The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-23
THE MAGAZINES.

The demand for copies Of ths o~s~s.
tfFsr and, containing the first 49,
Joaquin Mlller's grea: poem. s.Th.
OF the Balboa Sea. has been 50 Pa. S =
an extra large edition OF the ror,;n- 60
yernher number VIII be rrin,@i -
Miller considers The Song Of the p.sa
Sea bis greatest work. sea
One OF the most interesting con.-;A,,..
vet made TO Cur knowledgs Of ~. r.1a~eosss
Bismarck. Il Hung Chang. apursss = "a
October Reriesr Of Rsrietcs IN the fa-r : ~
character ssetcn OF the Chinese n.s-s -
by JOAN Russell Young. formerly =.
minister to Ihlna, and for many ye,r.
close personal friend OF the vicsrox
Julian Ralph has gone to Kors.na
interest OF Harper's Weekly and Hs-,~as'
Nagastaes he will meet IN Yokoa.rsnt
ID. Weldon. the well-known Am.-s.e
artist. now resident OF Japan sas -. -
trated reports from the seat of Re. -
soon begin 10 appear in the Heskg ~
number OF September IL conr.ins5 -. -
teresting letter from Mr.. Ralph- v-ss.sr
en- route and mailed from Eaneouvs,
The October number of TsnaAa.,, ~
a-ige. coming out In the midst q. : -.
ical campaign. has for its leadiar fess,--.
three articles in answer TO the on&.sss
Wnica Party Should Be Sunvsa-sssss
Josiah Quincy. ex-assistans s~crefa.~
state of the United States. aDs.s-.M
question for the Democrats, Elio, -
the journalist. for the Republican. 49,
George III. Cary, Populist candids.. -
governor of Massachusetts, for =.
Peoples party.
The past year has been pretty h.ra -.
for most folks, but, with il all. every an
If he will think the matter over esl..l-
~
truly thankful for this Thanksgiving ~
only that things are not worse Ties.
who have not yet made I'D their mr..
what they have TO be thankful tor sborss
read the symposium in Densorest's Nass....
tor November, In which a number Of -
known people will give their snsver,s.
the question, "What Have We 10 CIV
Thanks For p
The October number of the Fersm enr..
with al uncommonly interesting ,aAs y
contents. President Eliot, OF Harv,,s
university, leads with the most prosoncs
and suggestive article that he has Az.
written, on Reasons Why the RepubIis
May Endure" in which he enumsra.sv "a
the principal forces and tendencies In on,
civilization. with an effort TO point an,
those that make for permaneacs: ex-Sens.
tor Dawes, of Massachusetts, wri.es VIA
interesting "reminiscences OF our great on.
tors. on Has oratory Declinedss
The October number of the North d.
scan Rctiee opens with two articles ensst,a
Issues of the Coming Eiectionss u
which the principles on which the two rrss,
parties Will 80 before the nation in ths
approaching congressional Campaign ~
outlined with precision aud authority sy
Hon. William l.. Wilson and ex-Spesker
Reed, respectively. In The Ca.hoie
Church and the saloon" Archblshop Ire
land explains the meaning OF Mgr. Ssssk
lis recent decision regarding liquor dealers
which has caused SO much discussion.
The complete novel in the November t.
sue of Lippiacott's is "Dora's Defiance,nhy
Lady Lindsay. an author who has made hss
mark in England. though little knoxn Is
vet in this country. II is brightly told
story of a very peculiar young lady who
could find no interest in life till II cana
too late to be taken IN the conventions
way. AN Arizona Speculation" by
Mary +. Stickney, has the full Western
flavor. and depicts character evidently
drawn from life. Ella Higginson narrsiss
briefly but forcibly q tragicai episode, aln
the Bitter Root Mountains.
The Quarterly illustrator for October, No
yember and December gathers in q store
of summer memories. Through its pages
one may live the outdoor season over sgxa
with any of the two or three hundred q.
lists TO whose near and distant haunt il
shows the way. In ARTS Summer Our
ings" Alfred Trumble searches the conu.
nent over and concludes that the Question
is not where the artists are, but where the
artists are not. and from the spirit In
which he writes. the places where they are
not wall be considered by HIM rs undesir
able places until the presence OF . whiis
umbrella Endorses them.
The vigor with which Mrs. Deland brings
her novel Phillip and His Wife" 70 an end
gives unusual importance TO the oesoof
Atlantic. 1.-The Retrospect of an Octogs.
marian" by the Rev. DIR. George L. Euss
stands second in the number, and vii
command the earnest attention Of the
maay listeners pr. Ellis won for himssa
long ago, not only IS clergyman. bus =
an antiquarian. A paper of rare historical
value is Hon. Henry l.. Dawes "Recolisc
tons of Stanton Under Johnson"
presents an intimate inside view Of
period of government life at Washingtca
City which, of course, was quite withou:
parallel. and can never lose its interest sna
significance.