Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-28

( to a larger circle OF readers than ever.
Henry Francis STORY Of Marie An
toinette" is continued; while Of short
| stories there are "A Irritation and a
Moral" by viii NJ. Clemens; THE Wy
ing Ballett," by Bailey Mlllard; More
| Than a Hero" by Hugo Erickson, etc.
"The Growth Of Christian Science" by
Joseph Dana Miller, Is an article which
is sure to be widely read, being Writ
ten In his moderate vein, by one who Is
master OF his subject. OF miscellaneous
articles we may mention Nathan
Hale's Own Country" by Findlay Sac
kett."Chinas New Rebellion" II Frd1-
eric Poole; "The Renewal OF China"
Social Life at the White House" by
Anne Hollingsworth Wharton; "Anthra-
clte-A Luxury" by William Jasper
Nicolls. There are poems by Theodosia
Garrison, john b. Tabb, Elsa Barker
Clinton Dangeriield, and Arthur strln-
ger. Gabriel Tolliyer," by Joel Chan-
der Harris, is continued. The usual
features are well represented while a
new one-"Words Worth Weighing =
Is likely 10 prove as popular as wit
and Wisdom from New Books
The 2sth volume OF The Arena begins
with the July issue Of that standard
review. The number opens with
symposium entitled why ] am OPP
posed TO Imperialism" the contributors
being George McA. Miller, Phi. D., Prof,
Thomas T.. VIII AN, Bolton Hall
and Ernest Crosby This stern rebuke
of the present course Of our govern
ment IS followed by brief paper on
the interoceanc canal project The
writer Is Edward Berwick, who pre-
senis the Pacific Coast producers view
and makes a strong plea for the adop-
zion OF the Nicaragua route, The Rev.
George w. shinn cont utes a most
interesting paper on The Actor
Church Alliance "FOregleams Of the
Fmtcrnal State" are given by w. II.
Morrell and Adam Rosenberg who dis
cuss, respectively Evolution and OPP
timistc Politics and Socialism In
Ancient Israel" "The Word that Came
to Me by the Sea" Is the title OF a
prose poem by Prof George d. Heron
Two articles OF deep interest are "Thr
Pride OF Life" by Marvin Dana, f. r.
G.. s., and "Whiiman's Note Of Dem0c-
racy," By Walter Leighton The opin-
ions OF EltWeed pomeroy. A. NJ, on
The Present Political outlook" arc
given I'm an interview that has special
reference To 1904. "As a Man Think
eth" Is the title OF an excellent New
Thought story by Marie + Giles
Editor Flowers departments Of Topics !
Of the Times and Books Of the Day |
are interesting and instructive, rs
usual Editor Mclean announces @
series Of papers on 1.-THE Fraternal |
State by y. O. Flower 10 begin 30 |
August The Alliance Pub Co, Firth |
Ave. New York.
The September number Of the Over |
land Monthly will be Bret Harte |
memorial issue. n win contain az
possible data concerning Mr. Harte, and
VIII present the best NJ hls stories an
poems, fully Illustrated q VIII contain
reviews by the leading literary me7 /
from both sides Of the continent With |
a number ~ the best stories by thr
contributors 90 the first volume OF ~
Portraits Of all the earl
to the Overland MONTHLY
win be inserted. facfmiles Of Harte
signature, his first print
ed production etc, will be given, am
the issue will be a memorial 10 the
early literary workers Of the coast.