The Saint Paul globe., 1903-06-01


Justus Miles Forman, in 1.-The Needle of
the damned, weaves a difficult choice
into somewhat strenuous love story. In
Innate portraits as usual are exclusive
very much wish to know ''The Wooing of
An-Ie continues the Indian Idyl begun
III the May number
Pearson's Magazine for June has a va
REQ and interesting table of contents. Two
or its serial stories Sir Henry Morgan
Buccaneer and The Picaroons, are of
more more than usual merit as are also the
Wo Two prlght short stories-The Seventeenth
DIVISION, and The ColoneTs Son-the one
story OF love and politics in Ken
lucky and the other a tale of an
exploit Of the small son of an English
officer at the time of the Indian mu-
tiny or special articles there are num-
err1[-fhotographing From Balloon.
Win p1actlcaI suggestions for attaining
the best results; The Beet Sugar Industry,
particularly timely article on SUI
gar; gar beets; and How to Drive. a prac-
the great driving expert. carefully illus, illus
trated with diagrams. The story of Jels
ome vs. Crime, article which has
peen quoted in newspapers all over the
country, is completed in this number.
10 Book Story has succeeded in doing
something no other magazine has here
Toiore ACCOMPLISHED. 1t publishes in the
june number an original detective story
written by the world renowned detective,
William A. Pinkerton himself The fea-
ture is distinctive and the story, en-
Titled $50, 900 in. Gold, or the Fatal
Hand, shows Mr.. Pinkerton to have the
dramatic instinct in high degree. Natur-
al any namlilar with startling situations and
tnrlillng cIlmaxes, apparently 1t has been
no trouble for him to weave a plot of
powerful interest.
Harper's Bazaar for June is full of news
and hints for women, both as to fash
ions so, and for the busy housekeeper An
article called Girls is replete with
original ideas for comfort during the
Josephine Daskam contributes another
1nstallment of her "Omar for Ladies' to
the June number of Harpers Magazine
or which the first stanZas are as follows:
Alike to her who Dimes both Loud and
Or her who, Banting, shuns the Dinner
gong,
Some Doctor from his Office chair will
Tt makes no Difference-both of you are
Wrongr
''Why all the Health Reformers who dis
High Heels and Corsets learnedly are
thrust
Square toed and Waistless forth: their
Duds are scorrred,
And Venus might as well have been a
Bust.
Myself, when slim, did eagerly frequent
Delsarte and Ling, and heard great Ar
gument
OF muscles trained to Hold me up; but
Spent on my Modiste what I'd always
spent!
with Walking Clubs did the best
With my own Feet tramped my Ten
Miles, good;
And this was All that got out of it
ate much more for Dinner than
Country Life in America with it's
sumptuous illustrations and wealth Of
practical information covers an aston
Der. "A Plant Hunting Vacation shows
some wonderful orchids and rare wild
flowers which have never been so beau
tifully pictured before. First Principles
and good common sense that beginners
should heed. Discovering Country
Home" is breezy story by a man and
wife who abandoned city fiat, tried a
happiness in the real country How to
Grow Cherries and Bee keeping for
Pleasure and Profit" are good practical
articles rd How low to 2, Build, d. =, House Boat
Dollars" are suggestive and valuable for
people of moderate means ~"The Pacific
Salmons" gives the life history Of the
Quinnat salmon in series of pictures.
The double page illustration is a pic
ture of the cut-throat trout, the gamest
fish Of western North America. ''Person-
al Experiences in Gardening is a series
of eight short articles describing new and
ingenious practical devices and profitable
results. "Our Friend the Pig tells how
to take care of a pig and is illustrated
by amusing pictures. Two other striking
pictorial features are, Castings a Net