The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-31

Defender" by William E. Simmons; 1.-THE
Evolution of the Racing Yacht Model, y by
G. A. Cormack. secretary of the New
York Yacht club; The Men Who Have
Defended America Cup, by w. j. Hen
dderson. and "a Critical Comparison of
Shamrock. and Reliance" by John R.
Spears, being some of the articles touching
that subject. People who fish and others
will enjoy Grover Cleveland Goes a
Fishing Random Fish Talk" by w. G..
Harris, and Leonidas Hubbard Jr.'s "Off-
Days on Superior's North Shore
/ In the September number OF Scribner's
Magazine, Frederic Irland adds another
to his remarkable articles on little known
regions o. the wilderness on this CONT
emit. THE Wyoming Game Strong
hold which leads this number, describes
that great valley between tae Shoshone
and Wind River mountains on the east
and the sTetons ON the west, where ante
lope by hundreds and elk by thousands
congregate, and where the wild goose still
undisturbed makes her nest:~ Mr.. Irland
spent two months this spring, while the
|: snow was still in the passes, observing
and .photographing the wild game in their
stronghold.
Captain T. Bentley Mott, military at
tache to the American embassy at Paris
Scribner's), describes brilliantly and with
vvacity the Work and Play of the Mill
tary Attaches
Thomas Bailey Aldrich has seldom writ
ten a more charming sketch than Tom |
Folio" an old bookWorm and disciple OF
Lamb, who for many years haunted the
book shops OF Boston.
Rev. LYMAN Abbott opens the Septem-
Der Atlantic with an able and suggestive
article on why Women Do Not Wish the
Suffrage" an attotude which ne claims
Ito n or1U mt
to man. but from her essential dlnerence;
bodily and mentally. Herbert W. HorWlli
follows with a paper on the question OF
1.-The Bible in Public Schools" and ne
discusses as pertaining thereto the IN
creasing and generally acknowledged Bib
lical ignorance of the rising generation.
'.Indifferentism, by B. P. IAN Educated
Wage Garner Experiences and renee
tions by Jocelyn Lewis; .Of Girls In a
Canadian College," by A. A., MacMech ha, 1I ana
riet Waters Preston.
On bracket in Edwin Booths sleeping
room at The Players-the apartment re-
mains as he left it ten years ago
stands a battered skull which the elder
Booth and afterwards his son Edwln,
used to solloquiZe over in the h1tn act
of Hamlet There is gruesome story
Connected with the coming of this relic
into Booths hands a story which Thomas
Bailey Aldrich will tell in the SeptemDer
Century under the title Poor 4orlck.
| Sir Thomas Upton, in an article in the
September Cosmopolitan on My Enorts
to win the America Cup draws at
tention to the personal danger, atte 5Innbf
| Other timely articles in the same mum
Der of the Cosmopolitan are "A STUDY
of the Servian Tragedy" by Ebert a du
! claye by Frederick u. Rocker Bishop OF
| Jaro. Rafford Pyke contributes delight
| ful ESSAY on Summer Types OF Men ana
Women John M arof Gagfene TI1eeT Ed Dn
cation of a Debutante' is by Emma ..
| Kaufman How to Win Woman, by
| Lavina Hart and The Art OF entertain
| ing by Mrs Wilson Woodrow. In ad-
dition to four complete stories and bar
| lasch of the Guard by Henry Seton
Merriman, the following articles appear pear
| "a Chip of the Old Confederacy; JupaI
| A Early by Clara Morris; Joseph Folk.
| q character sketch by Frederick c, Howe;
! Lewis Nixon, Captain Of Industry, by
| Cyrus Campbell Wells, ana IAailhlilu III
| tl1e Making" by H. G. Wells.
| The September number of Wilshire's
| MAGAZINE is exceptionally alive ana up
! to-date All the leading events OF the
| dav receive treatment in some form or
| other. The slump in the stock market
| and the relation to it of labor troubles
are discussed by n. u Neis 9 ,,oe env 9e
turer The new legal aspect OF strikes strikes
| &C developed in 1.-The Minotola STRIKE
is ahIv dealt with by Judge John ".
/ Westcott of Camden, N. j. Frederic w.
| R,Irry presents the ethical Impulse To-
| ward a regenerated society in me SpH-
| If Of the Social Reconstruction: Cap1-
! tal Unions VS.. Labor Unions, py Mafsa-
| ret Halle.
Mrs. Margaret Deland, author Of ,Old
Chester Tales" contributes me Iea4 ha,s
| story to Harper's Magazine for SEPTEMBER
Among other fiction is Alice Browns nov
e1ette, Judgment" and there are . snort
Stories nv Alfred Alivant. author of BOD.
Son Of Rattle.'' and by Robert w. Cnam-
hers Roy Rolfe ellison. SeweH Ford, NOR
man Duncan, May Harris and others.
With a decidedly unique and bizarre
cover 10 Story Book for SEPTEMBER is one
Of the most fetching things ON the news
stands. Among its leading writer's TINS
n,onth are Elizabeth Phipps Train, Buffalo
Dill = william Hamilton Osborne, II. ..
Gantield Rev. Henry NJ. Wharton and 9TH
ere not as well known but whose work is
of annaI merit 1.-The Brocade from
Paris'' is a charming little skit by Eliz-
abeth Phipps Train: Buffalo Bill writes
| o. ss1rhe White Captive" A maiden,
SCOUTS indians and soldiers all come In TO
| noete a thrilling tale. One OF the most
| hnnorous stories of the season is VIII
i;sro Hamilton Osborne's 1.-THE Widows
| Harper,s Magazine for September IS 1ull
| az usual of timely articles OF interest 10
| woroen~ short stories. and many hints Tor
| autumn fashions. The ILLUSTRATIONS are
! very fine.