The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-05
THE MAGAZINES.

The Atlantic Monthly, which begins a
new volume with the July number, Sc
curely holds Its own place as the fore
most OF our periodicals In its literary
quality, and IL shows also q firm and
ready grasp on the important topics OF
the time Hon. +. J. Phelps. sx-minister
90 England. discusses arbitration and our
relations TO England, showing what arbi-
tration may do and what Il cannot do.
and what diplomacy ought TO accomplish
In short. what England owes TO Va and
we 10 Engiand-and the best methods OF
advancing International anlty and the
progress OF mankind. In an article tina.
goes much further with one branch OF
the same subject. Prof George II. Adams.
OF Yale. argues that the key 70 the Anglo
Saxon future. which Is the key 10 world
supremacy. is held not by England. but
by the United States.
The opening article Ia the july number
o. the Century IL by Marion Crawford. the
third OF his papers on Rome. It IL de-
voted to st peters.- and Is fully Illus
trzted b. castsigue. Mr.. Crawford. who
knows his Rene by heart. gives bis first
impressions % ST. Peters. his reverses IN
TIE crypt. and describes the funeral cs
Psus TX. the music Of 81 Peters. and the
sculpture sri painting in the cathedral.
The contents OF The number also facInde a
number cs topics prominent IN the public
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paper By Mr.. James Bryce. giving q. I'm
presslors % South Africa from recent
visit tbs takes I'D the relations between
the Beers ard the Uttianders that led to
TIE Jameson raid.
TIE Ladies Home Journal for Jnsv-An
artts+lcaiiy attractive and interesting fs-
sue-cp~ns with a sGmDtuouSiv illustrated
article on lean 81 Arc and her hozne by
Emma Ashrans Hopkins who entertain
a.
gfo1s life es tire Mzsd- AprUDos o. the su-
nroachiag centenary es Burns Arthur
Warren presents "The Other SIDE % Rob
e-t Burns.e revealing the better side os
ere poet. HeSskian Bussexwowta tells "a
his engaging way. q Brock Farm story.
THE Wife Of Fen Bow" and Alice Well
fngton Roliins kvrrcrouslv romsnces %
the nsfi. framed IN q drawing BY W. Ham
fisca Gibson. and musical composition
TIE Lyndon Polks"-sv Mrs. Frances J.
Moore. are PAGE features.
Senator Eenry Cabot Loixe. 81 IRE July
Esrpers. does rot Rccui; American r.olfts-
clans 90 corruption. bur he doe. shcw that
they are rot alone IN their translucent
practices lie arraixns tire English poll
siciars so- dishonesty IN elections. an.f .he
British pehgtc for brutality ard rerx1xaai
vsHfics1venc<s ~ c2mps.xrx Senator
Lodges authorities For his criticisms ara
his personal observation ana the leading
British newspapers. HIS article n short.
holds I'D = s.aorrfnle exsrnusa'' from which
American politicians anG Political news
papers cauta take r-cHtshse warning. w.
f. Norris contributes arosAs- reslsStsc
ssa-v - fashionable English nee u-se- ire
ttsis. TIE Dawsxer cnrrDanscr-" No
writer kaews -..s esli better teA1 Nr
Norris. azs IT'S EsaSta=y CO style Is as
ccr-.rtes@ as ever
TIE JAY nuureer % re So-Th American
Eswtew ossens WITH q rose timely paper
Ga TITS Declaration CT Trse-enfsz~e n
TIRE IsxAt % Mo6Srn Criticism" ~ P~cs
Moses Coli Tyler. % Cc--esa university.
AFTER TIE Coronation At Moscow" IL shs
title ef a. abe artscls By Ks-s nlsrs. xAe
discusses sA- failure barre ard cc2s~v az
TIRE newly crowned Russian ear, x-s
Sore faseras tsc1si pesusse1xs are csew-
cry described ~ TIRE Rev, DIT. Francis =
C1arS. president % TIE Unst~S Socs-sv az
Christian Ezsrawar. W. 2 S-yfAe. chair
-u4n GO TIE national executive co-urs.tres
es re SAtsc1sl s--sgassoa Co-g~~~s
writes wrsrhs-aF7y CO TIE SssrrAs1s q. TIRE
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Ssc1e sswe1asss lis scheme fer "A Cc-a-
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