The Washington times., 1901-09-01
September Magazines.


contains as its leading article, How We
Captured Aguinaldo.' by General Funs-
ton. Another interesting feature of the
number Is an account of the Simplon
Tunnel by Eugene P. Lyle, jr. THE Birth
of an American Volcano" by C Hart
Merriam; The Survivors: Tale of the
Last Bison Herd" by Maximilian Foster.
and THE Social Value of Golf, by E. F.
Benson, are other features of interest
There is story by Holman F. Day, and
another by Z. Hough. A curious study
of social tendencies is presented In Il
sketch called 1.-THE Average American"
by Henry Gannett
"Scribner's' for September begins with
an Illustrated article by Robert Aston
Stevenson on THE Poor in Summer" "A
Burro Puncher'' is an article by Walter
Wyckoff. Gen. Francis V. Greene, begins
in this number series of three papers
on THE United States Army" Paul Re
we're and His Engraving" is an interest
ing paper by William Loring Andrews
The Beguiling of the Bears" is nature
story by Frederic Grland, illustrated from
photographs by the author. OF the fiction
"A Vaudeville Turn" is an extremely
clever little story by Cyrus Townsend
Clock in the Sky by George w Gable.
THE Pink of Courtesy is a story by
Katherine Lee Bates.
"Ainslee's Magazine" for September con-
tains an article on Chicago, by Richard
Linthicum, and one on THE Biggest
Camp Meeting in the World" by Eugene
Wood. There are short stories by Rafael
Ssbatini. Abraham Cahan, Joseph c.
Lincoln, Rodrigues Ottolengui, Marvin
Dana, Ada Woodruff Anderson, and Rob-
ert E. MacAlarney. There is also one of
Harvey Sutherland's unique nature
studies, this time on Ants"
"McClure's Magazine" for September
begins with an article by Ray Stannard
Baker on The Archives of the Royal
Humane Society" and there is also a
frontispiece in colors, presenting to view
THE Okapi," which is further on de-
scribed by its discoverer Sir Harry H.
Johnston 1t is a newly discovered beast
living in Central Africa and resembling
zebra. How Hope to Reach the Pole"
is an account of the plans of the Baldwin
Ziegler Expedition, by Evelyn Briggs
Baldwin Clara Morris contributes "Recol-
lections of Lawrence Barrett and Cyrus
Townsend Brady writes of Colonial
Fighters at Louisburg." Prof. Simon
Newcomb discusses the question rs the
Airship Coming?" THE Man Who Gave
No Tip is an amusing skit by Benjamin
H. Ridgely. and THE Stepmothery a pa
thetic story of Western life, by Kate NJ.
Cleary.
The September number of THE Allan
tic Monthly" contains a reconstruction
article by Thomas Nelson Page, and a
paper on THE Future of Political Par
ties by Charles A. Conant. Francis Dun
can writes OF japanese Plants in Ameri-
can Gardens" and Lyman P. Powell dis
cusses Ten Years of American Univer-
sity Extension" Hunting Big Red
woods is "A contribution by John Muir
His Enemy by Alice Brown, Liza
Wetherford by Virginia Woodward
Cloud, and Big g-Governor-Afraid," by
William r. Lighton, are the principal
stories in the number. Mr.. Lighton seems
likely to make a reputation out of his
stories of pioneer days in Nebraska.
"Harpers Magazine" for September be-
gins with an illustrated article on Prague,
by Arthur Symons. Our Last Cannibal
Tribe by James Mooney. is an nlustrat-
ed article on Indians The New Ger
man Navy by II. ". Wilson, Cathode