The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-08-30
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The September number of McClures
Magazine will contain an deliberately il
lustrated article by Samuel Hopkins
Adams on The Training of Lions, Tig-
ers, and Other Great Cats"
Hon. George S. Boutwell, ex-secretary
of the treasury will write in the Sep
temher McClure's of AN Historic Sale
of United States Bonds in England. 5"
The article gives the text of the official
correspondence of our government with
the Bank of England relating to a some
what singular episode in the affairs of
the treasury department,
How McGrath got an engine" will
be the title Of Frank H. Spearman' rail
road story in the September McClure's
Mr. Spearman has already, in the Aug
ust issue, written of Conductor Pat
Francis"
"A Bill from Tif'any's will be the sub
iect of the second of the True Stories
from the Under World, by Josia Flynt
and Francis Walton, in McClure's for
September
Miss Edith Wyatt will contribute TO
McClures for September story of con
temporary Chicago life of no little sa-
tirical force. In Richard Eliot" she
has revealed in ridiculous light the
character of an affectedly refined exam
pie of literary nincompoop the picture
Of the German family of Hoffmans sin
tensely realistic and typical of Chicago.
Among the thirteen articles which
make up the September issue of The
Forum are many which from the point
Of view Of timelineSs and interest can
hardly he beaten. With China as a
burning question in the September issue.
we find Prof Paul 5 Reinsch consider
ing the problem of China against the
world and Mr. D. w Stevens. counsel
er to the japanese Legation at Washing
ton, setting forth 'lapans Attitude to-
ward China. Turning homeward and
taking the Presidential campaign for
DdbulltR, the reader has Geo Z. Roberts
clear explanation Of the meaning Of The
Kansas City Financial Resolution, Mr..
H. L.. West sthorough side-by side ex
animation OF the Republican and Dem
ocratlc platforms, and Ex-Governor
Stones presentation of The Campaign
Of 1900. from a Democratic Point of view.
Other articles Of more general interest
are w w Rockhills authoritative ac-
count of The Bureau of the American
Republics Mr.. Albert II. Washburn' :
Plea for Consular inspection; Prof.
Wilcox : eXplanation of American Cen
sus Methods E, J.. Johnson's eloonent
advocacy Vi the cereal merits of the cot
ton-seed; Prof, Max Muller's criticism of
The Present Anti-English Feeling a.
mong the Germans Walter T. Scaife's
essay ON Work and Wages in France.
and an enlightening article on The
Constitutional Crisis in Austria by DR.
Maurice Baumfield. Prof. w. ?. Trent
also contributes an appreciative criticism
Of Frederick HatrSon's last book of es
says
In the September Review of Reviews
will be found comprehensive treat
ment of the imperialism issue with
particular reference TO Mr., Bryans In
danapolis speech
Can China be Saved" is the title of
an exhaustive article by Talcott Will
ans Mr. Williams possesses rare fund
of information OH Oriental subjects. and
he has a definite programme to offer for
the world problem in China
Major John H. Parker, e: S. H., who
is stationed at Tanuan, Batangas Prov