The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06

Tribune, SUNDAY MOfNlN0
maintained. and there Is good fiction and
much other fiction. Tom Watson's Maga-
zinc, New York City.
The Atlantic Monthly for May opens
with an essay by Richard Mansfield,
Man and the Actor" which Is full OF
stage craft. John Burroughs tells of
| Camping with President Roosevelt" In
| the trip 20 Yellowstone National Park In
| 1903. The Critic and the Law s based
| on the celebrated libel suit against Col
| ier's Weekly. and a general discussion
| follows Life Insurance and Spcoula-
| tIon" is a causto review OF some develop
| msnts OF the insurance Investigations
| "Baedccker I'm the Making is an appre-
| citation OF guidebooks Holidays and
| History" is plea for a Columbus Day
Liberty Day (besides Independence DaY,
and Llncoln's birthday. The Tcrraced
! Garden is a charming sketch" Recent
| Shakcspcarcan Literature. Tho Prim-
tive Upper" "rhe Art of Composition
and "Froude" are able spocislties There
is fiction OF high quality. poems of merit
| and the ever lively Contributors Clup'
1t is a leader of thought and literature.
Houehton, Mimin and Company, publish
| ers. Boston,
| St NIchons for May has for opening
| "Geoffry Of Monmouths Dream n po-
| otIc fancy mclodlous and hnc Inc
| Home Outing of Mrs. Hcrrick" ia a domcs-
| tic story we'll told. The serials are well od-
| yanccd and therc aro complete stories oil
| good quality. plantation Stories pF
| Grace Mac Gowan Cooke Is fair rivalry
| with "Br'er Rabbit" There arc TWO
| pages OF photographs. pictures OF scenes
| in ,Japan Tho number has its depart
| ments kept up in fine style, and II ~ run
OF pretty and nourishIng things for the
bows and the girls, The Century co.
publishers. New York.
| The National Magazine for May opens
with Joe Mitchell Chapplc's always inter
! estine Affairs at Washington. we'll IL
lustrated "'Mexico's War Minister Greets
Northern NeIghbors" is hearty paper
from General Reyes, Mexico's war MIN
lister and army commander, Charles war
rem Stoddard has a story and poem; ana
there are a number of good tales ana
verses Lively and well Illustrated arc
many OF tho contributions, and depart
ments are well maintained. The Chapple
Company. publishers. Boston.
Current Literature for May has its de-
partments strongly and well filed inc
Review OF the World" comprises ten
main titles with thirty sub-utles; Per
sons In the Foreground" four titles;
Literature and Art" eight. Music and
the Drama" eight: Religion and Eth
les" nine, Science and Discovery" six;
Recent Poetry" eleven; Recent Fiction
and the Critics." four. There is tragic
story by Jean Richepin. and a page OF
The Humor OF Life Current Litera-
ture Publishing Co. New York.
Waysidc Tales for May has contribu-
ton from Gen o. o. Howard Noted
Men of War and Peace" his personal
"reminiscences. Richard Fairchild tells OF
THE Real Dowie and the Iionite Col
ony." and Murray S Schloss also has a
sketch of Dowie. Women OF Italy Is
a description OF their life, with eleven
full-page Illustrations from photographs
of the various types. There Is letter
from a Russian revolutionist; there arc
reviews stories and departments of In
terest. Ms Company publishers. chi
cago,
|
Recreation for May tells of and illus
trates california Trees and Birds" gives
"Glimpses of Newfoundland" shows how
the remains of prehistoric animals are
found In Alaska. tells OF Playing GlpsS
In Colorado and has many an alurlnt
outdoor sketch, And TO show that th'
outing season is about to begin, DaT
Beard explains. with many diagrams. no"
: to throw the "Squaw Hitch" IT Is al
cnticIns magazine. Wm- r. Annls, pub
Usher New York.
Tho Black Cat for May has for opener
"In the Court of God" 500 prize story
: by Edwin Garlic Litsey, Handwriting
In the ALT" by Lieut.. f. Y. 5. Chamber
: lain. THE Edge Of Life" by Winons
, Wilcox PAYNE. The Lady in the Greer
Veil" by Don Mark Lemon; and "A Man
= Woman. and n Baby" by c. Il. Mar
e tin They are all good stories too. 1h'
: Snortstory Publishing Co, Boston
: LITERARY NOTES.
= The recent discussion started by the ac
= ton OF the Brooklyn Public library In qucs
tionng the atvisability OF allowing ehi.1roI
i, | under nft-en to read or the pranks OF Ahr'
. Twain's immortal BOYS. Tom Sawyer an'
$ Huckleberry Finn said a literary Srtie t
e careful lady sDOut TO purchase book 10
y her r SON sSm, me some books suitable for
= | child please She said 10 the clerk. M
o fiction. but absolute truth. and without ao
. Well, modam-' The bookseller paused
his eye running his shelves; then. Will
nasn OF Inspiration lie took down a vol
= | requirements he said.
:, And ho handed her wentworths oeom