Evening journal., 1903-10-02

( Happiness Of the whole people. by be-
ing rebuilt on a coIlective-ownership
basis. The Bird of Dreama. by Adeliue
Champney, is a prose poem breathing
a fervent and lofty idealism and q
prophecy OF the coming time when wo-
man shall have fun opportunity to fol-
low the highest ideal that calls 20 her.
Editor Wiltshire from abroad writes in
lterestlngly about the Fortunate Pauper
WorlSlngmen Of Europe philosophises
on Undigested Securities, and answers
an opponent who tries 20 show How
the Trust May Perpemate Itself. Jack
London's People OF the Abyss grows
IN interest and power as IL continues.
The October Engeering Magazine
openo with an article by John Leigh
entitled COLOMBIA and the Panama
Canal" which ~ its text and its many
new and most interesting illustrations
give3 a very valuable and heretofore
unobtainabic idea Of the country as a
whole. Tho state OF Panama has been
a good deal written up, but the beauty,
the richness, and the wholly unde-
vcloped possibilities OF the other de-
partments have not before been so ef-
feotively presented. The matter is
very important I'm view OF the present
condition Of the canal negotiations.
The number throughout is remark
able for the number and character of
the illustrated articles IL carries.
Among these is Mr. Chas. V. Aliens
account OF the Kimberley diamond
mlnes--a remarkable instance of
nodernized WORKING
Outing for October IS full Of timely
things for out-of-door men and wo-
men, October Is shooting month
II. S. Canneld's story OF shooting
Grouse In the Middle Northwest" an
"On- Day Among Quail" and Helps to
Duck Calling are therefore all in the
swing OF present outdoor activities
To big game hunters j. II. Kiddera
paper on Hunting Sheep I'm Alaska"
win make valuable as well as inter-
esting reading because few have spent
so much time in Alaskan game re-
carch as Mr.. I<iddcr. So. TOO, Richard
d. Wares article on Newfoundland
Caribou" Is Of unusual quality be-
cause It offers important information
OF a locality very easy TO hunt The
visit OF English golf and tennis ex-
perts to this country and their sweep
ing victories give especial interest to
such articles as american Balls and
British Golfers" by Horace Hutchin-
son, the veteran English expert. and am
analysis Of the reasons for the
Dohertys clean sweep Of American and
International tennis championships.
The October Criterion Is special
Worlds Fair number and is devoted
chiefly 20 entertaining articles, COM
pletely illustrated, which treat of the
vast scope Of the ST. Louis Exposition.
The president OF the Exposition, Hon.
David r.. Francis, gives q brief survey
OF the field from the executive point OF
view, and the most important phases
Of the different departments are dis
cussed authoritatively by men anc
women in close touch with them st
Louis: It's relation to the Exposition
By William Flewellyn Saunders. secre
tary 70 the Business Mems League, 4
a most interesting contribution. In ad
dition TO these special features ther
arc many pertinent and helpful sug
gfstions as to the best means of trave
Judgment in st. Louis, how TO see tn
Fair with view to economy {
g strength as we'll as Of purse and o
other practical matters.
The October st. Nicholas reall
should be issued on a Saturday morn
ing and not in the middle Of the weel
for the girl or boy who once takes il N
will find Il hard to lay aside the tempt
ing magazine till every page is rea6
There IS n frontispiece that is bot
pretty and clever "A Musical Genius
the Pride Of the Family" The leading
story is just as good for girls as 70
boys. and Is well worth reading aloul
in the family, "That Deer" an excit
ing California story by Marian Warne
Wildman. Dandy Dash and How II
Gave the Alarm is the true story of
dog by Grace Weld Soper; and 'Boxe
and the Goslings" IS another good dol
tale. "Poh-Hlaik the Cave-boy." toll
by Charles +. Lummis, is the thrilling
story OF n little New Mexican hero o
five hundred years ago. IN this mum
Der too Howard Pyle writes farewell q
readers OF THE Story of King Arthu
and his Knights" which has been IN
strong fiction attraction of ST. Mich
olas the past year. III so be-" runs MI
Pylos farewell. they make YOU thin
It is worth while 10 live a brave ant
true and virtuous life, doing good q
those about you, and denying your
selves an those desires which woul
be IN for others and for yourselves 70
TO yield to, then that which l hav
written hath not been written amiss.
RAILROAD AND EMPLOYEES