The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-09

rank Leslie Popular Monthly con-
tsIhs an article by Arthur Henry on THE
rood Killers illustrated with photo
STaphS OF living fishes. and one called
t 4n SAVING on the Great Lakes by
among them s. R Crockett. Sarah Winter
kellogg and Z. Hough.
Women in tha Public Eve in Harners
Bazaar, is illustrated by photograph of
queen " Ilheimina. Mrs. Arthur Cation.
6hlcaso society leader, Miss Margaret
fotter a chicago girl, and writer of sew
eraI successful stories, and OF the Count
eSs de CasteIiane- ''London's EMPRESS
Club" Is described by Bertha Knobe as q
woman cub, like unto mans club,
fitted up with drawing rooms, dining
rooms reading rooms and fifty bed rooms
LOT the use OF msmbers over night.
.ADropos of Mr.. Barrie's last book.
Tommy and Grizel.' the December
BOOkman devotes considerable space to a
discussion Of the book itself and OF Mr.
Barrie S place IN literature, and 10 a de
ScrpJlVe article on 'ThTums. Six More
Novels of Some Importance" includes
ford's In the Palace Of the King
Maurice ThOmpsOn's Alice of Old Vim
cennes. c. @. D Roberts The Heart of
The Eagles Heart" and John Uri
Lloyd "Stringtown on the Pike Notes
on Some American Magazine Editors is
a timely and interesting series illustrated
with portraits.
Casters Magazine for December de
votes two Of its articles to the Paris ex-
position, under the titles Electricity at
the Paris Exposition and Machine
Tools at the Paris Exposition THE
Steam Automobile" is traced with illus
uatlonS through century of develop
mem.
The Pan-American exposition at Buffalo
OCCUPIES several pages of this weeks
Golfers South Africa and Nome cover
further space. The illustration of most
interest is that from remarkable profile
photograDh of New York and bird s-eye
view Of the ''sky-scra2ers.
The Illustrations in color by F. V.
Dumond of Millions Hymn on the Ma
spread. of good things for the Christmas
number. What More Than Wages" is
study By W. H. Tolman. Paths of Hope
Tor the Negro are the suggestions of a
southerner, Jerome DOwd. The poetry of
tho number is worthy Of special notice
The Dream of the Inn-keeDer'S Wife
bv TheodOsia Garrison. and Clinton SCOI-
l3rG's By the Waters of GaHlee'' are
the Christmas verses, while Paul Lau--
euce Dunbar COntT- uteS strong and
timely poem called The Haunted Oak"
that touches the lynchinE question. The
Illustration work Is by such masters as
Louis Loeb. The fiction is in part the
work OF Henry James, l. B. WalfOrd,
BeIlnd hu0hler AdToINn W els ana ham,
lin Garland.
The table Of contents of the Interna-
tiOnal Monthly for December includes
thoughtful and practical article on The
School and the Home by Paul II.
Hanus of Harvard university defining the
extent and the limitations of the CO.
operation possible between teachers and
parents Booker T. Washington has a
paper on The American Negro and His
Economic Value" concluding with The
following remark as to the best thing 70
be done for the negro. This can be
done he says by thorough education
of the hand. head and heart. and espec-
tally by the constant iHstilling into every
fibre of his being the thought that labor
is ennobling and mat idleness is dis
grace
The December number Of the Improve
ment Era contains a portrait of the third
governor Of Utah. John ". Dawson. and
the biography Of Governor Alfred Cum
ming. The closing chapter of the life
sketch of Walter Murray Gibson. by An
drew Jensen. Is given. y R Porter. a
missionary in Germany, gives a very in
teTsSJinE description of the StraSburg
cathedral. Thomas Hull. general secre-
taTV of the \ NJ NJ I. a, CO tributes
an article describing the Woodruff mOnu-
ment. and its dedication. There are sew
araI religious articles. and a scientific ar
ticie BY DR.. John A. Widtsoe. on Air. -
The other departments are full OF choice