Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-30
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

A paper entitled Moody as a Boy and
Business Man. will appear In the April
number Of the Saturday Evening
Post. Mr.. W. r. Moody Is the author
Of II. and 1t Is the first OF a series 10
appear In that periodical.-Philadel
phia.
The opening article In The Living Age
for April will be an affectionate vel
discriminating consideration Of Mr.
Ruskin on his personal side by Julia
Wedgwood, who knew him we'll DR.
Haskell Derby OF Boston translates fol
The Living Age a two-part story from
the German OF II. Heimburg, called
"Rube, the first part Of which will ap.
pear In the number for March 81. II IL
a story Which dog-lovers will appreci'
ate. and II gets its title from the nam'
Of faithful dog.-Boston.
In the current number OF Harper's
Weekly Mr.. Edward 1nsley has an ar
ticle on "'rhe Way They Feel In Eng
land" The author Is an American liv-
ing inEnglapd. and being Ia a position
to observe closely the current OF opin'
ion. A valuable feature Of the number
Is an Illustrated, article Of Field In
trenchments' The cartoon frontispiect
Is an example Of Mr.. w. A. Rogers
work Lord Salisbury and President
Kruger are depicted wrestling on the
edge Of the preclplce Of lnternatlonal
complications, while Uncle Sam sits
smilingly by with his telescope OF
Foresight" clasped idly across his
knee.-New York.
The frontisplece OF Harper's BazaI
March "A is am excellent full page por-
trait Of Madame Sada Yacco, Japans
great emotional actress japanese
dramatic art Is illustrated In six photo
graphs OF the leading scenes in Mime
YaccO's favorite play. 'The Gelsha and
the knight" Miriam" is the subjec,
OF the Bible women series. Home
making In Paris" Lady Randolph
Churchills Arrival at Capetown," and
The Care OF Cage Birds" are other
special features Of the number.-New
York.
The first place In Frank Leslles Pop
ular Monthly Is given to an article by
RI. Rev. Monsiguer Seton on "Papal
Elections II Is timely and interest
ing on account OF the great age OF the
present pontin. This is followed by a
paper on Easter Celebrations in Rou-
mania. The Bath Comedy" is con-
tinued There Is short story by
stephen Crane. entitled Moonlight on
the Snow" Sermons In Bones by
joaquin Miller deals with questions OF
interest 10 students Of natural history.
Below the Boilers" introduces the
reader TO the men and machines that
make the ocean racers 80. These are
some Of the features OF a very inter-
esting magazine.-New York.
In the April number OF Alnslee's
Magazine the reader Is offered four ar
ticles OF peculiar interest. They are:
"The Islands 0f the Pacific" by Arthur
/. Street. NET Results In Alaska" by
Warren Cheney, The Indian Con-
gress," by Wade Mountfortt. and "Our
Congressional President" by George
Leland Hunter. Among other articles
are: "The Worlds Telegraph by Earl
w. Mayo; Phoebe A. Hearst" By Ma
bel e. Craft, and Topics OF the Thea
ter The place Of honor In fiction Is
given TO new writer. Norman Duncan.
Street q Smith, Publishers. New York.
The current number OF Golfers
Weekly Is a South African number"
II contains articles on the Boer war,
and in addition a story by Egerton Cas-
lie. The story Is called "Endymion In
Barracks" and Is q piece Of character
analysis with a military settlng.-New
York.
The Puerto Rican tariff question IL
cdltorialy discussed in the Review of
Reviews for April, and In the same
magazine there Is an exposition OF the
relations Of the United States Consti-
tuition 10 the Territories. by Prof.
Harry Pratt Judson. Of the University
Of Chicago THE Great Steel Makers
% Pittsburg and the Friqk Carnegie
Suit" Is the suhiect % an illustrated
article by Julius Moritzcn. Prof. James
Howard Gore writes on the proposed
Rhine-Elbe canal as q feature Of Ger
man politics. Mr. r. van Bergen des-
cribes the Disadvantages Of foreigners
IN japan under the revised treaties.
and Mr. william NJ Brewster an
American resident in China. outlines
The Werllke Policy OF the Empress
D1wa2er" warning the United States
that only the utmost vigilance can Sc
cure for this government the benefits
Of 'thc open door" Louis Windmuler
dtocrioes some OF the wasteful methods