The Portland daily press., 1900-05-05
THE MAGAZINES.

The National MAaasine for Mag con-
tains articles on Affairs In Washington
by Joe Mitohsll Chapple; In aud Out Of
Congress BY Fred A. Emery; The Grand
Old Man Of Indiana By y. 8. Bovine;
Qusen; The Admission Of Texas and the
Mexican War By Charles Clark MUM,
and number OF Interesting stories.
The contents Of the Bookman for May
are Ths Fugue, A Memory, By Biorsncs
Wilkinson; The Opera Season By Esther
Singleton; To Certain Engiiss and Can-
adian Uorresponusnts by 4. p; The no.
nance Of the Hing by Arthur Bartistt
Maurice; The Grub street OF Today by
one VINO knows it; The Rsnaissa noe Of
The New Leaders Of Amsrioa. iliu ssratsd,
OF Regina Armstrong; Ada Nagri by A.
N. Won BlombtrI;, Ths Drama of the
Month By Norman Honord: Literary
Paris By Adoiph Oohn.
The contents OF the Universal Brother
hood Path for May are Niagars's voioe
and Lesson; The Death Of the soul by
j. A. Anderson, NJ. D.; Ths Lesson Of
living Room ~ Coroiyu I. ober;
Right thought and hight: Action BY
Heller Douglass; The Path OF Duty by Il
Il. o.; Egypt and Egyptian Dynasties
by Alexander wilder. n. p; The Mira
oies Of Love (verses) by Barbara Adair.
The contents Of Evsrybody's Magazine
for May are The Telephone BY Georgs
II. Parry; Riverside Romanes By Ed
vsrd Noble; Mr.. Hobo at Home by J X.
Greed: The ksgildipg Of AliJ knoc BY
n. Howard; The First War Newspaper
~ Lieut.. A. Meyer; How Railways are
Made safe by Eari W. Mayo; Mr. Croie
Rees' MAnosuvrs by W. Alexander Ross;
My Lady by Alfred Slade; Strange Batss
ot Some Noted Buildings hv Che ster Rar:
The Reverb CT Battle by John Le Bret
on;For Hcn1r's Sax, BY Percival Lane;
The Turing Point In My Career, collat
ed by W. de Magstaff; The Greatest ShiT-
yard In the World by George Aedford;
Helping the Cubans to Help Themselves;
Wanted Kisses by n. Dovelon.
The story OF everyday life. of . prosper
ous people and OF great warriors OF 5000
years ago has bsen brought 10 light by
the Univsrsity OF Pennsylvanis excava-
tions at Ancient Nippur. MIR. Hiiprecht.
tire famous A AssyriaD scholar. 10 ths lead.
er OF the expedition, and his woudsrft
discoveries are the subject OF the pttnci-
pal article in Ainsles's for May. Lieu
tenant Command Calkins, Admiral Dew
ey's navigating officer at Manila, oon-
| tributes much intsrestinR nrst-hand in-
| formation In The Filipino Leaders. A
most refreshing articls 10 James Hanil-
ton Lewis, A Political Paradox BY k. ID.
Cowen Harvey Suthefland's The Aris-
toorat OF the Kitchen brims with the
IL l6eiRhtful hpmor that oharaoterizss all
his work. IRE Fillmore Estate and The
ienesis Of the American Horss are good
reading. as is also Oscar King Davies &C
| count of Uncle Same taking the Sultan
Of Sulu under the flag. The fiction lie by
stephen Crane, Brigadier-0en Charles
| King. Eugene Wood. U. III. Williams
| and Howard Fielding.
The contents of Gunton's Magazine for
May are: The Control of the TEopins by
President David starr Jordan, IL. D.;
Expansion the Doom OF Protection BY
The Editor; Shabby Salaries of Our Re-
pnblic Officials by Adslbert II. Steele:
Review OF the Month; The City History
Club OF New York BY Charles Burr
Todd; Admiral Dewey Why the shs snsr'
81 Law. Death OF General Joubert. Della
go BAY Reward. A Luii In South Africa,
New Carnegie CofpoTatior. Croton Resell
voir Strike. Rapid Transit for New
York. The Kentucky Context, Irish En-
| nifty to England. American training for
| Lend Taxation in New u 'aland.
| MoClurs's Magazine for May gives an
intimate, vivid presen tmens cf General
Lawton az a man and q soldier. with
special reference to bis Philippine oam-
paigns, In an article by his oiose aasoei-
ate in the Philippines, Professor Dean
Q. Worcester. The article Is illustrated
with O series of nortraits of Lawton,
showing him at different ages from sew
enteen to tifty 1--we. and with other pic
Newcomb tells all about the tins and
which Is TO OCCUR on May 2Sth, and also
what astrouomers have previously learned
by such eolipses and what they hope to
| learn by this one A profusely illustrated
article py Earl Mayo describes the great
Atlantic liner Oceanic In ber unequ9llsd
magnitude OF ten Thousand tons weight
ard a seventh OF a mile OF length, telling
how she YVES built ana how she Is now
manned and operated. An article ey Ray
Sta npard Baker relates the story of The
| New Prosperity-a prosperity that With
| In two years brought farmers. merchants.
| me nufaoturers, and workmen or almost
every kind such an accession of Income a.
| they had never experienced before. and
greatly raised the country's rating In the
| financial calendar Of the world. DIR. Wat
SOD Ian Msolaren) writes Of the relations
of j ssus to the SAmaritans aud Pbari-
sess, and Of the social feud between these
two classes.