Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-15

~ mas u.fn many years since iuN
North American Review llghtouCd itH
since anything new has appeared from
The pom OF the poet Algcrnon G.. Swim
burnc, II o. therefore o. noteworthy
event that the july number ~ tho
North American Review contains u
nov poem by swlnblrno. Thcfe arc
thirteen Htnu.nH OF f.g long lines each.
descriptive OF "a Channel ruHHuru.
1865" when storm broke ln the course
uf passage between C1lllHe ana
Dover 10 hpa the distinctive swim.
hufnlnu measure ana expression. uH
may De seen by a poruHnl OF tho poem.
| BOOKS
Miss Marie Corclli ia AZ longth able 90
| make serious progress with her new
novel. which o. expected 60 run 90 the
/ rather unusual longth NJ 10000 words,
/ Several Of her later novels have bcUn
| az least partially planned IN tho heuu-
| tlful rose garden uf Mary AudorHuu'a
| home, Court Farm. az broadway, nonr
/ Worcester. Marie Corolll and Mary
| Anderson are close friends ana tho
! novelist has often enjoyed an interval
of rest and quiet NJ the homo ~ the
/ popular fayorite who retired from the
! world 90 become Mime DC Navarro.
| The occupant % The house nearest 20
Court Farm is Maud Valerie white.
the song writer.
The publishers OF the Revue blanche
announce the frat complete translation
| uf the Arabian Nights" into French.
| This TERMINATION. hy Or J. g. Madrua.
| will comprlsc rixtcDn volumes. The last
number of the same rr,low contains
| an article pointing out that the Ara.
| blan Nightt' were not composed by
! single hand. but az" a condemnation
| % popular stories. most OF which ARC
| taken from The lalnmito folk lore. The
writer shows that they arc not of Ara
! blnu origin. but ARE identical with IA
bles bclonginF 10 an tho peoples which
have undergone the civilizlng influence
| u Egypt lie insists that oven Arsop's
| 'AHopuH' o. mowly un alteration OF
the word "AithIouE'-thlt o. 20 say.
some one who comes from the south
Of Egypt.
The report that after long and
| emipcnty successful career nH editor OF
| linrperH Magazine, Mr.. Henry ~ Al
! den o. 60 give place 20 President Finley
OF Knox college az Guiosburg. H.. b.
uuthuriiatlvgly denied. No change o.
II o. announced On England that MFR.
LOWS MelviIle'H "Llfo OF Th1ckoray" h
| almost ready for the public, Besides be-
ing the fullest biography nf Thuckcuy
| yot written. % ~ 90 contain chapfsrs on
.
brlted man ot letters. ng wen as short
studies of him nH philosopher, writer,
poet artist and arg critic.
Mr.. jerome X. Jerome paid Tying
! visit to London recently and returned
arnin 10 Germany. where he pronoscS 10 a.
| live nt least two years more II was
! learned during his visit that he hna
| given up tho idea OF writing n novel
| m me NEE ntlme Hls next publlca-
lion VIII probably be called "rhrce Men
! on n Bicycle" and will relate the In
''''nu' OK a 'ou. ~ ne Black forest
Hall Cnlne has taken n house In
| Rome. whore he Intends 20 reside dur.
inr next winter and work upon his new
49,
over io.OoO copies of Doatrico Ifar-
| radnn's new novel "Tho Fowler" md
| been sold by the Mossrs nlackwood I'm
| England by tho middle Of May. ana a
large new edition since then has been
| published.
Mrs HodFson burnett hnn not vet
| Grown tired Of her retirement az MAY.
| than hall, near BnlVonden. In Kent.
| She II thofe now, closely engaged on "A
! now novel IN The Intervals OF entertain
Ing house parties.
Bowen -Mcrrii X co. or Indiana m.
| nonnco the tfiy-acvcnth thousand OF
| when ltp'Ehthond was ln Flower" by
! Edward CHskodcn. The manuscript of
| this story suffered many reflections be.
tore hg'ns accepted by lts present pub
| II, Frankfort Moore has been travel
| lng about England with n cricket team
| and only writing whom he hts found
| spare moment. iie has managed. how.
| over, 20 complete % series of "Neu
| Gwyn" stories for Ptarson's Mugaglno.
| thc hrit luFt1llment tn appear next
| month IIo is now working at tho iasi
! chapters OF long roriui novel 10 be
| published during tho first half OF 1900
| Ia one Of the weekly Illustrated papcra.
! Hts contracts fur future work carry
him on 10 1909.
| Clement shorter r. 10 publish. rooror
/ on later. q bihIoErnphlcnl catalogue OF
! his library which Ia sure 10 be of conc
| siderable Interest 90 his brother book
| men. Something on thlG sort wa7-done
! by Charles w. Bluckhurn come ave oh
| six yenr9 ogo, IN e little volume called
| "Rlmhlea Among nooks"-the said
books being those which he had himself
collected,
| The New VngahondF club or London.
| determined not Co hc behind the other
! literary clubs In doing honor 10 Mark
! Twain entertained Mr.. ana Mrs Glenn
] ems nc n special dinner at tho Holborn
/ restaurant on June 20, when Mr.. Geo
drossmlth presided;
Authors and artists in England have