Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-26
RECENT PUBLlCATI0 IONS.

Parsons Magazine for September
comes with over $50 illustrations II has
ten stories and ten articles on various
subjects, besides other features. One
prominent contribution Is George Henry
knight on gardens for school children.
Another Is entitled Ivan Ivanovtch-a
character sketch Of the Russian peasant
soldier. Remarkable also are the pic
neutrality-suspicious. OF photographs Of
objects enlarged under the microscope
which accompany a very readable arti-
Gle on The Anatomy Of the Atom. An
article comparing the delights OF ice
yachting with the Swedish sport OF
sailing on skates IL entertaining and in
structive. Among timely articles are,
one on the wild Rice Indians. from adj
vance proofs OF the report Of the bureau
Of Ethnologv, an article entitled In
King Alfred's Memory, apropoa OF the
thousandth anniversary Of the great
kings death. and an article on Coaling
ships AZ Sea. Among the contributors
10 the fiction pages are II. 6 Wells.
Max Pemberton and W. A. Frazer
New York
The Literary Era for August has a
very interesting list Of contents. Will
liam 5. Walsh writes Concerning Real
People in Fiction" Henry +. Keenan,
handles "Old World Themes" and
James Walter Smith contributes an
English Literary News Letter" Then
there are Academies for Authors" by
Edgar Fawcett, "Wit and Wisdom
from New Books" New Books" For
the Young People;" "Tom" Moore's Coz
tage at Belmont by Alice Cobourn:
Jackson at New Orleans" by w. w.
II. Davis Contemporary Fiction (Brl-
llsh), by Robert Cromie; The Women
Writers Dinner" by Betty Harcourt:
Unpublished Recollectlons OF Edgar
Allan Poe" by Edward NJ. Alfriend.
sir OraCle-N0tes and Queries"
Home Study" by Cyrus y. Foss, Jr.:
Historical and Genealogical Depart
ment' by Thomas Allen Glenn; From
Foreign Sources" and Books Of the
Month. Philadelphia.
The Mineral Industry, its statistics.
technology and trade In the United
states and other countries TO the end
Of 1900. is now announced as ready. The
work contains the usual statistics Of
mining stock prices in 1900 In all the i'm.
portant markets. dividends paid and as
easements levied by mining companies.
etc. Among the valuable scientific ar.
ticles u the volume are Progress In the
Aluminium Industry" by ]. b. c. Kcr-
shaw Notes on the Leaching Of Cop.
per sulphIde Ores" by S. r. Adcock.
Recent Progress In the Henderson
Process for Extracting Copper from
Pyrites Cinders." by ]. G. Clemmer.
Progress in the Cyanide Process IN
le0o.' by J. Janin. Jr.; Progress In
Gold Milling IN 1900" by r. H. Rich.
ards, Recent Improvements In Lead
Smelling" by II. o. Holman; and RE.
cent Contributions 10 the Science OF
Ore Deposits by n. w. Raymond. The
volume is edited by Richard p. Roth
well and Joseph Struthers. II Is cop.
lousy Illustrated and contains numert
Gus diagrams and drawings. The Sci.
entihc Pub. Co., 25s, Broadway, New
York.
In the August number OF the Writer
Frederick r. Burton writes OF "Litera.
~ Work as Art or Trade" Eugene
Parsons contributes an article on "Ty
biographical Errors" c. A. S. Dwight
gives some Topics for Authors" In
the department Of Queries" the editor
discusses The rurroca noVfl ne n f,or.