The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-08
IN "Macaire' Is styled "A Melodramatic

~ ueai" WIN '"o ah"rch'S's'
In Leon Daudets now novel, "Kamt-
chatka, ne 'ridicules, 10 quote his own
| words. "snobs OF every description"
Artist Kenyon Cox, Musician Anton
| Seidl and M. W, Hazletine all turn Nordau
over the spit In the June North American
Review.
Two or three poems in Richard Le Gal
| lienne's new volume are devoted to the
memory Of his youthful Wife who has
lately died. One of them Is the following
sonnet--"Home":
Ap.to,e Jrrance NAV not be N candidate
for Camille Doucet,s chair IN tho Franch
ocademv ofter nil He sajd recentIv.
1.-THE academy Is very interesting ut Cop
pee's age but at mine II Isn't"
| Tho nathan ~ I,ohart 7 .ou,a stevenaor ,s
sav vjng yood-bve IN samoa Witbou, her
son the MACE "a not endurable 10 the aged
Scottish woman. who after a short stav I'm
London. win return to her kith ana kin in
E,dnbrrpb.
-. =, e.. ., A..
" .e
ON the Queens of France. is writing n SEN
sational book on the history Of the Second
Empire on information furnished by the
EMPRESS Eugenie.
mr., rr,,,,,, ,,,, ,a,, bo ,o,,,o, ,or l., ,,o
- =, ao.,, ,.i,'o...,, ,S,,,.,no,ar. Co., tha
ro., 80 ,ho voar a., ,so.t Tha rnost con.
.,,1a,,o,,s ,,,.,onoa ~ a. t,,st ot nrosant %
sp,na r., M G,h.on.s front,sn,eco 10 ,rho
Princess Aline. which Is a perfect Trilby,
In nm exaggerated form.-The Bookman.
ga cor,,.mor from casoopv - hv Ruc,.
,,.,, n,,a,av 10 n ror,v-th,rd cnn.,n of
."rh. centienon of France" +" The scenes
% III. avnIoit. arc la,n In Fr.nce at the
,,,,,. 90 ,ha Mosaaoro ~ ao,nt Rar,bo,o.
naa Tho love storv concerns GabrIelle
da Wr,,sac a ,no,a ~ honor to the o,,eon
NJ Navarro and the Gascon Raoul do
Puycadere.
Ner,c in Rearn famo,s for ,ts nast,es
wi,, aed,ca 20 in in,v a monument to Mar.
.rar,to NJ Nayorrs tho author of the
Iontomeror WITH tborougbIv provancol
corsmonles There will ha Jcpx Floraux
Tho Cascon form for n court Of love. in
which Goscon and provenca, poets viii
contend at to,,rnevs and cayalcades in
Tho rahb,t warren set ont NV "la hon. roi
Henri"
Tho manuscr,nts nrenared and arranged
nv Caorga T,cLnor Curtis for use in the
nronosad .ocond vo,,ma of bis "Constitu-
tionai H,storv ~ the limited states" were
hi uft
ana s,.,,a hasr % rsf,'i,v edited nv Mr. I
n Ciavton Tbev cover The neriod from
tho aSon,,or ~ tho copstitntIon 10 the
o,osa os ~ o,,,u NOV
nr pdword E,e,eston tbe author and
Mrs Egyieston had a narrow escane a few
a. a,a sro,,, arou,,,na In JoLo ceorye
Tho,, rara ,Iing n.ar their summer home
ot Ioshua,s Roci wben n snuall capsized
hIs Wiz and succaeded IN cimtch,nr the
vaoht,s teai tins keening both above the
surface of tbe water ,,ptii cottagers came
10 ths,r relief
nomncs m ea r,v i'm IN Jnne m ! new novel in their
..,Tsy,,ontiatb Canturv Ser,ssr nv John
uaor,a tha outhor ~ ..The ,DeviIs Plav-
rro,,nd" ,rbe tit,e will he "sinners
,fvain /" and the soene ia laid in the Cana
d,an northwest where Mr. Mackie spent
several veors in the mounted police force.
Novels bava also heen securd bv Ouida.
Cvn and r frankfort Moore.
,,,,,,,
ih lhe June iiaspe. ,.'a ~ ,hoso
New Yorlers who renresented American
iet,ers in New YORK in 1860 Many of them
are Rohemians Including Walt whitman.
hut come of tbem we're mot. and among
those whom Mr. Howells met pleasantly
were Mr. and Mrs John L Piatt. Artemus
Word Mr. and Mira Richard Henry Stod-
dara and Mr. Edmund Clarence Stedman,
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s.I Du ps - :, o,,a 4, ~,
piay, -" III. ..r rro,,h
worA VI nmo.ne' VII, W 1e a,atsua.a ST. nc,
ian,e; Dun,as WIN oee T'',,' ae ,', | H.
oirtnoay anniesaS vi aS,,. - s.,," -.
lhaue ms uepur .,,, as poe ,.,,, n',,,aas
aso' le 20 s'.. Ha'e m,' an', "nu anaa,ai,s 40
The Erench nrovsrb has Il. II was he who
named the Bohemia of beautiful and gay
nS,anturass of paris the "demi-monde."
r,,. ,,,,.,. o.o,,o, oo,or, nm
ihe rieuon .,' a. 80, p;ip,, sor,e.
nouIee snor'y ~ sne waisord on
- 20 ..,rho p.hv,s C,rondmother " rhese
.nor Oh Inc napS ,Suso. tnStns,,i,v bound in
pvo,.. pvo. ae ana asnao,o,iv convenient for the
puckrah', uhu espee'a, so Vii =" ar,n,
.! sxe.enes anu 80 s.o tha a,thor y, "Tbe
~ ,,oan,, Shor ), which created such a stir
Literary shop, wn,e, ,nst n,,n,ar urtru 71'" ''
J." H'S'"'1 . ~
Nine. Bernhardt, In an interview with a
writer IN the strahu MasaAi,e, hau eo.'e
thing to say about her Forthcoming me-
moirs. IN tneH, sa,u sne, sna'' .
ply content myself with telling the story
Of my life. clearing up what Is OBSCURE
anu Settihb iish. "'"S" t". '
written and said about me, ana which was
not worth contradioting In detail or wnlch
at the time hau ho opPoi .ai.y VI
ipu and n ~ has become a tradition nave
not at this moment the leisure to rectlfy."
fitting OF this strangely romanuc neure
across tne ousty s'ase % y. rms p'o'"''
wo''u' ""' 'e ;, 49,. ,.u