The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-05

several articles relating more or lees in
timately 10 the holiday season. The Cen
fury Company, Union square. New York
The leading article in the Monthly illus
traitor for August is. as usual, upon the
work Of a prominent American artist In
this case IL Is Frederick Dielman. more
than dozen OF whose paintings and
sketches serve as admirable illustrations
70 an appreciative paper by Alfred Trum-
Die upon the work Of this painter Of the
beautiful" This is followed by the fourth
OF Arthur HOeber's papers. entitled My
Pet Subject" which serves as a vehicle
20 exhibit the preferences in choice Of
motif Of several we'll known men and wo-
men. Thus the first twenty pages Of the
monthly illustrator for August exhibit
the work OF not less than twenty artists
including Frederick Dielman. w. Yer
planck Birney, NJ. F. Ii. de Haas, James
A. Fraser. W. T. Thomson, James SYM
ington, and others Of reputation. The
Monthly illustrator for August also dis
plays the work Of several men and wO-
men Of note in the artistic world. accom-
panying literary articles of decided IT.
terest. The Monthly illustrator, 80, "a
and 96 Fifth avenue, New York.
The supreme significance of the fact
that the United States has become the
world; the necessity for an output of
n.OC00OO tons of iron during the coming
twelve months, as against 100000 tens
IN 1888, and 6.50O,000 tons IN 1891; and the
strong probability that we shall have TO
build 100000 miles of railroads during the
next nfteen or twenty years TO complete
the systems now in operation-these are
the central features of an important lead
ing article by Mr.. Edward Atkinson in
ANaqrrF Wn@ -ss~a
ASIDE from Mr.. Atkinsons high standing
as an economist and statistician, double
interest attaches to his present predic-
ions when ii is recalled that i'm 1850 he
made a similar forecast which has been
fulnlled with astonishing accuracy Other
leading articles in the same issue of the
magazine are, The Trolley in Competi-
ton with Railroads." by Clarence Dem
ing; "Uninhabitable Houses in CITY
Sums" by VIM. Stevenson; 'Is the In
ventive Faculty a Myth?" by VIM. H.
Smyth; Production Up to the Power
Limit" by H. L. Arnold. The Engineer
ing Magazine Company, Times Building
New York.
The North American Review for Au-
gust opens with a paper on "The Men
ace Of Romanism' by w. ]. H. Traynor.
president of the American Protective As
ISOLATION. Maj. Arthur Grimths, her ma
jesty's inspector of prisons, writes inter
estingly of Female Criminals" and An.
drew Lang the well known English writ
or, contributes a piquant article on
Tendencies In Fiction" THE Solu-
ton of War" is thoughtfully considered
by the eminent Jewish Rabbi. Rev. DIT. H.
Pereira Mendes THE New Administra-
ton in England" is ably treated by the
Rt Hon. Sir Charles w. Dixie NJ p,
who gives forecast of what may he ex-
pected in British politics from the union
list administration. a paper on Leo
Mi and the Social Question" by the
Rev. j. ~ Zahm. professor of physics in
the University of Notre Dame, Indiana,
is Of marked significance. Other topics
dealt with are Revolver or Sabre?" by
Maj. w. p. Hall. U. S. A; What Men
Think Of Women's Dress by c. H. Gran
dali. North American Review, No. East
Fourteenth street, New York.
The Aroma for August is filled with good
reading, as usual. The most striking and
important paper in the number-the one
that will interest the largest number of
men and women all over the country, is
Mrs Helen II. Gardeners review of re-
cent "Age-of- Consent legislation in the
United States. She deals in this paper
with the bills passed in New York, A-i-
zona and Idaho, raising the age to 1S
and analyses the arguments for and
against. This is the first of a series of
papers giving the full history of the sub
Ject. The article is illustrated with por-
traits Gov. Levi +. Morton's picture
forms the frontiSpiece of the number The
Hon Walter Clark of the supreme bench
of North Carolina, tells the history of the
telegraph in England as a department Of
the British postal system. The govern
mental operation Of the telegraph there
has resulted in ten times as many mes
sages. thirty times as many press dis
patches at less than one-third the cost IN
der private administration and the tele-
graph nets bk receipts to the government
and makos its postal system complete and
self-supporting, as the American is not
The Arena Publishing Company, Pierce
Building, Copeley Square. Boston, Mass.
THE Jesuits and the Republic" by Mi
chael j. Dwyer. is the title Of the leading
article in Donahoe's for August. 1t is adj
dressed to the honest, though mistaken
antagonists of the Sons of st. Ignatius in
this country, and it a forcible refutation
of the anu-Jesuitic contention that the
Society Of Jesus is a menace to the re-
public. This months issue also con-
tains several other strong features, nota-
bly,. the beautifully illustrated papers bv
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