The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12
LITERATURE.

"The Worlds Desire by Andrew Lang
and H. Rider Haggard, will be published III
London this month.
Prof. A. S. Hardy has returned from
Japan, where he went TO collect material
for a biography OF Joseph Neesirna, founder
OF Neesina college.
The London Attcnwum srys that Marie
Corelli will be ready Immediately with "a
now novel on Il subject never before treated
i'll fiction u
William Morris and F. S. Ellis are edit
ing, anl Bernard Quaritca will publish an
exact reprint Of tine Golden Legend" as
set forth by Caxton.
''An Introduction to the Study OF Nam
mails is tue title af an important new work
Upon which Prof. Flower md MIR. j. Ly-
de!tker, Two well known English biologists,
are engaged.
The lac Miss Alice Havers (Mrs. Nor
gam was, il seems, The artist vino designed
the very successful large Illustrations fer
Mrs. Burnett's Little saint Eliz ..beth.n
They were pu5 forth at the time anony-
mously.
The proposal of the Rev. Stopford A
Brooke to purchase Dove cottage as a u .,
mortal to Wordsworth, has met with Lrali
tying success. OF The total sum of II, 0il
required, about six hundred and sixty
pounds has already been subscribed.
/ Certain American and English friends
and adsirers of Theodore Parker have
raised fund for placing IL more suitable
memorial over his grave at Florence. W.
! W. Story has designed the memorial, WIKI h
includes portrait bust. n
! French papers report curious literary
lind in an out-of-the- way departmental
! library IL is a PROTESTS OF the Able
Provost" who was alternately priest and
! soldier and the author of the famous novel
/ "Manon Lescant."
Marshal MacMabon has now completed
his memoirs on which ne has been engaged
almost ever since his resignation tof this
presidency of the republic. in 1879. The
marshal relates the whole history of The
attempted fusion between the Or.eanists
and tue Lcgitimis:s, and has even com
I mitted TO print some curious revelations
! about the period OF French history which
succeeded the downfall. of the empire. I'm
! fortunately, the author of these interesting
memoirs adneres to his original resolution
OF not publishing them for general informa
ton. The edition will be very limited.
The Jcticss Miller .ddg1sihe for October
which has just ueen issued, is perhaps The
most interesting number of that publication
offered the public. 1t comes with an iu-
creased number OF pages and many really
trencnantly written and deliberately illus
traJed The features treating OF common
sense, hcalthful and artistic dress and ply
steal culture are by competent authorities
and will appeal TO the reason of every
woman who can or does appreciate the ad
mirable points of the Jenness Miller sys
ten. AS whole, it is a number that ever,
woman should read. Address the Jenness
Miller publishing Co., 1858 Fifth avenue
New York.
1t is reported that the young Grand Dus
Nicholas Aieyandrovitcn, the Czarowitcl
of Russia, will probably visit this countr!
some time within the coming year. Thi
event will be of special interest from tn
fact that no other heir 10 the Russian thron
has ever travelled beyond the limits of th
European continent. Harpcr's Young Pcopl
for October eth contains Il portrait OF tn
Czarowitch, together with an interesting
sketch of some Russian Grand Dukes,
written by Barnet Phillips.