Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

The Peculiar blending OF religious and
philosophical thought which has given
Emma Marie Caillard 20 conspicuous a
Mace among the long list of brilliant
contributors to the Contemporary Re-
view, is especially marked in her latest
article entitled "The Ethical Individual
and Immortality" The article Is re-
printed, entire. in the Living Age for
July,
1t was a clever idea of Emily Cooks
to sort out from the medley of Mrs'Car-
lyle's "reminiscences those that describe
her troubles with help and group
them together in a magazine article un-
Ter the title "a Chelsea Menage," The
succession Of servants is an Imposing
)ne. and their mistress caustic intro
luctlons add to the interest with which
he reader watches them file by. The
article is reprinted from the National
Review In the Living Age for July 20.
Especially attractive for midsummer
reading Is the number Of the Living
Age for August. Opening with an ar
ticle from the Edinburgh Review on
"The Supernatural in Nineteenth Cen
tury Fiction" and following that with
the instalment Of "The Oberles' IN
which NJ. Bazins fascinating story
draws towards its climax, II contains
also some delightful letters of Charles
Dickens, Just published IN Chambers
Journal. and a clever short story from
the Cornhill Magazine, called His Elk
cellencys Aigrette."
Rarely does one read a narrative Of
more thrilling interest than that in
Longmans Magazine, In which Major
Rankin describes his ascent of Accom-
cagua. IL IL entitled "a Night In the
open at Twenty-Five Thousand Feet ~
and Is reproduced in the Living Age Tor
Aug. / and s.
In its August number Short Stories
offers four prizes for stories Of from
5000 TO 5000 words, to be handed In be-
fore Dec. / next, the first prize being of
800, the second Of $50 and the third and
fourth of SIS each. These prizes are in
addition to the regular rates paid by
the magazine. There is no restriction
as to theme. Contributors should ad-
dress the editor of Short Stories, prize
competition, "a West Twenty-sixth
street, New York
To the August Smart Set Mrs. Burton
Harrison contributes the novelette,,
"Sylvia's Husband" q very bright
sketch, and among the short stories OF
the number Is one by Gertrude Ather-
ton, "The Bell In the Fog. described as
"a soul study OF profound power In
wholly different vein h THE Wire-Tap-
pers," by Arthur Stringer stories are
contributed by James Branch Cabell, G.
H. Burgin, Ella W, Peattie, Anne o.
Hegan, Prince Vladimir Vaniatsky and
Theodosia Garrison,
McClme's Magazine Henry Har-
land's new Italian romance, MY
Friend Prospero,' is the leading feature
OF the midsummer fiction number Of
"McClure's," as It was Of its two i'm
mediate predecessors Mr.. Harland is
evidently bound to make a third sue
cses where one would seem TO be the
height OF realizable ambition.
with the exception Of Jacob A, Riis,
sketch by Lincoln Steffens, and "A
Side Light on the Sioux" by DOane Ro-
binson, the August MCClure's is entire
~ devoted 10 fiction Henry Harland's
delightful story, My Friend Prospero. ~
which IS now In It's third lnstalment, is,
OF course. the leading feature in this
department. THE Method OF Charles
Stuart York, by May Kelsey Champion,
is a delightful story OF boy. Two
Sides of Street" by Mary Raymond
Shipman Andrews, Is written in that au-
thors charming manner Stewart Ed
ward White contributes a "blazed trail'
story, entitled "fhe FOTemah. Wits
Gibson, John McAuley Palmer George
Hubbard james Weber Linn,and George
Barr McCutcheon also contribute short
stories OF interest
BY EAR the most important contribu-
ton to the August Criterion is Alex
ander Hume Ford's THE Russo Amer
lean Conquest Of Manchuria," In his
fourth paper In his recollections OF
European celebrities. Gen. James Grant
Wilson writes Of "The Duke OF Argyll
and Marquis Of Duifeiin." First Inn
pressions Of Zamboanga, by Florence
kimball Russell, and The National Art
AbNftAtl EhtitNef ~ 4hNHAN eN NNt Niiihf
arc worthy OF note. In fiction, The
Ladies' OF lie Lude, by Elizabeth
Wells Champney. and a Delilah Of the
Philippines" by Col. John @. Leefe, are
interesting.
THE Typical American Girl" by VIII
liam Allen White, In the August Wo-
mans Home Companion, viii appeal TO
all those who are interested In the gen
Tie sex The Form Of the Dagger,
Eden Phillpott's clever story, is still
continued. Gelott Burgess. Florence
Kimball Russell, and Frederick NJ.
Smith are among the contributors OF
short fiction. The usual departments
and hints for the home round out an
attractive Issue.
The Current Literature for August is
an unusually interesting issue Of the
magazine. The leading articles are
"Seryia and It's People" THE Tehuel-
che Indians of Patagonia by ]. a.
Hatcher, and a short story BY Nancy