Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-01
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Improvement Era for March has
for frontispieco portrait OF the late
Elder Joseph Bull. This Is accompanied
by sketch Of his life and labors. A
| notable article Is "The Probability of
Joseph Smiths Story" by Elder b. II.
| Roberts, Professor Done contributes
THE Celtic Maiden. A Story Of An
| Client Britain" and Dr.. John A. Widt-
soc continues his article, Joseph
Smith as Scientist" A timely paper
The Jew-Hls Past. Present and Flu
ture," is contributed by Elder j. NJ.
sjodahl. In the editorial department Is
found a thoughtful article by President
Joseph +. Smith on "A Senseless Cam
paign." The usual departments are all
iilled with interesting and instructive
reading matter.-Templeton Building,
Salt Lake City.
The contents OF Parsons Magazine
for March are as follows: Indian
Fights and Fighters-The Tragedy OF
Fort Phil Kearney," Cyrus Townsend
Brady; '"The King and Queen. OF
Smugglers-A Girl Commands the
Ship" Halliwell Sutcllffe; Job Brown, :
j, p. Verse; Holman Day; Bird Ba-
bies,' Jerrard Grant Allen and Leon
ard Buttress Dan Crimmins Boss" a
story, Arthur Hendrlck vandenberg;
Modern Methods OF Finance, Exam
pie lll--the Asphalt" Henry George,
Jr.: When the Revolution Came to San
Sebastian. Story" Frank Lille Pol
lock; His Highness. Yoshihito Crown
Prince Of Japan" Florence Edredge:
The Precious Ones" story, Albert
Bigeow Paine; "1he Death OF Queen
Draga," A. ". Miss Aumerod's
Tramp a story, r, Il. Vernede; "The
Lady Speaks" story, ]. s. Fletcher;
The Billy Coal and Transfer COM
pany. a story. Mabel Shippie Clark
FELTON,; Parsons Talks with Play
ers,' and New Way OF Measuring the
Diameter OF the Earth" T. c. Porter
Aston Place, New York.
In the March Success, Edwin Mark
ham describes the express business.
His article is entitled, ION the Trail to
the Golden Gate" Among the fiction
OF this issue Ia the first nstallment OF
q serial story, by Joseph A. Altsheler,
and two short stories, with Plenary
Power" by f. Spence De Pue, and "Six
Pounds Short" by Chauncey Thomas.
A glowing tribute TO Harvards presi-
dent, Charles William Eliot Is paid In
n character-sketoh by Martin NJ Foss,
and the story Of Madame Marchesl, the
woman who has helped TO develop so
many OF the worlds most famous sing
ers. Is told by William Armstrong In
the first OF q series Of articles to APP
pear about Women Who Have Won"
There are poems by George Sheppard !
Burleigh, Alice Webster, William J.
hampton, Robert Mackay. and Capt. |
Jack Crawford. and a helpful editorial |
by Dr. o. 8. Marden, entitled, "Over- |
sensitiyercss as a Barrier" Some sim |
pie exercises for the Improvement OF |
ones physical condition are given by w. |
r. c, Latson, In an article entitled |
Vitality and Success. University
Building, New York.
In the March number of Suggestion, |
Prof Elmer Gates has letter regard |
ing certain stories concerning the soul
OF rat. The professor denies ever
making any statements to the effect |
that a soul OF an animal had been seen,
or that its shadow had been thrown
on screen. The leading articles for
March are: Influence Of Early Auto
Suggestions on the Formation Of Char
acter. DR.. Herbert A. Parkye. editor;
Psychic Goodness Prof. Edgar L. Lar
kin; Unseen Faces Photographed DR..
II. A. Reid, NJ, s. p. r.; The Annular
Theory. Prof. Isaac N. Vail Proper
ties Of Radlum, Samuel G. Tracy, b. g.,
NJ D.. Psyohical Diseases, w. $. En-
sign, Phys. Ch.; Dual Personality Psy-
chical Renovation, Charles T.. Meixsell
Chewing Reform. DR.. J. n. Kellogg:
Less Work for Doctors, and The APP
pendloitis Craze.-iO20 Drexel Boule-
ward. Chicago.