The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-03

son Edward. Former President Cleve-
land continues his Venezuelan Bounda
ry Controversy with a second paper,
this time describing the Intervention Of
the United States. The number abounds
in fiction. Tho two serials are by MIS-.
Burnett and irving bacnelief' anG me
short stories are from Mary wilkins,
Anne Sedgewick. Josephine Dodge Das-
kan and Seumas NaeManus
The Transmission Of yellow Fever by
Mosquitoes is The initial article of the
new &c 1ular science iauntnly, anu non
lcteS the results of Investigations Deg;ih
by Surgeon General SterIberg of the
United states army n 1879, when ne was
member of the Havana yellow fever
commission The circular letter issued
by General Wood N Havana in April OF
this year concludes the discussion ana
like malarial fever, IS conveyed cnieIiy
by the bite of infected mosquitoes. The
Popping of the Philippines is an eth
nologicai study of the present lnhaDlt-
ants of this group of islands by PROBES
scr Rud NirchOW- The study Of british
Genius, by Havelock Ellis. this month
deals with pathology in its relation TO
men of genius. Professor Edward L.
Thorndike discusses the Intelligence of
Monkeys-', and pr Henry A. Pils5rry de-
scribes the Evidence of SnaIs on
Changes of Land and sea"
Eyerybody's Magazine has short
story by Booth rarkingtOn-"The OLD
Gray Eagle Mr.. Harrington will be re-
membered as the author of The Gentle
man 1IOlu IRA4ana ana monsieur beau
caire- The Real Abdul Hamld, by Eu-
gene p. Lyle. purp0rts to be a character
sketch OF the mysterious and terrible
W. ID. MCCrackan replies to 1.-THE Truth
About Christian Science" in an article
called Christian Science is the Truth
The table Of contents of Ainslee's Mag
azine announces, among other good
things, John GiimeT Speed College
state. The Story gf AddirEE in Della
ware by Edward =. Clark. The short
stories are by Brand Whitlock. who tells
another. incident of city politics. by joe
Lincoln, Frederick Smith and PeJei Nc
Arthur.
The Balcony Scene il Romantic ORA
ma IS made the occasion by Frank G
Drake in the COSMOPOLITAN for some in
teresting pictures and text describing the
use o. the balcony from the day Of 'RO-
mSo and Juliet Town To "CyrsnO' and
Barbara Friefcnie Another article
dealing with the drama is that by Bran
Stoker in his art Of Ellen Terry 80 "A
HOuseboat-the Modern Palace" as de-
scrtbed in words and pictures bv Dor
othy Richardson, seems the ideal OF
summer content and happiness.
Bret Harte contributes q western story
A Mercury of the Foothills and Cyrus
townsend Brady tells an exciting tale OF
our navy in llsS-1Soo THE Prize crew on
L'Insurgente."
Walter Wellman. n McClures Maya
@lLt6 LOT y llN describes the new sport OF
balloon Racing IS practiced by the
French trip from France to Russia
In thirty-siX hours is the experience
mainly dweit upon The Story of the
DECLARATION of Independence is told By
Ida NJ Tarbell. Il j. illustrated with
portraits and fac-simile autographs Of
fIfty-foUr signers.
Clara Morris closes the series Of stage
"reminiscences that have been Of 50 mucn
interest with 'RecoHections of Z. i.
Davenport
Frank Spearman contributes another of
ms notable railroad stories, ''rhc Strik-
ers Story. RudyaTd KipGing's kim
continues through another thrilling in
stallmeut.