Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-27
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

In Modern Culture for September
there are several notable contributions,
among which is THE Historical Basis
OF AngloSaxon Supremacy" by Fred
erick Austin Ogg. THE Homeseeker's
last Haven" Is the title of an illustrated
article describing the opening OF the
last reservation In the Indian Territory
to settlement. Il Is written by Mrs.
Florence B. Crofford Signor Fabiani
contributes a second instalment OF
Musical "reminiscences" The person.
ality OF Commodore Perry Is discussed
by Walden Fawcett. The editol in his
Current Events touches on THE Trusts
and Leisure Glass" Fiscal and For
eign Policies" Sampson and Schley,"
and kindred topics THE Dimantling
OF the Forests" Is Orlando j. Steven.
sons theme in his "Rambles Out of
Doors. "-Caxton Building. Cleveland, O.
The September number OF McClures
Magazine Is a brilliant number. It
contains description OF the newly dis
covered animal Okopi, by Sir Harry H.
Johnston: How l Hope to Reach the
North Pole" by EVELYN Briggs Bald
VIM rs the Airshin Coming?" by
Prof Simon NewcOmb; and Rise of
the American City," story of the
last census. Then there are liberal
amount OF fiction and contributions on
various toplcs.-McClure, Philip & Co.,
New York.
One Of the happier tendencies in the
life OF today Is the increasing intimacy
OF ""0rle with woods and animals. and
fields and flowers. The opening article
Of Lesles Monthly for September IL
upon the art OF photographing birds.
written and illustrated by Mr.. A. II.
Verrilly Booker T. Washington con-
tributes a paper on How Work Is
Done at Tuskegee." An interesting ar
ticle Is the narrative Of AguinaIdo's
capture written by Lieut.. Burton Nit
chell a cousin OF Gen. Funston's, and n
member Of his stan. The fiction Of the
number includes story OF the wilder
West, THE Rad Man" by u. Hough,
TO Her" a story OF sentiment: "Hot
Winds" a pathetic story. and the
amusing tale n a successful defeat en-
titled The Flight OF the Victor" BY
Henry l.. Menoken.--New York.
The September number Of Worlds
Work c<isNas an interesting story OF
how the famous Goktelk viaduct was
built near Mandalay. OF Annerican-made
material, according 10 an American es-
innate, by an American company, told
by ]. c. Turk. who was the engineer IN
charge n the construction The article
Is Illustrated. Two articles. one about
the Arnold Arboretum. by Sylvester
BAXTER, and the other concerning Iuth,
er Burbank and HIS experiments. by
Liberty II. bailey. win appeal 10 Low.
ers Of outdoor work. William II. Hun,
writes q the condition Of civil govern
nent IN Porto Rico. There ore articles
on Financing Trusts" by r. !. Ed
wards on Saving BOYS from Crime"
by Lille Hamilton French: on the new
nage-prlntlng telegraph. by Macmillan
Foster, and about the Porto Rican Seal
hy Francis z Leupp .-Doubieda Page
& Co. New York.
Mt William Allen white has written
for the saturday Evening Post. a vivid
description Of the opening Of the In.
dinn lands and the city that sprane
up IN one nirht. Lord Balfour. n d
announced, win contribute 20 an early
number ~ the Post. a PAPER Of Official
significance ~ Carnegie's Gift 20 scot
land. Lord Balfour r. one Of the trus.
iees ~ the millions Mr. Carnegie has
riren 10 the Scotch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
delpLia.