Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-04

aham' Rafael aabatinI, Senator Az
drioh, the Most influential Man IN Con-
gress." l.. A. Coolidge rrhe Talking
ships" Short Story, A. \. CUTLER
Couch "a Loyal Traitor short story
William Macleod Rainei I'm Deem
ber" poem. Hattie whitney 'The
Opening Of the Opera House. George
III. Brennan; Rouge et NOR" rhori
story oliver Henry: "Melba at Home,
William Armstrong, ana Topics Of the
Thcater--New York.
The Christmas number Of the New
Lippincott Magazine Is an excellent
holiday publication. The complete
novel Is by Louis Evan shipman, and
Is entitled ralph rarrant" Then
there are many short stories king
Edwards Coronation Is discussed by
Mrs. Beloc.L owndes, Of London; Agnes
Reppller talks about THE Oppression
OF Gifts A paper by Edmund Gosse,
Ill. D., about 1.-THE Best Books 10
good reading Some quaint old for
gotten legends about Christmas are
told anew by Abble Farwell Brown In
her contribution entitled christmas
Stories OF the Saints l. HangwilFs
two poems, Sea OF Marmora' and
Smyrna Harbor' are beautiful apec-
mems Of the writer's versatility The
"Walnuts aud Wine" department thla
month IL merry with a Yule-tlde fiay-
or-~Phlladelphla.
The December number OF Young
Woman's journal opens with an Illus
trated story by J. 4. j., once Upon q
Time II IL a pretty little Christmas
sketch. This is followed by EARLY
Christmas "Reminiscences" by Aunt
En-. "One Block Apart Is another
short Christmas story Then there Is q
love story, entitled "A Newspaper
Clipping" by Annie Pike; "The Moon
beam story" by Ellen Wallace; and O
paper on Lead Kindly Light by AL
Ice Louise Reynolds Prof. Walter M.
Wolfe writes about "The Indian Wo-
men OF the South and Sara Whalen has
q paper on Mature Studies for YounB
Mothers The usual departments,
Lessons In Cookery" Editorials" and
Guide Department are well edited,
There are several pieces of poetry, and
among these, q Christmas composition,
This Day." by Christine D. Young
Constitution Building Salt Lake city.
The Womans Home Companion Is al
ways full Of reading appropriate to the
season and the December number IL no
exception TO the rule. In this issue
Mrs. Larned tells how TO give Christ
mas dinner There are articles descrip-
tive OF holiday entertainments, and
many suggestions about the making OF
simple gifts. The fiction includes
Charles McIlvaines serial THE Rein.
oarnation Of Captain John Radnor y
Lady Marys Adventure" "rho Single
ton Syndicate" and chlld's Christ
mas Eve story Peter and the Green
Men" A timely feature is Mr.. Knights
"Uncle Sans Contradictory" Gustav
Kobbe begins series on Famous Art
lists IN Grand Opera with biography
of Madame Nordica. The Crowell &
Kirkpatrick Co., Springfield Ohio,
County Life In America for Deem
Der has for leading article IAN outlook
on Winter" by l.. III. Bailey Among
other leading features are "The Ches-
Textbook Stock Farm" by Francis
Nelson Barksdale, which tells how A. J.,
Cassatt, president Of the Pennsylvania
railroad raises blooded horses cattle,
and sheep on his famous bluegrass es.
tate In eastern Pennsylvania, and "A
Flower of the Million and OF the MIL
lionaire,' which is the title Of the two
large Photographic studies of geran-
iums and orchids. Henry Troth's series
OF photographs, entitled Harvesting I"
which won the first prize In the recent
Country Life photograph competition,
are presented. and A. Radcliffe Dug
more contributes two photographs OF
live fish amid all the beauty of their
natural surroundings, "&Plea for Gay
Little Gardens" offers suggestions that
will add color and cheer to the home.
doubleday, Page & Co., New York.
Tie December number of The Worlds
Work presents an article by President
Roosevelt on Mr.. A, G.. Walllhan's
photographs Of wild animals. Julian
Ralph outlines the results of the Boer
war TO date. M. G.. Cunniff and Arthur
Goodrich, ina splendldly illustrated al :
ticle, tell how New York Is being re-
built. Frederic Emory writes Of the
Greater America. There Is timely
character sketch of Ii Hung Chang,
and another by William Justus Boles,
Of George w. Perkins. In 1.-THE March
of Events the magazine continues to
describe President Roosevelt, and deals
with the Schley inquiry, the Southern
Educational Conference and conditions
In national and municipal political life.
Union Square, New York.
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An article on Michael Angelo" by
John La Fargo appears In the Christ
mas number OF McClure's Magazine. II
Is the first Of a series by that artist
and critic, The fiction Is especially sea-
sonable. There are seven short stories
mostly by recognized authors. "A
Mendicant," by Adachi Kinnoski, Is q
tale Of Japan In the heyday Of ro-
nance, touchngly simple In plot and
full Of the spirit OF. the medieval ideal.
ism which finds its prototypes In the
West In the tales Of troubadours and
Ministries A strange tale Is that by
Augustus Bride and j, x. Macdonald oil
the eight days wanderings Of an Amer.
lean, Charles Bum, In the Arctic Cir.
Gle. Then, there Is another Of Miss
Morris stage recollections (of Salyln
this time) and another Of William Aler
Whites characterizations this time Of
Senator Platt The illustrations Of thu
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