The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-07
MAGAZINES.

IN, Inc Overland Monthly contains an ar
t tLt on Algeria" one on the "Prebis-
iorlc Ruins of Casa Grande," sympos-
M lIIn on the proposed law for Taxing
sEo-. les IN california. and a number of
A suggestive booklet comes from Kear-
N.Y. Ny, Neo-, published by the Business
1itl, ; ton, and cXiJloI ing the ad-
XXtaiiI9taheS OF The Beautiful Wood River
Na!Iey- There are a number of inter-
eStihg photographs to illustrate the text
WlIlaTn Carrot Brown presents in the
/ IA3tIantic Monthly "a Defense of American
FafueS, a thoughtful and judicial SIR
ESy OF the two organizations and their
mund Noble further considers the SIav
IN The Future of Russia ..uI-C,often
GlIls 10 Colleges is the subject of a
paper by Vida d. Scudder in which is
discussed the wisdom of the accenfance
( Dy educational institutions OF wealth pro-
/ cured by VIGOROUSLY unscruDuIous
means. Reading for BOYS and 'GirIS'3
reviews the evolution in the books for
young people from the Puritan DAYS of
Of Martyrs" through 'i the s. Sc8tt B COX
shakespeare period, and the Sunday
School books, to the latest deveIoDuenf
IN THIS line in the historical story. THE
Gentle Reader and a study OF tsdv-erd
fitzgerald are the more literary feat1Jres
~hlis there are several stories to bright
en- the pages.
William Allen Whites sketch of Han
ma; which might rather be called
SSIi agy, and "A Woman's Diary of the
siege or Pekln,' are perhaps the most
important articles in the November Me
~ lures res Z The latter is an account kept
I episcopal mission at Pekin, and after
49, with the other refugees in the
bIlilsh legation. Her story is told with
a simplicity, a bold statement of awful
facts, that gives it very consider bIe
interest The First Flight of Count
Zeppelin Air Ship" is described bv E,u-
{
charge of one of the ships two alumni
mum cars in the ascent.
. . g
- C--onicle and Comment in the new
BoOlIman contains an account of Irving
Bachelor the author of ''Eben Holden ,
some talk Of the political cartoonists of
the present campaign, a bit of gossip
about Charles Brandon in when Knight
hood Was in Flower" and other nara
graphS and portraits -Four Rather Not
abie Books of Fiction are considered
by Peck, Carl Hovey, Arthur Maurice
and Virginia CIOud-the volumes are 4
j Dawson. African Nights Entertain
ment, Anthony Hopes "Quisante" Eden
PhlllpOttS Sons OF the Morning" and
Irving Bachelors "Eben Holden" Bran
Ger Matthews predicts that this country
English Language" "Bostonisms'' are
! considered in Survivals in American
Educated Speech and come in for a
snare OF criticism rather surprising to the
people accustomed to accept the Boston
assumption of infallibility in matters of
I -AAe-AA-IAueAA culture
g (. 9
Mr.. Gerry and His Society" are writ
I ten of in Ainslie's Magazine BY Joseph
/ IL Adams. and well illustrated from pho
1 tographS of street waits before and after
/ their rescue by the association. Arthur
/ Street, a newspaper man formerly of this
I city. describes the rivairies existing
| among the great cities of the country in
an an. article called THE Battle of the
/ Cities"
. 8 .
Earl W Mayo has an article in Frank
/ Leslie's Popular Monthly on the Penn
I sylvanfa miners, called 'On Strike" pro-
/ 1useiy Illustrated with photographs of
/ phases of the great strike. Arthur COL
/ ton. Walter Hawley, Alexander John
/ contributed the fiction of the number
q 81 -
Golfers Weekly contains an article DIV
/ Baron Speck Won Sternburg charge
/ d afaires at the German embassy, Wash
/ ington. on 'GeTmany's Foreign Policy
/ in China" IN the editorial comment we
/ are told that this article may be fairly
described as an official document, prac-
/ tically eInanating from the highest pos
! slDle source, and embodying a declara-
/ ton CT the views and purposes of the
I Berlin foreign Office with regard to the
middle kingdom, 1t is therefore Of in