The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

Nc ys ss. writes on the visit OF the car to
Parss-
7~ns r.axs eagerly anticipated serial Of
.hs Noyetsabsr Pail Mall Magazine was a
hitherto Unpublished tale Of Robert Louis
s+aw@rs,ss. entitled 81 Ives. the Advsn-
srrss ~ a French Prisoner IN E1gEana- =
The time OF the story IS = couple OF years
before the downfall OF Napoleon l. * IL
needless n, say that IL viii be heartily
welcomed t,y s:everseF's admirers all over
the world. IL Is handsomely illustrated by
q G-ervsIf- Msnton. and VIII run
through several numbers OF the maya
zine This magazine has a notable fronfts-
piece this month IN a portrait OF Rem
brandt. after q celebrated picture BY him.
self. There In also IN addition 10 many
articles OF fiction. another Contribution
20 Famous EagIlsh Country Seats N
.Sroueleaxh. and Its Memories. by Hon.
Mary c. Leigh; the article is beautifully
illustrated from numerous photographs
THE United States Naval Academy. by
y4e,,f Commander Jerroid Kelly. fun H.
ius,rzte ted from photographs, Is valuable
paper This number concludes. as Is
usual. with zangwIIrs always ossver
without Prejudice
TIE leader In the November number OF
the Engineering Magazine II The INDUS
trial Effects or Financial Isolation, oy
Logan q. Mcpherson. and Is mastery
exposition OF the penalty our industries
would pay should the nation adopt the
silver standard. In the second INSTALL
rnent OF Three Phases OF American Rail-
read Development" Col. Pro0t discusses
Luxury as a Stimulus 10 Travel Or.
Chance contributes the third paper 10
THE Economy OF the Modern Engine
Room series; Henry Roiand's second OF
SIX Examples OF Successful shop Man
sgement'' is a finely illustrated article on
'sTAe Influence OF Isolation and Environ
r,ent at tine Cheney Mills" Among other
contri buttons are: The Cantilessr IN
Building Construction" .-The Use OF Elec-
trio Power in Small Units Gas versus
Electricity for Power Transmission, with
a Striking Plan for Their Joint Itliza-
tion." followed by the usual thorough re-
view and index of the entire Industrial
press.
The Ladies' Home Journal for Noven-
Der has an unusual attraction in articles
Oh the voice from the pens of both Mne.
Melha and Nine. Calve. Nine. Melba has
written before and Is no novice with the
pen. but this Is Nine. Calves nrst at
tempt at authorship. To further empha-
size the musical value OF this number.
Tosti. who has hitherto been known only
as writer of songs. has his first purely
instrumental composition. minuet for
the plano. published In this magazine.
Hon. A. Oakley Hall gives graphic ac-
count OF Jenny Linds first appearance
in America at old Castle Garden In 1850
This article is the first In series which
Will be given by this journal throughout
1887 1t is TO be called Great Personal
Events and will sketch the foremost
scenes of popular enthusiasm and thrill
ing historic interest which have occurred
in America during the past fifty years.
The complete novel In the November is
sue of Llppincott is IAN Interrupted Cur
rent" by Howard NJ Yost. writer as
yet unknown to fame, but who seems en-
dowed with ability for storytelling. The
scene is laid in Eastern Pennsylvania, and
the action turns on tracing the perpe-
traitors of bank robbery. THE Land OF
the Five Tribes" Is an article on Indian
territory by Allen Hendricks. Alvin F.
Sanborn casts some light on English
Traits" Modern Ancestors and Ar
mortal Bearings" Journalism that Pays"
and many other articles. together with
several poems. make up the remainder of
this entertaining number.
Marguerite Merington contributes to the
November Chaurauquan an interesting pa
per on THE Women Characters of Mo-
liere" This Is followed by THE Story
Of Moliere's Life" by Prof. James A. Har-
rison. Both these articles are In the line
OF the required reading for the Chautau-
qua Circle for the month. which Is Mo
Here's Plays" and THE French Drama in
Moliere's Time" This number contains a
paper by DIR. w D. Hamaker. which tells
of Recent Advances in Medical Educa-
ton in the United States Other lead
ing articles are 1.-The Contamination of
Municipal Water Supplies and Japan as
an Industrial Power"
Romance for November opens with an
entertaining story by Gordon r. Cllley.
entitled '.Marse Hcrndon's Sweetheart"
The Art Of Marrying" "A Curtain
Raiser" from BLACK and White is an
amusing farce. The pages devoted 10
Amateur Photography present a series
OF pictures or rustic life. In Literary
Landmarks of Concord" the text is az
companied by photographers OF many
of the old historic homes. for which the
place is famous This number OPENS a
series OF articles upon the younger Ameri-
can poets. John -. Tabb being The first
considered.
The November number of Gosiey's Maya
zine contains the second instalIment of
the life OF Benjamin Franklin. this num-
Der is Franklin the Politician and States
man" Conducting National Campaign
is interesting, even though the recent
campaign Is a thing of the past. An at
tractive contribution is Seine Child Types
OF Beauty with its illustrations of juven-
lie ioveiinass. Electricity on the Stage
and The Evolution of the Club and sew
eral short stories al contribute 10 make
an interesting number.
The English Illustrated Magazine begins
the November number with one of Clark
Russeirs inimltahle sea tales. under the
title OF Poor Jack" Andrew Lang con-
tributes $ short story. The Training of
Child Acrohsts" a story by Grant Allen.
a poem by Louise Chandler Moulten. An
ne : Peck's "A Woman's Ascent of the
Matterhorn' and Bailiie Cirohu1an's
quantity Illustrated article on THE Land
seer OF the Sixteenth Century" are but A
few of the list OF good things contained in
this number.
The November Midland Monthly con-
fains the second tnstailrnent OF col Holm
W. Eu'erson's Grants Life in the West
and His Mississippi Valley Campaigns"
Grants meeting and coartship Of Miss
Julia Dent. who afterwards became bfs
wife. forms the greater part OF this In
teresting sketch OF the great commander
The article * illustrated by views Of the
Col. Dent mansion and Jefferson har-
racks. near St Louis. Another iGlrstrzt-
ed article Is Joaquin Miilers Mountain
Home"
Yale University Is the subject Of an IN
tel In Ns4.ss