The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-30


! Miss Ncsblts charming stories oil cniufun VA
, titled "Nocl's Princess.
On every page Of the woman's Hcme COM
panion for Juno is written the joys ana an''e'-
nations OF summer. but especially SO III 'n'
! prcfusoly illustrated article, some couI'
! Painters TO Queen Rose" being the iast w
| erary work OF tho late Cora stuart Wn .l.
! Prospective vacationers will read with lntoress
7 the rules laid down by Frank IL. Nistoli.y ~
| iho simple Art Of swimming, win ,. .na
| principal strokes illustrated by DRAWINGS lr TON
! IL, while tho stay homes will Appreciate
/ In the same degree the practical paper ~ ..
| Harry Adams, telling how to make inc sum
me. piazza an inviting retreat
| Codeys Magazine for June opens with
! contribution by Joseph Dana Miller. on 'rho
snnplard In Cuba" In this paper MIR. Miller
gives clear, concise and unansweraoIu sau.
| nlent Of the whole Cuban question, reviewing
| The history of SPANS rule In the island lrou
| ,ta beginning to the outbreak OF the war WIN
| the United States. Tho article covers tne
! subject 40 thoroughly that 1t should DC k.p1
| for reference by every reauer Vi 'ou"'
| tory making events.
| Mccuras Magazine for June will be spe-
oia war number. with articles by GcheFai
| Miles and General Ftzhugh Lee; an account
of the first cruise Of the niSeEad Rnssa ne't who
Mas on Tho flagship New York; destriptlon
| Of The n 'arching Of the volunteers. by WI
liam Allen White; some songs Oh me r, on,i's
! of s;erl" by James Barnes; an american
! account OF his Ifs In Manila and other Timely
articles. and gr.at many pictures relating to
the war
Of tho dozen tales contained In the June
number NJ short Stories. about half OF them
oro original contributions 10 the magazine
Notewrrtiy among these is ono. entitled Two
| Colonial Danes" by Anna Dill Gamble; an,
other rs n Samoan love story called me oIu
Tiputn." the author A. K. So'ey, haFlhs povn
n resident of the island for some time.
Tho. arpreciation of Sidney Lanier, by TIL.
Reut2on NIadamo Blanc). which the Living
Ase presents in translation in its numbers for
May IA and May 81, is probably the fullest,
most discerning and most delichte tribute oFur
paid to this poet. whose qualities nave ueeh
inrcrfectiy appreciated among his own conn
tfvmen.
The Newspaper Magazine for May is the
second number Of this publication. 1t is graft
fying to sec that it has met with Success, ami
is aprnrentiy filling satisfactorily niche Of
It's own. Tho frontispece for this number 10
a portrait Of Gladstone. There arc several
articles about the W.T., tho army and the navy,
reprinted from the daily press. The issue con-
tains III pages, and the table Of contents
shows some sixty centres.
May elv the nth laatalln cnt Il to eriai
the Mills OF the Gods and there are iilUs-
| tratcd articles on "The First Battle BetN cen
lroncuds," Spain and Her Colonies" and a
historical sketch CT the disastrous Partisan
Discussions of American Wars, giving re-
view OF those unfortunate party differences
that have taken place while this country has
beer engaged in hostlities abroad.
Carriers Magazine fer May rccords leading
pln 10 hr oh u al,
Hawaiian slands. Chicago Women Musical
Composers" by Julia :'aysGn Uncle sam's
liflnnE ships" by p j. Mahou and several
short stories, among them AN Episode at the
Prosldiu' by Gordon Poynter, MIR. Cleayer's
Failure" by Ope Read. and Long Johns
Romance" by Marie Madison, complete the
9 number.
D.. In the Bulletin of the Bureau of American
Republics for April will be found very full
c account of the sugar industry at Tucuman, II
: tho Argentine Republic. and sketch of TIL,
= now dock at La Boca in Colombia besides
@ great deal OF oher information of the high
= est Importance to any person Interested in tn,
u trade with Latin America
A Gunton's Magazine for May is aggressivel,
patriotic, containing defense of the presen
war with Spain, which is characterized ms "a
y war Tor Peace n survey of Spanish rule i,
;, ouoa, ana several editorials which echo tn
sentiment Of these articles. What TO Do fn
!, sums. Tammnny and Public Improve
= ineu!s. Does Invention Lessen Emnloy
g Mem! ana other subjects are Intelligent
A discussed also. se'''
~ Soihuel Parsons, Jr,, lately superintendent
o Of parks in New York city Is norbora ~
tiGhest American authority or tho rn,,In
u paIl b'nutityng of parks His article 'Tr
>, rmrks ana the Peope.' in the Nav ,n6palt,'
" a aoin OF the Outlook, is Thoroughly reld
Is a. Ts,H,
cha'ming illustration. ''u"N''''' an