The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

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Nichols. NJ d. viii De widely ,eaA Just
uow. when Hawaii Is so rnucn IL she eyes
o. the rGagsc The Review also shows -
up-to-Sa-edsess Fl an account Of Tie
Cac-fyx4 Geld FIssts. ard q map OF TIE
same.
TIE Atlantic Monthly for Angus, con-
fatws an article by Jsh1 Muir. one OF the
greatest authorities OF American forest
~, ezsassxs. .-Ths American F0rvsSs." Ii
Is q gfczfng ard apprecsative description
OF thasr beauty ard wealth. and power
I'll plea Tor their preservation by TIE ma
tsoral government
Following the Emerson ard Sterling let
ssrs which appeared II the July All satfc.
IL vhe cssrrent number DR.. Geo Bs-keecx
Hill TIE eminent English critic and 'aan
OF letters. has edited me first group o.
gone Unpublished Letters OF Dean
Swift" Swaf.s recognized merit as q
letter writer Is so great that this nth ITO
unknown series viii be Of rare literary
value and charm. IN this same number
William Allen Write, the wsii-known
Kansas editor. writes on A Typical Kan
sas Community"
Charts. rxbert Craddcck's strong serial
THE JuggIer." which has he@n running
Cor 30 many months IN the Atlantic. -
concluded tn this number.
McTlure+s Magazine for August II q
special midsummer Action number. Rud-
yard Kipling leads of In a complete novel;
cite dealing with school ltee IN England,
and army ne IN India Il Is entitled
Slaves OF the Lamp" and is obviously
written from the authors o-n experience.
II illustrations are also very amusing. A.
Conan Doyle contributes a story called
The Voyage OF Copley Banks" Anthony
HOPE writes OF Mr.. c. d. Gibson on Love
and Life" with drawings By Mr.. Gibson
ana Robert Barr has a stirring tale,
Gentlemen. the King" certainly rct-
able ouartette- The number IL also re-
markaeIe In poetry. James Whi;ecrnb
Riley in a dialect poem. Our Queer Old
Weird" Cy warman. the engineer poet,
IN WIN the Lights be White" ALERT
Prixelon Pofre also contributes q snort
poem Of unusual quality. Madame Blame.
the we.i-kEown French writer. gives
lively and vivid sketch of the Paris
Ganssn:" and the French artist, Eoutet
de Monyel. has made a drawing OF the
gamin from the life. which is the fronts
piece OF the number.
The New illustrated Magazine for Aug
ust contains an exhaustive parer, with
many notable portraits, not only OF The
queen, but Of her father and mother. the
Duke and Duchess Of Kent and also
striking portrait Of the tate prince con-
sort. II Is entitled Tho Glorious. Reign
OF Queen Victoria" This is followed by
'~rhe Longest Rstyns In The World. the
article being illustrated by portraits of
the rulers. Another paper OF interest IN
this number Is Our Great Naval Hero.
Pictures from the life of Nelson, by Clark
| Russell.
In Harper's Magazine for August Mir.
Richard Harding Davis has an article en-
| titled ..The Inauguration" which gives a
| complete and picturesque account OF the
| ceremonies on this occasion: the ilustra-
A., tions are by Gibson and 7. De Thulstrup.
| aud are beautiful in their accuracy fnd
| artistic workmanship. In this number
| Frederick Remington has stirring tale
| OF the plains. illustrated by his own
| clever and characteristic drawings. The
! title is "A Sergeant of the orphan Troop"
One of its illustrations Is printed in color,
/ and forms the frontis9iece There are
! other short stories by owen Wister. Mary
! Hartwen Cottonwood, Bliss Perry, MARY
! NJ Mears, Mary Berri Chapman and
| Alice Duer and the second installnent OF
| THE Kentuckians." by John Fog, tr
! poultney Bigelow continues his ~Nhitc
1 Mans Africa" dealing this month with
| British and Boer Government f.
/ Hopkinson Smith writes most entertain
| lngly of the celebration OF the 1.ooth an
/ niyersary OF Hungary. under the title OK
/ The Hungarian Millennium" The ar
ticle has ten beautiful illustrations by
himself. Dr. Henry Smith Williams con-
/ tinues THE Century's Progress In Phys
| les" Part IL, The Ether and Ponder
I able Matter" The third number OF Frank
/ S.ockton's serial, The Great Stone CT
/ Sardis" general poems and an INTEREST,"
| ing account CT the campaign RACED by the
- nah against
| moth, entitled "A State in Arms Against
| Caterpillar" by Fletcher Osgood.
The Arena for August has as IT'S leader
| strongly written and valuable paper en-
| titled Evolution: What 1t Is and What
II Is Not" by DIR. David Starr Jordan.
/ Mr. Robert y. Reeves contributes dis
! cussiou Of the Limitation OF wealth, which
he would control by graduated taxation
and other devices George IL Lepper and
! John Clark Ridpath. the editor OF tie
Aroma In The Battle of the Money Met
ais the former writes Of 'Bi-Iaetailism
Simplified" while Or. Ridpath's paper Is
"Bi-metallism Ex,inguished." The re-
msieder of the magazine Is Eivcn almo 81
4 entirely ever to the advocates OF so-call-
ed reforms.
The COSMOPOLITAN for August opens with
a very entertaining paper by Robert u
Porter on "JapanS stage aHG 1Fealest
Actor" Mr. Julian Hawthorne gives Is
second installment OF the famine in India
under the title OF india Starving" These
contributions Of Mr.. Hawshorne's are
among the most notable Of me year, and
give 10 American readers the most exact
and graphic account OF the condition OF
/ india that has vet been written. in this
number IL published the second part az
MI Richard lie Galiienne's new render
ing OF the Rubaiyat OF Omar khayyam.
The complete novel in Lipnincott's for
August is Two Daughters q One Race.
by Mr. Edgar Fawcett. Bird Artists Is
! an instructive paper contributed ~ sir.
Frank II Smut. The branch OF art which
is chiefly considered IN this article is ar
! ch,tecture: otherwise the building OF
/ nests Are You Going 20 College," hy
I A l. Benedict considers in 81 brief ar
/ ftcle several Of the elements that make up
the problem Of a college education. ''Tha
/ Marine Hospital Service by Joanna r.
Nichols gives some interesting i1for.na-
ton about what she claims ,s the most
+ distinctly American institution IN our
: country.
The Pail Mall Magazine sor August has
n contribution from the pen Of the Mar
I quits OF Isorne. X. r ~. r. Upon 20 i've
den" the recently acquired residence 81
William Waldorf Astcr. Many Iholo-
graphs Of the exterior sri interior accom-
pany the article. Robe.t HicHens api
Lord Frederic Hamilton begin tr this
number n romance. written iU co'abora-
ton. entitled "A Tribute o' Souls" One