The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-18
MAGAZINE NOTES.

The October number Of the Pail Mall Maya
zine published September 49, will contain
the following among other articles and
stories:
l. Anglo-American Literature-Mr. William
Archer, the well-known literary and dra-
matte critic, will contribute an article on
the identity Of English and American liter
airy expression.
2. The Six Great Powers.-An interesting
comparison of the armies and navies of the
six great powers will be written by Mark
Warren" a specialist who has made an ex-
haustive study of this subject. The article
will be illustrated with several curious
diagrams
8. Historic House.-The series of articles on
the Historic Houses Of England will be con-
tinued, and will deal on this occasion with
Holland House celebrated for its associa-
ton with Addison, Walpole, Fox, etc. The
paper will be accompanied by large num-
Der of beautiful Photographic.
4. Stag Hunting.-Another Of Mr. Baile-Groh-
mans fascinating historical papers, How
the Dukes Of COburg Hunted Three Hundred
Years Ago." will also be included. and will
contain many beautiful engravings after old
pictures.
o.. Further instaments OF South London"
by Sir Walter Besant and Crime" by j.
Holt Schooling, will also appear, and will be
accompanied by many pictures and dia-
grams.
The Century company promises THE Ad-
ell, with illustrations by Castaigne; Good
Americans" by Mrs. Burton Harrison, an
international romance; "Gallopss" c0llec-
Madame Butterfly" by John Luther Long,
collection of five stories about Japan, the
title story being one of the most original and
zine for long time; Home Economics" a
guide to household management, by Miss
Maria Ma Parloa. with ffty-two illustrations;
and By Saes T ES
Of Harvard university; new edition OF
Tocqueville's Democracy In America" with
an Introduction by President Daniel G. Gill
man, Of John Hopkins university; Cuba,
Porto Rico and the Other West Indies" by
Robert T. Hill, a comprehensive work by a
Wen-known traveller and STUDENT and the
New "Thumb-Nails" will be Franklin 5
Poor richards Amanack," edited by Ben
tamin p. Smith, and The Cricket on the
Hearth" with introduction by Joseph yeffer-
son.
Contents for the CornhiH Magazine for Sep
TENDER includes: Fights for the Flag TX
The Siege of San Sebastian" by the Rev.
ode Wrteen fer Hymn R0 Of
The Buckingham Letters. XXI -
Friends in the Highlands" by Horace q.
bT RaT in Years q Storm &nd
Miss c. Bolltho; ""The, Proper Way" by
orme AgnEs; The Miseries Of :, Human Life !"
Bullen: The Castle Inn" chapters XXI.
-XXXXIV., by Stanley Weyman.
.
One Of the most popular of the foreign
military attaches who accompanied the army
to Cuba was Capt. Arthur II. Lee, Of the
British Royal artillery. He was always con-
spicuously at theI fronts and his account OF
the fighting Of "The Regulars at El Caney,"
in the October Scribner's Is a valuable con-
tribution to the permanent history Of the
war. OF the conduct Of our troops he says:
THAT the attack succeeded was entirely due
nnA
of the infantry officers and men. No praise
could be too high for their soldierly devo-
ton; but in commencing them one must not
forget the stubborn bravery Of the Spanish
defense"
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