The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-05
THE OCTOBER MAGAZINES.

interesting reading because few have
spent SO much time in Alaska game re-
T s. W7n. as Mr.: Kidder: So, too, Richard
u. wares article on Newfoundland Carl
oou is Of unusual quality because it offers
lnhportant information of locality very
easy to hunt
eng human story as "On the Angling
ohlps, by Leonidas Hubbard Jr., who is
nov exploring Labrador for Outing. o.
Jul ouI;ol door fiction there is considerable
W EaIisty by Henry w. Lanier, Tudor jerks,
T.. Z. McCants. Henry c. Rowland and r.
v. Corr, some of it very amusing and all
worth reading as is also Mrs Herrick' S
St6iS od Ihe Modern Child at Play"
when. carries handsome illustrations.
1H1ulonoolllsts will do well to read T. P.
Terry description of Java roads, To
pduuie canoe from Chicago to New York
Is feat for pluck and makes an interest,"
Ing story of adventure in October Outline.
Dan Beard has helped many a novice to
make comfortable camp; and this month
ne tells how to build camps on swamps
Inc october Bookman is equal to the
9sua1 numbers, and that is saying a good
zeal: Literary aspirants will be inter
ested In The Confusions of Literary
QuiH Driver" by Eugene l.. Didier in
which he gives detailed account of his
experiences eS erie Other articles are Scenes
N Se on Guy de Maupassant," The New
ocnool or Journalism" and much gossip
and information about books and book
men. '0 "ooh
Casters Magazine of illustrated engi-
neerlng has the following articles in Its
october number:
Late Developments in Ordnance and
TN with fourteen Illustrations, by
y J9slil, r. 7Melgs, ordnance engineer of the
Bethlehem Steel company; ("The Eoufp-
nieIit OF the Foundry with nineteen illus
R fPailons, BY Joseph Homer; Electric
suit, of Fifteen Years Development ~ Si5y
L. w. Serrell; Steam Wagons for Com,
- Use, with ten Illustrations, by
f. Fro u l. T. Markham Increasing the Yield
u. Satlett The Railway Town Of CreJye ;,
with twelve Illustrations. bv Charles
L I4nde, Gas Gas, for House Heating; Conditions
o9aer Which It. May Be Used to Best
Advantage with eight illustrations Inv
Walter Forestall. So ~
,r,e Rep9 9rs,, of the increasing, success Of
IHIen story Book continue to multiply
Newsdealerss everywhere testify to tbe
remarkable demand for this popular Iittie
illlagazine,- The October number. now at
l nf stor Is extremely fetching A clever list
are culled for this month. Among the
names are found Hayden Carruth Dor
9 pjny DIX, III. S. Garfield, Julia Truitt
stor, Ill, gnu Garraro Harris, all short
The Worlds Work for October ;s =
s5rlkln IN number, typically American, and
phases OF territorial and municinaJ nrnes
ress and achievement. William r Stew
arts profusely illustrated article. .sThe
b Lalcn umpire OF the North" is oompre-
ing new facts and figures of Alaska and
the Great North. The unique spectacle of
lie; GiieVeland. a City Finding ITSELF a rare
is ofered h @ to growing conditions
ald OF group of admirable photographs.
A 4sI deliberately illustrated article is
sb dhe Block Beautiful" by Zella Miihau,
be made restful to the eve. In teiiine
How the Army Is Now Organized" F. E'
Leupp outlines the new reforms in the
service T,lV and the results to be obtained.
Jonathan Edwards" a legacy of fourteen
hundred descendants, is told by Edith A.
l WinSfhlp, and is perhaps the most con
suicide Reading For Teachers" by
Adele Marie Shaw. Is a clever and humor,
GUS review of what is termed the "stereo-
Typed DIST stupidity held out as intellectual
StlmuluS to our educators. stAnglo-Saxon
Unity Fast Coming, by John Foster Carr,
declares, with practical examples for the
perpetulty of our race and language.
Where Our Immigrants Settle bv F,
w. Hewes, is series of graphic diagyams
showing at glance how the foreign horn
population of the United States is dis
tr1buted. A rarely intimate view of a
large personality is obtained by H ChaI-
mers Roberts Personal Giimpses of
Lord Salisbury" which was gained AT
first hand. The estimate of 1.-THE New
PRESIDENT of the Steel Corporation" Mr..
R. D. Paine. is a pertinent and incisive
study of by William Ellis Corey The list
OF editorial portraits Includes George
Gray, Joseph Pulitzer, Goodwin Smith and
the late Frederick Law Olmsted.
Tho POpi1Jar Sciaooa AFo,4l1.-
Der contains the following articles: "The
Decorative Art of the North American
Indians" by Dr.. Franz Boas; Highways
and Byways of Animal Life" by Prof
Mental and Moral Qualities, . by Dr. Fred a.
erick Adams Woods; Goo operation, Co
fTeleb comRs ba by Prof Lindlsy
Rhetoric and It's Restrictions" by DR..
Robert E. Moritz; Educational Endow-
ments in the South" by Mrs. Elizabeth
Unusual Aurora Borealis" by DR.. A. F. A.
King; Science and Philosophy 1.-The
Southport Meeting of the British Associa-
1.-THE School of Journalism OF Columbia
University" The Employment OF
Women
a superbly Illustrated, double Country
Home number. Many of the articles are
by prominent architects. ''Sccessful
Country Houses, with superb illustra-
United States, describes the most import
ant types of houses in this country. Ed
gar MAYHEM Bacon writes about the home
of Washington Irving at Sunnyside, near
Tarrytown, telling in an entertaining way
of the love of that author for the hills
that guard the Hudson. 1.-THE Transform
alton of a Barn. tells how a simple barn
was made into an attractive house. Sim
plicity versus Truck is the tale of a
house that was emptied of useless and
hideous bric-a-brac and gew-gaws 1.-THE
Water Problem in the Country discuss
es thoroughly a subject important to ru-
raj builders. Another timely article is
Mission Archl.eehnTe N Warm and S4lS
tells how to adapt this style of building
to all parts of the country. Outdoor
Living Rooms gives practical suggestions
about pergolas, yerandas and arbors etc.
1.-The Plumber and All His Works. tells