Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-27

" military law. Tho little poem iu-
murtaiiaD1 ni. name. for seven years
aftofwafd. when tho power of Napoleon
was partially broken by tho awful fc-
treat from Moscow and the people u
Prussia rose On m1sse NJ the call o.
their king to cxpei the French many 81
the eNtampufiSrd banners bore the
bloody figure of Palm. the bookseller.
During the early part N the week.
beginning May rs, thcrc was celebrated
NJ Tours. France the one huudrcdth
anniversary II the birth " Honorc de-
Haisac Tours may claim him na n
native hut We the New York Herald
says. 1inlEnc u now "a citiEen u the
world and belongs 10 the world at
inrge-onc of the kings ~ thought ono
u those colossal Intelligence which az.
pear occasionally upon The stage of The
world. and which pass away leaving
behind them the confused murmur of
universal admiration.
TO be- famous. 70 b. beloved" were
the two mastering ambition uf hal.
znc's ne. lie achieved them both.
Like many men Of genius, De- hnd
several swecthcafts. until h. nnniiy set.
tied down 90 one. 10 whom he gave
hia entire confidence. This was Mime.
de- inuskn. whom i'aizac nrHt met in
1851 She was beautiful and clover
Polish woman. A. that time Min1. DE-
iiausiyl wna married but auhrauuertlY
her husband died, and inlshre friend.
ship fiunhci into love. ~ unH 90 hor
TINT the author dedicated hif "aend.
phiin IN cnrirflmn"
one obstacle after another delayed
this union. For u time tho Czar up-
posed w. and there wero other matters
10 settle. u was not until March
a. 1850. that the marriage occurred.
Taf..fffua f.fafaa hnsis Na sFtaf ftHfaan
hy accident Just previous 90 hir start
ing Tor Russia N we'd hia bride.
lie addressed me-" BAYS the histn-
rinn. with the air N man who was
burning 90 communicate something to
q frirnd.
"'yNhat have YOU dnnef' / nakr,i.
"'f arm expecting said he. tho foiici-
~ or angels love md am beloved bv
the most charming being ON earth She
lH Young. free AMI has uu Independent
fortune. Certain hindrnnreH prevent our
union. but IN leas than % month I am
sure NJ my happiness na N her love %
NHlEnc had almost completed his if-
ty-nrst ycnr when he brought biz bride
n tho splendid mansion hlH pen had
reared iiut his cun1urnl happiness
WIS short lived, fof he died about nve
months after hts marriage. on August
n. 1850. It's funeral was celebrated
two days later With Ercut ppmp' ana
was attended by vas! oonoourue'
nalSac'r funeral Grafton. memoir
/ able one. WIS uttered BY Victor Hugo.
/ II concluded IN these words
Ills ne has been short. hut full
more full ~ works than days This
/ powerful nnd indciatlEahlr worker. this
/ philosopher. this thinker. this poet,
this genius. has lived among ~ that
/ iifo ~ storm. struggle. quarrel, and
conflict common IN all ages TO oil great
men.
To-day h. lies there In peace. departs
/ from conflicts and hatrndH. m one day
/ he enters into glory ana the tomb,
/ iienccforth he VIII shine above an these
/ clouds which are over our heads.
amidst IN. stars OF tho country"
The many readers ~ Hon ~. n.
/ Roberto literary works VIII be- inter-
/ catcd Ia know that he n contemplate
/ Ing the publication 81 another book,
/ entitled THE Missouri Prosecutions" II
/ win be- 81 about the same rixo as the
/ other works which have proceeded from
/ his pen. a New Witness Tor Gud. and
/ outlines ~ Ecclesiastical History. a
/ topic 20 deeply interesting ~ tho Mis-
/ souri, prosecutions, ana tho well known