The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-28

Strange. Square Bundle" by Lulie w.
Smith; 1.-THE Tribe OF Holder" by Sewell
Ford; ''Peering Jimmy. by John +. VIII
SON. 'The Queens QUAR-" by Maurice Hew-
let.
A partial list of the contents of the
Worlds Work for October is: THE South
Becoming a Seaboard Gateway OF the
Vest 1.-The Rich Empire in the North"
by William r. Stewart; THE Human Leg
acy of Jonathan Edwards" by Edith A.
Winship; Reading for Teachers, by Adele
NJ. Shaw; "Cleveland-A City Finding It
Beautiful" by celia Milhau; How the
Army is Now Organized" by Francis +.
Leupp; "Anglo-AmeIican Unity Fast Com
grants Settle by F. w. Hewes: civilian
Ellis Corey" by Ralph z. Paine; Some
Personal Glimpses of Lord Salisbury, by
Chalmers ROBERTS; Among the Worlds
Workers
October Outing is replete with interesting
articles. One of especial interest to in
landers is description of scenes on the
angling ships-steamers that carry passen-
gers to the fishing banks off New York.
The article is written by Leonidas Hubbard,
jr., and is profusely illustrated, the author
having made some admirable snapshots
of the anglers. Shooting Grouse in the
Middle West is timely, as the shooting
season in this part of the country will open
soon. Golfers who wish TO keep up with
the ins and outs of their sport should read
American Balls and British Golfers"
can All-round Sporting Dog" which is the
beagle; 1.-The Good Touring Roads of
Java Hunting Sheep in Western Alas
ka." stories. sketches and general sporting
news are other features of the magazine.
Harper's Magazine for october contains
the following papers: Industrial Education
in the South by Mary A. Bacon; THE
Wedding Guest" by Joseph A Altsheler;
Dale do Cnfo A,%l,
1.-The Grasshopper and the Ant" by. Mar
garent Deland: "A Lapp Fishing Trip" by
]. B. Connolly; THE Fairy Valley by
Florence Wilkinson; Judgment" a novel,
by Alice Brown; 1.-The South i'm American
Town Guest" by Jennette Lee: .The Poet
by Charlotte Wilson; kidnapping Ants and
Their Slaves by Henry c. McCook: '.In
the Fac Of His Constituents by Susan
X Glaspeli, Literary Portraits from the
Sixties by Justin Mccarthy; Ancient
South American Civilization" by Max
Uhle; 1.-THE Pot of Gold,' by Van Tassel
Sutphen; "A Lesson in Kindness" by j. j.
Bell.
The contents of the October Cosmopolitan
are: Henry Hudson" by Thomas A. jan
vier; ''Risking Life for Public Entertain
ment," by C. r. Sherlock; 1.-THE Handsome
Man." by Rafford Pyke: '.The Meddler,"
by II. n Viele; 'Possum-time," a poem.
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by Tom Mason; Captains of Industry:
Orange James Salisbury, Stuyvesant Fish,"
Lord Thornys Eldest Son. by Seumas
MacManus; Making a Choice of a Profess
sion-Civil Engineering" by Daniel Will
lard; "BarlasciI of the Guard" by Henry
Seton Merriman; Horton Versus Packard"
by Frederick Walworth; THE Fascination
of Being Photographed" by Mrs Wilson
Woodrow 1.-The Story of the Worlds Larg-
viewed by John Brisben Walker; "The
Staff of Household Employees" by Isabel
Josephine Arthur; Public Taste and the
Winters Drama by Oscar Hammerstein:
THE Future of international Yacht Rae
ing" by Sir Thomas Upton. and "Grest
Events: Humor and SATIRE by the worlds
most famous cartoonists.
One of the most interesting of the special
articles in the October Pearson's is Feed
ing Great City," by Mr.. Frank w. Haw-
thorne-a vivid description of the handling
of the huge volume of fresh fruits and
vegetables daily delivered to the New York
market for the consumption of its four mil
lions or more of population; the figures
given surprising. John-a- Dreams con-
tributes "A Chat with Z. III. Sothern," an
entertaining sketch Of the dramatic careers
a Man is one of those articles for which
Pearsons has become noted-a description
of recent valuable invention by Mr.. s. F.
Cody-an aeroplane which has just been
officially adopted by the British Admiralty
for use in the British navy. Minute Men
of the Rail-" by Mr.. Day Allen Wiley, is
another article of the same class. 1t de-
scribes the equipment and crew of a mod
ern wrecking train and the methods en-
ployed in clearing the tracks after n rail-
road accident. Addison B. Burk contrib
utes to 1.-THE Story of the States series
comprehensive account of the history and
industries Of Pennsylvania. There is good
variety of fiction
Features of the October Century
when the French President Goes Hunt
ing, by Andre Castaigne; 1.-THE Signal
Corps in Wartime by Brig. Gen. A. w.
Greedy; 1.-The Drudge" by John c. Mcneil:
1.-TWO British Game Parks,'' by j. M. Glee-
son; 1.-THE Destruction of Philae," by Alonzo
beth c. Waltz; Behold, Shew You Mys-
terry" by Herman X. Viele; yellow Fever
and Mosquitoes" by DIR. l.. o. Howard: 1.-The
Wild Bird by New Approach" by Francis
II. Herrick; "In the Time of Separation"
by L. A. Halowell; with the Hounds of
the Duchess d'Uzes, by Sterling Heilig;
ITO the Isle of st. Christopher" by G.. c.
Loundsbury; THE Census of Foreign Coun-
tries by Hon. w. r. Merriam; 1.-The OBJ
ject Lesson" by Edith f. Wood; Field
Sports of To-Day" by Dwight w. Hunt
ington3 Pictures of Big Game by Arthur
Wardie: The Prayer of Backmail.'' by
Engineers" by Willis Gibson; Sandy Nc
Kiver. Hero" by Herbert ID. Ward; 1.-THE
New Woman in Turkey" by Anna b. Dodd;
Anecdotes of Leschetizky." by Comtesse
A. Potocka; 1.-The Yellow Van" by Richard
Whiteing.