The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-31

uous success. There are few corners Of
this continent that have not been fully
exploited by sportsmeu. but iu this num-
her Frederic Iriand writes a graphic ac-
count q sport in an Untouched Ameri-
can Wilderness a great game reservoir
IN New Brunswick. where the moose and
caribou are Increasing I'm numbers. The
Illustrations from the authors photo
graphs are wonderfully realistic. In &c
ton there is "a pleasant comedy entitled
Loves handicap" by John J. a. Beckett.
and a curious study OF the mood of a
dying man. by Mary Tappan Wright
Charles scribner's sons, New York.
The Review Of Reviews for September
is a particularly good number. Its special
features are an article by Theodore
Roosevelt. on The Three Vice Presiden-
uial Candidates. and What They Repre-
sent a concise statement Of reasons for
and against the belief that American
free coinage would double the price Of sill
Yer in the worlds markets. the ahirma-
tive view being presented by Charles b.
Spahr, Phi. D.. Of New York. and the neg
alive by Prof. J. Laurence LaUghIin Of
chicago; pOpulists comments on the St.
Louis convention. by Henry D. Lloyd of
Chicago; An Outlook Upon the Agra
rian Propaganda in the West" by y. d.
Hills, and an interesting. illustrated arti-
Gle on John Brown in the Adirondacks.
by Albert Shaw. The department entitled
The Progress Of the World" contains
resume OF the past months important de-
velopments in American and foreign poll
ties, International relations. geographical
discovery, etc. Review of Reviews, Is
Astor Place, New York.
The frontispiece Of the National Maya
yf for C..
great Chinese statesman. the Viceroy Ii
Hung Chang, whose present tour Of the
world is a matter of more than passing
note. The leading article is a sketch of
the viceroys life, outlining in brief way
the achievements of this Bismarck of the
east The Illustrations accompanying the
article are from photographs taken in
China. The writer is Mr.. Arthur W Tar
bell. The Curse of the East" descrip-
tive paper written by c. II. Gibbons. deal
ing with the Punishment of lepers on Oar
cey Island, is a decided magazine novelty.
The photographs of the lepers and their
cabins taken by our correspondent, will be
a revelation to the reading public Bos-
/ tonian Publishing Company, 50 Newbury
street, Boston.
The complete novel in the September is
sue of Lippincott's is "A Marital LA
bility." by Elizabeth Phipps Train. "A
Hard Answer, and How 1t Turned Away
Wrath" is a brief but vigorous Texan tale
by Alice MACEDONIAN. Henry A. Parker
tells How Hawkins was Regulated"
which was in manner wholly unexpected
by the regulators. "A Painting of APPEL
les" Of which Wolf Won Schierbrand
writes, is supposed to be secretly pre-
served in a monastery on Mount Athos.
and to be copied by a Greek artist. who
had to become a monk to obtain access to
it. THE Natural History of FiatisIn" is
acutely studied by Fred Perry Powers, in
a way more complimentary to the advo-
| Gates of free silver than to their opinions.
J. B. Lippncott Company, Philadelphia.
The September Ladies' Home Journal
in a cover giving a dainty suggestion Of
early autumn-opens with an interesting
| ly chatty paper on THE Personal Side of
Dickens" in which Stephen Flske writes
of the famous author at home and as
host A new study of the novelist by
Alice Barber Stephens illustrates and well
| supplements the article. Biographical
sketches of the daughters of George Will
lam Curtis, Joseph Jefferson and Charles
| Kingsley and sketches also of Grace
| King, Ruth McEnery stuart ana Ellza-
beth w Bellamy (an with portraits),
bring the readers into closer intimacy
with Three Daughters of Famous Men"
and Three Writers of the South" The
Curtis Publishing Company, 42l-427 Arch
street. Philadelphia.
The Arena for September has for its
frontispiece a very handsome picture of
William J. Bryan, the democratic canii-
date for President. The leading article
is by Mr. Bryan. The subject of it is
THE Currency Question" THE Evils of
Monopoly" is the subject of an article
by Rev. w. B. Williams rs a Universal
Religion Possible?" is discussed in a
thoughtful article by Charles w. Browne.
William p St John writes on Free Sill
yer and Prosperity" There are a dozen
or more other timely and interesting ar
ticles. The Arena Publishing Company,
Pierce Building, Copely Square, Boston.
Table Talk for September has quite a
number of interesting topics which are
entertainingly treated. Table Talk Pub
fishing Company.