Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28

and laws Of the Latin language Tor the
hcncnt Of the beginner. and also to
make provision Tor the needs ~ the
advanced student. IN View OF the heavy
demands now made Oh the time OF
classical tcachera and students
special effort has been made tu develop
the practical side uf grammar. ~ make
n ~ helpful ~ possible Ia the fletcher
In his work and To aid the student In
mastering the intfluuuica NJ the Latin
tongue. with ~ much ease ana rnpidlty
~ Is consistent with true scholarship.
american Book Company, New York.
Cincinnati. and Chlcago.
In the February Mcclurc'r. Miss
Tnrhei win give contemporary
giimpses and rcminisrenccs ~ Lincoln
~ he appeared In nnd about the white
House. at cabinet meetings NJ the war
department. before Congress. and In
the camps, at the time 81 the fall Of
Fort Sumpter. the shutting on ~
Washington, ana the gathering ~ a
great army 20 begin the war-a time
when the problems he had TO deal with
were all new and tremendous. and the
country az large was gtlil questioning
whether he was equal 90 them. The
article will contain much Information
OF this personal kind that has never
before been published.
Tho event ~ the literary year will be.
| II N said. the novel upon which Count
Tolatuy has been lnborinT In order that
| he may devote tho proceeds to the
transportation to Canada ~ ] 1000 Rus
sian Quakeru. ~ II generally believed
by his friends that this work viii mark
the conclusion ~ Count TolHtny's liter
nry career. Not merely on this account.
/ but because nf the subject treated. Il
| VIII attract wide attention ~ N "A
study OF The life ~ man and woman.
and treats Of the three phases OF love
that Of the youth. that ~ the young
man. and that " the man In matur"
nge. The Cosmopolitan Magazine an
nouncca that II has secured the sole
right of publication.
A serial entitled Janice Meredith;
/ 4 story ~ the Revolution" by Paul
Leicester Ford. author Of THE Honor
able Peter sterling win begin In the
issue OF Golfers Weekly Tor January
2sth. 1889. The story. which deals with
the oscillation of a maidcn's heart be-
| tween two lovers, one "a Tory IN the
service Of the klnF, and the other an
aide -dr-chmp Of Washington. II full ~
the stirring action of the time.
The Rights aud Duties Of American
| citizenship. BY W. ". Willoughby. IN.
D.. associate In political science at the
Johns Hopkins rnlversiiy
The purpose OF this work II 10 pre-
sent to American youths practical in
formation as 20 the rights nnd duties
which attach to American citizenship
| In the effort TO do this IN the clearcrt
and most logical form. the author has
developed the ronernl principles Of civil
| government frOm study ~ the ma
TONS growth anu development. instead
OF pursuing the usual stercotypcd
method OF giving n running commen-
tnry upon the Constitution. The prob
lens that confnint American citizens
~ the present time are. especially em'
phnsized and explained. American
Book Company. New York. Cincinnati
and chicago.
The Midwln,cr number of tho Los
Angeles Times ~ NJ hand. II nils cred
ltably the task Il sets itself. to portray
the marvellous growth and almost un'
limited resources Of southern califor'
MIA. n predicts stlll greater nchleve'
incnts Tor the next quarter OF cen
fury. OF the rection OF country repre-
| scented by the Tunes. the paper says
with hnrbor for her commerce ~
her very doors. Los Angeles. ALREADY
the metropolis ~ the southwest. vii
touch hands with the trade ~ th'
world and send 20 the far communities
Of the intramnntnnc States powerful
stimulus 10 the development " thcii
resources. with an interoccanic high
way FOR that commerce. the tide uf i'm
migration from the East. which fni
many years hnn set 20 strongly 10 th'
Golden Southwest viii surge through
the mountain passes into southern cnl'
ifornin until an her wide valleys shat
be the homo Of happy labor and ever
her deserts shall blossom with plenty.
The World Almanac nndEncyclopedil
for 1893 has been received. In addition
TO the usual wealth OF information OF
"a wide range Of subjects II contains {
history of the war with Spain, which u
invaluable ~ u work OF reference hls'
maps OF and statistics relating TO cuba
Porto Rico aud the Philippine Islands
This almanac ~ probably the best o
that class of publications now 50 popu
lar IN this Countrywide World, New
York.
I.lplncott's for February contains o
well written story by Isabel Nlxor
Whitley, entitled For the French IL
lies" There follows nm article OF
James Wilson and His Times" by u
| q. kellnF. In "a Diplomatic Forecast.
Austin Bicrbower predicts that tn
three great nations OF the world vii
before long be- Great Britain tuhHll
and the United states. ana that theil
prceminence win soon be established
Lionel Strachey furnishes an interest
ing contribution TO the Cyrnno de Der
geruc literature "RecOllcctions ri
Lincoln" by James NJ. Scovel. Is q
timely article on that subject. u
Lippineon co, philadelphia.
The December number OF The Artls
covers, as usually great number 81
subjects. Its beautiful illustration
and brief articles should be of value L,
both artists and lovers OF art-Truriov'
and Coruba. 6 Flfth Avenue. New
York.
The owl for January contains half .
dozen short stories. illustrated. The,
ARE all OF the most easy going kind
amusing, lnurhable.-The Owl Publish
ing Co, 20 parl, Row, New York,
Truths Reflex IN the name OF III,
latest venture In the Held OF Journalism
II IL a monthly journal published bi
tho Southwestern states mission Of tn
Church ~ Jesus Christ Of Latter -dai
Saints. Its Initial number IN bright an,
Interesting. We hope the support VII
be such Rs To make II n success both
financially and otherwise.
CuoICE BARoAINs FoR LADIES
AND CHILDREN
In the great Annual Spring Sale Of
Wash Goods at n, @. NJ. L., commenclni
"Wednesday. Feb. LIST.
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