Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-11

coe; "A Journey to the Abyssinian Cap
ltal, by Captain M. S. Welby.
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE. - The June
number is embellished by a lovely cover
page designed by Artist Frank Du Mond
SHILLING the Tempest is presented as
frontspiece. An article that will attract
much attention is "A Cadet at the Battle
! of Yalu"-a story of the Japanese-C Chinese
| war-by Adachi Kinnosuke. j. Lincoln
StenenS discusses Governor Roosevelt
as an Economist" AT The Dovelys' is
! a present day story by Sewel Ford A
story by Tighee Hopkins, entitled THE
release OF BENJAMIN Cudd' is quite at
tractive. The Cape Nome Gold Fields"
by w. j. Hampton, viii be found highly
interesting The Night Run of the
Ninth, "A Time in Court" and The
Life of the Master complete this ex-
cellent number.
BRUSH AND PENCIL-With the June
number of Brush AMI Pencil the series of
Biographical Articles on distinguished
american painters is renewed. Helen
Sole, writes an interesting sketch of
henry Q; Tanner. The article is hand
somely illustrated "A New Movement in
American Architecture is highly COM
mendable paper by Elmer Gray. A hand
some contribution, under caption OF THE
AftS ana Crafts Movement at Home and
Abroad, will be read with much interest
Maud Burnside contributes an article Of
rare merit on the subject Of Artistic
photography in Forfeiture" American
Art at Parls is ably treated by f. b.
Sheafer. "CleVerness. Art and Artist is A
thoroughly Observation-Disclosures paper
by Gardner Teall. Louise w Jackson s
shetcn OF Mr.. Whistler as a Teacher is
mghly commendable contribution.
Brush and Pencil stands in the front rank
OF Art Journals, ana is deseryedly one OF
the most popular.
oCTING.-A beautiful frontspiece in
colors, entitled The Road Cart" Will be
round in the current number of Outing
Jasper " hltney presents a very readable
paper illustrated in tour colors) on The
Country Cart of To-day" -His First
Race IS brilliant short story by Arthur
RUM In Woodland and Bywaysr is Il
refreshing account Of a morning walk IN
June by Lynn T. Spra que. The Why and
Wherefore of Coli Rules, will be care
Iuiiy perused by Golfers. Stewart Z.
Whlte furnishes a most excellent paper
styled ION the Big Sea Water" x Bit
About Bass is a charming illustrated
sketch by E. w. Sandys Numerous
other very interesting articles will be
"A jungle Duel Twenty Hours
II the Ropes" and -The Way OF the
Sportsman.
THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW
OF RENIEWS.-The American Month";,
Review of Reviews for June is a we'll
Illustrated number The important news
topics OF the month are editoFiaily treated
II The Progress OF the World, /" the open
ing department. A character sketch Of
James ]. HILL Builder Of the North
west" is contributed by Mrs Mary Har-
rinlan Severance. or. Albert Shaw, the
edlIors writes on paris and the EXPOSE
ton of 1850 Mr. Jacob A Rifs. author
OF How the Other Hall Lives. forecasts
the work of the New York Teneuent-
House Commission. MIR Cleveland Airffet
writes on Automobiles for the Average
Man Mr.. Charles A. Conant describes
the operation Of the refunding law passed
by Congress last March.
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AfNSLEE'S MAGAZTNE.-@En Engineering
Presidential Campaign is a timely and
readable leader in AfnsIee's for June.
The Chinese Minister, WI Ting Fang
contributes an article. In which he STATES
MS conviction that there IS vast field
Tor American trade in China. sttrhamp
clark and His District by TheosIore
Dresser. is an excellent picture OF this
individual. our Foreign Population.
by John Gilmer Speed. is a comprehensive
study Storms Of the Rockies ~
IAonas G Knowles is an inviting torfe
handled with much dramatic force. Re-
sides there is a humorous story hy Major
" r. Drury, an Indian story by Duncan
campbell Scott. the weli-known Canadian
Toward Fielding and rigadier-EseneraI
Charles King.
THE ENGINEERING MAGAZINE
The June Member Of The Engineering
Magazine well susfains It's national reptl-
tation as the leading scientific agaxi11e
now published AmouE the more prouf-