The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-05
THE LATE MAGAZINES.

and It's puOllSneQ proceedings Will De READ
with interest throughout the country.
THE LATE MAGAZINES.
The June number of the Southern Farm
Magazine OF Baltimore contains a num-
Der of articles of practical timeliness for
the South. The subject OF education as
bearing upon Southern progress is dis
cussed in more than one article Hon. ].
l.. NJ. Curry, distinguished for his labors
in connection with the Peabody and Slater
funds In behalf of Southern education,
writes from the standpoint that the South
now recognizes that the cost OF general
education is the most legitimate public
charge, and that labor must be diversified
and skilled, and in constant and practical
union with directed Intelligence, and ar
CUES from that that industrial education or
manual training should be made a part of
all public school instruction.
In Table Talk for June. besides its
menus, recipes and general mention Of
womens interests it gives this month:
In Strawberry Time" by Margaret Hoag
land Warner; Frogs Legs" by James
Buckham; The Rose Fruit by Martha
Bockee Flint; Delicious Fruits Pre-
served" by Amelia Sulzbacher; Mothers
Cornet Lot" by Elizabeth Grinnell Ear
ly Training OF Children" by Helen Ray
mond Wells, etc.
Andre Bellesort's "A Week in the Phil
ippines,' which the Living Age has trans
lated from the Revue des Deux Mondes,
is the more interesting because this
sprightly frenchman saw the islands in
nhar
any interest to Americans, but while the
Filipino instruction against Spain was
in progress. He writes of them graphical
ly and with a Frenchmaus Characteristic
lightness.
Some surprising facts are given in Ev'ry
Month for June about the great Trans
atlantic steamships. They have often been
written about from the viewpoint of the
captain and passenger, but in this article
we look through the eyes of the chief
steward, who tells us marvellous things, IN
a matter of fact manner, about the con-
sumption of edbles and the management
of the housekeeping departments OF the
ship 1t is enough to startle any one to
know that in a single trip of six days
1900 eggs are eaten in one form or an
other; while life is sweetened for the in
mates of such a hotel to the extent of 800
pounds of sugar a day. There are other
no less amazing figures given in the inter-
view, which is illustrated by specially
taken photographs,
Mr.. W. T. Stead writes in the Review
of Reviews for June on "Oliver Cromwell
and the National Church of England
apropos OF the Cromwell tercentenary
Just celebrated in England Mr.. Stead
advocates return to Cromwelrs
Ideas of church establishment which
would certainly dispose of the quarrel
about rituallsm in the present English
church establishment. The article is illus
trated with reproductions OF famous paint
ings.
Golfers, anglers, yachtsmen, cyclers.
cancers and followers Of every seasonable
sport, will find something of especial In
terest in Outing for June. Notable feat
ures include articles on Golf" by Cham
pion Findlay S. Douglas and Hanson Hiss;
Where the ouananiche Is Waiting" by
Ed w. Sandys; New Yachts of the
Year, by Captain A. ]. Kenealy; "Prac-
teal Camping" by 7. c. Yard; Cycling
in France" by Norman Gross; BLACK
Bass" by Percy Sanford; Canoeing" by
George Hyde, and Lawn Tennis" by j.
p. Paret.
The Yosemite number OF Sunset bears
date OF April, but lateness in publication,
due to desire to do CALIFORNIA; Won
derland justice, is made up for by the
value of the publication. Professor Jos.
lie Conte one of the most famous and
best beloved of CALIFORNIA; scientists, and
Mr.. c. A. Bailey, a Yosemite authority,
contribute the leading articles upon that
subject. The magazine is full of other
good things, including DR.. Mays sixth
paper upon the Old Missions; and the
whole issue is beautifully illustrated
The Partisan for June contains more at
tractve articles than usual; as the fol-
lowing proves; THE Home of Jan Van
Beers" by S. de Pierrelee;; "Lago Bar
CO." by PontseyreZ; The Hotel des In
yalides," by D'Ecoiles; THE Runaway
Automobile" by Vaucare; THE Diary Of
Thief" by BrieuX; The Apollo Cal
lery," by Galbrun, and the piece de re-
sistance, timely article on American
Imperialism" by Paul de Rousiers.
Universal Brotherhood for June COM
mences with the second article of the
series, Egypt and the Egyptian Dynas-
ues, Dy Alexander Wilder, M. ID. He
entities the article "Auratie-the Children
OF the Sun," It is accompanied by num-
Der of interesting illustrations of the
Egyptian Deities and Is notable for the
new, light it throws upon this mysterious
land,
John Northern Hilliard contributes
short paper on Spanish Proverbs" to the
International for June. The Spanish are
known to excel all other nations in the
number and aptness of their wise sayings
and Inaxims, and Mr.. Hlliard gives
number of the best Of, these, making. with
his remarks on the subject, a most en-
tertalning article.
Meat Patties.
Chop or mince any cold meat, season
with pepper. salt and a dash of nutmeg
o. grated lemon rind. moisten slightly