Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-01

Third battalion" and portrnys a des-
pernto decd Of daring w the Philippines
by 90 rctreamt of the Tennessee rcEi-
mont The special article is "hich
Placer Mines in Lower California u.
iustratirE both By icttcr-ptess and
photographs. the present Rold-crazc IN
Che peninsula. Frederick fhlmch
araciHi correspondent. writes about our
army Boz the Philippines. There are
photographs % officers and troops %
ihe American line steamship Paris on
tho Muuncle Rocks. the United states
transport Gmut leaving san ffnh-
cisco indru with the sixteenth regiment
Cor Manila. and the troops on the ship
dock There are photographs IRON
Che Peace conference nj The Hague
and au article on the Disarmament
congress. and photographs OF the lat
oat sensation IN the preyfus case.
A remarkable series Of photographs
showing biblical toNta Inscribed on
mnurIuuH. houses Htcrplrs, and oihct
places viii be- found iu the July Qul-
vcr Tho descriptive notes nccompa-
nyiug The illustutions are by MI j. A.
Reid.
Casseirs magazine for July Contains
% special article on the author of Robe
anIorro. by AIR Tigho Hopkins, who
apolks OF the great dramaust as
siogc.manaror
Boo 600 article upon Mr. Harry Furnlss.
iu THE Magazine OF Art for july Mr.
suleilman tells the following story or
no wail.l,nown caricaturist. when
Lord Randolph ChurchlllH hunting nl-
ventures in South Africa were enter
tulniug London ana drawing attention
tu the Daily Graphic. which was ON
piHylur him eH special t"rresp 1ndent
SIR Furuifs. who was about 20 take
train fIr town from some country sta-
tiuu. read nn account uf the exploit lh
question ln th. morninE paper anl tsls-
rfHuhed 10 hiH EDITOR Mt hufnnndi
'ses Churchilra lion hunt. Times.
Splendid copy. Reply - Junction.
IA hnif-paat ten he found the answer
from hil chief awaiting him Good
Let onrrnVrra have u today lie maze
the drawing IN the train, used the
changing at the functions 90 draw IN
tho faces. ana at the appointed time
be- placed the finished drawing In the
hands OF tho enErnvorF'
The Improvement Era for July II out
and will be- eagerly welcomed by us
Thousands of readers, This number
has hcot awaited with more than usual
Interest because Of the promised COM
tflhutlIu from the pen OF MAJOR hl'h-
srJ w. Young On "Thc Last Hours OF
Dr. Harry a. Young The article IL
made tho leading one In the magazine;
ID la told ln simple. direct style. but
with ylyidncsa that makes the pain
ful narrative ~ enchanting Interest,
and ID alone will cause the Era 10 be-
widely read and long preserved; the
new assistant editor Edward ", An
drraon. who succeeds -. II. Roberts, N
now la charge. and n goes without say
ing that tho high standard previously
set will not be- lowered.
In the American Monthly Review Of
Uoyic,ys for July the editor reviews tho
work OF our delegation ut The Hague
up Co date. presenting the latest phases
of the arbitration question, with some
consideration of u.s. bearings on the
| present international situation. Among
/ other topics discussed IN THE Progress
of the World" this month are "rarln
/ Trusts" na a political Issue, the ORGY
fuH ylndicntion. the war in me- philip.
pines. the recent change In the civil
/ service rules. and the newly elected
! college presidents.
The July number N The Engineering
| Magazine opens with an article on
| English and American Locomotive
| building" written by Mr.. Charles