Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-18
Der number Of the Home MAGAZINE is

Der number OF the Home Magazine IS
a handsome contribution to the literary
world. The Most Powerful Gun in
the World is the title of superb arti-
Gle by Frank Heath. THE Real Mark
Hanna Is biographical article full OF
anecdotes by viii NJ. Clemens. Open
Air Fetes at Bryn Mawra is hand
somely illustrated article by D. Allen
Willy The fiction of this number in
Guides Revenge or Pardon a prob
,, lem story by Edgar Fawcett; Captain
Kettles President" sea story in CUT
line Hyne's best vein, and "A Tragedy
or the Pyramid" a somewhat weird
story, by Culyer Reynolds. There are
the usual departments on the stage.
new books and OF interest to women.
GRANTS MAGAZINE.-A prominent
and timely article in Grams Magazine
for October is one on West Indian Hur-
ricanes,' by DR.. Eugene Murray-Aaron.
Other special articles are the "Koko-
Nor Tibetans." by the Hon. William
Woodville Rockhill; China. Its Capt.
tai, Empress and Reformer," by Miss
Seidmore; In South Africa With Bull
Ter, by Capt. George Clarke Musgrave;
A legend OF the Ius" (from the Chi
nese), by Rev. Dr. Thwing. Add to
these the usual departments of For
eign Trade, The Worlds Doings,"
In Washington Corridors Woman
and Her World with the continuation
OF Mr.. Grams captivating story. MIN
cite, and remarkable full table OF
contents is made up.
THE OuTLOOK.--The October mag
azine number OF the Outlook contains
an article by Jacob A. Riis on Theodore
Roosevelt's father, with a portrait; a
hnely illustrated article on the great
artist, George Frederick Watts. by
Cosmo Monkhouse; Problems of the
Arid Region" by Elwood Mead, with
many pictures: picturesque talk about
John Burroughs at "Slabslidesv (his
summer cabin. with pictures; the
twelfth part of Mr.. Mabie's William
Shakespeare, dealing with the earlier
tragedies; besides poems, stories, the
usual full history of the week. etc.
THE DELINEATOR.--In the October
number Of this splendid magazine OF
fashion is an ably written article by
Laura b. Starr on The Women OF
China. Mrs. Crowninshield's paper
on White House Brides" is delightfully."-
reminiscent and furnishes an attractive
picture OF life and manners during the
different administrations. Charles ID.
Roberts romance of "M-...e Marianne"
is charmingly told, carrying TO the
reader with its breath of the Acadlan
woods story of love. sacrifice and
remuneration. Other excellent articles
in this number are Styles for ladies'
The Dressmaker," Social Observ-
ances," "a Royal Palace and It's
Queen, Club Women and Club Life
and Domestic Science"
McCALL'S MAGAZINE. - McCalrs
Magazine for October is just at hand,
with more than one hundred ilustra-
lions OF patterns of up-to-date designs
for ladies' misses and children's gar
ments. The table of contents is as fol-
lows: New Materials for Fall and
Winter. Fashion Notes for October,
Practical Hints for Dressmakers' Ideas
for Evening Gowns. How to Take Care
o. the Hair. Speak Softly, The Kitchens
OF Society illustrated by photographic,
The Art OF Picking, Recreations of Fa-
nous Actresses, The Girl Who Makes
the Best Wife. Hew to Press Flowers,
Politeness of Home.