Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-27
LITERARY NOTES.
Nid-summer Magazines.

the Pacific with the Atlantic; Inc Iial w
Mayo. gives a birdseye view Of the 4 EN-, En-
pire City of the Future. Arthur Slrinses
contributes story in the same VEN DO
his Loom of Destiny series. , - - tale tale
of india is mo ja-Kallu," by Mary ).
Stafford. .'The Outside by Samuel Mer r,
win reveals pathetic f sPso Sem 01 ie
Of The Chief" by J. Lincoln SteHens' Is
4 true-to-life detective story
McCLURES MAGAZINE-The July
humber of McClures Magazine contains
several notable features; among sh zen w q
III Bryan, on Railways in CHINA, anu on
pur diplomatic relations with Great Bri-
taian 1.-The Outsider" by Rudyard hip-
Kipling ever wrote. Mr.. William White
Aliens political portrait" of william
Jennings Bryan will attract particular
attention. In addition TO these speclat
stories in this issue. Bret Harte, IN
Jack and Jill of the Sierras, tells OF an
episode in California mining camp camp
ahe motive of which is evidently lnsplreu
by the old nursery rhyme. Inc issue ais4
contains true story of The Fan OF
Quebec" by Cyrus Townsend Brady, me
Master" by Ian MaclaFen. and an album
dance of light fiction suited to summer
number
THE POPULAR SCIENCE MoNIh-
LY-The July number contains al n1
nther articles, a paper by simon New
conoh the astronomer. entitled Chapters
on the Stars" new paper by ". I .aii
kline, the discoverer of the preventfa ..aS
against the plague, on PreVen emf solar
eclinse by Sears p. Langley OF the
Smithsonian Institution, ana artlcles + on
New Sources of Roentgen Rays, on ol,e
Massachusetts Institute OF Tecnnology,
Malaria and the Malarial Parasite, by
DR.. Patrick Manson and on wv ashl m}
ton as Explorer and surveyor. nc
contents gives promise that the masa-
zine will he well cared for by its new
management.
THE oUTLOOK-The July Magazine
Number of The Outlook contains an IN
teresting collection of pictures relas;e
to the present Chinese crisis, lncluulns
authentic portraits of the young emperor
and of Kang Yu Wei the famous ieauer
of the Chinese Reform party-portralts
obtained from Chinese sources, ana
it is believed never before published
an excellent portrait of Mr.. Conger, our
minister to China, portraits of General
Commander in China Admiral Kempn,
and Captain McCalla, and alaso rare
and interesting group portrait OF tne
members of the Chinese Foreign Ofhce'
the Tsung-H Yamen.
Parsons MAGAZINE-Among the
MANY choice articles contained IN the
July number of Pearson s Magazine Is
"A Machine that Almost Thinks, when
ty. A fascinating article is that styleu
.How viii the World End?" An ex-
haustive and timely paper on the subject
of Better Roads will be found of much
s Hotel" by Cutliffe Hyne, is the begin
hing of new up-to-date story, when In
The main, is located on board one OF our
big Atlantic liners. The several stories
and contributions are handsomely Illus
trated. making the magazine very at
tractive.
of the Home Magazine should be congrat-
ulated on their July number. Timellness
is always the motto of this ever,interest-
ing periodical, and the July number more
than establishes a record. Hudson Max
inns article on THE Coming War;" is
very timely. Mr.. r. Van Bergen's paper
on THE Real Situation" is also of great
Importance. OF other timely interest IS
an article on the Paris Exposition, and
one on THE Possibilities of Porto Rico,
both handsomely illustrated. Prof. Moore,
of the United States Weather Bureau, dis
cusses ''Freak Tornadoes' in the same
number. All in all, the July Home Mag
azine will give its competitors in the
magazine field a hard race for first
THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE
Gen. VIM. B. Parsons presents an excel
lent illustrated paper on the Coming En-
cheering Development of the Far East"
IN the July number of the Engineering
Magazine. Three other papers which are
particularly timely are those of j. stephen
Jeans, on The Situation from British
Point of View" an editorial article on
1.-THE Settlement of the MachinistS Strike
In the United States" and a splendidly
Illustrated description of the Power Fea-
lures of the Paris Exposition by Mr.. w.
H. Bonner Two other richly illustrated
articles are presented in this issue-one
by Walden Fawcett on the Ship Build
ing Yards of the United States" the other
by H. Mortimer Lamb, on Mining in
British Columbia The Review and In
dex of the Engineering Press concludes
an unusually rich and handsome number.
THE SMART SET-The July number of
The Smart Set is one of the most meri-
torious yet furnished by its enterpris
ing publishers A remarkable article
title of "A Voice Within will be read
with interest. Gertrude Atherton contri-
butes thrilling story. styled The Strid-
ing Place; The First Ocean Yacht
Race, by stephen Fiske, and THE White
Doe, by Clinton Ross, will be found UNI
usually attractive stories Other stories
are by Vanace Thompson, Prince Valadi-
mir Vaniatsky, Howard NJ Hoke and w
]. Thorold and there is story in the
original French by Leon de Tinseau. The
poems are by Edgar Stringer, Carolyn
Wells, Frank Roe Batchelder, Ella
Wheeler Wilcox and many others.
THE COMING Personal Remin-
iscences of William Warren by Rev.
James Henry Wiggin is the opening
number in The Comiog Age for July. OF
original essays, we find The Teaching
Function of the Stage from a Clergyman's
Standpoint" by George Wolfe Shinn.
d. D.; American Artist-artisanshp."
by aqstaf contributor; applied Psy-
chology," by H. G. Peterson, NJ. D.;
The Hebrew Philosophers by Prof.
Nathaniel Schmidt, PhD. "The Poems
Of Of, Emercon," by. Charles .Malloy, and
"Nature's Perennial Youth" by Daniel
Bachelor The subject of Dreams and
Visions is Interestingly treated by Mrs.
c. K. Reifsnider. The two stories, Be
tween Two Women" by Carlotta Ryan,
and Two Hearts for One" by Mrs c.
+. Reifsnider, are both charaming pro-
auctions.
THE PARISIAN-The Partisan for July
as usual is a charming number. The fol-
lowing extraordinary interesting table OF
contents make up this issue: French
Painting in the German Pavilion, illus
trated, by Oliver Merson; Madam Sourdis,
by Emile lola; Symbolic Art at the Paris
Exposition illustrated. by Marac Lee
grand; The Deg Cemetery of Paris IL
Iustrated, by Leon de Montarlot; The
King of the KloGdyke. by Auzias-Tur-
enne; The Three Vernets. Illustrated by
Armand Dayot; Features of the Paris
Exposition. illustrated; The Spanish
Bandit, by Prosper Mermee
McCALL'S MAGAZINE-McCaIp Mag
azlne for July is at hand and contains
the usual array of interesting matter for
woman as shown by the table of contents.
which follows: THE Very Latest Cos
slp, from the World OF Fashion" "Fads
and Fancies," Smart Street Costumes
QllustrationG THE Small Belongings of
Dress, Questionable Gowns for Warm
weather Gllustration), How to be Pop
ular. "A Chinese Wedding" illustrated
by photograph, about Celebrities. ''Hay-
ing Your Picture Taken" THAT Clever