The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-25
IN BROOK AND BAYOU: OR LIFE IN
STILL WATERS. BY Clara Kern Bay
NAEAZTNE-.

The July number Of The Review Of
Reviews" comes TO us with "A somewhat
altered title page, IL VIII henceforth be
known as The American Monthly Re-
View of the Reviews" While IL remains
unchanged In It's international features. It's
title now more fully indicates the point
OK Fie~ or the magazine. although as the
ccitoF claims, the word American ,toes
not. of course. imply any exclusive deyo-
ton To American topics or interests" But
ever since the beginning of the Reviews
publication In this country IL has go
faithfully represented American affairs
ana interests that il cannot hut be pleas
ing 10 its large army Of readers that II
has finally enrolled itself under the Arneri
can title II also distinguishes IL from
Dir. Stead's English Review OF Reviews
of which this was formerly the American
reprint. The special features of the cur
rent number are a character sketch Of
seth Low. president of Columbia rTniver-
sity. and a faVorite choice as the first
mayor IF Greater New York. a descr,n.
ton of the new suburban settlement nro-
lected by the City and Suburban Homes
Company, under the title OF Home
wood;A Model Suburban Settlement "
Illustrated by many plans and elevations
on the proposed dwellings. an article on
Tho Revival OF the French Universe
Ties by Baron Pierre de Coubsrtine.
HIGHER Deaf Mute Education In Afneri-
ca, by Gen. 4, W, Greedy. and a review
OF Edward Beilamy's new book. Equal
ny by Sylvester Baxter
The National Review" for July prb-
hsh@d by Edward Arnold. Sc BEDFORD 81.
strand, London. W. 9, and % E1f,h
avenue New York. has most Interest
ing table Of contents. In Episodes Of tho
Month. the queens jubilee is thorough
" comm snted upon. and many Of it's In
ciGenis. picturesque. sentimental and Doll,
teal, are written Of This abb. rnaca
cine IS international in its scope and in
teFes's and among !ts leading articles are
several on thar mos. eugrosslng tonic ~
The present Gay-the money question rTt,a
subject Is powerfully and clearly treated
IN a s@rtee 81 three pa Ders The nrst
British Interests ard the wslcott Corn,
mission" from The mono-rnetalIist Vfaw
hy T. Lloyd todltor Of the Statisto. second
The B-me'allIst View" ny Elijah Helm,
t@@erHtafy or the Manchester chamber -
coU'fncrCeA. thjrA An Ir7r,~rjal S,a,,5-
point" by +. J Fsraday. In view # re
approaching oufere1ce Of bishops Ia Eng
iaHd. Present Position Of the Anglican
church" by Bernard Holland Sc a time
~ and int@restire pa p~r Women - nv
Countess pesart; The New Nelson. nv
spencer Wilkinson. ard 'sEurot,a's New
Invalid. ~ ]. Foreman. r. II. @ s. are
among the contributions.
The "Cosnopql.s'' for July contains Tho
second 'nSiailnaent ~ Joseph Conraa's
story, AN Outpost Of Progress Prof
Max Mailer having In tho June c.
foaro}is brought 20 a close his aelsrhse1l
Literary Rfcei3s~tioDs" begins IN tAls
number 81 series 80 artfc1es-t.ke their r~e.
cet-es@srs r3t0isrert in character. hu.
tfs 'sf'e Royalties is his subject
George Moore. the Enrnsh essavsss al
novelist writes ~ a Tragic Novel ar5
the book which fuyr.ehez the title "a
llsuA~rt's TtEaueatlon Sene.-,er,fa,, :,
Anfrow Laag. IN Notes on New Book e.
ctsTourses with his usual charm. Heary,
Norman. WtfA rs customary cf~v~ry-asss
Hn8 iUa<ht into current events writes -
TIE Globe and The leland New
World MUSES. on Old World Heiloooa'
fAe 8aantsi8s - South Ansrsca' sd
ths rHsstoF IN Lender Huf~h 80. ro.s-
i>h Department of yh3s attractive aufiire-
'a". wtI'e to French snd German, SEQ
hoaS e1a'nt3tG their Usual excellence.
In The New England Maeazine. t,-
JAY. Ashton z Willard writes ~ .e-Na
ls-N@4oprssrt ~ college Architecture IN
America The frontssrsece = a reVro-
@Lctso~ from an etching 81 The C'ol7a-s
; ard. Harvard. Showing the ois Build
'TeS There Il A2So & STRAIT - Harvard
college tn In Many Illustration a..
sfvcn q various colsegss aud college xa-se-
~ buildings throughout ths United sta.sS
submarine Cables. In thiS number *
p pF&cticAi decentralization hoth rs tex,
aad Illustrations 81 the subject
fSa Nati9usl Naraxiae." 81 Nevhsf-w
ssfset Boston sprass - unsfer A uew nan
sss'nessf "a TIE iGzy number, ard u shows
: ssSf@ >se7 faTaa ~ - The table e con-
seats e oneEs ryaAerS shss rrscnth s-~g,.-
rs ias9f abe contributions are Isr award
H. sssiI lass entertaining "Reminiscences