Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
MAGAZINES.

The recent exhibition Of fstiouffs In
the United States senate between the
members from South Carolina Is shown
by a writer in The Arena for April 10
have been the elimination Of a new
southern race problem" rather than a
contention regarding "spoils." Samuel
Armstrong Hamilton, author OF THE
Cracker contributes this interesting
paper. The leading feature Of the mum
Der is an Interview with Senior Antonio
Regldor JuradO LII. D., eX-commission-
er OF education at Manila, on the timely
topic, Education In the Philippines q"
Ii was secured by The Arenas London
representative and is most instructive.
Theodore +. Seward, founder of many
"Dont's Worry" clubs throughout the
country, writes In most hopeful vein
on The Unity Of Christianity and Ju-
daism.H His article will interest both
dew and Gentle. In a symposium en-
titled THE Eternal Feminine" the
Hon. Boyd Winchester considers 1.-THE
New Woman" and Winnifred Harper
Cooley points out "The Future Of the
WOman's Club" In Maurice Maeter-
linck and the Bees, ANe Emil Gibson
discusses recent scientific work by a
famous author. Julia Cruikshank pre-
sents IAN Economic View of Fashion. -
Editor Flower describes the successful
method adopted by Cleveland, o., TO
stamp out smallpox, and presents an
interview with Edwin Markham on
Lights and Shadows of the Present
Social outlook" which Is accompanied
by a most elaborate and interesting
sketch Of this 'prophetpoet Of the fra
ternal state" Evelyn Harvey Roberts
has story entitled "Out Of His Ele-
ment." The departments, Topics Of
the Times" and Books Of the Day"
are instructive, as usual. Editor Nc
Lean announces a symposium on Jap
anese Buddhism" for the May number.
The Alliance Pub. Co., Fifth Ave,
New York.
The April number OF Mind begins the
tenth volume OF that standard review
Of liberal and advanced thought. IL viii
interest all friends OF a higher civillza-
ton. as its contents are more than US
ually varied and instructive. The open
ing paper, entitled Immortal Youth"
is by Mrs. a. Rix Miliiz and Is preced-
ed by half-tone portrait OF that au-
thor and followed by a Geographic
sketch from the pen OF Editor Patter-
SON DR.. Perslfor Frazer replies to a
recent contribution from the Rev. r.
Heber Newton on "The New Thought
Of God" and outlines a "creedless cltI-
zenS' union" Sheldon Leavltt, NJ d..
has o most interesting and valuable ar
ticle on "The VIII In Relation To
Health" and w. J. Colvllle writes on
Dominion and Power" "The Chrlsts
Second Coming" Is the title Of a fine
poem by Francis G, Hanchett Abby
Morton Diaz discusses mans treatment
of woman in her series on "Hindrances
10 World Betterment." "Our COncep-
ton OF God" is a powerful essay by
Livingston G. Ashworth, Adele w.
Wright considers "Truth-Potential and
Dynamic" and Mary Robbins Mead
traces the relation between thought
and breath. The Rev r, II. Williams
inquiries whether written or unwritten
discourse" is the more effective. In
addition TO his usual reviews OF new
books. Editor John Emery Mclean con-
tributes an article on Mind and the
Movement" in which the progress Of
both is hopefully stated and their
claims defined. The Rev. Helen Van
Anderson has paper on 'The Power
OF Suggestion" in the Family Circle de-
partment, which contains four other
contributions. n Is superb number
Alliance Publishing Co., Fifth Avenue,
New York
'The Wyncott Elm" IL the title OF the
opening story in the Youths Compan-
Ion for this week. and tells the story OF
how a little girl saves an historic tree
from the woodlands axe by climbing
into II and remaining there 80 that the
tree-cutters dare not cut II down.
Securing Mr. Barker" "a Search For
Ancestors" and Seeking Uncle Sans
Camels" are the other stories In the
number, the last q serial. IN six chap
fers, the first OF which appears In the
present Issue. There IL the usual good |
rsaAlAsts The departments.