Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-01
LITERARY NOTES.

The special fcatur. OF the Young
Woman'H Journal Tor April IL an illus
lrntSd article ON London by Ncphi l..
Morris. II contains ~ much valuable
information IN condemned form and cx.
coll.nt style The lyric. by Katherine
Arthur has literary merit. Tho
rhythm " the melody IN tendefly appeal.
inE' and the theme II one of sweet,
calm pathoa. Clothing OF Chinese md
Japanese" with illustrations. In an At
trartlvc description ~ the unlaue
clothing OF these peoples. Alice Louise
Reynolds writes In an Interesting man
ner on the intellectually Of deorge ~.
liott' Especially designed aH u corrcc-
i've and nuFFcatlyc talk 10 girls ON
their school nttlrv. the Dressing school
by AIRS. Christine u. Young. II worthy
OF every girls careful pcfuHnl. Mrs
lean y, WldtHoc continues her ok
cellent seficH of studies In Household
Art The charming reminiscent rto.
nos under the title. Reflections from
q Tirl poHrcaacd of a peculiarly nennl-
i've deeply artistic temperament.
Frederic Remington has furnished
Golfers Weekly for March e5th with "A
doublc.pagv drawing 81 the American
Regular 49, he appears In cuba today.
The artist calls his subject "a First.
the Oregon" N the subject Of letter
from Honolulu. written By Lieutenant
\. A. Alderman. q. \. ~, aud this,
with numerous photographs. makes ~
thrcc Interesting pages There are two
pages Of illustrations OF famous war.
ships, The funeral OF the late President
faurrs Janice Mrfrdithi" the Drama.
the Opera, and Walter Campo Depart
mcnt, are other features OF the number.
Notice u given out that tho Easter IL.
sue % Collier Weekly viii contain 90
pages, ana every subsequent regular
issue viii contain Is pagcu.
An illustrated article In the Aprll Nc
clurc'a viii record the experiences OF
Cleveland Monet, the writer. and W. u.
stevens, the artist, In runs on iocomo-
tivca ana In mail ears. at ninety miles
an hour ana upwards, under the new
East and West mail schedule. In the
same number Captain Baden Powell.
OF the English army, VIII describe his
remarkable 'warkitc"-n Kite that lifts
n man. The April number OF McClurc'a
Magazine VIII contain short stories by
Rudynrd kipling ana sarah Orne
JeNctt, ana a story ~ American polltl.
cal life by a new writer Walter Barr.
An article on The Resurrection ap-
pears In The Living Age for March Is
view. Tho Quarterly Reviews paper
on Women Poets IN 60 be- reproduced IN
The Living Age. the first half ~ ID In
the number for April |. 81. George
MiynrtH discussion " The New psy-
ohology, which IL the leading article In
The Living Age for March e5th almh
10 show that there really IL nothing In
the new Psychology which IL newer
than Aristotle
The complete novel In the April Is
sue OF I.ipplncptts ~ THE House OF
Pan" romance of the eighteenth cen-
fury, by Anna i,obeson brown. "Con-
fcssiona OF a Butcher" by William =.
Walsh, has "reminiscences OF the au-
thor's experiences In publishing
house, Frank 4, liurr's article ON The
Men Who Impeached Andrew Jackson"
Is good reading. In "a Question OF Pre-
cedenco," by Henry iIolcomh Bennett,
we have a vivid war story. Frederick
n. Dewey tells us "HOw an Earth
quake Looks and Feels" William Ward
Crane writes ~ "Our Naturallzed
Names" which is both timely and help
ful, and Charles G. Abbott has one OF
his attractive talks about nature. under
the title of Views Atoot" Paul Law
renee Dunbar N represented by a little
sketch entitled THE End OF the Chan
ter" and WIN n. Harden by SYM
pathetic story, THE convicts Return"
The poetry OF ths number is contributed