Evening journal., 1905-09-26

Many thinkers and students are now
Investigating the practical questions
lof psychology dealing with health.
happiness and success. and TO those
the October issue of Suggestion. (Chi-
lcago) a magazine of the New Psy-
lchology for thinkers. viii prove inter-
testing.
This magazine deals with psychic
research. personal magnetism. mem-
lory culture, win power thought force
suggestive therapeutics, drugless heal
ling, auto-suggestion. nature cure.
practical hygiene and allied subjects.
1.-THE department on psychic research
land practical psychology Is edited by
lDr. Stanley l.. krebs, a member of
,the London Society for Psychical Re
search.
From its extremely handsome cover
to the last line of text. the American
illustrated for October is "A magazine
lof sustained. wholesome and varied
Interest. There are "A number of WELL
illustrated up to date articles: Fire
lat Sea. by Lawrence Perry. tells of
1.-THE danger Of fire to both greyhound
land wind jammer; in Millions for Min
utes. Leroy Scott shows what vast
Isums have been spent to cut down the
running time on railroads between
important points: Charles II. Canin.
lin his series on American painting
threats post Revolutionary art and
Miss Laut tells the story of Vancou-
iver In her series on the Vikings OF the
Pacific.
Pigs is Pigs. In the September Amer
lican was the hit of the month. Ellis
Parker Butler has another story I'm
October. The Man with the Glass
Front, which is also extremely funny:
Mary Frances, by Mrs. Fl. l.. Harris
1.-THE co-author of the Jessica Letters is
la story that stands out among the
magazine fiction Of the month. Among
the other writer's are Henry Wallace
Phillips Henry A. shute, l. X. Fried
man, f. Armstrong, etc.
Congressman John J. Esch Of Wis
lconsin. author of the bill for the COM
lpulsory installation of the Block Sys-
Item on railroads. has contributed am
larticle 10 the October number of the
lAmerican Magazine in which he gives
1.-THE following statistics of railroad ac-
lcidents:
During the fiscal year 1902 303 pas
sengers We're killed and 60s9 injured;
during 1908, 32i killed, 1913 injured;
during 1904 42O killed and 1864 in
ljured.
For the fiscal year 1904 there We're
6436 collisions resulting in death to
1880 persons. injury to 1888. and Ia a
property loss of over five millions of
dollars, while for the nine months
= 1905 there were 1856 collisions. 500
deaths, 5911 injuries to person. and a
property loss of almost four millions.
The chic cover design for October 10
story Book suggests the golden au-
tumn days have come. The leader in
a list of popular story writer's is Mrs.
Wade Hampton. Jr.. OF whom so much
is being said lately regarding her in
volving President Roosevelt i'm the
Town Topics scandal. Her story,
however, is good one.
"The Woman With the Blood Red
Rose" by NJ. B. p. Mason, is an ex-
lcellent conceit for those who need a
little spice to whet the appetite. j. c.
! Fiummer, whose recent book is at
tracing wide attention. contributes
) another one of his successful character
sea sketches. Names almost as well
known appear; among them being
Zoe Rinehart. Felicia Blake and 9TH
. ers.
The selected masterpiece for the
month is from the pen Of Maxim Cor
E ky, the great Russian literateur. Il is
ientitled "Her Lover" and is similar
I'm key to the work Of Balzac or Maui
, passant.
The first pages of the october st. N.ch-
olas are given up to the memory of Mrs
! Mary Manes Dodge, the magazines editor
for so nany years, whose death occurred
just as the October number was going Ia
press. Mr. Richard Watson Glider writes
sympathically:
Many the luurels her bright spirit won
Now that through tears we read "rhe
End"
The brishtess leaf of ar-now all is
done
Is this "she was the children's friend
The October st. Nicholas brings the
eonciusion-such happy one as all good
fairy tales should have-of t. Frank
Baum's queen zixi of Ix;' and another
chapter IN the funny adventures of "Pm-
key Perkins; Just Boy" There is an in