The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-03
THE MAGAZINES.

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THE MAGAZINES.
Harper's Magazine for Juno gives, un-
der Decisive Battles of the Law" the
secret history OF the Aaron Burr trial,
most absorbing story. Through the Afri
can Wilderness is a story OF adventure.
Philadelphia" Is a fine sketch OF tho
great city Terrestrial Magnetism" is
explained by Cyrus c. Adams, president
of the American Geographers Associa-
tlon Our Nearest Point I'm Antiquity
is sketch by Howclls "Honey-Ants OF
the Garden OF the Gods" is n story by
Prof. McCook. "a Social Clearing House"
shows the latest advance in the business
of society management. Margaret De
land story, The Awakening of Helena
Richie" advances well, with illustrations
in color. There are short stories by JUS
tus Miles Foreman, Rosamund Marriott
Watson. and other skilled authors The
departments are cIcellently kept up. and
this grand old magazine is always found
at the head of the procession. Harper &
Brothers. publishers. New York.
"The Hague Conferences and the Fu-
ture Of Arbitration" is the opening paper
in the Atlantic Monthly for Juno; It is
a. review and q shrewd forecast in favor,
How Ought Wealth to Be Distributed?"
is n philosophical paper. which incIines to
the view that this process ought still to
be left to competition, Constitution
Mending and the Initiative" gives n
timely warning against undue haste In
making changes "A Bird Gazer in the
nd Nt,it Tl,a ~ hc
Soul" Recent Progress In Solar Re-
search" philosophy and Tramps." The
Poetry of Landor." English Lawns and
Literary Folk" Significant Books in
Economics and Sociology" and THE Con-
tributors' Club are spccialties of high
value, while the poems are fne. The
Atlantic Is steadily the great literary
magazine showing the keenest critical
tastes Houghton, Mifnin and Company.
publishers, Boston.
Scrlbncr's Monthly for June opens with
a strong paper, The Larger Training OF
the American Army" by Capt. T. Bentley
Mott with many Illustrations, from
photographs. vanishing Indian Types"
illustrated in tint from photographs by
the author. shows typical members OF the
Crow tribe "A Norman Town" is de-
scribed; IAN Americans Impressions of
English Bird Life illustrate the cliff
flocks, English Reserve" is criticised; /;
L. HopklnSon Smiths serial, The Tides
OF Barnegat," moves along in grace and
power, there Is q Decoration Day lyric;
and there are excellent stories and poems
1t Is a very great magazine, well rep
resented In this splendid number. Charles
Scribner's Sons, publishers. New York.
The Worlds Work for June has 4 strlk-
ing paper on The Scenic Marvel of Ida
no." the Snake River. "a thousand mile
stream, which flows through bad lands,
over u preclpice fifty feet higher than
Niagara, and again at the bottom of a
mile-deep canyon; pictures show the Te-
tens. terraced bluffs. the deep gorge, the
great dam at Miner, and the Thousand
Springs. which are the underground flow
OF Lost River; 1t Is a highly appreciative
paper THE March of Events. an IL
lustrated Editorial Interpretation" is
able and comprehensive. as usual. Spc-
cial papers are What Sort of Stocks Il
Prudent Man May Buy" THE New State
OF Oklahoma" The Urgent Need OF
Trade Schools" japanese Women and
the New Era" Bridging the Gorge OF
the Zambesi," "a Mayor OF All the
People" q. II. Adams of Buffalo). Music
by Electricity" The Model Schoolhouse.
THE Labor Party In England, "A New
Isthmian Railroad" Nathaniel South
| gate Shaler" OBITUARY and appreciation,
| The Course OF the Great Earthquake" "
The New Science of Business" 1t is a
| most able and practical magazine, full OF
| Information we'll presented. Doubleday,
| Page & Company, publishers, New York.
The Popular Science Monthly for June
| opens with scientific paper of great mer-
it, Concerning Variations In Animals and
Plants" by President David Starr Jor-
dan. The Human Side OF the Indian as
| is by Dr. Alexander Il. Chamberlain. who
| claims to have made the rare discovery.
| Facts about Nostrums.' by DR.. Horatio
| Wood, Jr., Is a spicy paper, radical in Its
| revelations Times and Places of Earth
| auakes," by Professor Fl. ii. Turner. is
frank in Its admission that there is no
way OF any practical forecast and that
| the scientist, like the common man,
knows where and when an earthquake
| cones only after 1t has come. Other spe-
! cialties are THE Fresh Water Fishes OF
| South and Middle America" "Radio-Ac-
| tvlty and Volcanoes" AN Eclipse Ex-
| petition to Spain.' THE Spanish Ameri-
can Type" and a concise review of The
| Progress of Science" mighty educa-
| ticnal force Is this admirable old monthly,
that gets better and better with time. Tine
| Science Press. publishers. Lancaster. Pa
The World Today for June Is an elc-
| CANT number, II illustrates the de-
| otructIon NJ San Francisco. N discusses