Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-13
LITERARY NOTES.

GODEY'S MAGAZINE - Cooley S
Magazine for June begins with vivid
account of the annual snake dance of
the Moquis Indians of Arizona. The
Beauty of Mary Stuart" is the title Of
an intelligent and interesting COM
parisOn o. the accounts and pictures
eXtant of the unhappy Queen of Scots.
A critical article on The Art OF Julia
Marlowe Taber" is embel!ished with
about a dozen pictures of the popular
actress in different characters. Some
Industrial Art Schools for Women
presents information of very real value
concerning the places TO study in New
York City. and the sixth of the Talks
by Successful Women consists OF a
chat with Nordica, the American prima
donna. about her career These ana
the fashion department make up the
features of particular attractiveness to
the sex.
THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
The front cover of the current Ladies
Home Journal is in harmony with the
sentiment Of the month-the month of
roses. Richard Burton writes in ad-
miration of Mrs. Stowe at Eighty
five" Recent portraits of Mrs. Stowe
lend added interest to the timely con-
/ tributiOn. Along the more serious
lines are eX-PreSident HarriSon's pa
per on The Pardoning Power and I'M
parchment" and John Gilmer Speed S
/ article on Conducting a great Hotel -
Or. Parkhurst's paper is very practical.
Ii discusses Substitutes for a College
Training" Edward w. Box writes of
The Foolish Fear of Thunder" The
Coming of the Grecian Waist" and
Women and Card Parties" and Fran
els E. Lanigan gives some pointed adj
vice upon the improperly of Making
Conftantes of Servants =. Dr. Cyrus
Edison tells when and How to Battle -
EVRY MONTH-The June issue
shows Ev'ry Month in a new style of
type, which permits Of considerable
more reading to the page. while not de-
tracing from the general appearance
Of the magazine. Its most interesting
literary feature from a general stand
point is the Reflections" by The
Prophet. who emphasizes many truths
in a fascinating manner and should
soon attract considerable attention.
There are several exceedingly inter
eSting short stories, a number of poems.
and the usual departments of literary
notes, decorations. fashions, and so on.
The four pieces of original music con-
tanned include a set of waltzes by
Richard Barker, entitled Admiral"
one of Ella Wheeler Wilcox's poems.
Come, Cuddle Your Head on My
Shoulder" set to excellent melody as
a song. and caprice. The Proposal. "
by Charles Miller The magazine is as
varied and entertaining as any one
could wish.
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE-He
/ Norman in an able article. in the June
number of Scribner's Magazine. dis
cusseS the question under the title of
In the Bu,kans.' the present condi-
ton of affairs in Europe. The article
is illustrated from photographs made
by Mr. Norman himself. The conclud-
ing paper of Mrs Isabel Strong of the
Home Life of Robert Louis Steven
son, will be read with unusual inter-
est Hamilton Busbey concludes his
account Of the Evolution of the Trot-
ting Horse" Lieut.. Harry c. Hale
furnishes a spirited account OF hunt
ing in the Rocky mountains A large
amount of charming fiction will be
found in this number.
REVIEW OF REVIEWS-A paper
bound to attract a deal OF attention in
the June number Of the Review of Re
views and which can be read with
profit by every household is one by
Prot. W. o. Atwater, professor OF chem
istry in the Wesleyan Seminary Of
Middletown, Conn. The paper is a