The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-02

SOnable Menus and Recipes, and Fash
ion Notes." assumes quite the air of camp
ing life giving an article on Cooking in
Camp" by Corneia c. Bedford, and
sketch entitled Memory of Camp Life on
the Plains by Mrs. Grinnell. II also con-
tains the story of Strange Plants and
Fruits as Food" by Ethel Ramsey. and
other seasonabie and interesting natter
Table Talk Publishing Co.. Philadelphia
Pa.
Now. when everybody is thinking about
the new gold fields in the far northwest
the current number of Leslies Weekly
will be of especial interest as in il the
perils and the difficulties of journey to
the upper waters of the Yukon are fully
illustrated. This paper was the first in
that far-away field, as an expedition sent
out by Leslies Weekly explored the whole
of the Yukon country in 1880 and 81. The
editors promise to tell over again the tale
of explorations in the light of the new dis
coVeries, An expedition already on the
road will report on the Klondike fields so
soon as navigation is opened in the spring
But Leslie's has other attractions, inc.ud-
ing a cosby page, with portraits on
People Talked About and an editorial
page which supplies the gratifying intel
ligence that good times will soon be with
US. Mr.. John Bonner of San Francisco
tells about mines and road agents in Ari-
iona in such fresh and vigorous language
that young readers will suspect that tn
veteran of the pen is but youth himself.
Arkell Weekly Co., New York.
The International Magazine for August
nails a lie on the head. It states that its
international register "a monthly classified
list of foreign bound passengers) furnishes
total annual exodus of American tourists
instead of being 10000 is undoubtedly
much less than $4,000, and consequently
that the i 2n now going the rounds of the
press that Americans abroad drain out
from the United States $1O0O00G09 in gold
every year has about as much truth IN II
as ante-electlon estimate The Interna-
tional IS not only a bright and interest
ing periodical, but very useful one as
well. The Union Quoin Co. Chicago.
The Arena for August offers long and
varied list of contents The opening arti-
Gle, Evolution: What 1t Is and What 1t
Is Not" is by DR.. David Starr Jordan,
president of the Leland Stan
ford, Jr. University, of whom
an excellent portrait appears
as a frontispiece. The article gives lucid
exposition of the latest ideas regarding
evolution in its various aspects. and cor
reefs sundry popular pprehensions
concerning it. George H. Lepper, in "Bi-
metalllsm Simplined," proposes a plan for
the Joint use of gold and silver, by the
issue of government notes based upOn one
or other of the two metals, but without
fixed ratio between them, the two currcn-
cies to pass at the respective values Of the
two metals i'm the market. Curiousiy
enough, Mr. Lepper's plan Is practically
identical with that which was proposed
Independently by ex-Gov. Boies of Iowa
a few weeks ago. The editor, in "Bimet-
allism Extingushed" deals trenchantiy
with Mr.. Lepper's article, and subjects
rs proposed scheme to a severe criticism.
The Arena Publishing Company, Boston.
Public Opinion for July 70, is a midsum-
mer number. The cover design is impress
sionistc. but it seems 60 have something
to distinguish it from the French, English
and American work Of this school. Il II
printed in fourteen colors. The designer,
c. Rochgrosse Of Berlin, Is an acquerene
artist of some note. 1t is interesting TO
observe the advance made in this country
in color printing as evidenced by this
piece OF work. Pubic Opinion Company,
New York.
for August a table of contents notable for
variety and timeliness. The opening
pages contain the second and concluding
portion of Gen. Grants Letters to a
Friend the same extending over a most
interesting period Of the ilustrious SOL
diers career. Mr.. Edmund Gosse furnish
es a brilliant essay on Ten Years Of Eng
lish Literature" and HAS Judaism a Fu-
ture?" Is a question very thoughtfully
considered by Prof Abram $. Isaacs. The
Hon. Henry G. ldc. late Chief Justice OF
Samoa. writes upon "Our Interest in Sa-
moa." and Gen. Green y. Raum cOntr-
butes a trenchant article on Shall the
Civil Service orders be AmendedY' Mich
ael G. Nulhall, +. s. s.. presents the
fourth paper in his series OF articles on
THE Progress OF the United States"
treating la this instance Of The Prairie
states" Admiral =. ~. ColOmb, II. ~.
deals with The Progress OF British War
ships Design" and Or. Alvsh II. Doty
writes very entertainingly about quar-
antine Methods" Il. +. Hargrove, Presi-
dent Of the Theosophical Societies in
America. Europe and Australasia, dis
cusscs the subject OF "Theoeophy and
Ethics" and Alex r. Smith, Secretary OF
the American Merchant Marine Associa.
ton forciby considers THE Export Boun-
ty Proposition" The North American Re
view. New York.
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