Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-04
LITERARY NOTES.

II MS entsrpr.S-ng, Standard period
I cal IS always alive to the issues OF the
/ hcur. In Che September number we find
a car~fuiiy prepared paper from the pen
Of Sir Alfred MOi0ny. k c. NJ. G.. Gov
era0r OF British Honduras, entitled
Prom Silver 20 Gold Standard
which should be read by every intelli-
gent voter IN the land. John NJ. Stahl
B contributes good article under utIl
, o. Are Farmers P0DuiisJs.' Prof. w.
q. B.sk!e, d. D.. furnishes splendid pa
per oa "WOman's Battle in Grea, Brit
ain" The Last Session of Pariia-
Ten,." by Justin Mccarthy, NJ. P, is an
excellent contribution. 'Tha duty OF
the Hour" s ably discussed o. by the
/ Hon. Warner Miller, CD by the Hon.
Richard p. Bland All topics found IN
The Review are those Of the greatest I'M
, portsrce and universally treated IN the
most logical manner.
SCRTBNHR'S MAGAZINE. - Ora
matte Music" is the title OF the beautiful
front sp.ece, found in the September
number OF Scribner's Magazine. Ihe
New Olympian Games, by Rufus d.
Richardson is a handsomely illustrated
paper. on the revival Of the Ancient Gre
c.an Sports, which Will command much
attention ON the Trail Of Don QulX-
Ote." illustrated by Angus, f. Jaccai. IS
a fna production that no one should
fail 20 read. Mary Tappan Wright fur
nshas "a charming story under title or
"Cunliffe.' The National Portrait Gal
l1ry presents q rare collection Of por-
traits. Among them we note those OF
Bloody" Mary, Edward VI, Sarah Jen-
r!nEs, Nell Gwynn. Oliver Cromwell
John Wesley. COleridge. Wordsworth,
Lamb and others Sentimental Tom
my" an excellent story, IS continued.
Sport In An American Wilderness is
an intensely interesting paper, beauti-
fully illustrated.
THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.
A number Of highly interesting arti-
cleS appear in this magazine for Sep
,ember. and are from the psns Of men
&C profound thought and wide exper-
fence. J. Selwin TAFT, in an able paper
discusses Free Silver PCisOn-The
Cause of Industrial PARALYSIS Gas
Versus Electricity Direct From Coal,
BIZ ID. NJ. Cunning. is a very thought
LL4 Aul N-tItLNliN DlEUlANN IA NNtNANNAN-''
VIM. Barclay Parsons writes an interest
ing paper or "The Underground Topo-
graphy Of a City showing the posi-
biiity and need Of utilizing the sub-sur-
faca. "The Less Known Gold Fields Of
Colorado" pointing out tbs promising
C0por-unit es for profitable investment,
~ Thomas TOare. WI be read with
deep interest. A number Of other able
and instructive articles are dontalned IN
tho current number.
The COSNOPOLTTAN.-The Sep
temhr number of this popular maya
zine is beauty. The stories and other
contributions are as usual, first class.
The nustra ticrs are among the finest
and m0s- artistic 10 be found anywhere.
/ "Gwnada and the Alh2mbra, illustrat-
+ ei by IT. c. Characterization is splend-
/ in description az that renowned place
/ and country. Mrs Lew Wallace con-
4 tributes charming story. entitled, "Wil-
Lam Wetmore Story" Everybody
Should read this pleasing contribution.
/ a Summer Outing on Northwestern
+ Waters" by Robert T. StrahOrn, S an
/ exce,,en, article. Bells BeauX," by
d u lFhN.s COURTNEY lntN III - C+AN Va 49,
+ hes stories -rescrted TO the public this
summer. "rhe Na.ghborhOod Rooster,
Routing q Ghost and "The Three IN
/ Green" are all excellent stories, making
! this number or the Cosmopolitan "a
/ highly interesting enc.
NCLTREr5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ Magazine. with q stirring harrack-rOom
/ ballad by Kipllng. a thrilling install
nenc Of anthony Hopes "Phroso, a
/ dramatic sea story by an actual sailor,
/ ap1 characteristic stores by Mrs. Spot-
/ ford and Clinton Ross. maintains in the
/ Sepsrmher number. its usual enticing as
/ p-ct. Mr.. Lows recOllections or MS arr
/ student DAYS in Paris. Mrs. M0rtOn's ac-
/ count Of the heroic laOOrs Of her nus
/ band Or. W. T. G.. Morton, in over
/ com ne prejudice and obstruction and
eas-ing mis- humane discovery Of anaes-
-hosia perfec.ed and introduced, ana so
A.v.ng painless surgery to the world;
.r1 FIz7be.h Stewart Phelps account
e nor life down among the Gloucester
f-bor-ncn-aO Of these are the very best
NJ e7~1 r.ading in their several ways.
/ An are fully ILLUSTRATED wiki portraits
and other pictures.
THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.-The
e,ecia1 feature Of the September num-
r7r 90 the Review of Reviews are Inc
Ur-ee Vice Presidential Candidates ana
what they represent by Tneodore
+ Roosevelt: arguments for and Against
/ the Free Coinage of Silver" by Charles
I b. Spahr and Prof. J. Laurence Laugh
+ In: - Ponulists Comment on the St.
Louis Convention" by Henry n. Lloyd;
/ "An Outlook Upon the Agrarian PropG-
+ g7ndq in the West" by D. n. Hills, and
an interesting illustrated article on
"Ioln Brown in the Adirondacks," by
/ Albert Shaw. The deDar;ment entitled
/ 'The Pr0Sress of the World" contains
7 resume Of the past months important
feveloDments in American and foreign
politics. international relations, etc.
| The number is handsomely illustrated
/ throughout.
CODFY'S MAGAZINE. - Robert
Sh9ckel-on has furnished an illustrated
sketch for the September number Of
Colevs Magazine. entitled Political
/ Ce~t~euras and CaricatUrisjs.' which
viii he found not only very interesting
/ bus also highly amusing. The historical
/ sketch Of Anna Ella Carroll. the un-
recognized military genius Of the war Of
he rebellion. by Lucinda B. Chandler,
viii be read with deep interest. The
story Of clinton Place" by Francis
Avmar Mathews. is concluded. Ken
meth Lee contributes a good story under
title Of "Tha Wrath Of Wrcsley.' Two
Hearts y cations" by Francis NJ Liv-