Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
LITERARY NOTES.

Among other features Of Guntcr's
Magazine FOR January are the follow
ing. Shall the Treaty be connrmodg
Decline Ia Hallway Hates and Profits.
Wealth ana It's Production. The Anti
Espannion Movement. Some Valuable
Wage Statistics. IiOhm- Bawcrk on
Kari Marx; FREE Trade ANA Protection
In Practice. Practical Defects Of So-
ciniiHm. Teaching OF Economies In
Schooln.-fhc Guntcr company. Union
ssrlr,. New York.
a very curious presentation OF the
number OF ir.h'iIr m, ~ the stamp ~
Wolaclsy In England, the Duke u
Tetuan Ia spain. uen"rgl o'iruuchcn
IN Russia. Nikc0dnt Ttafc Ia il,inlaiy.
who are leahsin Ia mAIy nations. In
sivcI Ia Tho January Cosmopolitan
under tho utls. "Iish i.,adrrA ~
Many Nations N vii. /. iuurd la
t,rcsting 10 all WIN haze irish Liu9i
IN thoi" vsiiis. '''ihV a'-Ns ~ i.' s.as
lem IL another article In the aamc
number possessing Interest for "A large
class.
The National Municipal League viii
publish, early In January. 1879. the
proceedings OF the Indianapolis con-
ference Cor good city government. Thia
volume viii contain the report u the
which has been 10 widely and faVora-
bly, commented upon by the press OF
the country. This volume OF proceed
ingr, with the previous volumes pub
lishcd by the League, form an import
ant contribution to the subject OF mu-
nlcipal government In this country.
The new volume of proceedings viii be-
published Ia cloth at the rate 81 onc
dollar per volume. Clinton Rogers
Woodruff. iii.. Glard building. Fhila-
dclphin.
"Thc Return Of American Peace
Commissioners" n appropriately tn.
subject OF the front page illustration
OF Golfers Weekly FOR January 1th. A
u companion piece to this may be
noted picture OF President Mckinley
and his cabinet, THE American Oc.
cupation OF Havana" IN the subject Of
another page Illustration. showing the
first United states troops marching IN
To the city A. n, Wenzell has u
doubie-page drawing entitled After
the Matinee" n familiar scene In front
OF New York thcaterH on Matinee
Day" The conclusion OF Henry
JamcH'H twO-part serial entitled The
Ilorter, IN given In this number. Ed
gar Fawce,t has an article entitled
London Players IN New York" with
portraits OF six famous London players.
The drama, the opera, The Paris letter.
dealing with "'fhe Paris Exposition
literature and amateur sports are adj
ditlonai features.
In McClurc'a Magazine for January.
Simon Lake, Inventor OF the latest mar
vel In the way OF submarine boats, des-
cribca the construction OF his boat, and
how he makes long journeys In her at
the bottom OF the ocean, and while
Il.
into the very sea, ana examines wrecks
and fishes up cables and va on. Mr.,
Ray Stnnnard Baker. In the same num-
her. glvca an account of his own oN-
perionccs ON "a submarine voyage In the
Lake boat. and both articles are illus
trated with drawings from life by NJ.
w, u. stevens. who also made voyage
In company with Mr., Baker, Captain
Mnhan's article on ''rhe War on the
Sea and Its Lessons" considers the
eject OF our deficient coast defonse on
the plan OF campaign and the move
mcntr of the navy In the recent war,
II viii also describe the military and
naval conditions Of the enemy nj the
outbreak OF the war. The series grows
IN interest ana value aH Il progresses.
The January number also contains
the second story IN Klpllnga new serial
OF School-boy life, and stories by H.
Nesbit ana w. A. Fraser. stephen
ilnn' VoniFlbut'N w INV hhinr nunln'f
n description of n ride he took on the
engine OF the Scotch Express. the fast
est train In England,
"Americanlnm versus imperialism
II the titlG of an article from
the pen OF Acknowledgements In the jan
uary number 81 the "North American
Review" Mr. Carnegie IN n determined
foe To territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT. re-
gnrding POSSESSIONS In the Far East.
An essay by Edmund Gosaee upon "rhe
Literature 81 Action" ia also found In
tho North American Review" Mr..
Gosse draws attention 10 the agrees
pively defensive attitude OF Great
Britain at the present time, which he