Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-11

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sau ST.. New York.
In Table Talk for February will b
found variety nf subjects of intercu
70 the housckccpcr Special nttcn
uon may be called 20 the department
headed All Through the Year. In whici
Information and suggestions ON cduca
ton, fashions. and amusement Of chill
iron are ohcfcd 10 the readers Table
Talk Publishing Co. Philadelphia. Pa
| Self Culture for February has ful
ftontisplece a well executed picture OF
| tccrge Washington. and an article OF
The Father OF His Country. by prcsi.
dent ". W. Rogers OF tho Northwest.
crn University; another timely article
IL headed susgertiona from the I.ifs
~ Abraham Lincoln by Professor y
w. ShepardHon. Othui contributions
To this number are Statistics and Pop
ular Education. by Hon. Carroll ~
Wright Commissions on the Tarifl
ana Money by Professor J, Laurence
l.aughlln. and Columbia University. by
Professor George y. Carpenter. The
present number closes tho third volume
OF this excellent publications. wcr-
nor Company. Akron, Ohio.
DR.. Mnurua Jokaia Hungarian Ma.
bob. which In considered by some the
best work OF that author. Is 20 be pub
llnhcd Immediately hy the Doubleday
4 Mcclure Co. II II a tale of Hun.
Hatian life In the early part u the con-
fury. and It's pictures Of the powerful
Magyar nobicmcn. their vast estates,
Wild customs and despotic power are
striking to an American reader.
cyrnno de licrRernc continues 10 be
one Of the best selling books of the day
The Doubleday a Mcclure co. has
printed. we are told. $4,000 copies Of
Miss Gertrude Hairs prose translation
IN the three months since Il appeared.
". Tissot's sumptuous Life Of Christ
the nve hundred original drawings for
which are being exhibited at various art
galleries nil over the country has hnd
n very unusually rapid sale for such n
work There are two limited editions
Of the book. and the cost Of COPY II
figured In hundreds 81 dollars instead 81
dollars: yet IN the month since u was
published the sales have averaged pref
~ nearly a thousand dollars for each
working day. The publishers an
ncuncc that they have already raised
the price, anticipating the speedy OK.
hauation OF the small editions.
Are Long Marriage engagements Ju.
dlciousT II discussed from various
points u view In the February issue Of
the American queen by Margaret Sang
ster, the editor of ifarpcr'n Bazhr;
Edward Payaon ingersol u. D.; Lucy
Hall Brown. NJ. D.. Herbert l.. nrldg-
man. of the brooklyn standard unioni
Helen Lee Sargent and Susan Hayes
Ward. Good Mannorai Ar They
Lost Artf II another symposium
participated In by able writer's, ouldn
contributes nm article on tho Fashion OF
al.
New Woman. Grace Pierce has an
article on The American Woman. II.
luFtrnied by Charles Dana Gibson. All
the departments are well up to the
standard. The front cover II wood
engraving Of a painting. done especially
for The American Queen by naude.
Tho Sanitarian for February II nj
hand with a varied list Of contents.
The purpose Of this magazine. NJ stated.
N 10 present the results OF the various
Inquiries made for the preservation Of
health. ~ To make them most ndvan-
tagcoua Ia the public and the medical
professionalism clinton st., brooklyn.
y. Z.
uunton'a Magazine for February II.
ns usually. Instructive ana interesting.
n contains well written article on
prosperity and Social Education"
Improving opinion on the Philip
pines" cuban Industrial Problcmn'
and other timely topics. IN the "iedi-
torial cruciblc" we ind; Death Of Mr..
DinTley-New tnriff for Porto Rico.
More spanish Observation-Disclosures
talk from a lliahop-Hcnry clcwa on
truHta and Extension OF half tine HyE-
TEN In England.
The frontispiece IN n protrait Of
Francis a. walkor.-uunton Company,
Union Square. New York.
In the Womana Home Companion
for February t.Naientinc'a day il cello.
brated by "a page OF valentine poetry,
ana several unique entertainments for
the celebration OF cupld'r Saint day.
Edgar fnwcett contributes a story Of
domestic love. while Mrs. Burton Har-
rison'H serial. THE cnrcelllni Emerald
develops a mystery that Involves al.
the principal characters. Lillian Bells
experience In France arc diverting and
different from what tourists usually
enjoy. The Companion touches on
many subjects Of practical interest To
women readers, such as Typography
Woman's Gown" 'srhe Period OF BE-
trothnl," "chiid-Cul In the HOWE,
Mast crowcll y Kirkpatrick Spring.
neid. Ohio,
Sir q. $. Clarke. X. c. NJ. O., Il. II. a..
contributes 10 the February number OF
the North American Review an article
entitled Imperial Responsibilities. a
National Cain" wherein he discusses
the new position the United States IN
henceforth occupy among the natlona
of the world Experiment with Higl
Explosives In Large Guns forms the
theme OF u paper by Hiram :. Maxim,
and +. Spencer baldwin, professor OF
economics In Boston university. fur-
nlrheH an essay upon Some Aspects of
Luxury Major Arthur Grihiths. her
mnJcstya Inspector Of prisons. deals
with the subject ~ "Old War Prisons
In England and France" Charles A.
connnt calls attention TO Russia as a
world power" and America ana the
Wheat Problem" Is the title of an ar
tlclo from the pen OF John Hyde, star.
ihtlciun OF the United States depart
mont Of agriculture. COMMANDER
'hnrlcs N. Stockton. u. s. ~. president
OF the naval war college, Newport, II.
]. writes on THE Capture OF Enemy
Merchant Vessels at Sea" 'rhe Tu- |
oerculosis Problem In the United |
States" Is thonghtfully considered by |
:. a. knopf, NJ. ID. Among the sh0It |
articles are Tho Existing Court Mar |
Ilal Systsha, y, Earl NJ. CranstOn; |
How Holland Helps the Helpless ~ |
iieaie II, cronut ana "Our Fish Supply |
md Its Denoieneies." by a. II. Gonr-
aud.