Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-02
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The october number Of the Forum
opens with a biographical sketch Of the
late President Mckinley by Henry
Liltlefeld West. "Our National Debt
Is then discussed by Henry Sherman
Boutell. Labor and the Law In
England" is the timely topic Of paper
by A. Maurice Low. Or. p. NJ. Foshay
writes about "The Organization OF the
Medical Profession, and II. Il. c. Long
OF 'The Colonization OF Liberia" In
"The South Africa Tomorrow" Albert
G.. Robinson endeavors 10 give fore
cast of the future OF the country.
Other subjects treated on are. "The
outlook for Public Ownership" "Eu-
ropean Feeling Toward the United
States" "The Decadence OF Our Con-
stltution," "The Paris Bourse," and
THE Monastic Danger In Higher Edu-
cation. New York,
Harpers Weekly for Sept 2S pre-
sents on the cover a very striking pic
ture. Columbia In the Hall of Mar
tvrs." "The Funeral OF President Nc
Kinley Is the subject Of the frontis-
piece Then an illustrated paper on
President Roosevelt Is given. The
funeral OF the late President Is fur
Their illustrated in numerous pictures,
some full page, and all highly artistic.
The Remains Lying in State" Is es-
pecially impressive The number is
chiefly devoted TO President Mckinley
and his uccessor.-Harper & Bros,
Franklin Square, New York.
Some Of the leading features OF Mod
ern Culture for October are: Korea,
the Forbidden Kingdom" king AL
fred, "The Women OF Ibsen's Plays"
Theodore Roosevelt" and "Anarch-
ism. a Study OF Social Forces" OF
the Roosevelt article 1t is stated that
Il II highly endorsed by the President
himself.--Caxton Building. Cleveland,
Ohio.
The complete novel in The New"
Llppncott Magazine for october is en-
titled "The Anvil" and the author Is
r. Risley Of New York. Other stories
are by Robert Herrick, Caroline Lock-
hart (suzette). Louis Zangville. and
others. Eben +. Rexfords practical
article on Bulbs. How 20 Grow Them
in the Garden and House. viii be
eagerly sought by those who want early
spring and winter flowers. "Petticoat
Politics" by Anne Hollingsworth
Wharton. Is q gossipy paper about
Washington City during President
Jackson's administration. In addition
TO Paul Laurence Dunbar's quatrain.
called "To a Captlous Critic there APP
pear the poems. - Italia by Clinton
scollard: "The Oiden Songs" by Clar-
ence urmy; MY New Foe" by Guy w.
Green. Compensation" by Felix Y.
Gerson: "Unhapplness, by Charles
Hanson Towne, and "The Endless
Race" by Frances du Blgnon.-New
York.
The october Harper's Bazaar is an
other excellent number Of that maya
zine. The tinted frontispiece Is called
Rescue Of the Bush-sleeper." and Is one
OF the Illustrations OF the opening story
"The Hotel Of the Beautiful Star"
Then there Is an Illustrated article.
"The Royal Tombs al Abydos. by Prof
Flinders-Petri. and a number Of inter-
cstlng stories The New Psychology"
IL an Instructive PAPER by Prof G..
Stanley Hall. illustrated from -hOto-
graphs. There Is an Indian romance.
"The Trial Path" aud a number OF
poems. the first place being accorded to
''The Graves Compass" by Susie NJ.
Rest. The Editors Easy Chair
study" and Drawer" are. as usually.
filed with good things. -Harper a
Bros. New York.
The October number Of The Coz.
mopolitan completes is previous art-
Gle on what Women Like In Men" BY
another from the pen ~ the same au-
thor on what Men Like IN Women"
Thomas Janvler reappears with Men-
can story Of love and adventure, For
felt 10 the Gods" Bret Hafte contrib.
utes a parody OF Hall Gaines The
Christian" Irving Bachelor writes
shoTl sketch Of little New York Inn.