The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
MAGAZINES FOR MAY

APCLURES- May issue of Nc
Clures Magazine is both important and
pleasing. The first article is c. p Con-
nolly's THE Fight of the Copper Kings,
in which are described in vivid manner
the struggle between F. Augustus Heinze
and the Amalgamated Copper company,
the picturesque campaign of 1850 and re-
election of Clark to the senate, and the
beginning of the great legal battle over
the Butte Hill. THE "reminiscences of a
Long Life by Carl Schurz give his per
war. describe the great leaders and throw
new light on many important events OF
the war. Chicago AS Seen by Herself,
pictures those conditions of life in Chi
suit of it's existant government which
George Kibbe Turner described last month
in The City of Chicago" The fifth in
stallment of Mary. Baker G. Eddy tells
of the Mrs. Eddy's residence in Lynn,
her first disciples and her first years of
comfort and success, and of her third
marriage-to Aso Gilbert Eddy. The read
ers of fiction will be delighted with the
May McCiure's for it contains unusual
array of exceedingly good stories.
TALES.-Besides a complete novel of ex-
ceptional interest, The Magistrates Own
Case" by Baron Pale Rosenkrantz, the
famous Danish writer. Transatlantic
Tales for May contains score of short
stories by such authors as MaIhilde Sc
rao. Georges Ohnet Pedro de Aiacron,
Ibanez. Hans Arnold, Gustavo A. Becquer,
etc. With the literatures of all Europe
to draw from, the contents of this maya
zine win for il a unique place among the
periodicals that must depend solely upon
their respective shares of the material
furnished by America alone. 1t is to be
noted that in the adventures of Arsene
Lupin the French Raffles," a series OF
stories has been secured for American
readers which will rival in popularity the
Sherlock Holmes tales. The magazine
seems carefully to preserve the American
standard of morals.
THE DELINEATOR.-T fashion pub
LEGATION for May in its table of contents
measures fully up to previous numbers,
both in excellence Of articles and general
cles may be mentioned: Homes Without
Housekeeping, Cart Wheel Shades.
when Girl Graduates, Making
Ready for the Summer y "The New Trav-
cling Dress Soaring and Paying Cash, -
what Women Want in Men, "rhe Per-
feet Shortcake." "A Household Neces-
sity" The fiction department is first
class, while the different departments are
well taken care Of
THE FORUM.-Americas standard
quarterly review. is out for April-June.
The regular departments of American
Politics. Foreign Affairs" Finance,
Education" Applied Science" "Litera-
ture" and Music" are as usual ably and
comDrehensively filled. while special arti-
eles reflect faithfully the latest trends
of thought. research and philosophy in OH
times Henrq Litchfield West. in an an
alysis of Elihu Roots recent notable adj
dress before the Pennsylvania Society in
New York City, traces the growth of red
eralism in this republic. and speculates as
to the future of the states under our
dual system of constitutional government
The British house of lords the kaiser
and the reichstag and the new RUSSIAN
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topics discussed by A. Maurice Low. Al
exander d. NOyeS skilfUlly feels the pulse
of the financial market. Joseph Sohn
gives a broad critical resume of New
Applied Science, as recorded by Henry
Harrison Suplee, has 10 its recent credit
some highly important developments IN
hydraulics, aerOnautlcs and electric trdc-
ton Ossian II. Lang sums up the work
of the latest national educational conven-
ton at Chicago. In the literary depart
ment Herbert w. Horwill points out some
significant tendencies in pTesent-day nc
ton: while Professor w. p Trent finds
good augury in Recent Tributes to Long
| fellow" Finally, Mrs. Isaac L. Rice con-
tributes an admirable paper on Our Mos'
Abused Sense-the Sense OF Hearing. this
being the sequel to her famous and sue
cesssul declaration OF war against IN
neceSsary city noises. year ago.
AINSLE S.-Ainslee's for May offers
to its readers another collection of fine
stories of great variety and SURPRISING
quality 'Her Son. by Horace A. Va
eheH. completes its fourth instaliment
The nov eiette is an exciting mystery
story. entitled 1.-The Blotting Book" by
E. F. Benson. viii Lexington Comfort
has stirring dog story. THE Collie and
the Celebrity" A child story by Mary
Heaton Worse. zone Mans Heart" i.
filled with humor and pathetic interest
Roy Norton has another of his inimitabls
western tales in 1.-THE Conquering of So
zorro" Other contributors are Gertrude
Lynch. johnson Morton. Broughton Bran
denburg, Elizabeth Dner and Mary Man
ners.
SMART SET-Mary Fenoliosa. wht
wrote Truth Dexter" and THE Breath
of the Gods" contributes to the MAJ
Smart Set one Of her most delightful sto
ries Of Japan-a love story full of deli
cate humor and subtle ANALYSIS. She ha,
called II Cupid San" and no more
charming piece of fiction has recently ap
oeare6.
No magazine publishes such a wide va
riety of stories. and the May Issue is
particularly fine one. Henry Sydnor Har
ris0n is the author of deliciously humor
| Gus tale quite out Of the ordinary run, en-