The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-22
Among the. Periodicals.

The October number of the Wide World
Magazine is OUT with a table of contents that
rivets the attention Some Curiosities of
Tiger Hunting. "a Race for a Gold Mine"
and "a Zulu Wedding are titles which in
dictate the breezy, character Of the number.
H H. Powers discussing "War as a Sug-
gestion of Manifest Destiny" says in the
Annals of the American Academy:
Before inquiring more definitely what the
present complication Is likely to bring us to,
we must look briefly at another side of our
national development. While we have been
growing large we have been growing rich,
not by plumber, as did Spain in the sixteenth
century, but by a production of wealth that
has no precedent in history. Energy and
foresight, audacity of conception and skill to
organize great forces and execute great plans,
these have become national characteristics
and inevitably, also. national Ideals"
Carter's Monthly contains sketch of Marie
Corell and her work, by Mrs. Tom Kelly.
From her written statement it is evident that
Marie was the object of her own profound
admiration. She says:
'My education began under the care of a
very ordinary nursery governess, who pro-
fessed being unable to understand how
learned to read and write with such quickness
and ease, and was rather alarmed by the
eagerness with which l was wont to turn to
books of every description, gathering up bits
Of information here, there, and everywhere
asking questions which might have troubled
learned Don's wits to answer, much more
the limited scope Of a nursery goVerness'
intelligence"
Like many another romance writer, the au-
thor has suffered from childhood with the
disease of introspection."
Something for Everybody" is descriptive of
the September Self-Culture. Educational, DO
litical, historical biographical and nearly all
the other 'als" are needed to cover its con-
tents. 1t holds the information of a current
encyclopaedia and the spirit and life of a
story.
Under the will of the late Mr.. Edward
among the Surgical Aid society, st. Anne's
society "a well known orphanage) and the
Association for Promoting the General We'll
fare of the Blind.-Medical Bulletin.
The reasonable use of the streets of a city
for the equipment Of a telephone system, in
Overshiner Qnd), (40 L. R. A. 300, to be a
lawful use, and not a new and additional
servitude for which the abutting owner can
claim compensation.-Al5any Law Journal.
All the reading world knows that Goethe,
loyal to his famous utterance, THE eter-
nally womanly attracts u.s. was always I'M
der the spell of a woman. Sometimes she
was within his own social circle. Sometimes
she was outside of It, Now, she was beauti-
full; now, intellectual; now, distinguished His
devotion varied in degree, in different periods
of his life. and according to the personality
of it's object.-Music:
In the address to the graduating class of
Bryn Mawr. Senator Hoar quoted Emerson S
definition of civilization as "the power of good
women" He stated it as the chief end of
Bryn Mawr and her sister colleges to make
good women Of their pupils and to teach them
to make good women and good men of theirs.
the expediency of womans suffrage, but he
found that without waiting for that, women
were already taking a large share in the high
est politics Of the Countrywide Gentle
woman.