The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
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The July COUNTRY LIFE IN AAIERI-
GA Is a vacation number with suggestions
for many things to do and TO see in mid
summer. Articles on dogs and horses
summer homes. garden making, camping
AID varied topics OF the outdoor world in
July form a superbly illustrated number,
as Usual OF this large magazine. "Wynd-
Lust" a picturesque summer home in the
berkshire Hills, is the country estate
feature this month. and Japanese Car
denS III America shows how the quaint
and weird fantasies and the vegeta ton
of the Japanese can be naturally adapted
to small areas Of landscape gardening;
hlie the home making article this month
deals with architectural details, as illus
tried by ..Doolways of Old Salem .
shaving the possibilities at small cost
S12eng the leading articles "a Flea for
the Pony considers the desirability of
tie various sorts; The Beagle is a COM
plcl cnsive article on this little hunting
dog, including a series OF remarkable
photographs of the pack in action, and
Nellie Blancham in The Life of the
F:uiiE-Throated," tells how our little hum
mlng-blrd flies from near the Equator to
as far north as the Arctic circle every
simmer in search of flowers. Vacation
DAYS is a calendar OF the occupations.
sports and nature study OF the month
and ether articles give Some Hints for.
tie Amateur Camper directions for
PLAYING the game Of Hare and the
Hound across country, horseback, on
a II Fer trail: facts about polo ponies and
helpful advice about many subjects
N 6sGmIner Fruit deals thoroughly wifi,
The growing of blackberries dewbeirics
&nd ether varieties. in which John Bur
| l"ughs tells how raspberries are sue
cesSiGjly grown. The number is timely
throughout and is a remarkable issue
nj l-- 1. ..t.
ard very beautiful
Perhaps the most striking article in
The WORLDS WORK for July IS Conn
mander Dick" Wainwricht's story Of
the Naval Academy at Annapolis of
which he is superintendent Tho nc
lures with which Miss Frances 3. JONI
ston has illustrated the famous vete.ao's
article are as fine a series as The World S
Work has ever published. Donald MIR
ray. the well-known inventor tells. with
Illustrations. the viyidly Interesting sto-
~ of the great cable systems OF The
world. Timely articles that add to an
unusually full series of editorials ere
those on Martinique, the Real Issue of
the Coal Strike and a fair presentati ton
OF the Philippine problem from presi-
lent Roosevelt's Memorial Day address
Senator Hoar's famous opposition speech
ana a clear statement Of conditions i'll
Ito islands by James a. LIE Roy, who
has just returned t, America. Tbs f.
nancial article this month in the i'm
portant sel<as The Worlds Work is pub
fishing, is on the methods by which
financial panics are now prevented in
Wall Street. The rest of the ma gaZne
is filed with concise. clearly written
articles on specific subjects. many OF
them Illustrated.
THE CENTURY made elaborate rrepar-
tons for treating the subject of the
West Indian disasters. Before sailing for
Martinique on the Dixie, Professor Rob-
| ert \. Hill. OF the United States Geolog-
| ical Survey, contributed to the maya
zine paper on The Volcano Systems
| OF the Western Hemisphere which.
/. with numerous illustrations. appears in
| the July number. The August Century
| will also have an illustrated general ra-
! per on Earthquakes and Volcanoes" by
| James T. Kemp. professor OF geology in
| Columbia University. There will be
other notable material on the subject in
| the August number.
Hereafter the 1NTERNATIONA;L
quarterly form, according to the
! Editor, Mr.. Frederick A Rich
ardson. The quarterly will be more than
double in size and numbzr Of articles
! of the monthly; the type page and mar
| gins will be enlarged proportionately. and
| TO the list of notable articles in each
! number there will be added two new de-
| partments. the one devoted to a criti-
| cism OF the more important works of
literature, the other to the drama and
| fine art There will be no change in
| the editorial direction. and the political
chronicle by Joseph b. Bishop will be
| continued.
The change from monthly to quarterly
| form broadens the scope Of the Inter
| NATIONAL" and increases its value and at
| Effectiveness. The International Quar-
| tcrly is to be first issued in September.
and sold by subscription. 81 yearly. sin
| gle numbers sl.25. The International
| Quarterly will complete all current sub
| scr;ptions to the International Monthly.
Mat makes the happy relation be-
II zen man and woman is an eternally