The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-15
eys the Magazines. ~
y. ! What They Contain.

be hmls, 0livant, author of "Bobs Son OF
Hgv.,.harzar." by William Stearns Davis, and of
~ I, Beulah Land by An Author. A quantity
xsps 4 alice of the Golf-Lynx," by A Girl
Se' vel Tompkins. The plumber is concluded by
Tea i h,l on 'The Great Dressmakers of Paris"
a''' s&
ruu,.nd Magazine for June has frontispiecc
Na .,.ar Vernon the ninth in its series of Ameri-
4 IVY. hort stories by Elsie Carmichael William
tI ,... VIII NJ. Clemens and villa Sibert Gather,
AZ no "A Don Who Loved a Donna" and
ysn re- 81 commencement" There is an article on
Ptn,s.de of Orleans" by Mary Stuart Smith and
Aaa article on Rev. Elijah kellogg, the author OF
s 81. q the Gladiators," by Isabel T. Ray
:. ,,mber of Ainslee's Magazine contains
NlI :, Of New Orleans, the Most Dramatic City
sm' , s,.tes" by w. S. Harwood; articles on Mrs
lnaT Th Society Leader by Charles Stokes Wayne
n' II Luxury in America" by John Gmer Speed,
geN.. s;x short stories by various authors The
~ WI H.,des with Topics Of the Theater" an ex-
: l,,,n and interestingly illustrated article.
~s
National Magazine has Senator Hanna Senator
J.s,v I3iseow, Charles c. D. Roberts and Frederick
wv. Yrovles among the celebrities who contribute to
~, Hanna writes the third Of his papers on will
% slg;.y As Knew Him" Senator Frye's theme is
~. IN Americas Armor." Poultney Bigelow, just
w york from visit to Bermuda, dscourses on
y. nd the Beers" Bermuda he says; is garrisoned
y - BEAUTIFUL young American widows. Mr., Roberts
4. pleasures open to sportsmen iii the region round
r.i,rieton New Brunswick. Mr. Chapples "Af-
Washington" is chatty budget of personal gossip
~ :, te capital lavishly illustrated Arthur Mcllroy
lid account OF the destruction of St. Pierre, with
a...musphic illustrations. Phil Eastman of Topeka
-, !, pouant sketch-"Ironquill Product of the
!. sY.-,he new pension commissioner. Mr. Knowles
fs4on |. an acrostic, in praise of The Man in the
y unus." Frank Putnams Mote and Comment
nj. National IN the az
n rlr,d There are short stories, signed book
En- Illustrated articles phases of American Affairs
\ +, Of great financial and industrial institutions.
In. of the international courteses just being
Fa,.s Nv France and the United States in regard to
,,nc Of the Rochambeau statue in Washington, the
E..J has new portraits of Ambassador and Madame
E.Aa picture of the statue, and a special compli-
y II. visitors within gates publishes the French
~ the Marseilaise, the national song of France.
II, South Old and New" for June contains sketch OF
~, E Watson by Wallace Reed Mr. Reed recently
n rt article on Mr. Watson in the Saturday Evening
IN Mt the article in the South tells how MIR. Watson
n hon ploughboy to statesman with many interesting
n tto unpublished details OF the life of the author
ET. Story OF France" "The Life of Jefferson" and
|fr,.n" Other articles are "Our Dead Magazines
II, sketch of unsuccessful publication ventures in the
Keen States THE Reformation OF the Artfu Dodger,'
ton Noel Hurtel is dialect story full of pahos and
Ill., Cyrus Johnson, editor of the Southern Architect
=-k, an article on "The Colonial Architecture of the
Ss ind Frank L. Stanton has humorous poem entitled
"a Cremation of Brer Williams" What the St Louis
S5 Fair Means for the South ;" "The Educational Con-
Era 1t Athens, Ga. p "a Sketch of Mary Johnston :"
irxrl Notes Stories and Comment" few OF the
"a itcles in the June number. The illustrations
i, selected and include "The Old and New Mississippi
h Capitol Buildings" Residences at La Grange, Ca"
X Queen Of the Dallas Reunion "a New Picture of Joel
lr1E Harris" "Dr Landrum's Church Atlanta" THE
! lockout Mountain" and many quaint Southern scenes
!. iss.s
II * "
he June number Of Lees Magazine published at Dallas
la contains Pauline" a poem, by Emily Houseman
rsli No Meaning Had Easter" poem, by Matte Lee
sns by the Print of Shoe" serial story by
.1si Porter "The Story of an Old Song" by Nellie
ashil McAfee "Mollie Mayne," poem, by Edna c.
% besides an editorial book reviews literary notes and
" Of New Mexico.
Juns Atlantic Monthly contains article Golf"
William CARROT Brown, "The Newspaper Industry" an
-,y well written article by Brooke Fisher THE HUI
zas BY Irving Rabbit; Arizona" by Harriet Monroe;
IL Old Case of Poetry in New Court" by Francis B.
rzH. Aubrey De Vere," by Andrew J. George Books
IND Old: journalism and Criticism" AN unusually
ssdng paper by H. w. Boynton.
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~ hlst article in the June number Of the North
laSan Review, "Airships and Flying Machines" is also
as article Santos Dumont has written 1t sets forth
>
ssnGo OF their management, and the grounds OF his
sa' ee that be is the way to master the problem
asanon OF the air. N. S. Shaer professor of geology
award university, and of the most distinguished of
4 Hssmolosists, expounds "The Nature of Volcanoes ;"
s. now the intense heat, by which they caused is
. aa'a 10 the under-earth and what occurs when an
ra aSe' place illustrating his theme by reference to
a0ns made by himself the very edge of the
!. ," Mius while that mountain was in eruption. In
y view influence the British Throne" Lady Jeunc
!, upon the good fortune of England in having had
n. o' ruler during period of social and political
. and discusses the effect likely to be produced on
rsu0hal character and policy by the accession and
s s.l' OF king. CASTOR Deschamps who visited the
~ Of this country last year, emphasizes the desra-
n, " maintaining the traditional amity between the
Il " america and France" and pays glowing tribute
I, en'ed States for the splendid munifcence of its
Il, :, ehdowng seats OF higher learning. Carroll ID.
~ on.eo States commissioner of labor, gives the
~ Strikes in the United States" with impressive
49, VI the vast losses which have been occasioned to
j 80 and employed by these industrial conflicts DR..
a. -eaerle, health commissioner of New York, writes
~ Progress which has been made in the Municipal
su H Of infection and Contagion" Henry Nicholson
!, ~" Curb the Trusts the method he suggests
~ naturalization of the railroads, prevent
~ granting preferential rates the great corpora
sns Is inc subject of contribution by Gustav Kobbe,
49, ~ Richard Strauss worthy successor to Richard
,sr,. me portentous consequences to England of
u, ~ eoh'rol OF Engands Food Supply" in the event
aa tween the United States and Great Britain are