The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

tee ~ Robert T. Rome. II. D. profess
scr OT operative obstetrics. LutFers4ty y
Minnesota Or. S. Herbert Eritton e.
sarses the strange theory put forward sew
eral months ago 10 the editor As 20 the
value O. education given during normal
sleep. That theory Is briefly that the
mind Of the sleeper never Sleeps
The Lotus for september com
bluea Is on hand with striking cover
and with a Table q Contents that :
cutie fsschlng. ia that It bespeaks dew
ing into the 1niqss a. every turn. Prom
lseut among I1s features - foiao OF
prison verse signed No SssZ Carmen
HArcourf Austin watts "a breath from
Mexico with = Chinese story o. SEX
abnegation An Vets Penarce-" love
STORY In brief The Faith OF the faitn-
4uI . a. by Charles Fastcher Scott Myr-
tie Reed disposes Of the question OF life
an a short poem THE Loom OF Lie
Henry r. Rensen appears win soHe
delicate verse. The Anemone." The
I.epar" a sketch Ia the desert by Leon
ard II Robbins - q powerful pen-pie-
ture OF anguish that occupies page.
saTha Confession OF g Dead Man. a
fantasy Of a seif-nurdered SOUL treating
Of the irony Of love unreturned, Is BY
Egbert " Fowler a Book Of Fantas-
Sos" ~ Walter Blackburn Harte, IN his
snimitable Style. is a giittering review OF
A4a#@ DAWSON An 1A4tatEs&lfA ft0A1Nt Hl~AtA
Other Stories" IAN Incident. BY Plato
@ Emery, In q very realistic street-car
sketch About as clever q paraphrase or
..Ioye's Woes as has ever happened 10
spread Ia three columns Of verse across
the center pages: IL Is BY GottnoId ).
Ollendorn Bubble and Squeak. IN It's
usually delightful vein, nils out the num-
Der.
-r1n ca.,.,,.bsr s-bau4attouan gives EVIL
dence OF the rank Of that Journal as first
class illustrated magazine. The articles
contributed are as follows: Life IN Wash
Ington - g. IL. /" THE Tenement House
Reform In New York city" Sunday
Readings" selected By Bishop Vincent. "A
Gentleman OF Dixie" story. Mark
Twain's Place in Literature" by David
Masters: The Influence Of the Fine Arts
''The Sons Of Recent Presidents OF the
United States" Electricity During the
Last Five Years" 1.-THE Tsimpseans OF
British Columbia and Klingets OF Alaska"
The Goid-Seeker in the West" The
Yankee OF the South" Defense Against
Disease" Origin OF the Republican
Party" 1.-THE Life and Battles Of Bees"
Common Sense on the Wheel" Women
and Girls In Sweat-shops." Street Life in
Jereme, Haiu" How Artificial Flowers
Are Made" 'srhe Young Girl in France
and Home Made Summer Resorts"
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The International Magazine for Septen-
her Is fun Of good things: besides it's
usual interesting departments there are
good stories and articles from the French
German. Swedish. Bohemian and Span
ish, and very beautiful poem. Bet
Marian from the Italian OF UIisse Or
tensi The two serious articles are THE
sngana Valley Railroad" and THE Ice
land Fishermen" both fully illustrated
and not TOO long nor too heavy. The new
serial. The Grand Maximum" from the
German OF ossiD Schubn. rs already of
absorbing interest. Partisan Chat"
which is taken this month from Figaro
fllustre Is better than ever and is Illus
trated by spirited and very "Frenchy"
sketches. "A True Grandson of the cid :"
from the Spanish of Bazan. is a first-rate
little story, worthy OF the pen of so great
n writer cit Is CapitaIr' a clever satire
on the sanatorlum fad. Madonna" THE
Harons Bride" and The Legion of
Honor Ia the Twentieth Century" are all
well worth reading.
Ieslle's Weekly has a double-page pam
oramie view OF the beach at Atlantic
City. at bathing hour. during the recent
visit Of the League Of American Wheel
men. which is one OF the largest ana
finest pictures ever made with camera.
Midway Concy Island" with its breezy
nowery and other living pictures; the
AffHttFttAfAt HHltnfotN 81 the AtlfAN<rttS
State Centennial Exposition at Naehvlle:
An Aerial Navigation Problem" with
an illustrated account OF the latest ex-
periments in sky-cycling. by Carl f.
Myers. the weil-known aeronautical en-
ElnpcF, and n page Of illustrated news
from abroad John Bonner writes pie
turesqQUty Of The Land Of the oregon
Pine" aud the marvellous resources and
development OF the state of Washington.
The fiction 81 this week Is Princes Have
Done as Much" by Robert &. V. Meyers.
Brother Jonathan and His Home" Is
the subject % the opening article IN the
September number " the New England
Magazine. the article being from the pen
a. Rev William Elliott Grifns Brother
Jonathan" as everybody knows was Joua-
than Tnlmbull. the great governor Of Con-
necticut to thc ttw1e of the Revolution
tne staUneh friend and supporter Of Wash
!reJon, who gave him fhe title which has
stock SO weil. Tr. Grifns tells with much
interest and spirit the story of hls re-
uwrkahe life end services and gives us a
bright picture of the 0Id town as 81 Is to-
day Hts article b illustrated with great
wealth OF valuable pictures. and Isl g dtS-
ftsHt contribution so our history. Miss
Ethel Davis story. ''fhe Altar 'f Youth 81"
81 concluded in thls number IT ghe New
England There nre short stories and
balf doxeu nsefns. end .n hi~ .rd8tor. b.
Fanie' Mr.. Mead writes cnerEctically
roacogning sha troubles AZ Brown unNer-
sity.
"A Dash Ger the North Pole" by Walter
Weiiman the v.cli-kaowu Washington cor
respondent ST tbe Chicago Tlmes-F3 Herald.
h. ere leading Illustrated article in the
NatiorA ed AaEaEt0e fof september I'm the
h5onsl he Country i. She article however.
tHat }eads tn interest pr. Edward Everett
1taie concludes ln tho September National
bis entertaining "reminiscences The last
ta4,7 ir an "0id Churches and Ministers %
Thr eleventh chapter 81 The attractive re-
heteua eer,at christ ana EUs Time" is
tueh..ef also o fhe tahie of contents. The
rena}n.rE Illustrated article IS aThe Yel-
lowstonc National Park" wnIeh is the sec
cua l8 series eaUtig{ THE Seven Won
Gers ~ lhe New W1rld -' Tht, fiction If ere
Stetr.s ssr issue consists Ign several aer,
reailhi, ss1F, stories rae number is com
rhta3 HN ths regular dsrarf1ssnte tha
wes ua.a-Ie ct Vhseh .a Cab " sGll,n ana
The.r Work"
The September number ~ Current Hitter
a-are Furnishes 20 fhe readers les t,-tisl
trast O. literary daflcaeIes. The editorial
rlafteT rs a1}s ana interesting and tse 49,
leet'anF Wen chosen aad abundant The
verse departments wG&Ca are efasvs I,
sssture of tfis excellent rnaEsrIue are
fs.s month enrt ehs.8 rs two raet. ,f love
Eanas sete,ged f~sm the poems 80 enc }rfa
3esr faErlow. Taera Is also an aprrarrt-
ate sketch O. ber hfe sud woFk A f,slr.
YaNe reading from Jakais novel -E.as
Like She Sea" = gIren in another rsrr a.
Tile magazine \ ane UeadinE from Tn
fEe Tl8ewaS." tha rev book us the a-s-Rrr