Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-18
LITERARY NOTES.

LITERARY NUIEG.
THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS for
this month presents an unusually IN
teresting table OF contents to its num-
erous readers. Chief among which we
note The Progress Of the World, COW
ering some forty odd different inter
estiag topics: Current History in Car
feature" Record Of Current events
Chicago Newspapers and Their Max
ers." College Oratory in the West
and The Passion Play at Horitz. The
illustrations, as usual, are the finest TO
be found.
THE ARENA for June. The Arena
this month has an unusually excellent
table OF contents. presenting the fol-
lowing interesting subjects for perusal:
Winter DAYS in Florida illustrated,
First Steps in National.sm,' The
British House of Commons, Boston
Schools and Teachers The Psychic
and the Spiritual, An EX-Democrat
OF Missouri. Mr.. Bland and q New
Party" prostitution Within the Mar
riage Bond, An Epoch and a Book
Laws Governing the Age of Consent,
Are the People in the West Fanatics
Monopoly, Militia, and Men, as Re
vcaled in the Brooklyn Trolley Strike.
"The Peoples Lamps, Shall Our
Young Men Study in Paris?' Two
Beasts" Books Of the Day, Union
for Practical Progress, - Notes on Cur
rent Events.
JENNESS MILLER MONTHLY. The
June number Of this handsome periodi-
cal comes to hand ladened with a rare
collection of choice articles, which will
be read with profound pleasure. Such
contributions as The Summer Girl OF
1895" My Sweetheart AT Even
tide" Law, Order and Art In Dress
Camping in the Mountains AFTER
noon Tea" Surf Bathing and SWIM
ming" with numerous other delight
full and instructive articles cannot fail
to please the most fastidious reader.
NCLURE'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.
tt is seldom that we find a monthly
periodical so rich in literary produc-
lions as are contained in the present
number of McCure's: My Sunday at
Home" by Rudyard Kipling; The
Hour and the Man by Robert Barr;
"Refore Grant Won His Stars, After
Sedan The Night at Harrisburg,
are all articles of real merit The IL
lustrations as usual are the choicest
works of art
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE for June
opens with a dramatic presentation OF
the three epochs in the history OF Chi
caeo. Before the Fire, After the
Tira and To-Day" by Melville Z.
Stone" THE Story Of Bessie Costrell
is continued. The Stories OF Girls COL
lege Life. " The Bicycle The Gentle
man from Huron, The Edge OF Cler-
mont Hill" and Point View, are all
highly interesting contributions ana
will be read with delight.
THE BACHELOR OF ARTS-A new
monthly magazine, devoted TO univer-
sity interests and general literature
The first number Of this new magazine
has lust made it's appearance, and
Judging from its interesting table OF
contents. from the pens of well-knoWn
writer's. we predict bright and sue
cessful future for the new periodical.
AUTHORS JOURNAL FOR JUNE.
The June number Of that bright and
valuable monthly for writer's, the Au-
thors' Journal. contains among other
things Practical Story Writing, by
James Payn; Benefits of Literary Com
petitions" by Leigh North; The Lit
erary Outlook by James T. BiXby;
Ten Little Editors a poem, by Wal
ter Beverley Crane; Writing for the
Stage" "Criticising Manuscripts" a
sketch and portrait Of Harry Wake
field Bates in the series OF American
Magazine Editors" a striking editorial
ON the peculiar methods of certain pub
fishers. Authors Journal Pub. Co.,
New York.
GODEYS MAGAZINE, for June
Codev's Magazine for June is one Of
the hest publications of the month, and
cannot fail to attract universal -praise.
Beaumont Fletcher's review of ''Trilby'
IS one of the best that we have yet seen.
w. A. Cooper has an article on the Ma
tional Academy of Design, with mag
nifcent illustrations. How Tweed was
Detected" is highly interesting, from
both an historical and detective stand
point. Besides these, there are short
stories. essays, illustrated articles, book
reviews. poems, etc, the whole beauti-
fully illustrated.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
An article on The Psychology Of Wo-
man" embodying the results Of a care
full scrutiny of the subject, by Prof G.
T. w. Patrick. appears in the June
Popular Science Monthly. Il is crowded
full of facts and comparisons showing
what traits and capabilities woman pos
sesses In low or high degree, and afford
ing valuable material for social and po-
/ litical refOrmers.
/ LADIES' HOME JOURNAL-A new
/ Art editor. William Martin Johnson,
who illustrated the Garfield edition
of Ben Hur" for the HarDers, and also
! their editions Of The Cloister and the
/ Hearth" and "Hypatia," became the
ar, editor of The Ladies Home Journal
on June 1st. leaving New York to reside
permanently in Philadelphia. Mr.. Bar
/ ION Cheyney. a clever newspaper man
who has been attached TO the press Of
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS