Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-08-19

Idol, ? Ten Years Trial. and THAT
About Laura Hornbaker."
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE.--Ab eauti-
full cover page adorns the midsummer
number of McClures Magazine. The
End of the Battle is the graphic
frontspiece by w. r. Leigh. "A Pris-
oner Among Filipinos" is the begin
ming of a thrilling story by Lieut.
Commander James c. Gilmore, u. S. N
George Beardsley contributes hand
some Nebraska story under caption OF
"Cavalleria Rusticana.'' Conductor
Pat Francis" is a highly entertaining
story by Frank II. Spearman The
story of Orphan school life. styled "A
White Sheep by G. K Turner, will
be found deeply interesting. "A Pirate
and Princess" True Stories from the
Under World; "The Life OF The Mas
ter" and "A Chance Shot" complete
this excellent number.
GUNTON'S MAGAZINE.-The fol-
lowing superb table of contents is con-
tanned in the August number of Gun
tons Magazine; Sound Shipping Pro-
lection by William w. Bates: THE
Two Platforms" by The Editor;
"Christendom's Unity and Peril" by
Leonora B. Halsted: Review of the
Month; Effect of Topography on
Economic Development" by Jacques
w Redway; Social Settlements in
New York" by Charles Burr Todd !;
Are We a Gothic or Mixed Race" by
Moulton Emery; The Chinese Out
RACES" American Policy in China,
%
solution OF Trusts" Gold Standard
Not Yet Safe" Save the Forests.
PEARSON'S MAGAZINE.-A wide
variety of subjects, and entertaining
writer's, with beautiful illustrations. are
the features that recommend Pearson S
Magazine. Great Wheat Farms" by
Bob Holland, is graphic description
of the great wheat farms of the west;
Death and the Deluder," by Seumus
McManus, is a short Irish story; The
Umbrella Boat" by H. c. Fife. and
How Animals SWIM by ]. G. Millars,
are both very instructive articles.
The Romance of the Secret Service, -
by f. NJ. White, is a capital story.
The Outlaw of talkensteig," by Rafael
Sabatim, and numerous short stories
make up very complete number.
49,
INGALLS, MAGAZINE. - McCalrs
Magazine for August has reached our
table filed with choice illustrations of
patterns of elegant designs for ladies
misses and children. This magazine is
filled from cover to cover with matter
that is interesting to women, as is
shown by the table of contents which
follows: The Well Dressed Woman
Summer Styles - Stylish Summer
Gowns Gllustrationl- Home-mad Per-
fumes-How the Fashions Were Made
Hints for the Summer Girl-The
Great Jersey Wash" illustrated by
photographs -Garrick' Duel (story)-
Fancy Work Department-Preserv
and Canning-Summer Drinks-For
Hot Weather Teas and Luncheons-
PRACTICAL Recipes-Simple Remedies
for Everyday ENTHUSIASTICALLY at
Dinner
THE SMART SET.-One of the
brightest stars in the literary galaxy Is
The Smart Set, and the August number
is a genuine sparkler." Its contrib
utors are writer's OF merit and ability.
From THE Master of Chivalry," by
Margaret Lee, to "A Midsummer After
noon in Town." by Blanche Cert its
pages are teeming with the richest lit
erary productions. THE Worthington
Robbery" by Mabel Jones; "Io-The
Great American Novel," by Eloi De
Vaux; MY Niece, Mrs. Dove" by Car
oline X. Duer; Learning More of
Life" by Edgar Fawcett; "A Proposal
nv fro - l,NyI I
Secret of st. James's Palace" by Allen
Upward; THE New Prince Hail." by
Clinton Ross, will be found charming
contributions, peculiarly well adapted
to midsummer reading.
THE OUTLOOk.-A remarkably in
teresting periodical will be found in
the August number of The Outlook.
THE Situation IN China" is the open
ing number, followed by The Boer
War; Cuban Affairs" and THE
Philippines; The New Orleans Mob
and Gold Democrats" each OF which
are ably and intelligently discussed. In
editorials we find Issues OF the Cam
paign,' and King Humbert." OF
contributed articles the more noticeable
are The Cuban Teachers at Harvard
University, Two Paths" by Lyman
Abbott; THE University of Virginia. .
by Hamilton w. Mabie; William
Shakespeare-Poet, Dramatist and
Man." by Fl. w. Mabie; Rear Admiral
George G. Remey" (portrait and
sketch).
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
The following extraordinary interest
ing table Of contents is contained in the
August number OF the North American
Review: The Crisis in Climatic
Duty of America, by John Barrett;
The Responsibility of the Rulers. by
Lieut. Carlyon Bellairs, r. NJ; AmerI-
cas- Share in the Event on Partition.
by Demetrius G. Boulger; Causes Of
Anti Foreign Feeling. by Geo. B.
Smyth; The Japanese View OF the Sit