Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20

NJ. AlfrienQ writes some interesting rec
elections of John Wilkes Booth. Other
choice productions in this number are
Prince Charko." by Maxim Gorky
THE Clothes and the Woman-In Flc-
ton The Observer" and "Chorus in
the woolsack."
THE HOME MAGAZINE.--one Of
the handSomest as well as best maya
ZINES 10 be found is the October num-
Der Of the Home Magazine. The cover
page aud frontpiece are choice bits Of
artistic skill The whole number is
both beautifully and chastely illustrat-
and the magazine is deserving OF a wide
circulation.
Thanks TO the Valet" by Charles
Russell HALEY, is choice story; From
the Spruce to the Printed Page" by
Henry Harrison Lewis. Is a paper OF eN-
traordinary and useful information.
''rhe Wreck OF the rltan." by Morgan
Robertson. is thrilling story OF the
sea; "Under the Top Light "'rhc Con-
elaye OF the Knights Templar at Louis
Vile" and THE Plays OF the Month"
are other fine contributions in this
splendid number.
NtcCLuREvS MAG AzENE. The OPEN
Ing number In McClures Magazine FOE
October Il Geographic sketch OF ].
Pierpoint Morgan, the great financier,
by Ray Stanuard Baker; The tam
many Commandment Is the subject OF
timely paper by Josiah Flint Che
concluding story of KIM" by Rudy
ard Kipling. will be found In this issue;
Clara Morrls's entertaining account OF
the Staging of Miss Mutton Cyrus
Townsend Brady's appreciation Of
''Frontenac the Savior of Canada" and
tho "RoundmaSters Story" are prom
inent features of this number The
Other Man is sweet love story rho
Honor of the Transgressorn and "fhe
Kings visit" complete this superb
number.
EVERY wfrEIRE.-tWill carletons
magazine Every Where. for October. ia
one of the most interesting of the many
monthlies that have come to hand
That keen-eyed editor and charming
writer seems to know exactly how 20
make a magazine that viii entertain
everybody. and at the same time. In
struct without firing the reader. Two
poems by Mr.. Carleton In this number
will take high place among the myriad
tributes to the martyred President
An article called "A Republic of Re-
publics?" by II. W. Crosman. is dar-
ing conception and not at all unintef-
esting Margaret e. Sangster has her
usual collection of new poems In this
number and Kate Epson Clark. in 'The
Fine Ant of Speech gives some good
advice to soft-voieed, inaudlble orators.
GRAMS MAGAzlNE.--sh current
number of Grams Magazine Is a sp.en-
did publication. The table of contents
contains the following choice articles:
IN Search OF Natures Secrets, by
Charles &C. Aaron; Andrew Jackson"
by Milton Reeve: "'The Mailed Hand OF
the Trust" I'm Washington Corridors:
'sThe Growth of American Cities.'
Richard Croker's Horoscope" "fhe
| Apex Of Yellow Journalism "Chris-
| tian Science President McKincy's
Assassination and It's Lessons An
| Opinion OF President Roosevelt and
Young Folks Story of the World.
An idyil of Ignorance.
She was sensitive young thing,
whose early education in the languages
had been SO sadly neglected that she
didn't know Itch liebe dieh'' was tl>s
German iof love you WHEEL, =
| course was ner hiisiontune ra'nef ehan
| her fault But she was pretty and pink.
"iiite anu su"iniei sn'sn' aiiu s"o ''u
sweetheart "Hae ihoie 'iian '"ese
things can fair young creature ask for
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happy POSSIBLY IL was pecause ,"'
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'iuoo'"' anu pos'fD'' ~ vas DeN"sN
young man IN ihe case was iloe as Draw
as ne was .ehuei anu no oioanoo mo ae'i.
uments M iofe'sn 'ohs'e i"s'''a
ieutlng 'nen' rsht QUIZ IN eoou' p'','l
English. In any event she came SOD
Ding 10 her mother ono o'e"'',s a. ''es
ABOUT the nour ~hoh ioseis IVY '"Vi'
happiest moments anu 'ne i"'"'c ~
ioius IRON une .Wiiishe s"aao"S ing
scroii Oh lhorh'ns sun'ien'' a' 'osy eo''4
ana promising
oh' hahia' she "epl' i'sn'y anu
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