The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30

by Alicia Adams; Plans for Home Build
ers. Hygiene in the Home by Dr. Kate
Lindsay: Hints to Floral Lovers. by Sam
uel Armstrong Hamilton, etc. etc.
Considerable interest Is now being mani
Tested by thinkers and students in various
phases OF practical psychology. brain
building. the development of will pewer
concentration, thought force and similar
subjects; to those who seek information
on these matters the May issue of Sug-
psychology, will prove OF interest. 1t deals
with such matters as suggestion
psychic research, memory culture. drug
less healing. nature cure, personal mag
netism and the acquisition of health. han
piness and success through the application
OF inherent psychic powers all along ra-
tional and scientific lines.
News opens with an article entitled
Queeriand. descriptive of the primitive
Inhabitants of the Catskills: Meath the
Palm and the Pine" by Thomas c. Har-
baugh. is a poem appropriate to Memorial
day: The Course of Empire" tells the
story of the Lewis and Clark exposition;
article on The Vatican" AN Old Town
OF the New World" tells something of the
singing Indians; a chapter on Vermont
will be found of especial interest to all
those who hail from the Green mountain
state: G. NJ. l.. Brown writes of Monte
video; Bingham Thoburn Wilson has a
titled Genius" Charles Austin Bates
contributes one of ahiS racteristjc and
clever articles entitled The Promoter"
Russia occupies the place of honor in
the World Today for May and better
understanding of her position at the pres
ent time will be undoubtedly gained by
those who read this attractive 10 cent
magazine. Count Cassini. Russia's rep
resentative at Washington writes of the
internal troubles of his country giving
particular explanation of the events OF
Jan. p and the succeeding days in st.
Petersburg. The Student Strike in Rus
Sia" is the subject OF an article by an
eyewitness. while a colonel in the Rus
sian army tells OF the relations existing
between officers and their men. under the
caption The Russian Peasant as a Sol
der
The live problem of the municipal own
ership of street railways is treated by
George G. Skies under the head THE
Chicago Traction Tangle." Albert Erie
Cy Warman of The Man Who Made the
Canadian Pacifc"-SIr William Van
Horne. a personality whose story makes
intensely interesting reading.
Caleb Powers brings the dramatic
Reader Magazine for May the final in
stallment of My Own Story" taking
the narrative down to the present time.
Incidents in the last trial OF Powers on
the charge of completely in. the murder Of
Senator Goebel of Kentucky are told in
plain. straightforward manner that con-
vinces by It's very simplicity.
The first number of the Country Calen-
dar is an inspiring sign of the return of
Americans to outdoor life. This new mag
aZine of the Review of Reviews Book
company is a high class production, not
only in its large size. beautiful dog
wood cover and sumptuousy printed
halftone illustrations. but also in its
showing of such contributors as eX-Presi-
dent Grover Cleveland. John Burroughs.
Prof. l.. H. Bailey. Secretary James Will
son. Dallas Lore Sharp. Henry c. Row
land and others. Moreover the maga-
zine gives a unique Interpretation OF the
serious and instructive side of country in
terests in its authoritative and compre-
hensive editorial pages and in it's de
partment.' which latter give personal ex-
periences and expert Information about
garden and orchard. stable and kennel.
the automobile. stock and poultry etc
With contributions from such eminent
authorities as Il. =. Powell (orchard),
Prof. F. A. Waugh (garden) and
Frances Duncan (Scrubs), the editors
aim In these departments IS evidently TO
provide clearing house Of knowledge for
successful country dwellers and to exhibit
through competent specialists whatever Is
new and beautiful in the science of out
door life
Grover Cleveland gives his personal rea-
sons for his love for hunting and fishing:
Jcnn burroughs IN May Is an eX-
quisite prose poem; the secretary OF agri-