The record-union., 1898-10-10

side, although the volume contains over
800 pages, a. thin opaque paper is used
which makes volume wholly conyen-
lent to handle.
The publishers of the Youths Com
panion" (Boston) promise a number of
attractive features for the issues of
the four. weeks in October. That of
October 9th will contain an article on
the Boston Subway" In those of
October 18th and Goth Colonel Henry
Watterson will relate stories of the
great orators of the stump The issue
of October 10Th will also contain two
stories, one by Mrs. Margaret Sangster,
the other by Mrs. Annie Hamilton
DonneH. Lord Dufferin will contribute
to the issue Of October 9th, MY First
Cruise" the account of a pleasure trip
in war time.
The Cosmopolitan Magazine" for
October (New York;, richly illustrated,
has these leading attractions: THE
Trans Mississippi Exposition" Octave
Thanet; Great Problems Of Organiza-
tion-III. The Chicago Packing Indus
try, Theodore Dresser; Gloria Mundi''
illustrated by B. West ClinedinsD,
Harold Frederic; Judith Dauntry" Gl-
lustrated by Frank o. SmalD, Harriet
Prescott Spofford Autobiography of
Napoleon Bonaparte-V. The Free
Lecture System" Qllustrated), S. T.
Willis; The Reception of the American n
Fleet" Gllustrated); "The Governor
General illustrated by Peter NewelD,
Frank r.. Stockton; The Story of a
Witch and Some Bewitched" Gllustrat-
ed by the author), O'Neiu Latham
'The New American Aristocracy,"
Harry Thurston Peck; Lord Venetia,'' -
Maarten Martens.
The Partisan" for October (New
York;, beautifully illustrated, has these
papers: "Lilot's Fig Tree" by Jean
Rameau; "The Screen" by Paul Bour-
get; The Beast of Gevaudan," by Vic
tor Jacquemont du Donjon; How Ath-
ems Was Amused" Gllustrated), by
Bertrand Fauvet; Court Life in Spain"
Qllustrated), by Lionel Strachey; "A
Campaign Of the Last De Courcy" Ql-
lustrated), by Georges de Dubor; 1.-The
Nine. De Bobet; THE Fete of the Wa
ters," by Paul Marguerite; Partisan
Gossip"
What to Eat" magazine for October
(Minneapolis), besides the regular de-
partments, menu tables, bills of fare
and receipts, has these among other pa
pers of interest to the housewife and
caterer: "A Movement in the Interests
of Women" the Extension Cooking
School; Madame Is Served" Clio
keogh; "Macaroni" VIM. G. Irwin;
French Fruit Cup" Jeanne Boule;
Recipes for Pickles." May ]. Stafford;
"a 62-Cent London Dinner" Frank T.
Charles; "Tortilla de Espagna," Matilda
Kean; Baked Peaches and Cream"
Frances Roberts; "The Apple" Charles
P. Burton; Mushrooms" Amy L.
Handy; "Creamed Vegetables" Eu-
phemia Woods.
THE Black Cat" for October (Short
Story Publishing Company, Boston)
has these complete tales: 1.-The Lost
Jurisdiction" $3.50 prize story, Ellis
Meredith; Jim Crow Detective"
Stanley Edwards Johnson; "Jugga-
mathis Ring" w. A. Fraser; Long
Brown Of Esmerelda," Arthur Nc
Even: THE Passing of Cesare," Helen
Pitkin.
st. Nicholas" for October CNew
York; is profusely and beautifully pic
torial and very attractive to young peo-
pie, we take it, Among the leading ar
ticles out of many there are notable:
'Wilhelmina, Queen of Holland" Annie
c. Kuiper; "A Girl Queen" Jeanette
May Fisher; Under the Sea-" James
THE Lakerim Athletic Club
Rupert Hughes; "A Boys
Recollection of the Great Chicago
Fire" Charles F. w Mielatz; Latin or
Joel Stacy; Some 'P's' and
'Q's'" (verse), Elizabeth Carpenter;
Battling With Wrecks and Derelicts,"
Gustav Kobbe; THE Triton's' Chase
After a Derelict." Kate Upson Clark;
"a Tackle in Time" Charles Bryant
Howard; Denise and Ned Toodles'
Gabrielle E. Jackson; THE
White Queen Club" Ida Kenniston; "A
Warning to Mothers" (verse), Elsie
Hill; There Were Giants in Those
Days" Harry Fem; THE Judgment of
the Cadi," Charles Love Benjamin;
THE Other HALF" w NJ Browne;
THE 4:O4 Train" (verse), Carolyn
Wells; 'Daffydowndilly," Albert Bige-
low Paine.
The October 'Woman's Home Com
panion" Springfield, o. for the wide
scope of thought and research covered
w y~tfc &c 10
these is Forrest Crissey's practical in
sight into the work of THE Hull House
Social Settlement" Some interesting
theories of the social changes likely
to be wrought by our late war with
Spain are advanced by John Gilmer
Speed, and Hezekiah Butterworth con-
lributing to the series, Child Training
by the Froebel System" reviews the
work being accomplished by kindergar-
ten homes. The first chapters of a love
story by Francis Lynde, "A Worshipful
Ancestry" is a commentary on a So
c1ety fad. A pretty story of a. college
romance is told by Eliza
beth Overstreet Cuppy, and VIII n.
Harden writes of the loves of rural
folks in THE Return of the Incon-
stant." Mrs. Moses P. Handy con-
tributes "A Talk With Young Wives"
and Orlena L. Shackleford writes of
Ornamental Glass in all Ages" Two
pages are devoted to new ideas in fancy
work and embroidery, and another page
-ells of old and new charms for the
halloween frolic. The usual depart
nents Of cookery for girls, latest fash
ons, housekeeping helps, Horticulture
and young folks pages have strong
md timely features.