Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02

The Century for July Is primarily, but
by no means wholly. a fiction number.
The opening article by sylvester Baxter
describes "Thc New West Point W. "
Is To De, with impressive drawings, uune
under the supervision of the architects,
one Of which. printed in color, Is a from
tispiece. This article win be "a reyela-
ton TO the public OF the superb picture
csQue and monumental character Of the
constructions now under way, The FAR
east COMES iu ior special attention. the
theater OF war Is described In an Illus
tratod paper ON "ManchWa,' written
10y the present United states consul at
An-Tung, MIR James w, Davidson, from
n special trip Of inspection made last
fan; the japanese constitution BIS the
subject Of paper by one OF lbs four
trainers. Baron Kaneko ga Harvard
LID, under the tide "The Magma
Charta OF Japan" and Andrew D,White
contributes a paper Of recollections of
Russia I'm War Time" recording his
humorous and stirring experiences as
attaChe at st. Petersburg during the
Crlmean war. "The Centenary OF
Hawthorne" July - Is the title of a
paper OF appreciation Of the novelist
by Dr. +. T. Munger and there rs
poem by Edith NJ, Thomas entitled
THE Eyes OF Hawthorne facing an
admirable portrait Henry r. Eliot IN
der the title THE Most Popular Book
I'm the World gives curious facts con-
corning the publication and distribution
OF the Bible Apropos of 81, Johns Eve
(June 23) Maud Howe writes Of THE
EVil Eye and Witches Night In Rome
Charles dc Kay describes AN impor-
tant Art Treasure OF New York name
ly, the Etruscdn chariot recently au-
quIred for the Metropolitan Museum.
an object OF special interest to visitors
TO New York Other artistic muteria,
are reproductions OF q little-knowu poi-
trait 10y Sir Thomas Lawrence and of a
painting by Samuel lsham, entitled "a
Fairy Tale" The fiction, nearly all OF
which Is illustrated, includes further
lnstalIments OF DR. Weir MitchelIs
pimaut and daring THE Youth or
Washington" told In the form OF am
autobiography and Jack London o NlNld
and adventurous THE Sea -Wolt' The
nine complete tales are THE White
Feather by Margaret Deland, with
literary setting and "a novel motive,
THE Helmet Of Navarro MISS
Clegg's Adopted" by Anne Warner,
humorous rural sketch by the author Of
"The Marrying Ut Susan Clegg. Inc
Ancestry of Irene" another story OK
the Nevada Madigans, by Miriam
Michelson-in which % romantic young
girl liz seen I'm search of father; 'rhe
Conspiracy Of l(rass,' 10y Robert Ha-
ven Echaufncr-a tale NJ hypuotlsmi
Miss Niger" by Rose Young, a story
of white child and nurse, ana lher
superstitons; Floyd ana the Arch-
Duchess romantic tale by ohNla
Howard Dunbar; in the nature of
Hero, a fire department story by Iar-
ycy j. O'Higglns, and "The ltch WI
dow of Spanish Town sketch OF cal
ifornlu. by Gouverneur Morris. The ne
ton enlists the illustrative talent Of
Keller, Sterncr. Orson Lowell Florence
Scovel Shmn, Awkward, George Wright
Guipon. Crete and Irma Dercmeaux.
The pathetlc story Of hopeless love, OF
a love completely unselnsh, though born
amid homely surroundings among the
plain people" yet glorilied by unseliish
devotion. Is well told by Harvey j,
OHiggms I'm "LarkIn," in the July Nc
Cures. It IL sad little tragedy,
marked by genuine simplicity ana
strength, holding your interest ana
fairly Juggling at your heart-strngs
from the first. "By Way OF Loss one
often finds again, and this was the hap
py fortune Of the hero Of "A story by
Mary Josephine Mayer under that cap
ton By Very force of his III fortune
and pGvr,t,, love and happiness are
forced lcn the hero, how, the story
most interestingly relates, Fascinating
~ weird and thrilling rs Richard i.
Woods story, THE Ringing OF the