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

nent articles in this number we note
Ihe Demonstrated Success of the Sub
fnaflne~Boat. describing its mechanical
ana tactical features by Admiral Phillip
ilchborn. The Follies of Some Ameri-
can Exporters, being an account of how
not 70 succeed in export machinery trades.
oy A Continental Salesman "Russia's
Field for Anglo-Saxon Enterprise in
ASIA, by a. H. Ford. Dutch Guiana
from Gold Mining Standpoint by J. L.
Floranee. The Paris Exposition as a
e. eehanical Achievement" by Edmund
Mitchell. Disappearing Gun Carriages
N the United States, by G. H. Powell
PERSONS MAGAzINE.-.The Con-
qherers from the Painting by Fritel is
presented as the frontspieee in Persons
magazine for June a paper of extraor-
qqinary merit is contributed by Rene
The Iron Chest In the Tuileries," by
Alien Upward, is splendid historical con-
fribution. An absorbing. illustrated paper
Is furnished by r. Kearton, on Natural
story by Robert Barr, dllusuatedl, styled
me Silent Castle will be found unusu-
ally interesting. Then follows The Most
! S5i..h. a Country in the World,
py a Lady 'Poudre y Amour" The
Horse in War" and The Wrong Author"
al articles of excellent merit.
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FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR NON
THL4 The Two Scouts is the hanl-
some frontspiece in the June number of
Leslie $. The Presidents War is a
thoroughly interesting. Illustrated paper
by Deb, Randolph keim The story of
The Two Scouts" by A. T. CUTLER
Soach, is wen written and very interest
ing. "A Metropolitan Night by Samuel
II. Adams. Will be found a deeply inter-
esting Illustrated article. THE Bath
& ofnedy, by Agnes and Egerton Castle,
Is an entertaining contribution. Robert
=. Speer contributes a charming illus
trated paper under caption, AT the Ends
OF the British Empire" story of
genuine merit is For His Honors Sake"
by Martha Mcpherson Gray.
THE COMING AGE.-The June number
OF the Coming Age presents an excellent
The charming story of "Pwo Hearts For
One, by Mrs c. X. Reifsnider, is con-
tinued The same author contributes an
absorbing paper on Dreams and Visions.
handsome and well deserved biograph-
icaI sketch of John Ruskin--the critic
philosopher, prophet, and philanthropist
is from the pen of b. O. Flower An ex-
celient commentary on The Poems of
Emerson is contributed by Charles NAL
Tory. Many other well merited contribu-
tons will be found in this number of The
Coming Age.
THE OUTLOOK.-Th June magazine
number of The Outlook is the eleventh
annual illustrated number. In this issue
much space is given to illustrated articles
dealing with out-of-door and vacation
topics. Among the writer's for this issue
are: Henry Van Dyke, Frank Spearman.
William Gillette, the actor; Rev. Joseph
II. Twitchell, of Hartford; Dr. S. D. Nc
Council, whose topic is THE Moral Side
OF Golf; Jane Barlow. the famous writer
of Irish stories Ernest Ingersoll There
IHl 1nalf rrrfel 81 -.
position, coming conventions, travelling
abroad, and, in addition. the usual edi-
torial review of the week and comment on
current affairs and new books
GUNTON'S MAGAZINE. - The June
number of Guntons Magazine contains
the following interesting table of con-
tents: What Can the Pan-American
Congress Accomplish" by William Eieroy
Curtis: Party Policies for 1900 by Char
lotte G. Wilkinson; The Egyptian Ques-
ton" by Edwin Maxey. LII D.: Are
We Gothic or Mixed Race by MouI-
ton Emery; THE Ice Trust Outrage" "A
Labor-Gnion College Success Of New
Currency Law" Porto Rico Franchises
and Government, Renewed Philippine
Warfare, Some Imperialism Scandals"
Conference. STANDARD oiTs Labor
Policy More British Successes
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THE NORTH. AMERICAN REVIEW
The table Of contents in the North Amer
lean Review for June VIII be found unus-
ually interesting. II is as follows: The
Issue in the Presidential Campaign" By
w. J. Bryan; Australian Federation and
its Basis" by Edmund Barton; WIN
Solve the Race Problem 2. BY
Prof. J. r. Straton The Meeting Of the
Olympian Games" by Baron Pierre De
Coubertin; How England Should Treat
the Nanquished Beers, by Sir Sidney
s..4. - n -
Literature by f. Denison Ross; What
Has Become of HelI?" by the Rev G. W.
ShiDu ID. D.: Charter Needs Of Great
Cities" by Bird s Coler. Cecil Rhodes's
Future" BY Princess Catherine Radziwlll
The Rival Empires" British and Russian
Diplomacy" BIZ a diplomat 'AntaEonisrn
Of England and Russia, by Demetrius g.
Boulger; Great Britain I'm Asia, BY the
Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Temple. BIT.
THE HOME MAGAZINE. - Counting
the Nation by Electricity" with illustra-
tons OF the work OF the twelfth census
by Charles 5. Wilbur. is the opening num-
Der in the Home Magazine for June r.
Van Bergen contributes timely article.
entitled The Strange story Of the
Chinese Emperor. a good story is fur
nished by Morgan Robertson. under cap
tfon Of "A Cow, Two Men and a Parson"
a delightful paper from the pen OF DR..
Henry Liddell. on the subject OF The
Isand OF Magic. " fully Illustrated will be
read with interest. '@Thc Mystery Of the
Puzzle" Is a handsome serial story b.
VIII III. Clemens A large number OF
other excellent short stories and meritor-
ious articles will be found in this up-to-
date journal for June.
INGALLS, MAGAZINE.-8icCa Mag
azine for June contains two beautiful
coloTed plates and more than a hundred
illustrations of patterns OF artistic de-
signs. The table OF contents comprises,
Summer Hats, .Dressmaking Hints
A June Luncheon Wrinkles and How
To Cure Them. Handkerchief Waists
and Other Novelties. "A Fashionable Ac-
ompiishment-Wo Women Fencers Of New
York illustrated by photography.
Home Remedies" How the Course Of
True Love Was Made to Run Smooth,
story. Marriage Superstitions, Use
full Recipes" Toilet Hints. PATHS Ad-
vice TO Singers" and Fashion pages
GRANTS MAGAZINE--The first number
Of volume III OF this spleA1iid journal OF
history geography and current events Is
now before the public and Is Justly en-
titled 70 place In the front rank Of liter
AIRY Journalism THE Anglo Boer War
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