The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

,ion NJ praed, illustrated by Henry Nc
carter, and tells how a Western coll
lege professor learned something Of val
ne from the Esquimaux.
charles warren. who was private secre-
tarv 10 Governor Russell, contributes a
charming politlcal story, and Grace FL
lerv ChanninE tells love story OF South
ern California, entitled. Francisco and
Francesca
There is also another Aunt Minervy
Ann story BY Joel Chandler Harris.
W. C.. Brownen contributes an appro-
citation OF the paintings OF George Butler.
tho eminent American artist illustrated
with many reproductions Of Mr.. Butler
work
Lieutenant Colonel J. u. Mney '(who
was Skaters chief Of staff. but IS row
I'm the Phnipplnes), gives some inside his-
tory I'm regard 70 Aguinaldo's insurrac-
ton and the forces back Of IT,
Robert Grant concludes his Search
LIGHT Letters. addressing some yigorous
advice ITO q Political ODtimist"
Most worthy Of note II DR.. Van Dyke
noom. n "sIumber Song Tor the dsh-
erman's child. illustrated by Nauac
Cowles.
There IS sufficient reason Tor calling
the September CENTURY a saltwater
number" Among the stories savoring
of the bring deep are found "Tho Way
of a ship" by frank II. Bulien: sal
vace" by Morgan Robertson; 1.-THE At
lanuc Speedway" by III. Phelps Whit
marsh: "Thc Cruise Of the Quer0': ."rhe
Sen Glu." q poem by Dr S. Weir Nil
chcu and ON article by William A. Coffin
q of f..
Sea-"
Tim special feature Of tho magazine
ie the FIRST OF q series OF four papers in
which Captain Joshua Sloelm nauatcs.
I'm humorous and individual style. the
story of his successful circlmnay.eation
of the globe. alone. in n fortv-f0ot si00D,
the Spray. constructed by himself
"Au American Torerunner of Droyfus"
is the story OF n gallant American naval
officer whose iife was made "a burden 10
him. carly in the present century, because
of h,e Jewish birth and faith. The al
cEaular the Great' and "Mnv-Sidcd
Franklin" Biographies are continued. and
Crawford's "Via Crucis' AVID Stockton
"Tro yizlor". and there are other paper.
poems and pictures that ianlsmen may
prefer to- the wealth of material about
;ho briny deep.
AN tho articles I'm the LADIES HOMIE
JOURNAL for September are SO good
that If g. difficult Go select any for spec
cial notice Julia Marl0we has some
thing To say about Dramatic Perform
ances by Amateurs' and Patti Lyle Cole
lins. the head OF the Dead Letter De-
partmcnt, tells us "Why Sis Million Let-
tcrs Go Astray Every Year Josiah Ale
laute wife concludes her story, Ny Styl-
r.H
ouhrr continues "Ol Pict.ama op.r-
IONS John Northern billiard writes Of
bringing in tho Sheaves' describing
harvest time I'm the far Ncst. Charles
II. BroGhlad continues his series of fem.-
nine types and this paper depicts "Ihe
East Side Girl of New York. Tho chief
pictorial feature IS the double page shove
me photographs of twen-y-l1ur Of tho
prettiest country homes ia America
Tho September issue OF FRANK les
LIES MAGAZINE might appropriately
De called the "Schlcy' number as tie
froutsuiece. and the two leading artl-
Giles are devoted t0 that hero. The first
paper is n biographical sketch of the Ad-
miraI. and the second q summary of his
important public utterance-. Other af-
fractions are a criticism in verse az
Maud Muliers actions con p summer
day." written 10y Mrs. Roger A. Pryor.
who is well known I'm Richmond, ana the
conclusion of Ruth McEnely StIarrs pa
thclc story of the queen O'Shcba,'
which has for It's most salient point the
dlrkcy's love of q big funeral Notable
on account of its author is the Japanese
story by Quote Nataua, the only Japan
csc woman writer OF fiction in This
country. Anna Norihcnd benjamin
writes OF Women as Army Nurses" and
William O.. simmons tells about "Ihe
America Cup Defenders" Worthy Of
note among the verse Is Frank j. stan
TOMS poem "rhe Parting Of the Ways"
DEl1CREsTs FAMILY lrAGAZINE
for September IS certainly the Dewey
number, SO FAR as the pictures go. The
fr0utsp.c.e is a run page picture OF Ac-
mlral Dewey. then there is a PAGE az
views OF Manila and the Fllpinos. and
double page OF pictures, showing the
principal places at which Dewey has
stopped on his h0meWard voyage III.
Irving Hancock writes OF "What Twou-
~ Dollars VIII DO in Manila" and as-
sIres the reader that q couple can cone
monce housekeeping comfortably with
that sum. Here is q chance for young
couples. too poor for even thc provcrbial
loVe in % cottage Della IT, Davis de-
scrihcs, in an interesting style. the Wo-
mans Athletic Association of Chicago
of which Mrs. J.. ID. Armour IS pres.-
cent Stanley Carr continues his "Bls-
mess Woman" series. ana writes Of the
"Ihe Woman Hotel Keeper and the
Gay Sermon for Women is by tho
same author. ana is dissertation on
"The Girl Who Elrts' Spencer Ogden
has a timely paper entitled 'Ihe Col