The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-03

carers. ssgen3autn Franklin" wsth If
tee- Original portraits
Hazaa Garl4ad's paper or Grant
' hsn he Vas c2det a. West Peial. =
tn same magazine, Is extremely interest
frg TIE artistic also gives "reminiscences
OF Ge1s. Franklin. Lorgs-reet and frost
AL those wao are interested n Mr.. Paul
IN.cess@r Forts The E4oz- Peter SIR
l.Egs Will - CAD TO k1ow that me Jsaa-
. AIRY A1antsc Monthly has re trsE part o
( q romance ~ eAs same author. which hAs
for ies tide The Story OF ar I1teid
Love"
TIE Critic says thAt Rev Or. Watson
has ne intention % writing "a tsS papers
on certain phases OF American ne. and
that these All appear IN the Outlook
scrsbrs~s Magazine for January eele-
br&tes the opening o. a a@w decade. The
r-ax Aztae began 70 Dc pzos4Sss5 II Jan
uary. lse7. Tas leader = the FIRST o. a
sefle~ on The Conduct OF Great Bust
resses" and - The Department Store,
described ~ samuel Hopkins adams, OF
the New York sun. and Illustrated from
actual scenes By W. X. Leigh kielar1
Harding Davis begins hls nrst long novel
"A TIE same NUMBER. Il Is entitled -o4-
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and adventure in revolutionary south
American republic, and IS illustrated oy
&. d. Gibson
Mrs gorer's magazine. Household
News, has been absorbed BY the Ladies
Hcme Journal, In order 70 make X possl-
bic for Mrs RoTer 20 form an exclusive
editorial connection vita the latter mag
azine. AL Of Mrs Rorer's literary Wosk
=
Journal OF whose domestic department
she will nave entire charge Several
pages OF the magazine viii oe gwen her
epch month. and So these she Will begin
by giving q new series or simple cooking
lessons. 20 be followed by domestic les
Ions. treating separately the care and
arrangement OF each room IN house
The Order or the Kings Daughters and
Sons, and It's Work ia New York Eene-
srsentss By Louise Seymour Houghfon, 10
q fully illustrated arIhele. also containing
portraits or rsle leaders Ia this nooAs OF
gsnizatlon, published in Frank Lesiies
Popular Monthly Magazine for January
Ia the January Atlantic Monthly Mrs.
John Is. McAaster has paper on a
Century OF Betterrnsnt," John J. Chap
man one on Emerson sixty Years ago,
and Thomas W. Higginson continues
Cheerful Yesterdays. Charles Eiiot
Norton gives a paper on The Poetry o.
RUdyard klpling.
Poultnay Bigelow gives the third IN
stalimanG ia tie January HaTper's OF his
interesting articles on White Mans Az
fica" Il is embeshshed ~ illustrations
and map OF South Africa, showing the
Portuguese possessions. The January
number also contains -'Du Maurter's Mar
,ian" and the Fortunes or Barty jesse
lin" In this number Barry returns 10
Paris 20 study art and begins his work by
attempting to copy a picture at the
Louvre William Dean Howeiis contrib
utes a comedy called Indian Giver," and
Brander Matthews has one OF his inlIn-
IL bic stories Of New York life, In the
Watches OF the Night" illustrated BY
Snedley. Laurence Hutton gives anoth-
er OF his delightful Literary Landmarks,
this time OF Rome; and George W. Small
ley has notable paper on English So
ciety.
what promises to be one OF the literary
events In the magazine literature Of the
year is Literary Recollections," by +.
Max Muller. begun in the December Cos
rnapous Another remarkable paper in
the same number is Current French Lit
erature." by Edmund Gosse.