The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-04

dlee.
II hath been granted to US twain to meet:
All, let us finger in the pathway sweet.
And taste loves f1liness. drain It's ec-
Nor chill our passion with one thought
One fear Of the Hereafser's JUDGMENT
seat.
Yon cloudy pillar that enshroudeth all.
AMI, give us light upon the farther side:
Ere into madness thy dear lips. thy
Death shall not mock US all unsatisried.
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II McClure's Magazine for June had
nothing in It other than "Marconrs Wire
less Telegraph" by Cleveland Mof1et,. It
would be well worth the buying. bat when
we add '.Stalky 4 Co." by Rudyar9 Kip
ling: THE Gentleman From Indians" by
Booth Harrington: John Paul Jones
Greatest Fight" by Rev. c. T. Brady; "A
Question Of Religion" by G. x. Turner;
Lincoln and the Soldiers" By Ida II. Tar
bell. and .sDeweys Capture Of Manila" by
plete MAGAZINE.
The Century Illustrated Monthly Maga.
zine in always fine. and the June number
Is full of readable matter.
'IzaAk Walton" drawn by Albert f.
Steiner. illustrates Henry Van Dykes
''Fisherman's Luck
THE vizier CT the Twe-Horned Alexan-
DER fourth number. BY Frank R Stock
ton.
An excellen; paper by Gustave Kobbe.
on Heroes Of Peace" which tells about
those noble men who are the volunteer life
savers. Men who stand ready at any mo-
ment to sacrifice their lives for people
whom they have never seen are to be hon.
ored.
Mr.. Hamlin Garland has his ups and
downs IN literary sndeavor. "The Ute
Lover might be worse. The second verse
Is really very lovely. but the 1.-the brown
hey" and the ''croon OF the water and
the longing maiden lit by the MOON
could have been better reasoned had Mr..
Garland been less occupied looking for
his rhyme.
Ruth McEnery Stuart's dear story, "A
Note OF Scarlet" Is concluded in this mag.
azine, and very happily. too.
The posthumous article by Gen. sherman
on Franco ,Prussian Battlefield is Of
historic value.
The departments in this months Gen.
fury contain much excellent advice and
many timely suggestions
The Wide World Magazine. published by
the International News Company. New
York, Is out for June. with many curious
and adventurous stories. Among them are
my Baby Leopards." by r. H. Summers:
IA Night to Remember" by Mrs. Fred
Maturin: Through Pigmy Land" by Al
bert J. Lloyd 'Our Baboon Hunt" by
Charles Wisbey: "A Fight With Wolves on
the Altar" by Louis w. Elsenmann.
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The New illustrated Magazine for June
!, contains. among other good stories. one by
Mai e. s. May. r. III. A., Field Artil-
lery In Future warss's Robert Louis Ste-
venson." by 1.-TWO o. His Cousins" "A
Congo D'Elire,'' By' Henry Marley.
The fourth in the series OF Rose and
Chrysanthemum." by Carlton Dave. called
'.Singapura:" Their Prison House."
charming story by E. Phillips Oprenheim:
.sThe Earning Of wages" by Hamilton
Drummond, and "A Norwegian Maid,"
drawn by Leonard Newell.
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The Cosmopolitan for June has the usual
number of well-written stories. among
them I'm the Philippines. Past and Pres.
ent," by Robert Lawrence Packard: How
to Secure Expression In Photography"
numerously illustrated article by C. Fran
els jenkins: THE Women Of Today and OF
Tomorrow" by Harry Thurston Peck tthe
mex, number to be published in the July
Cosmopolitan by Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
Stetson). Count Leo Tolstoi's The
Awakening is continued: The Launch-
ing Of Larry" by Caroline Leslie Field.
and 1.-THE United States OF Europe" by
Edward Everett Hale. go to make the
Cosmopolitan very attractive.
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Harper's New Monthly Magazine for
June contains Henry Smith williams fine
article on THE Century's Progress in
Scientific Medicine" This Is enc OF the
best things In the magazine.
Had Richard Harding Davis or some 9th.
er much-boasted person not written THE
vagrant." II would not have been publish
ed. but have reposed with hundreds OF
stories alike lacking In originality. in sweet
oblivion. Henry Cabot Lodge has part v.
OF THE Spanish-American War;" with IL
lustrations.
Homer Beaa Hubert. F. r. G. s.. has
written an able article on Korean Iu-
ventions"
Mary Hartwell Catherwcod tells good
story In The Mothers Of Honore." As for
Mr.. Perkins Wife, by Huber. Fuller.
unless ne Is related 10 the magazine. there
Is no earthly reason for publishing his
story, except TO test the receiving ability
Of the readers Of Harper's Magazine. Mr..
Perkins Wife" Is neither sense nor non.
sense.
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The Strand Magazine for June Is no
less acceptable than usual. In this day OF
tommy rot In magazines. II II = pleasure TO
read this periodical Round the FIRE" by
Conan Doyle; THE Story OF the Brown
Hand" "iilda Made by Grant Allen;