Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-02
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articles are from photographs taken
| by demment just after the fighting.
In THE Progress OF the Verdi the
editor discusses Hawaiian annexa-
ton, the lessons Of the war, America 5
duty in the Philippines and the La
drones, cur relations with European
nations, and other important ques-
tons Of the day.
THE COSMOPOLITAN. THE
United States Treasury Department"
is the leading article in the CoSmo-
politan for August. "To the Summit
OF Mt. Hood" is an attractive illustrat-
ed paper by Katherine Locke. The
Story of Gloria Mundi' is continued,
and increases in interest Mary l..
Wilkins contributes splendid story
entitled "a Wartime Dress 1.-The
Romance OF the Klondike," is thrill
ing story by Clarence Pullen. Every
body should read "At the Appetite
Cure" by Mark Twain The whole
number is handsomely illustrated, and
altogether very attractive.
GCDEYS MAGAZINE. - Godey's
Masa@ine for August presents several
bright topics fer pleasant midsummer
reading Anluns *hn~~ GRO illustrated
Gulf CT Mexico" by Leonora E. Ellis,
and Life Among the Germans at
F'reiburg in Baden" by Katherine r.
Reighard. An article on "The Leba-
non Shakers" by Charles s. Hanight
is also of marked interest The fic-
ton of this issue is especially strong
The principal stories are the continual
ton CT the Golden Sorrow" by
Maria Louise Pool, and 'The City Be-
yond, by Agnes l.. Pratt. The illus
trations throughout are bright and
pleasing.
OUTING MAGAZINE.-Outi for
August, in text and illustration, is up
to the high standard of this popular
magazine of amateur sport and pas
time. The number opens with How
to Get Out of Trouble in Golf" by Will
lie Tucker. Other notable features in
clude The Yarn of the Yampa." a
transatlantic cruise, by e. L. H. Nc
Ginnis; "A Bit of Sea Fishing" by Ed
by A. H. Godfrey; Camping in Com
Clubs of the Adirondacks, by S. A.
Miller, ard "A Summer With Tennis
Experts" by J. p. Paret. The edi-
torial and record departments are in
teresting and up to date.
THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE.
Among the many excellent articles
found in the August number of the
Engineering Magazine, two are especi
ally worthy Of particular notice, viz;
effective Methods of Finding and
Keeping Shop Costs" by Henry Rol
and and The Heating and Sanitation
of Public Institutes" by w. N.Twelve-
trees. Merchants and contractors will
be particularly interested in the two
articles named. The High Speed Of
the Steam Yacht" and The Gold Re-
sources Of India" are also contributions
of much interest. The whole maya
zine is filled with choice reading mat
| ter.
THE HOME MAGAZINE.--A patri
otto flag number is presented to the
readers of the Home Magazine in the
| August number An article Of rare
| merit by Theodore Waters, entitled.
| 'Harnessing the Earth" is the leading
| contribution.
| The paper, Author of the American
! Flag by w. L. Calver is very inter-
| esting ard instructive. "A Few Good
| Words for Nero" by Henry Haynie,
and THE Second Hand Book Store, =
| by Zoe Anderson Norris are both very
| commendable productions.
! AMERICAN ANGLER. - Son.e
choic summer reading will be found in
the American Angler for August. Fly
Fishing on the Nipigon," illustrated by
Prof. ]. P. Silvernail and THE Happy
Hunting and Fishing Grounds. by
Mara Livingstone, are delightful
sketches. Fishing California Trout
Stream and "He Did Not Get Away,
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