Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-21

Art The concluding article, well Illus
trated. is on the Paintings at the Pam
American Exposition and is contributed
By Herbert S. Granville.
NoR,rH AMERICAN REyIEW-The
following superb table Of contents will he
found in the July number of the North
American Review: Polyphemus by Al
fred Austin, poet laureate OF England;
The Burden of the Twentieth Century, by
Sir Walter Besant; Tn Absurd Paradox
of Christian Science. by j. NJ Buckley
III. D.; Significance Of the Porto Riean
Problem, By J.. S. Rowe; Condition OF the
South. by Walter g. Oakman; The Bet
ting Book at Brookss. by G. S Street;
Anticipations An Experiment In Prophe-
CYL, by H. 6. Wells; Great Religions
of the World-Catholic Christianity, by
His Emfnence. Cardinal Gibbons. Foreign
Trade and National Prosperity American
Progress and British Commerce, by Har-
old Cox; Our Vast Excess Of Exports. by
Joseph French johnson; Theory of the
Balance Of Trade, by c. j. Bullock. A
Possible Difference in English and Amer
lean Faction. by W. D. Howells.
GrNTON's MAGAZINE - The July
number Of Gunton's Magazine Is full of
excellent reading matter. The following
is the table Of contents: Mania for Tariff
Agitation. b. the Editor; The Railroads
and the Posioffice Deficit. by Stanley
Washburn; child Labor Legislation In the
South. by Lconora Peck Ellis; Review OF
the Month; How Refermers Use Facts, by
the Editor; Mortgaged Nations, by George
Ethelbert Walsh; The Supreme Court and
Expansion" Effect on Philippine Policy;
PIundering China; Vengeance. not Repa-
ration: Boer War Not over; England s
Financial Straits; America Outstripping
England Cuba Accepts Autonomy; Rus
sia's "Retaliation;" Seandalous Jobbery
in Philadelphia; Wall Street Gambling.
THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW
OF REVIEWS-Th special feature of
this number are Count Tolstoy In Thought
and Action, by r. e. C. Long; Preserving
the Hudson Palisades. fully Illustrated
from photographs; The Washington Me-
mortal Institution, by Nicholas Murray
Butter; The Russian Problem of Man
churia, by c. Frederick Wright, with
photographs obtained by DIR. Wright in
his travels in Manchuria last year; New
Phases Of Polar Research, with maps. by
Cyrus c. Adams. and The Twentieth Cen
tury Club of Boston, by Howard A..
Bridgman.
THE SMART SET-The July number of
this popular magazine is brimful of the
choicest stories and poems The following
contributions are especially meritorious:
Papa Bouchard- by Molly Elliott Sewell.
According to Gibson. by F,rit Graham.
Elizabeth Duer (Mrs James c.. King
Duer) contributes an amusing story en-
titled I'm Loco parentis;' Mrs Sherwood
writes of 'Some English Processes" Ed
gar Saltus entertainingly breaches the
Gospel of Gold and Edgar Fawcett tells
a strange story entitled In London
Season. other stories are 1.-The Queen
Love-" by Justus Miles Forman; 'The
Kisses of Already" by Richard Wilsted
Mrs. Maitland's Correspondent" by Jane
Brevoort Eddy; "a Deuce Came" by Mir
lam Cruikshank; "The Error of Her
Ways" by May Austin Low, and PA
quita. the Dancer" by Mrs. Maraquita
Bangs.
MecIURE.'S MA6iAZ NE The following
interesting table of contents will be found
in the July number of McGlure's Maya
zine. Long Distance Ballooning. by Wal
ter wellman: With Mrs. Kerworthys As
sstance, by Pascal Fl. Coggins: The Story
of the Declaration of Independence, by
Ida M. Tarbell: Within the Gates. by
90 l. it,f
by Ellsworth Kelly Recolections of r. l..
Davenport, ny Clara Morris; The Loon,
by William Davenport Hubert; Kim,
chapter XII, continued and chapter Nil,
by Rudyarti Kipling; Praesto, poem, by
r. f. Brown: Governor Odell. of New
York, by Rollo Ogden Tho Strikers Sto-
nv. nv Frank II. ~Spea rman; Hare and
Tortoise, by George Madden Martin.
AINSLEErS MAGAZGNE.-In variety of
text and pictures, Ainslee's for July has
a seasonable air. Miss Chester's Adven-
ture," by Frederick NJ Smith is a de-
lightful little summer story that has the
true ring. "A Workaday Balloonist,' by
Harvey Sutherland, has picturesque set
of balloon illustrations. 1.-THE Red Drum" "
by Joe Lincoln, is funnN F0uftn OIL July
story; while Reform in the First" is
powerful story of Chicago politics by
Brand Whitlock. In college Men and
Others" John Gilmer Speed shows some
very interesting comparisons between col
lege men and non-colege men. Woman
in the Far West" by Anna Northend
Benjamin, is well written article, full of
human interest 1t is illustrated with
quaint photographs.
THE WORLDS WOItK.-The World
Work for July covers its broad field in It's
usual concise way. ]. ID. Whelpley writes
of the relations of the United States with
Canada, Sydney Brooks of the strength
of the French Republic, Booker L. WASH
ington of ITampton's great work in Ne
gro education, and E. p. Tolman of a
striking industrial community in Eng
land which he calls a trust for social
betterment" Senator McL.aurin gives a
concise Interpretation of the new indus