Evening journal., 1903-08-29

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neighbors Attempts 70 scale the peak
have proved futile, till James Outram,
in company with four guides, was sue
cessful. The details OF this mountain
eering feat, perhaps the most sensa-
tional yet achieved in North America.
win be told in the September Century,
Reproductions OF a number of photo
graphs will add to the vividness Of the
narrative.
Sir Thomas Upton, in an article in
the September Cosmopolitan on MY
Efforts to Win the Americas Cup"
draws attention to Il G personal danger
attending the sailing OF the modern
racing yacht. In addition to being
menace. these racing machines, he de-
clares, are practically useless. When
the races are ended they are worth onlS
as much as the metal within them will
bring. Other timely articles in the
same number of The Cosmopolitan are
"A Study Of the Seryian Tragedy" by
Gilbert Hubbard, and an account OF the
Papal conclave, by Frederick 4. Rook-
er, Bishop Of Jaro. Rafford Pyke con-
tributes a delightful essay on Summer
Types OF Men and Women" John NJ.
Carrere, writes on architecture as
profession. THE Education Of a De-
butante" Is by Emma b. Kaufman;
How to Win a Woman" by Lavinia
Hart; and 'rhe Art OF Entertaining"
by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow. In addition.
TO four complete stories and "Barlasch
Of the Guard" by Henry Seton Merri-
man, the following articles appear: "A
Chip OF the Old Confederacy: Jubal A.
Early" by Clara Morris; Joseph Folk,
a character sketch by Frederic c.
Howe; Lewis Nixon, Captain OF Indus
try by Cyrus Campbell Wells. and
Mankind in the Making" by II. G.
Wells. The magazine contains over
eighty beautiful illustrations.
Everything in the September McClure's
Is worth reading, and 1t is all good read
ing, too. Ray stannard Baker contributes
an extremely noteworthy article on the
present Industrial situation in Chicago, a
really amazing disclosure of what the
author does not hesitate 10 call now
form OF Industrial conspiracy. Capital
and Labor Hunt Together" Is Mr. Bak-
er's startling title. A thrilling Civil War
article, Andrews Railroad Raid" viii
recall notable incident of the Union
campaigns Of 60 in the West. The story
OF the Inflated raid Is finely told by Frank
c. Dougherty, a participant and one oil
the few survivors. Clara Morris writes In
a delightfully."- personal vein OF the youn-
ger Salvini-Alessandro. The fiction OF the
number includes another Of Myra Kelley
dlverting pictures Of East side school chill
dren Morris and the Honorable Tim.
the quaintest and cleverest OF the series
"A Pompadour Angel" by Mary Moss
"Penangton's Love Affair" by r. f.
Young; "Ovingdean's Little Horse" BY
H. w. Wallis; Norman Dunoan's 1.-The
Strength of Men" George McCutcheon
winds up his refreshing burlesque "rhe
Day Of the Dog" for which his brothsr.
John McCu.cheon, has drawn more 81 his
inimitable pictures
The morals of eating are significant
index Of character. keen student OF
human nature can go into a restaurant
or hotel dinlngroom and by quietly
watching the actions of some person at
the cable make a pretty good diagnosis
of his character Character Is formed, for
the most part. away from the table. but
Il is brought TO the table. and disclosed
and to some extent confirmed there. The
average person betrays by the way he
eats and drinks what he is morally. pro-
vided he is not on his guard, but eats
and drinks unconsciously and In his ac-
customed manner. From ''rhe Morals Of
Eating" by James Buckham. in What To
Eat.
"oui hired girl would be a perfect gem
for the Post Ofhce Department" Mr..
Simpson says. In proffering her services
to Postmaster General Payne. in an open
letter in the September number of VIII
shires Magazine. "she is not to say
swift, but she can poke around for two
days and leave more rubbish hid under
the cellar stairs than a stranger would
imagine about the place When Il comes
to whTe-washing she is a Jewel OF the
first water. Why. General she one time
white-washed the hack fence ana made
Il so white and shiny that the roof or the
cow-shed curled up all round the edges.
thinking Il was the Light OF the moon. %
other articles I'm this issue are The Min
otola Strike. by Judge John W. Wes-
colt, OF Camden, n. j.; Does Brain or
Heart Lead in Progress. by Elizabeth b.
Grannis. President OF the Social Purity
! League; The Cult OF the Short Cut by
Prof. Davies. of Yale; Capital Unions vs..
Labor Unions. by Margaret Halle; Strikes
anu AAlN 0tNAh AhAhNAf he ~ " ANNArbl
- the millionaire manufacturer and Raialisi
OF ST. Louis; The Spirit of the Social Re.
construction by Frederic W. BURY.
Waldon Fawcett describes in the Sep
e tember st. Nicholas the success OF q
savlngs-bank experiment tried by
Washington. ID. c., public school, sue
20 cess which is likely 10 set other schools
D experimenting along the same lines. Thi
5 school savings-bank is conducted in ever
way Just Ike a real bank. The principa
n makes himself responsible for the safe
keeping OF the funds. and at the close o
each days business deposits the dali
n receipts in one Of the city's ordinary com
n mercial banking institutions. Pupils ar
;. teners and bookkeepers. doing all IN
= work involved; and the chlldren's pennie
u foot up already 10 the respectable fun
Of two hundred dollars.
The details OF "A Novel Fishing Feat.
az told by Everett Foster. are part OF a
Oh experience of the writer In Yellowston
y Park a few years ago. The lad wh
Mt Doctor Doctor-Your trouble is
bronchial one. You win have to sto
making speeches.
y POpulist Statesman (in a husky, agl