The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-04
LITERATURE.
TheJuIy Century.

Articles Of entertainments and OF seri-
GUS timely iasersst share equally the
space of the Jaly Century. In their
order the illustrated paDers are douo'r
article on "Cros cOua ~ III ing In
America" by Theodore Roosevelt aud
Henry Cabot Lodge. the former draw
ing from his experience in riding TO
hounds on long Island. and the latter
describing the older hunt at GeHe~eo.
Livingston County. New \ ORR. and that
of the Myupia Club IN Esst Il County.
Massachusetts,: "HOuing PIgeOus," n
finely illustrated sccOuut, by Mrs. 4 5.
Starr. OF the trimming aud use of carrier
ligeOns; "A Day Iu ourrey xIih Vim
iOrris," tu~ Bngli>h pOei. artist. amt
Ocialist, b. Miss I'm ma Lazarus; and
DIRE. SCHUYLER van Rensselaer's tuna
'aper on American Country Dwell
ngs."
The frontispiece OF the number Is a
)rOhle portrait Of Frank K 6torkton
he amJuS author of" Rudder rang"
md Ihe Late Mrs Null" yet perhaps
more wild +, known tao repeat the it'd,
of the accompanying anecdOtal paDer by
G. G. Buell. a. the All hor of The Lady,
or the TIgrr7" With the next is. also
given irUnL-fsce portrait Of Mr.. Sock
ton.
As usual the VIZ papers are profuse'y
illustrated, the tlrst Of them b ing
conclusion 10 tue Autietam articles +
the previuus number and. under the
title In the Wake Of Battle" giving
voman's re-collecuoHs of Confederate
hospital work at SheDhertStoEn ur-
N -
deal aDect'Utailg with the cPpfu-e vi
New Orleans. Zap ain Bever ey Ken
non. who 'mmauded the Confederate
steamer. g., ersOr Moore, gives a ihnIi-
ing deception Of the lighting and los
OF MS ship: Command Albert K aug
then 8 lieutenant ON :he Hdrffy n, de
seriDes Incidents Of the Occupation q.
New Orle Ms" and Marion A Skier,
then the mayors private secretary.
treats the subject from Confederate
point of II W. Ia Memoranda on the
Civil War" z. ID. Hay wOJd. the aathuT
Of the striking paper IN the April NUM-
be-. Lis on the ALEbufa a. Confederate
cruiser, 80 the r'que.t of the editor
gives 2 brief account of his experience
ah0at and ashore. General Wm. =.
Smith Wnie, Of 'Gener George ii.
Thomas. at Chattanooga" in answer IN
General Grants article ia the L~nt,tTy
for last November; and II 5. Taylor
stirring poem, entitled
The Man with Mu>ket
France aud Indo-Chiua." By Angus
tine Heard, deals with the causes aud
fruits Of tie recent French war in ASIA;
and Rev. Leighton Parks, in "a BO7u of |
the Mon:O SECT" Describes V sit to
OF one OF the Bdddh Sc sectS |
Of Japan.
The Labor Question" Is ably treaIed |
from the point Of view of y western |
b. Edward l.. Day; |
while Thet dore l. De Winnie, who print
the Century aud ~. n chOl1s, gives his
Fiews on the question OF "Co-opera-
ion. " There is also = letter on the III
iustrisl question ny Wm. Morris.
Mr.. HOWellS CO 1triGu the sixth In
Italmeut Of his new novel. The MINIS
ler's harge;" and the short stories OF
he numb-r are a humorous negro
iketch by II. 8. Edwards. entitled Two
RuIaEayS, illustrated 10y Kemble),
and Claiborne Kean." by James L.
Mckay. The poems of the nu Der arc
BY Charles q. ID. Roberts, the late Sid
ney Lanier, Richard Watson Glider,
Walter Learned, and others. Two OF
the editorials in Topics of the Time"
Qea4 WITH lu5 HUT lutotAOu. dilu Oic
with Charity Organization IN the
first Topic q reply Is made 10 Dir. Nor
ris' letter. which appears at the end OF
Miss Lazarus paper on the poet artists
Surrey manufactOry. In "Open Let
ters," President Julius II. Seelye and
Professor Geofge P Fisher contribute
10 the discussion on Christian Union.
and a member OF p. rliament writes of
"The Character OF the new English
House OF Commons"