The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-03

was not pleasant, when the story of 1t
was pleasantly told? Mrs. Sara Y Stew
| enson brings her account of the Fall
Of Maximilian" to close. 1t is a rather
sad close, and the whole incident seems
like a dream. Professor A Slaby, OF
| the technical high school at Charlotten-
| burg, near Berlin, has an interesting
article on The New Telegraphy- An
Artist Among the Fellaheen, with IL
Illustrations, by r. Talbot Kelly, will be
| found pleasant. Hamlin Garland has a
| short story, entitled, a Good Fell
lows Vie. - Mrs. Burton Harrison
Good Americans" comes to an end in
the present number
The Century company, Union Square,
New York. Price, So cents.
The Improvement Era for April is a
very excellent number. Rev. Alfred H.
Henry discourses on Spirit and Dis
cipline of the Methodist Church" "
! APOSTLE Heber J. Grant gives some
! 'Recollections Awakened by the Late
| Semi Centennial Celebration" There
are many articles. all of which will be
| found interesting by readers of the Era,
but the article of greatest interest is
Professor Benjamin Cuff, 1r's., on THE
Hawaiian Islands and Annexation. >"
The article is an elaboration of the
/ views the professor has heretofore ex-
| pressed in The Herald and through the
| Associated Press. The article is a
really valuable contribution to the Ha-
| waiian question.
The Improvement Era, Salt Lake
City.
! The Overland Monthly for April has
| for its first article an account of the
ascent Of Mount ST. Elias, by c. w.
Thornton, who was member of Prince
Luigi's party. The ascent of Mount st.
| Elias was great feat in mountaineer-
ing. The illustrations are fine. Lost In
the Petrified Forest of Arizona" by w.
c. Barnes is a story of adventure of
one in the most wonderful forests in the
world. Major Ben C. Truman gives
second installment of "Old Time Stage
| Drivers oe the West Coast" ''Yuri
Witch is a very interesting story, COM
plete in the present number. There is
an account of Cape Flattery and Its
Light" by James G. McCurdy. 1t tells
of the nations beacon light on the most
northwesterly point of land in the Unit
ed States, outside of Alaska. The article
is amply illustrated.
The Overland Monthly, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Price, 10 cents.
The Black Cat for April has the usual
variety of short stories. Among the
writers contributing TO the present
number are Louise Belts Edwards. Geo.
Madden Martin, Anna B. Patten, Frank
L. Pollock and Philip Verrill Mighels.
The Short Story Publishing Co., IA
High street, Boston, Mass. Price,
cents.
The Journal of Medical HypnOtism
for April contains a number of very
interesting articles on subjects to which
the Journal is devoted. The account of
case of suspended animation, by Ed
win F. Bowers, is both remarkable and
exceedingly interesting.
Psychic Publishing Co, So Fifth Ave-
nue., Chicago, Ills. Price, 10 cents.
American Colonial Tracts, No. II. for
April, Is "a Petition of w. C. Exhibited
to the High Court of Parliament, now
assembled for the Propagation of the
Gospel In America and the West In
dies. and For the Settling of Our Plan
tations There; Which Petition Is APP
proved By. Seventy Able English Di-
vines. Also BY Master Alexander Hen |
derson and Some Other Worthy Min !
listers of Scotland. Printed In the Year !
1641." With the present number this |
valuable and highly interesting series |
of reprints completes it's first volume.
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Y Price, % cents.