The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-09
NEW MAGAZINES.


such revolution is not so greet as it
| seems. An interesting and m 2ty PAGE,
/ IS that of Judge Simeon E HaldW II in
walch ne ne SHOWS in a Io2g light til
[ evils that result from The Encroaeh-
men1 or the American college upon ere
/ University. The univesS ty prerenSfons
OF the small college put grfevous bur
| den on the 'bread-winner'F the srrdaDt
who sees before him still long appren-
tlceShlp In law. medicine, theology, CT
IN the technical departments Three wears
instead OF four and more practical
{ courses OF study such is the important
ADVICE of one who knows of what ne
writes. The foreign ar fcles in this
number OF the Intei national Monthly are
L1ny up TO the high level of their prede-
ceSSoFS~ Dr. Richard Ma Yer of the Uni
Ners1ty of Berlin, concludes an ESSAY.
| written in his best and most pog, ereIII
| TeIn' on German Criticism" Nj Andre
Ltoon munster OF commerce under The
rate PrCSideut Fdure) tOlches with deTi-
cate irony on the recent at erupts to re
VVe the DESTINATION of Rights of 1883.
ana PIot Carl Won No-rien completes a
valuable and exhaustive arr Gle on Fbp
PrtnclpIes OF Modern Dfetetfcs " The
Railway Alliance and Trade DfstrIcfs
or the United States" by Prof. Chas n
i1aI-lS entertaintnsiy written and is most
feature of this number consists in the
DOCK reviews by Charles A Conan. Rms
sell SturgIs. and Harry Thursaon Peck.
nflet Due independent and authoritative
The Dream Woman" a story fom
John Luther Longs, The Prince of lin
SION, is the first article in a most inter
est1ng issue of Book News "A d Mo-
matte Crusade another piece of 6cfIon
from "Bryn Mawr Stories, j" is fIlustratfye
oil the college spirit of that inst .tuticn.
"A letter selected from The Missing An
sWers to an EngIishwomau's Love Let
Isrs deals IN an unusual manner with
browning and Swinburne The frontis
piece Is the portrait of George Barr Nc
! bin,
amusing autobiography There Is q rar
Jung good article ON the English prose-
poet, lie GaLl1enne. Authors Calendar is
resumed IN response to numerous requests
LII Williams writes as interestingly as
ever OF the more important new books
ana all other current publications md
the usual fair criticism that Book News
Is wont to bestow. John Wanamaker
Philadelphia and New YORK..
The Cosmopolitan for June is even moro
than usually strong in fiction Ian Mac
Laren tells more adventures of that IN
corriglbEe youth, Sparrow Richard LIE
Gal1enne revives with charming fresh
ness and simplicity the love story of ''Au-
cllIdes The First Men in the Moon {"
with Cavor's sudden death at the hands
OF the Grand Lunar. Tudor jerks con-
Iflbutes clever little satire. on Justice
ESefton Castles powerful novel The
Scored Orchard continues and C)'NfiTI
Lathom writes a half humorous, half-sad
taIry story Prince Weary-Heart'
The Woman's Home Companion for
JIne Is an attractive summer magaz ne.
Ihe most notable features, "a Republic
IA North Carolina, is a description by
MI Landon Knight of a government In
the mountains Of the South Other fea-
lures are Social Life in Our Embassies
Abroad. by Edward Page CASTOR. with
the Atlantic Ocean, by Helen e. Gavit.
who gives valuable hints to tourist,
The Actress Off the Stage" bv Amelia
B!ngham; Early Visitors at Wellesley
Phillips Brooks and Ole Bull The fic-
ton is contributed by Tudor jerks. Oh G
Read, Onoto Watanna and II. S Can
field. Two pages are filed with flIustra
lions OF piazzas and porticos. The house.
mold departments are as suggestive as al
ways The reproductions of great paint
lngs continue-the great Russian Veres-
chagln and the English painter Cow be-
ing represented. Published by the Grow
ell C Kirkpatrick Co, Springfield, Ohio
The women have the Ladies' Home
Journal. Delineator Home CornuanT0T
vogue, Harper's Bazaar Housekeeper, and
scores of other high-class fashion lftera-
ry and topical magazines. There has been
nothing OF the sort published for NEIL
but this deficiency is at last to be sun
piled in The Gentleman's MAGAZINE a
monthly periodical devoted solely to the
interests Of men. 1t Is undeniable that
interest Ghf01
matters far greater today than at any
previous time, and this interest viii in
The Gentleman's Magazine, be especially
cared for. And then, mans delight
In his den his love for his piDe his
book, his pride in his chatting dish cook
cry and what not, will be inteIFfgentlv
purveyed to. His sports are not TO he
forgotten-that is, the manly sports and
games, and there are TO be various spe-
ctal departments of like Importance The
formal will be about S1@x1G1a inches Of a
variable number Of pages, two columns
to the page. There VIII be a rigorous
tons (Which are to comprise regular
monthly fashion pIates) are to be done
by weIl-known artists. William Henry
Baker is the editor, and the Wardrobe
Publishing company, Chicago, are the
publishers. The first number is ex-
pected out about August. The price Is
to be dollar year, or 10 cents copy
In The Engineering Magazine for June
MT; h Phillips gives a comprehensive
review Of the steps Britain must take to
check her waning supremacy in iron and
steel maklng: His proposed measures
part economic and physical rather than
legislat tive, and at the present stage Of
impending reorganization a searching
study by so well-inforrued an authorize
is OF the utmost interest. Prof J. II
Blles has second paper on the "ATech2n-
zeal Equipment of the Ship Yard" With
a remarkable number of fine Illustrations;
Prof PraSil, In another Illustrated arti-
Gle, describes the two greatest water
power and electric stations of Switzer-
land, and yet third HluStrat ted feature is
MI Mr. CIharleston's account of milling and
cyanfding in the Australian gold fields
There is an interesting study of Capt
Ericsson, the inventor Of the Monitor bv
his lifelong acquaintance. Egbert P
watson. This has as frontispiece full
page engraving of an oil portrait of the
captain, to which curious history is at
tached. Mr.. Z. BrocklehurSt dissects the
Jubilee Souvenir of the Anlalgamated
Society of Engineers, to show from Ia
boris own record the futtIfty of opnosi-
ton to improved machinery and advanced
wage systems Mr. Bement throws new
Hgnt In a very practical paper on Actual
Efficiency In Steam Generation" and AR
Leicester Allen shows some curious dis
crepanc1es of preeept In the supposedly
exact science of mechanical engineering.
Inc NUMBER concludes with a cou1prehen-
stye review of the engineering press and
the engineering index.
The opening number OF the American
Illustrated Methodist Magazine for Ju1e
takes up the life history and signifcancc
to the world of Jonathan Edwards. un-
der the title. The Sage Of Northamp-
ton tablet recently erected to Ed
wards memory, in the church which he
served for so many years, forms the Oc-
casion for the article, which IS well IL
lustrated, and careful in it's estimates
and its phrases.
Rosamond Kendall has an attractive
account of Queen Wnhelmina and Her
Country"
The Y. NJ C. A. jubilee. at Boston
which is now receiving wide notice in
the magazines, is treated by William T.
HoIl1sfer Jr. in an extended article CON
taining numerous portraits of represent
alive men.
The twenty-eighth chapter Of 1.-THE Il