Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-06-11
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The first authorized statement chat
John Alexander Dowie, founder Of
Zion City and of the Christian Catholic
church in Zion, has ever given out TO
the general public is d distinguishing
feature of Leslie's Monthly for juno.
This authoritative account of one who
is certainly remarkable man, at the
head OF a remarkable movement. ;5ives
those facts which are needed for Il
calm judgment of his career, and sup
plies data which has until now been
withheld from the public.
The man-killirg horses of our west
err: country. and the sports of the stu
dents in the studios Of Paris. are The
subjects OF two deliberately Illustrated
articles written and drawn by men VINO
know. and giving vivid accounts of two
very active. though very different,
kinds Of life.
The results of u number Of recent
and interesting experiments dealing
with the effect which the proportion of
moisture in the air we breathe has
upon our minds and bodies, and he
remedy for the present unhealthy and
Saharalike condition of the air in
many of our homes, are well told by
one of the eXperimenters.
A delightfully."- amusing story of chill
dren. q rafting. snappy newspaper
story, and very human love story.
make up part of the fiction of the num-
Der. which is rounded out by manJ
sketches and verses.
In the June number of Anslaes
there are several striking short stories
and some exceptionally reada BILE :.r'-
ticleS.
New Orleans. the Most Dramatic
City in the United States.' by w. s.
Harwood. is a very picturesque ac-
count Of the commercial. social and
personal side of the south's metropolis:
the Illustrations are numerous and
handsome. y very important article
by John Gilmer Speed. is entitled The
Growth of Luxury in America Mrs.
Stuyvcsant Fish. Society Leader" by
Charles Stokes Wayne. is Il well Illus
trated character sketch of this pec,I-
liar type of New York society. THE
United States and South America by
II. +. Armstrong, contains a wealth of
information. Interestingly handled
about our next neighbor and the one
from whom we have most to gain in
commercial advantage. The Girl with
Future" by Lillian c. Paschal. is
kind Of autobiographc sketch. written
in very bright way, and detailing tie
experiences of Il young lady who comes
to New Yorl. to pursue a musical "a
reer.
OF the stories in Ainslee's The
Matchmakers," by Ethel Mumfcrd, IS
smart and clever. The Spell of the
Desolaticn.' by Norman Duncan. is; Il
beautiful story of Newfoundland
life, founded on the Outport proverb.
The NeWfoundlander Comes Back"
The Stuff in Shutdown Dreve."
by VIII Lexington Comfort, is d
good adventure story. There are
several other stories all so we'll chosen
that they give the fiction side of Aims
lees for this month . very pleasing vi
riety. Street & Smith, publishers. New
York city.
Senator Hanna, Senator Frye, Poult-
ney BigeioW, Charles G. =. Roberts
and Frederick Lawrence Knowles are
among the celebrities who contribute
to the June National. Senator Hanna
writes the third of his papers on Will
liam Mckinley as Knew Him." Sen
ator Frye's theme is The Gap in
Americas Armor." Poultney Bigelow,
just back in New York from a visit to
Bermuda, discourses on Bermuda and
the Beers" Bermuda he says. is gar
risoned chiefly by beautiful young
American widows. Mir. Roberts pic
lures the pleasures open to sportsman
in the region round about Fredericton.
New Brunswick. Mr.. Chapple's "Af-
fairs ut Washington is Il chatty bud
get n personal gossip gathered at the
capital. lavishly illustrated Arthur
McIlroy gives vivid account of the
destruction of st. Pierre, with rev
Photographic illustrations Phil East
man of Topeka contributes q piGuant
sketch-'Ironquill, a Product of the Pie
Belt'-the new pension commissioner
Mr.. Knowles contribution is an acros-
tic. in praise of The Man in the White
House" Frank Putnam's Note and
Comment" ranges from Rileys new
national song to the coronation If King
Edward. There are seven clever Sto-
rics. signed book reviews illustrated
articles on PHASES of American At
fairs. and interesting studies of erelt
financial and industrial institutions
Scores CT new portraits of celebrities
anu many OlnSf pictures, illuminate
the Nationals pages. Apropos the in
terna tional courtesies just now being
exchanged by France and the United
States. in regard to the unwilling Of the
ltochambeau statue in Washington
/ The National has large new portraits
Of Ambassador and Madame Camhon
picture Of the statue, and as a pc
"ial compliment to the visitors within
the gates. publishes the French version
of the Marseillaise. the national song
of France.
/ The June Atlantic offers an unusu-
ally long and varied line of especi ally
SeaSonable contents. The series of out
door papers which began in the Nav
number with John Corbin's The Mod
ern chivalry, is continued with II bril-
liant paper on Golf by William CARROT
Brown: it will he followed in July hv
an article on Sailing. by w. j. Hendar-
r