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The illustrated monthly Magazine
Number the Outlook for March has near
" fifty pages OF reading matter and more
Illustrations than any of the previous is
sues. DIR. r. L. Dickinson writes as an
expert on hygenic and practical aspects
of bicycling for Women" with cuts
showing just what is right and what is
wrong about WOmens riding: Edward
Everett Hale tells of the Higher Life OF
Boston, there is a pleasant Spectator"
tank about picturesque New Orleans;
Charleston of to-day is compared with its
ante-bellum life in Mr.. w. j. Abbots
From Atlanta to the Sea- Martin Lu-
Their Is the subject of fine article by Prof.
and Mr.. A. r. Kimbaii I has re sadsia an,
ticle about Penzance and the Newlym
school OF artists. All these articles are
Iuiiy Illustrated: Ian Maelaren,s novel
gains In interest and hUmor. The Out
look Company, IL Aston Place, New York
The April number of Scribner's Maya
zine contains very unusual number OF
articles of immediate interest in connec-
uon with current events of the first inn
Portance Cosmo Monkhouse tells of Sir
FREDERICK Leighton and his work, and pic
lures chosen by the artist illustrate the
article. Duffield Osborne has story, "A
Day at olympia, telling of the old Olym-
PIC games, and the director of the Amer
lean school at Athens describes the restor-
alton of the Stadion at Athens President
andrews History of the Last Quarter
Century is ended; Prof. Trowbridge de-
scribes the Roentgen discovery. and Hem
ry Norman and others offer interesting
ana valuable contributions. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, New York.
The April number of st. Nicholas has
wide diversity in its table of contents. 1t
opens with an article about FLYING Ma
Chimes Tudor Jenks who shows what
has already been accomplished in the way
OF navigating the air with mechanical
n 1hFslH So H.
perience," by Kate Dickinson Sweetser.
Marble was a New England girl who
stroVe for literary fame, but who could
not realize that she should draw her in
spiration from the familiar scenes about
her. Antoinette Golay tells a quaint ana
amusing story, "A Dare" which will
Run, by Thomas Holmes, is an ac-
count of a railroad experience in the far
west. Ihere are number of other in
teresting articles. The Century Company.
Union Square, New York.
No one could ask for a better maya
zine than the April number of Harper's.
Not only is the table of contents excel
lent, but the illustrations are superb. The
fiction of the number is particularly fine.
The serial, Personal Recollections OF
Joan of Arc" is concluded, and a very
interesting serial it is. THE Voice OF
Authority" by e. A Alexander, is a
nne story "A Phase of Modern College
Life" by Henry I. Fowler, will be read
with pleasure by all college men. MAD
Antony Waynes' Victory" by Hon. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, is exceedingly good In
fact the whole number is full of in
teresting matter. Harper Brothers, New
York.
The Engineering Magazine for April is
a particularly fine number. The table of
contents is very attractive the articles
being by well-knOwn authors ard on
timely topics, and the Illustrations being
all that could be desired. One of the
most interesting of the articles is Rail
road Corporations and Practical Politics. -
1t is by Cy Warman. Another excellent
article is Pure Water for Drinking and
Cooking" by S. +. Axtel The magazine
is steadily growing in popular favor En-
cheering Magazine, Times Building, New
York.