Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

when mon of pioneer blood are placed |
under stress. and behind u looms the
stern. strong. melancholy figure u John
Brown. Doubleday a Mcclure co, are
to ilaue the book.
Mr. Stanley Waterloo IL undertaking
very serious work 0n the subject ~
Christian Science and it threatens TO be-
the theme for much discussion. He Ia
going into the subject ~ the many re-
llrluus beliefs ~ this day and gan-
Grafton with thoroughncaH which they
have not set received az the hands ~ "a
writer OF fiction. Aud De weavca them
into an exciting ana dramatic plot
The Frederick A. Stokes company,
New York has iu press Active Ser.
vice." "a new novel by stephen Crane,
and Journeys Through Siberia and
Central Asia" Illustrated from photo
graphs taken by the author. John w.
Bookwalter
The fact that no conservative "a paper
10 Literature a voted nearly three paEes
to Laura Mafholm'a studies Zoo the
Psychology VI Woman Indicates the
Importance ~ this Hurgl live ana
significant book u has aroused more
critical discussion than any other arr-
louH work published this year Even the
most frivolous must b. SEE thinking hy
H. and 20 be- serious u 9pens w new
yistaa ~ thought Yet u T. quite as en-
teftaininr o. novel. and the studies Of
character which are introduced are
worthy " Henry James az his rubtlcat
. -
"a Tangled Web" BY Walter Ray.
mond IL IN the vein which distinguished
Two Men o. Mcndip,' that vivid roo
nance % Western English country life.
But the author tells a new Htofyt or II
II the old stOryD Of womuu'a losr
Transferred from the elder 60 the young
er OF two brothers. ~ misery father,
and ~ tragedy which comcH the more
atrougly 90 the reader Tor that u works
out with Inevitable intcnHity-and all
shown through glass OF absolute real.
ism Doubleday a Mcclure Co.. viii
publish the book shortly
Mr.. Frank Norris. whose "Mcreague"
has won him 70 secure place among the
strong young writer's of today. has writ.
"lIlix. which the Doubleday \ Mcclure
Co. viii publish at once, Those VINO
have placed Mr. Norris, ON the strength
OF former work. among the ftcrncr rcal-
ists. will ind Il hard Go torcsee a SUR
prise that awaits them in this pretty
A
IN love aud lrttcra. Indeed MI Norrisa
versatility. as shown Ia the uulet charm
of "Bilg." will delight the many who
foroanw great powers ~ Insight ana cN-
preston behind the rugged uncomprom-
lsng strength OF "Mcfcnguc'"
A book Of peculiar lntcrest-blograph
ic. politlcnl aud Hoclnl-lH tho "Reminla-
cenccs OF My Life,' by Prince kfopnt-
i N.aHsIffHNUftNnf
his IL emphatlcnlly one ~ those true
stories which are stranger than hction.
The book viii have two purtruita Of
krOpotkin ana viii be published by
Houghton. Mifiin a Co.
No one understands the sea better
than Mr.. w. Clarke Russell, and his
new story Rose Island which VIII be
out this fan. IL one Of the best things
he has done. An lovers OF the wide
| ocean VIII ind entertainment In H. ana
| some Of those who, though confined 10
] the land still dream Of the smell ~ the
salt can refresh themselves with 10
| breezcH.
Maurice Howlcti's book on 'Veronn, %
/ Will be published during the coming
reaaon. This with Miss Dun.Gordon
book ON Assist. viii De Included 10 the
"Mcdlaevul Town Series"
Miss Charlotte ~. Yongc's now story
this year b. entitled "Thn Herd Boy and
His Hermit and Is historical In its
setting.
An important book OF Timely Interest
/ ~ "Oom paula People" by Howard e..
| HlileFns an American who has had ex-
ecptlonm opportunities ~ acqualntlng
himself with the condition Of the Trans
/ wal country the feeling % the people
the nature % The difficulties between the
burghcrs and the ultlandors. and the
character OF the Preparations made by
loom pUurH People" for the war which
has been regarded. ever since %,
Jameson raid ns almost Inevitable. Mr
ilillegus says the Beers constitute q ma
ton, and are deserving ~ ths c1n5 iiora-
ton which many writings concerning
them fail 90 display They have thell
fuuinra 90 common with many mort
powerful nations but they have ulsl
noble traits, With regard tu the ullogel
grievance NJ the lltlnudcrs, ne fly'
they are so complex ANA multitudluou'
that their mere enumeration would
ueCpsaltlte "a separate volume. ana hl
thrpforr shows only the moral aspect of
the controversy uH IL was unfuldod 10 az
American whose pride boz the Anglo
Saxon race causes him 90 wish Their
were more Justice and less venom la th'
grievances,
Mrs Amelia n. Barr has done a ser
i0uH piece ~ work ln "WnH it Right 4,
ForElyo, and has dealt much NOR
carefully with the development " char
ncter than ever before. The originally
OF her plot rs no less striking than ih