The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-25

ticularly after the Rocky Mountain sheep
or OLE noIn- The narrative IS 1ull OF color
ana adventure IN nction ms issue mas
many novel FEATURES fFesldeut ~ imam
De WIt Hyde. OF Bowd0in College. con-
tributes A story entitled Ills College
Lille" The last Of H. &. Burners urban
and suburban stores appears IN this issue
under the tiLle "A Letter 10 Town" II
IS the narrative OF the sentimental con-
sheraton that finally determine a young
couple 10 become permanent residents OF
a New York suburb. \ - FROST Iur-
nishes the Illustrations. Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons. New York.
The opening article in Harper's Magazine
for June Is an account Of recent Visit
10 Athens, by Bishop Doane OF Albany,
who writes with the enthusiasm OF a tray
eler ana student Thirteen illustrations
from drawings by Guy Rose illustrate
this attractive paper. John kendrlck
Bangs Is the author OF romance. 4
Hebellious Heroine The story takes al
vantage of "a situation new an ncuon, ana,
like Air. Bang other work, Is humorous.
Miss Wilkins is the author OF a long
story called. "Evelina's Garden IL is "A
= ~ England romance of TWO generations.
and is illustrated by CLIFFORD Carleton H.
+. E. Lynch. an old traveller describes
the curious settle ment founded by "A Rus
sian sect IN armenia. lnclullng the PAT
ace OF its peasant queen. The article Is
illustrated by T. de Thulstrup. An eN-
tremely interesting paper in popular
Cells" The author is Or. Andrew VIII
son Of Edinburgh and the paper clears up
for the general reader the subject OF the
germ theory of disease. These are only a
Few of the good things Of the June number.
Harper Brothers, New York.
Godey's Magazine for June begins with
vivid account of the annual snake
dance of the MOquis of Arizona, with de-
scriptions and illustrations of other pecu-
| liarlties of the customs of these Pueblo
Indians. The Beauty OF Mary stuart
is the title of an intelligent and interesting
comparison OF the accounts ana PICTURES
eXtant of the unhappy Queen OF Scots,
with which eleven OF the most important
portraits are reproduced. a critical arti-
Gle on The Art of Julia MarlOwe Taber,
is embelliShed with about dozen pic
lures 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
and the fashion department make up the
/ features OF particular attractiveness to
the sex. The Cooley Company, - Lafay-
cite Place, New ork.
The June Ladies Home Journal IS ex-
| ceptionally interesting and attractive
/ both in its literary and pictorial features.
, The front cover, in perfect harmony with
| the fragrant sentiment of the month OF
I roses, is a salon painting by NJ. Albert
| Aublet, a celebrated French artist, IN u
/ decorative frame of striking beauty. This
| rich touch of nature = supplemented by
4 A. b. Frost's characteristic drawing IL
] idllilG j dLlle5 w IllEoAnD ANllGg > Duclls
| "Cassander," and by groups of posies,
/ among which Miss Waddle's muse sings
| with charming freshness. NJ. Woolf, the
1 famous humOrist, also contributes a page
| of his waifs-his first to the Journal-in-
| vesting, as he always does, the children
| of the poor with humorous and pathetic
! interest. In fact, the number is fun Of
/ good things. The Curtis Publishing Com
| pany, Philadelphia.
| The complete novel in the June issue of
/ LippincOtts is From Clue to Climax, -
| by VIII n. Harden. 1t is a tale of murder
| and hypnOtism, in which an extremely
| able detective and a physician of the new
| school join forces to clear the innocent
| and run the guilty to earth. "A Fellow
| Feeling is by Edith Brewer, perhaps the
| only author who can write readable sto~
| ries about the coal region. II. G. Stick
/ ney, in Timely tells of some ways that
| are dark" among the Chinese of San
/ briefly described by Harry Irving Horton,
/ was that of a male flirt. l. J. Wistar sup
| plies an instructive article on Criminal
| Jurisprudence" J. b. Lippincott, Phila-
| delphia.
The Cosmopolitan for June is an ex-
| ceedingly attractive number. The cover
| is sufficiently beautiful to arrest atten-
| ton. An interesting article is entitled
| Concerning the Independence of Cuba, -
by the editor. An article I'm Case OF
| War With England, What?' by John
| Bristan Walker will attract attention.
| Mrs. Cliff 5 Yacht" by Frank r. Stock
| ton, is a charming little story There are
| many good things in the number of which
politan, at Observation-Disclosures New
| York