Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30

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'cigarcttes being In small capitalist;
she does not get NJ before I o'clock
at Chopin has finished giving hia les
sons, You 60 up TO her rooms by the
stairs called tho miller, sim aud
straight Her bedroom IL brown, her
Turkish fashion. She has such pretty.
pretty little hands-a ohlld's"
a niece ~ Attorney General briggs
Miss Elizabeth A. curtis 10 one Of the
latest tranAlatora of omar Khayyam.
Al a recent reception given In her honor
| BY her uncle she heard one prominent
society woman inquire u another NJ 10
"oh." replied tho woman addressed
he IL a new colored poet like Paul
Dunbar"
In HIS thoughtful paper on the Jews.
Mark Twain says that they are "hnr-
ricd and ohatructed IN Austria ana der
many. and lately In France. but Eng
land and America give them an open
ncld and yet survive. Scotland offers
them an unembarrasscd field too, but
there are not many takers. There arc
few Jews IN Glasgow. and one IN Abor-
deem. but that IL because they can't
earn enough 10 get away. The Scotch
pay themselves that compliment. but II
10 authentic" The paper u strictly i'm
partial. overlooking neither the Jews
shortcomings nor his virtues OF the
latter Mr.. Clemens makes the following
enumeration;
The Jew IA not dosturbcr OF tho
peace Of any country. Even his on
cmics win concode that. He n not a
loafcr,he Ia not a sot. he II not noisy,
he II not brnwlcr, nor a rioter, he II
not qunrrelEome. In the statistics OF
crime his presence 4 conHplcuously rare
In all countries, With murder and
other crimes OF violence he has little TO
DO. he n a stranger 20 the hangman.
In the police courts daily long roll OF
assaults and drunk and dlaorderliea'
his name seldom appears. That the
Jewish home " n homo In the trucat
sense IL fact which no ono will dis
pute. Tho family n knitted together
! By the strongest affection; its members
| show each other every due respect, and
reverence for the elders u an inviolato
| law of the house. The jew II not a
burden on tho charities of the State, nor
/ NJ the cities; those could cease from
| their functions without affecting him.
| Whom no II well enough, he works:
! when he 10 incnpncitntod. his own peu-
/ pie take care u him. And not IN n
| poor aud utingy way. but with a fne
and large heuoyolouce. Ills race h en-
| titled TO be callci tho most benevolent
OF all tho races Of men"
Browning collectors viii be Interested
| Ia "a letter addressed TO T.. Balm TO the
| Athenacum, relating TO an interesting
| md Mr Balm says ~ have Just uu-
carthcd a rare original Rattle of Mar
| nthnn, by Mrs. browning. A. 80 few
copies OF this are known. II may inter-
| vlt you readers 20 hear Of thia one.
which contains an inscription In Mrs.
/ urur 1inH'H handwriting na follows: "A
birthday nrcrIn1 from Elizabeth to her
dear Trepanck March O. 1890 Trppsaci,
was Mrs Browulng's eldest sister, She
| IN turn gave II 10 Emma Pearson,
whose autograph Il also bears, as fol-
lows. Emma Pearson 1850 She after
wards gave Il 10 samuel Pearson. whose
autograph lt also bears. as follows.
Samuel cfaponn NJ A.. 1854 II has
been la this family until recently when
| l purchased IT,"
j. Picrpont Morgan has purchased the
! comparatively small hut choice library
formed by the late James T0ovsy. tho
well known book seller o. piCrudilly,
London. The collection IA rich in books
! from tho press ~ tho early English
! printers, one NJ ltH "CorucrstnnsH" be-
! Ing fnc COPY of the "Boks Of st.
! Adams" MoHt important NJ all ac-
| Curding 90 the London Athounsum. rs
| r. splendid copy ~ the First Fnliu
! shakespeare one ~ the very nurHt iu
existence, les measurements being i3a.
| Inches by NJ, inches, II belonged To Sii
Z Robert sidney. earl ~ Leicester. whose
/ arms are stamped on the side. IL lu The
| original calf, and very many Uf N,
leaves have rough edges The lihrar,
Is also rich in bindings by the most
I eminent masters of France. Italy and
/ England, many uf which were puT,
] chased no Paris many years ago. long
before such things were IN fashion, ana
...N. .a.H
/ picked up FOR Insignificant sums n 3
especially strong To- Aldlnes. and 10 has
] copy OF Waltun's Lives" with H pre-,
aentatlon inscription from the author
a catalogue, with numerous fac aimlle,
/ by GrlggH, Il 90 be- printed"