Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-22
Literary Notes.

Literary Notes.
Lieutenant Rijgely Hunt In his
article on the "Stslm.hip Lines Of tho
World" Uhc last u the interesting
series on Ocean SteamshiIsl IN the
September ScribAer's, gives some use.
ful information about a trip around the
world entirely by water John X.
Spears, ono Of the most ontcrpfisiny Of
New York newspaper men, has an mr..
tlcle on "Oid American Homes" II
Is Illustrated FROM photograph. made
by the author of some very unique
frontier dwellings. Professor Josiah
Royce, Of Harvard, contributes a
chapter on "prcsent Ideals Of Ameri.
can University Lifs.n Thomas Nel.
sou Page tolls patheiicaily, In "itun
10 Seed, "ofa Southern family OF high
degree impoverished by the war,
Captain Joe and Jamie,n n sketch Of
great illodtlde on the Tautnmar
Marshes; aud the continuation Of "Tho
Wrocker," the new story by Robert
Louis Stevenson aud Lloyd Osbourne,
which grows Ia interest with each ln-
utalnftnt. Mr.. Felix Moschclcs, the
painter, has an article ON tho late
"Bobcrt Browning's Asolo." Mrs.
Alice Morse Earle sends tichly Illus.
tfnted article ON "a China Hunter In
New England" Mr.. Andrew Lang
writes on Adventures Among Books
Mr.. James Rlcalton tells Of the won
dorful old ruins OF monuments aud
shrines at Anuradiapura, the City Of
the Sacred Bo.rree In Ceyiou.
The compile novel for tho September
Lplipcott's Is entitled "Carlottas In.
tended" It's story Of New Orleans
life In the Italian quarter, aud some OF
the members OF the Malta society figure
as secondary charactcrs. The story IL
told with great skill by Ruth MoEncry
Stuart, who n "a woll known contributor
to the leading magazines. 4 sketch OF
the brilliant young actress, Julia Mar.
lowe, by Alfred StDdisrt, together with
= portrait Of Miss Marlowe, will appear
In this number. Mrs. NJ. T.. w. Shor.
wood has prepared an article on $50.
ciety Ia Different Cities" and Mrs.
julia &. II, Dor takes up the cudgels
In defense Of the pnstty girl In M arti.
Gle called "a Plea for llclen.n Julius
Chhmbcrs,O OF the Now York World, has
written u startling story entitled IA
Murderer for an Hour William >,
Walsh contributes an entertaining
paper OIL "Rcal People In Fictlon.n
Hon. Thomas T.. GIL, NJ. H., has
written dashing article descriptive Of
derby Day on Chaplain Common
England. The same number will con-
tain an article by Henry Collins, tell
Ing Of the life Of civil engineers In
camp. Everyone Interested Ia the
bctierment Of our roads should read an
article by John Gllmer Speed, Ia the
September LppHcOit's, on "Country
Roads aud Highways" This article
Will be followed Ia the succeeding
number by another on "rhe Common
Roads In Europe" which will show
how far ahead OF US In tho matter Of
roads many OF the European countries
are. Edgar Fawcett aud j. X.
Wctherill each contribute short
article. Poems will appear by Philip
Bourko Maralon, Clinton Scollard,
Bessie Chandler, WIN. Rsce Sims,
Louise iinogen Quincy, aud others.
"rwo Girls on n Barge" Ia the title
Of vivaolous sketch OF old people anl
curious experiences ON the Thames,
about to he Published by u. Appleton
& Go. The book In illustrated by 4.
III. Townsend, whose clever work has
become familiar 10 the thousands OF
readers Of "a Social DEPARTURE and
IAN American Girl In LONDON"
Tue Forum for September, begin.
ming volume NIL, viii contain Ave
articles on Present Problems In Edu.
catiOn-"Whan an American Boys
School Should Be-" by the Rev. Dr.
Henry A. Colt, Rector Of 81. Paups
School, Concord, y. H.; "ideals of
The New American Uniyersity,n by
President David y. Jordan, OF tho l.s.
land stanford Junior University, Call.
fornia, "rhe Growth Of Psychological
Education In the URited States,V by
Prof. HI. w. Tyler ~ the Mas.achus.
etts Institute Of Technology; "a Re.
view OF the Higher Education OF Wo-
mon-rho College for Both Soxes, The
College for Women, aud the 'An.
mex, ," by Mrs. Alice Freeman
Palmer, formerly President Of
Wellesley College; and "Physlcnl
Hindrances 10 Teaching Rich Girla,O
by Miss Charlotte w. Porter Other
articles will DO "The Farmers Isola.
tion and the remedy" "Authorsi
Complaints aud publishers' Proflts,n
"fhe Growth aud Triumph OF Wag.
nerism," "lhe Political Issues OF
ls02," "rhe Benefits II Industrlal
capitalization" beiug review OF the
recent ineorporation'of 50 many large
American Industries, by j. Selwin
TAFT; "rhe Future Of the Electric
Railway" "a study OF Accidents and
Accidental Insurance." aud "rhe
Governments Accounts with the Tax
payers" being o Treasury statement
by Edward Atkinion, The t6rua will
be onslierably enlarged beginning
with Vol. NIL, the enlargement keep.
ing pace with its Increase NJ patronage.
The offices OF the Forum have been
removed 10 the new Jackson building,
81 East nth street, New York,