok LII " ~ ~ AA'ANA 49,
with enthusiasm and brilliancy OF AS
tronomy and Religion" The North
American Review.
Scribner's Magazine for October con-
tajns the first Of two articles on English
Railways by H. G. Prout, editor Of the
hallway Gazette. Col. EProuts recen tly
made trip TO England expressly for the
Tegazine. TO accumulate fresh material
an n subject with which he was already
familiar, DR.. j. West Roosevelt describes
iife "In the Hospital from the point OF
view of the house physician. The article
has the vividness and picturesq uenes5 OF
one who has actually experienced the
tbinps which he describes. u IS unusu-
siIv strong and wholesome in tone The
rnynber Is strong in fiction, containing
short story by Mary Tappan Wright en-,
titIed "From Macedonia the action OF
which takes place at the conservation OF
bishop. Thomas Nelson Pages war
storv 81 little Darby" is concluded with
- very dramatic scene. The group OF ar
,icies an American summer resorts IS
y'ieasantlv concluded by George A. HID.
lard who writes Of the charms OF
20 D1 enox . particularly during the hight
NJ fbe season 10 October. Charles Scrip
ner's Sons. New York
Tho october number Of The Forum