Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-12

..The Climate OF Phoenix and the Salt
River Region OF Arizona" FILTRATION of
City Water Supplies" The departments
give much valuable information.
The New Bohemian.
The current number of the New Bohe-
milan Is bri,nfui OF bright short stories.
np-io-date articles and charming poems.
TIL stories and articles include "A
woman's Way" .sThe City of Mexico
Henrik 1bsen's Merits md Defects.
IAN Evening with the Prince" Charles
Hote. bohemian" IAN Unconventional
Bird .'The Borders OF Bohemia" 1.-The
vagabond Poets" His Other Self and
The Pine Tree and the Palm"
New England Magazine.
A noticeable feature Of the New Eng
land Magazine for June is the many
beautiful half-tone Illustrations which
adorn its pages. The illustrated articles
Embrace a wide range of subjects and are
as follows: How Boston Gets Its Wat
err Mount Auburn "A Month in an
English P~oorhonse.f 1.-The Benedict Club
and Historic Andover." Several charm
ing short stories and a number OF dainty
poems make up Il delightful number.
The Forum
for June contains a dozen articles of
more han usual interest and timeIiness
BY as many distinguished writers. The
leading article is contributed by Senator
John II. Mitchell under the caption
Election of Senator's by Popular Vote
The concluding paper of Bjornstjerne
Bjornson's review of Modern Norwegian
Literature is given. Prof. William G.
Sumner treats of THE Fallacy of Terri
toriai Extension Col. Thomas Went
worth Higginson writes about a photo
graph of the original manuscript of
Keats Ode TO Melancholy The re-
naming articles discuss a diversity of
subjects.
l%ippincott's Magazine.
The complete novel in. the June Lippin-
colts is a stirring detective story by
WIN n. Harden. entitled From 1T TO
Climax" The leading article is 'The,
Washingtons in official Life" by Anne
Hollingsworth Wharton. The serious pa
pers include Naval Warfare in 1896, :"
Criminal Jurisprudence" The F'eignins
of Death by Animals youthful Read
ing of Literary Men," The ChangefuI
Skies, n Woman in Business"
Gunton's Magazine.
The leading questions now engrossing
public attention are treated in an able
and comprehensive manner i'm the current
number of Gunton's Magazine. The table
of contents is a notable one and includes
the following papers: THE Coming
Presidential Conventions" Bishop Pot
ter as an Arbitrator The Banks and
Sound Money History of Banks of Is
sue.' ''rhe Founding of Harvard The
University Settlement Movement" Rem
| edy for Monetary S~ectionalism,' "Thc
Groningen Land Lease System" and In
dustrial Cuba"
The Arena.
With the current number this able and
| deservedly popular review opens its 18th
| volume. In observance of the occasion
It appears I'm a new. dress which adds
| greatly to It's attractive appearance. The
place of honor is given to a thoughtful
| and brilliant paper by Rev. Samuel Bar
rows, d. d.. on CELSIUS, the First Pagan
Critic of Christianity, and Hi Anticipa-
ton Of Modern Thought" Justice Walter
Clark contributes an instructive paper on
Mexico. Eltweed Pomeroy discusses
The Direct Legislation Movement and
It's Leaders" VIM. p. st. John contrib
utes "A Proposed Platform for American
Independents" Articles of special merit
are "Bimetallism," IA Prophet of Free
dom,' y The Mental Curesi in Its Relation
to Modern Thought" n Monopoly
| and the Mines of Minnesota"
The Musical Record
Tor June contains the following instruc-
tive papers: John Sebastian Bach"
Beethoven: A Study in the Manner OF
Carlyle" 1.-The Attitude of the Serious
Teacher Towards Popular Music" and
Expression in Singing The sheet mu-
sic includes Dance of the Haymakers,''
Land of the Beautiful" SOM and cho-
rus; May blossoms and Loves Child
ings," q ballad.
American Homes.