Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-08
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The May number Of the North Ameri-
! can Review contains group Of articles
on Industrial and Railroad Consoli-
datlons." which constitutes a practical
exposition of the subject Of the So
called Trusts" Russell Sage shows
! why In his opinion, the methods OF
consolidation involve "a Grave Danger
! 20 the Community" James j. Hill,
President OF the Great Northern Rail-
way. details "Ther Advantages 10 the
| Public" On rles NJ. schwab, president
! of the United states Steel Corporation,
I writes OF "Their Effects on the Steel
! and Iron Industry" Charles r. Flint.
! treasurer Of the United states Rubber
| Co., recounts what They Have Accom-
! plshed for Capital and Labor" r. b.
| Thurber, president Of the United states
| Export Association. examines the "In-
| huence Of the Trusts on Prices" and
| James Logan, general manager OF the
| United States Envelope Company, ar
CUES that these industrial comblna-
tions are the inevitable Outcome OF
Unintelligent C0mppttion." A paper
by the great Frenchman. Ernest Rem
an. entitled How Science Has Saved
the People" written years ago, hut now
published for the first time, Is feature
OF interest. Prince Kropotkln explains
the significance and the probable con
sequences Of 1.-THE Present Crisis IN
Russia" The Rev. Dr. Judson Smith,
corresponding secretary OF the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
Missions defends DIR. Ament and Mr.,
Tewksbury against the aspersions
which have been cast upon them FOR
their action In China after the siege ~
Pekin. Aloyne ireland concluding his
examination Of the victorian Era az
British Expansion treats Of India and
the Colonies John Ford formerly
member Of the New York States Sem
ate. discusses the conditions necessary
TO the effective and radical refoym Of
Municipal Government No the United
States" John Paul Bocovk gives an ac-
count Of Dinners In Bohemia and Else
where" The Rev. NJ. easier, Chief
Rabbi Of the Sephardi Communities OF
the British Empire IN the Great Re-
lgions Of the World" traces the his-
tory Of THE Jews and Judaism In the
Nineteenth CenturvH' and Mr. W. u.
Howels, In "The New Poetic Drama"
crlticl2es the recent works ~ Mr.
stephen Phillips and NJ Edmond RIOS.
tand,-New York.
The first article in the Engineering
Magazine for May Is Mr.. Phillips pa.
pet on Britain and Her Competitors In
Iron and Steel Making" An editorial
In the Same issue analyses the prospects
Of the new steel Trust drawing the
conclusion that II Is by no means as
suredly advantageous to rs members
nor profitable for continued advance Of
the United states I'm successful control
~ the worlds steel market. Prof J.
II. Blles begins his series on the Me.
chanical Equipment Of the ship Yard"
with q finely Illustrated paper giving
a summary Of the mechanical processes
In building a ship and the tools used In
framing Prof Franz Prasil. 0f Eur
ich gives an account with many Illus
tfatlons, Of sWitzeriand's Industrial rise
through development Of her water pow
ers. Mr. BENJAMIN TAYLOR explains
the Scope and Significance Of the Glas-
gov International Exposition with a
full-page engraving showing the gem
eral view ~ the grounds and buildings.
Many engravings illustrate Mr. Charlie
toms study Of Gold Mining In Western
Australia, also Mr.. j. q. Dudley dis
cusses the steam-motor truck. Prof
Charles l.. Griffin has a paper on the
Mechanical Engineering Of Machine
Tools" and Mr. Frank l.. Strong makes
an exposure Of the scanty information
concerning the actual mineral wealth |
u the Philippines The Review OF the |
Engineering Press. Engineering Index, !
and Index OF New Books conclude the |
number.-The Engineering Magazine, |
New York.