The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24
NOTES ON CURRENT MAGAZINES.

The October Temple has complete story
in the issue. entitled The Captains
Dream" by Paul Tyner.
The Illustrated American has a very in
teresting article on Lieut.. Peary's meteor
tie IN the issue Of October Is.
The Chap-Book for October Is will be a
Special one. with a literary supplement,
giving more than the usual number OF
reviews Of new books.
The Criterion. that bright illustrated
weekly OF @. L. Davidson OF New York
continues TO place interesting matter be-
fore its many readers.
Speaker Reed has an interesting article,
or, more properly speaking, a paper on "A
Great Yankee Leader" in this weeks issue
OF the Illustrated American.
One Of Kemble's best Possumvilie pic
lures illumines the front OF the current
Leslie's Weekly. The Boston baseball club
Is among the prominent pictorial subjects
Mr.. Charles T. Scott contributes to the
October New England Magazine Chap er
of Mons de Plume" fun of curious infor-
nation about the pseudonyms of famous
writers.
The November Century will contain what
is practically the authoritative statement
OF the sultan Of Turkey regarding the
treatment Of the Armenians by his gov
eminent.
The Criterion presents its usual quota
Of good reading matter in the issue of Oc-
tober 9. IL is now in its eighth year aud
is one OF those bright little publications
that is always improving.
Godeys Magazine for November is an
autumn fiction number, and contains fifty
pages Of new stories selected from over
500 submitted manuscripts. The leading
tale OF this unique Issue is a bright, Vigor-
oflSlE told Thank SgiKirns day story
Current Opinion was received during the
week, and while lack of time and space
prevents US from giving the issue thor
ough review. We do not hesitate in saying
that 1t presents very good weekly sum-
mary OF principal events and topics.
Among the many interesting things in
the Cosmopolis for October Is an article
on the Contemporary Scandinavian
Bellies ettres," by r. Nisbet Balm. The
fiction of the issue Is very ably represented
in the charming story, THE Fair Lover"
In the November number of Frank Les
lies Popular Monthly are three interesting
articles They are: Andrew Jackson"
first paper: Columbia University" and
"Scotlands Fisher Folk" The accom-
panying cuts are appropriate in every de-
tail
There is a charming little fairy tale for
grown-ups in the Argonaut for October IS.
II is translated from the French Of Catulle
Mendes and relates. with a fanc!ful
mingling OF the fairy tale manner and
modern cynicism the fate OF The Last
Fairy"
Napoleon Bona arte" "A Pawned
Kingdom" robin Hood" "a Visit 10
Sing Sing" and the Crisis In Canadian
History all with Illustrations. and many
other interesting subjects make up the
November number Of the New Illustrated
Magazine.
There IS an exhaustive paper on college
Life az Nassar' in the National Magazine
for October. written IN Nancy McClellend,
a graduate Of the class Of 81. oliver
Optic Is the subject Of another interest
ing article that viii be eagerly read by ad-
mirers OF that celebrated writer
Howley Haviland & Co. have reason to
be proud OF their monthly magazine. Ev'ry
Month. The make up is generally good.
the picture en- the title page always Al
tractive, and the general run OF the liter
allure between the covers Is timely and IT.
terestug. The October issue is no eXcep-
ton 20 the rule.
The New Century.ls a new ma gazine that
has iust been launched on the literary sea.
It's object Is TO ''promuigate ihc broadest
teachings OF universal brotherhood" and
TO show truth. light and liberation for
discouraged humanity" Katherine \.
TinEley Is the edloTess and the first num-
Der hears the stamp of a snasterful hand.
In the Strand Magazine for November Is
a most interesting article on The rush 10
the Klondike. II Is written as an inter
view with MI Harry de W.ndt. Carpet
Bedding j. an exhaustive article on land
scape gardening ny Oliver Thorne. Nell
Wynn Williams has IN article on "Profes-
sional Opportunities" that IS truly inter-
es.iue
W r. LeIgh's Illustrations for William
Allen Whte's article in the November
Scribuer's "a THE Business Of q Wheat
Farm give a panoramic Impression OF
the immense extent OF the great bonanza
farms and the hustle and activity 81 har-
vest time. when carloads " machinery and
herds of horses are used III cutting and
threShing the grain.
As Han Caiue ana his latest book The
Christian" t. the talk 90. tne literary
world readers VIII find an especially In
terest.us subject in the October number
~ the Humanitarian on HALL CaIne on
Slri2l Questions" L is q special inter-
view obtained by Robert Sherard while
on g visit 10 the Isle q Msn IRE Nome OF
Mr CaiDe Preceding the SrticIe u
very good -Gt ~ the subject fra,y one u
Mr.. Gaines favor.-e ulatoerarns
Tfaw{ey H7vieod & o. hr~r ir go pub
u-aHo0 az Ev'ry A1rth "a MAGAZINE 5Sey
HaNs reason to 80 proud ~ The rfrfurr On
the ttle page Be- always cs.e ~ beauty BE
8s the most f2stfi-us --u'f desire The
SUBJECTS Bre aiuars tutelF ard more NJ
less fges rates. wttE arrto- rate cuts. THE
musical selections s-s cleve- 1r1ductlons.
and sake II AID i1 all the tr-lt ruhHca-
iion 81 one that nu3s frieTta everywhere.
The Cs,oher issue IS nc exe-,,tiou 20 the
genera rule.
TIE crtater number O. Trained Mother
hood has just been received. Th.s maya
E,-e. which has roB ben sta biished many
months .s devoted re- the educat1n q
young viv-S eu subjects often neglected
teaching mothers things they should know
u bahy healrE- comfort. aud the care
and s5oeitsan - ehe ceI]dren Educate
women and E1l educate the teachers %
aseD- - tne chld Is father 90 the nan
ne woman forms ne nan n educating the
cAtld. This Vuh3.cation treats on various
t1zs taaf saoai3 az once appeal 20 the
mother The articles arc written bv those
Nno are comparatively we'll entnused wssh
i1sir sthi6cts. ard In 2 language that l.
plain. yet deaests ard refined.