The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-20
The Magazines for =: -
- the Current Month.

Frank Leslies Monthly for July contains an admirable
collection pictures and articles Martinique article by
Representative crumpscker entitled Shall the Southern
Delegation to Congress Be Cut Down;" continuation of
William Macleod Raines article entitled "A Daughter of
Raasay," and several stories and poems
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The Worlds Work for July contains portraiture OF
Gen. Leonard Wood frontispieee; the department
March of Events contains recent happenings informally
commented upon there Is an illustrated article on Mar
Unique; an article the naval academy BY Com
mander Richard Wainwright its superintendent illustrated
of the illustrations THE President Has Laugh With
NJ Steele has article upon The Ministry as Profess
sion IAN Educational Experiment With Caunibas" is
by Samuel p Werner Some Living American Historians
by H. Morse Stephens interesting There are
articles the liquor saloon the coal strike and The
vval of Handwork" The department Among the Worlds
Workers Record Of Industry is Good and there is dis
cusson of the Philippine problem by different writer's
The World Today for July.-The department, Events
OF the Month" illustrated is admirably handled There is
article the End of the Boer War; by Eugene Par
There is article the figure of Christ on the
winding sheet in the Turin cathedral in Italy The Drama
Review by Lyman b. Clover dramatic critic of the Chi
Record Herald, is well written, and there numer-
other interesting articles publications.
The American Monthly Review of Reviews-"The Prog
of the World of the regular departments adj
mraby conducted article by Robert Bridges on Pres-
dent Woodrow Wilson of Princeton is we'll written W. T.
Stead, the British journalist has article on THE South
Othon Guerlac has article 1.-TWO French Premiers
Wadeck- Rousseau and His Successor M combes" There
other articles and reviews OF periodicals and books
making up altogether an admirable number
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Anslees Magazine for July has article the "Luxu
ries OF Millionaire" by Allen ssngree; Our Farmer
Arstoeracy" by w. R. Draper Rest and Fatigue by G.
Stanley Hail. president of the Clark university Topics of
the Theater," and several short stories.
The Popular Science Monthly for July has an article on
he of DIR Rial. schoa
erenees; article the Panama for ship canal
by Prof Burr Princeton in the Nations Service" by
President Woodrow Wilson The number also
Progress of Science, regular department and other
scientific articles
Masters of Art published by the Bates Guild company
of Boston, Mass devotes its number Coro
French landscape painter Each month the work of
painter is taken admirable reproductions OF his paintings
are punished with portrait OF the painter II one be OBJ
anable sketch Of his life and criticisms upon his work
by various art critics. Too much be said the
reproductions of the paintings While they small be-
ing only foxy inches in size the is admirably done
and the artistic quality of the original paintings pre-
served in way which is rarely in reproductions
There four particularly notable illustrated articles
in The Outook magazine number for July One these
is appreciation Characterization of the newly crowned
king of England under the title OF His Britannia Maj
esty." The writer is Mr. George w. Smaley, now the
American correspondent of the London Times and for many
the London correspondent of the New York Tribune
Another is called "A Hundred Years OF West Point and is
written by james Barnes the author OF admiral Far-
ragut" and other we'll known books IS devoted
much the history of the century the close OF which has
just been commemorated West Point with the spirit
and tradition of the place and the life of the students
The third article referred "a Talk Birds" by Mr..
w Z. D. Scott, the OF ornhoogy of Princeton uni
versty Mr. Scott remarkable collection OF live birds
Princeton (some five hundred in alb and probably
other living American knows much about the life and
habits Of birds. There pictures by Mr.,
Bruce Horsa whose speciality is bird portrse Finally,
OF great industrial interest the paper called Our Ships
of the Sea- by Mr. John R. Spears 1t describes the i'm
advance made in hipbuldng in this country lately
and is illustrated by many fine pictures mostly photographs
taken for this express purpose.