Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-03

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commissioner n IN New York City, con-
tributes Il timely article on the Black
Hand society. ch3wass responsible Tor
the murder OF Detective Petrosinoj lud-
son C.S.iWelliver describes the latest
monopoly, Tile National Water Power
Trust George r.. Parker quotes ;Cleve-
lands opinions of Mckinley. Bryan.
iCortelyou and others; Benja1nin Brooks
describes the work of The Webfoot
Esng.incer,n3 and makes cietLr to the lay
IMAM the myster:esrof tunnel building;
iGuglieIlno Eerrero, the italian histori-
IAN. writes about the part played BY
1.-the Vine III Roman History and a
Tuscan lady, WHO was in MessitHe at
tthe time of the earthquake, contributes
n human document on that great dis
aster. There are four good short sto-
yies. and another instalment of Mrs.
Humphry Ward novel, Marriage q IA
Mode ''--44-6 East ed St, New \ ork. \
The following are features rS Ss H e1d.
pers Magazine !, AZ; Nay ~ ~ cter at
Shackleton: a Rural Telephone,
story, Harriet Prescott Spottord IN
the Venezuelan Wilderness, VIII
liam and Mary Il. Beebe: ~ Man o. o.
Glouchester," a story, II efnertH y.
(Continuea1: : when the city An1uses5
ITSELF Edward S. Martin; he IRE
sence,, /, story, Maudc Radfnrd War
,1pn: "Three English Capitals of. aIn-s
idustry," william Dean HoWells; The
Garden OF Eden a story, .lustls Miles
Fo11lan. Ion the Chemical ~ terpreta-
tion of Life Robert Kennedy Duncan
Professor of Industrial Chemistry as
K .s.Nlle Shells
ering Of Cecilia. a story, Alta Bluntg
Seinbowcr:@ -tShakespeare's king
Henry W, f. Ware Cornish; Mas
ter" II poem, Alice Henderson; Mark.
Twain Archibald Henderson,: Mark
Twain at stornfeld, y Albert BigeloW
Paine; and "a Tragedy of First Love
a story. Gwendolen Overton.;--IIarper
Bros, New York.
The May number Of Popular Me-
chanics contains 1913 articles and III
illustrations, covering a wide range of
subjects, and among these several such
safeguards are described. Successful
aviation and the creation OF military
airship fleets has made imperative sre-{
tcial types of guns for combating aerial
craft in warfare; mining conditions
warrant training corps of men for res
cue work in case of disaster; the tramp,
cast on the city for a nights lodging
must submit to vaccination and SAM
tarv requirements for the sake of hui.
manity at large. Unique among the
in the May number are
those OF Wilbur Wright and King Al
phonso seated in the Wright aeroplane:
sand sculpture on a California beach;
high logging trestle in Oregon; horse
made, OF cavalry equipment: AGO pound
fish caught with light tackles q sub
marine of the Civil war: whale towed
upon beach by street car, and others.
Athletes will be interested in a scheme
being tried in England by which fopt-e
ball players, wrestlers, etc, are stlIOu-
lated by breathing oxygen Just before
1.-THE test or skill. Other May features
are. Train Dispatching by Tele-s
phone "Shaekleton Almost Reaches
South Pole,' Cutting a Ship Channel
Through Rock River Bottom. he
Basket Willow Industry, etc. The
amateur mechanics department has IL
splendid articles in this number, the
one on finger mathematics being es-
fpecally interesting,-225 Washington
street, Chicago. III
"Chatftfe and the Commons be-
came the Survey on April 3 and the
first issue under the new name is IN
augurated with 81 series of articles
both technical and popular Robert
w. eForest, president of the New York
Charity Organization Society, gives the
first authoritative statement of what
the Russell Sage Foundation has ac-
complished within the two years of Its
existence. Jane Adams, Of Hull
House. Chicago, tells how our social in
stitutions-churches, schools and the
like-may better adapt themselves on
to American conditions. Gion w !.
Speranza, a New York lawyer and
former counsel to the Italian consult
general, writes on the Petrosino assas-
tsination from the Italian point of view
Gary, the new steel city in Indiana, Is
described in an illustrated article by
Graham Ronleyn Taylor, and Katha-
ririe b Davis, Who happened to be near
syracuse at the time of the earth
| quake tells about the American relief
| work she inaugnrated in that city. Miss
Davis article is fully Illustrated. The
exhibition of Italian arts and crafts.
recently held in Boston, is described by
Miss Abilene Moffat and the success
| full work among the Italians that is be-
| ing carried on in that city is outlined
l.bv Vida d. Scudder. These are a few
| of the articles contained in this NUM-
ber-l05 East, Twenty7second ST., New
York.
| The, following features are found in
Harper's Bazaar for April: The Fash
Smart Street Gowns, "Details of
Spring Fashions, Evening Gowns
/ Goats and Wraps. = Gowns of Wash
| Fabrics Fashions for Elderly WoTn-
/ en- miscellaneous Fashions, After
noon and House Gowns, For the
| Children.' and inexpensive Street
/ Gowns,, by Marie Olivier: In the
House of Mourning William Dean
i Iiowells: The Wife" 4 poem. Theo-
dosia Garrison; .Isaster III Florence, 9