The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-05
trent Publications

I each number, They are "A Vigil Under
| ment," 1.-The Chrysalls OF Caroline,
THE Green Hat Pln," ''The Wailing Will
low" (s1o0 prize.) The Shortstory Pub
| fishing Company. Boston.
The Atlantic Monthly for August con-
tains The Autobiography OF a South
| erner." which is developing into one Of
[ the most interesting narratives OF the
year. Father Taylor" Is fragment
from Ralph Waldo Emerson, an appre-
cIation OF srong character. THE Year
in France" is reviewed by Stoddard
Dewey. who presents a competent cum
mary OF the main events and trends OF
thought. "a Dissolving View Of Pune
tuatlon" is at once keen bit of eriti-
cism aud an instructive bit Of research.
There is a review of Winston ChurohllPs
life OF his father, in which the sons ad
miration for his father is fairly brought
out. "A Revival Sermon at Little st.
Johns" is a successful attempt to bring
out the deep and fervent. yet uncouth.
religious sentiment of n stirring negro
meeting. The number opens with a fine
Labrador story by Norman Duncan. and
there are admirable articles. stories, and
poems, such make the Atlantic famous
for its brilliant literary quality. "The
Contributors Club" is the eliminating
pleasure Of the number. Houghton,
Mfiin and Company, publishers, Boston.
The Popular Science Monthly for Au-
gust has paper OF the highest interest
by Professor C. X. Gilbert. Tho fnves-
tigation OF the San Francisco Earth
quake" illustrated with diagrams aud
pictures, This Ia followed by "Seismo-
graph aud Magnetograph Records Of the
San Francisco Earthquake" by DR.. l.. d.
pa, II ,.,.a vi. ~.
ploration," by William Healey Dali. lie
instructive and well put. Fact and Fable
in Animal Psychology" by Professor Jo-
seph Jastrow, Is warning against SEN
timental assumptions, The World
State" by Professor G.. c. Eckhardt, is
a prognosis of tendencies at and grow
ing out OF The Hague conferences. THE
Measure of Progress," by Edward S.
Holden. is calm review. which every
modern-day enthusiast should read for
n curb. THE Effects Of immigration on
Homicide in American Cities" by May
nard Shipley, shows that Il increases
them materially. "The Study of Variable
Stars" by Professor Solon I. Bailey, Is
a highly scientific paper, THE Progress
OF Science" ia well rounded up, and the
number is great and timely one OF this
admirable public educator, The Science
Press. publishers. Lancaster, Pa.
The Bookman for August opens with
it's always enjoyable and well presented
Chronicle and Comment" full OF good
point and well illustrated 1t is con-
spicuously good feature. Here and
There" is caustic comment on some
prominent public topics. Les Preci-
euses' is an appreciative review of lite
rary periods In France, especially OF
women's connection with them. ''The
French Salons of 1906" comprises ak
pages Of the pictures. THE Confessions
OF a Literary Adviser" is full Of good,
sound sense "Six Books of the Month
THE Happy Ending and Some Recent
Books are excellent review classihca-
tions. Richard Strauss. Revolutionist,"
"Sudermann and His 'Weltsanchauung,' -
aud Men OF Letters Outdoors" are fine
essays. The Educational Department"
'The Bookrnan's Table, Novel Notes"
and THE Book Mart" close an attractive
summer number. Dodd. Mead & Com
pany. New York, publish this brilliant
literary magazine.
The New England Magazine for August
continues the sketches, THE Massa-
chusetts Bench and Bar: treats allur-
ingly OF "Old Home Week" gives fine
account OF Weymouth, Ancient and
Modern: tells OF the National Society
OF New England Women" and has many