The Washington times., 1901-06-30

Sehe rIenard Whlte. and The Cardinal
Virtues" by William De Witt Hyde. The
current article OF the reconstruction se1
ries is by Albert Phelps, and deals with
the New Orleans of that PERIOD; There
is clever little sketch entitled '"The
Steel Engraving Lady and the Gibson
Girl by Caroline Ticknor. and a story
of the New England coast entitled "Fhe
Works on the Schooner Harvester" by
George Wasson. There are poems by
John Burroughs. Arthur Ketcham. w
Wilfred Campbell. Laura Spencer Porter,
Duncan Campbell Scott, Joseph Russell
Taylor, and Meredith Nicholson.
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THE Transmission of Yellow Fever by
Mosquitoes" by Surgeon General George
NJ. Sternberg. is the leading article of the
Popular Science Monthly for July Bal
ley Willis writes of Climate and Carbonic
Acid and Prof Rudolph Virchow of The
Peopling of the Philippines. The Intel
ligence of Monkeys is an interesting ar
ticle by Prof. Edward L. Thorndike. The
Evidence of Snails on Changes of Land
and Sea-" by DIR. Henry a. Pilsbury; The
Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory" by
DIR. Frank Waldo, and Cocaine Analge-
sia of the Spinal Cord" by DR.. Smith Ely
Jeliffe, are other features of this number.
''The Forum for July opens with "A
Plea for the Integrity of China, by
w. c. Jameson Reid. Hon. Henry 5.
Boutell, of Illinois, writes on The Sale
of Texas to Spain; Its Bearing on Our
Present Problems" President Thwing, of
the Western Reserve University, writes
of THE Shortened College Course, and
Oscar W. Underwood of 1.-The Corrupting
Power of Public Patronage" Higher
Technical Training" by Jacob Schoenhof;
THE Movements for a Shorter Working
Day" by w. Macarthur; Certain Fail
ures in School Hygiene, by r. Clark, and
"A Plea for Architectural Studies. by
Prof. A. d. F. Haullin, are among the
other articles contained In this number,
and there is an extraordinary expression
of opinion on THE Ethics of Loot" by
the Rev. Gilbert Reid, of the North China
Mission.
Frank Leslie's" for July contains an
illustrated article on The Great Log
JAM" by Stewart Edward White. and
another by r. Carl Litsey on THE Abbey
of Gethsemani." There is also novel
cite, Gross Ways" by Eden Philpotts,
and a poem by Herbert Bashford, enti-
tied THE Wolves of the Sea"
'The Smart Set for July begins with
a novelette, by Molly Elliot Seawell, en-
titled Papa Bouchard. Elizabeth
Duer Mrs James G. King Duer)
contributes a story entitled In Loco
Parentis." descriptive of the adven-
lures of a young society man who fathers
an orphaned infant. Mrs. Sherwood writes
of Some English Princesses. Edgar
Saltus breaches the Gospel of Gold, and
Edgar Fawcett tells a story of duplicity
and passion entitled In London Sea-
SON" According to Gibson is a 800
prize story by Erin Graham. Other sto-
rics are 'The Queens Love" by Justus
Miles Forman; The kisses of Already
by Richard Wiisted: Mrs Maitlands
Correspondent" by Jane Brevoort Eddy;
"a Deuce Came by Miriam CruiksHank;
The Error of Her Ways" by May Aus
tin Low and "Paquita, the Dancer" by
Mrs. Maraquita Bangs.
Notable poetical. features Of the num-
ber are ''Dighton is Engaged, by Gelett
Burgess, ''The Key by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox AT the Sign of the Cleft Heart,
by Theodosia Garrison, and "a Head of
Pan" by McCrea Pickering. Other con-
tributors are Clinton Scollard, Minna lrv-
ing Edith Bigelow Josephine d. Das-
kan, and r. K. Munkittrick.