Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-11

NNuhuf 10 MI Gllauu-nut IN uuAls
ton. these DRAWINGS are supplemented
With written Impressions the most
complete which be has published 30 faf.
The book II especially interesting Just
now when tho eyes Of the civilized
world have been drawn 10 the Upper
Nile. Doubleday a Mcclure Co, the
publishers, call gpeciai attention 20 the
DO Luxe edition. 10 b. issued later. cone
alfung u $50 signed and numbered
copies. coch accompanied hv port
fnllu containing art proofs N
thg most Important pictures on Iarnn
l.lk ti.sue and mounted ON plate paper
"2ack" tho Young English woman
who ltst year won considerable popu-
lofIty with O. volume OF short stories.
Lilo a. Life" which. WlthrtnndlnE
undoniahlo norris was. &c seems 20 uH.
inkon Tar mor' seriously than it de-
served has put forth her FIRST novel.
"on Trinl' tChnrlos scuhnUra sonD.
which may BE- taken nH % promise ~
what she may 30 some day. She hHa
good grasp nf character which ~
intultlvo and rympnihotlc na wnl na In
tollectual. q hnpry gIfi " oEpres.lon.
ANA knnrk n "foreahurtenlnH" that
ptrtokcs little NJ lmprcaaloniEm. but
she evidently has not vet learned to
work on barre rc1lo. Her novel. ln-
decd, u rather 20 long short story in-
terfpcrged with portraits " curious
u. vpufhlrc peasant mon and womrn,
who have. o. be- rure. some connection
with the plot but are chiefly lutra-
dus'd and elaborated Tor their own
n1ke. which. happily. though the proc
So may be duuhru' ART On ample iua-
uncuiion. Xnck is fortunate In know
Ing sproughly o. rich. and thus Tar but
llitio exploited fold Of English lifr--
that ~ novonahIro. whence. WV doubt
not. rhc will one OF these days bring
% ua q more elaborate novel than the
one now under review
hut ION Trial" iu 1n admirable BIZ N
work within ~ limits. II deals with
primitive humanity. with emotions that
llc deep AZ the root OF human nature.
End deals with them with admirable
sklli The moral and physical coward
whom dread OF detection leads ever
Farther FROM the opportunity ~ re-
h1hilltntl0n, n wen studied and con.
vlncingiy presented. but he ~ sur
pnHrcd in Interest By the Flri who loves
him, the simple, untutnrcd child ~ nn-
ture. noble NJ character. strong aud
ntr1iFhforwnrd, with that heroic cnur-
nEc under injustice and persecution
which only q noble woman can COM
mnnd for the sake of the man sho
loves These two studies me- the book
above the average % fair merit; and
several OF the minor characters arc
amusing additions Go the long gallery
Of portraits OF English ruatioa.
80
Mcasra. Cnaaeil and Company, Limit
"a, have the pleasure OF announcing
that % work Of unique character and
IMPORTANCE. upon the preparation OF
which they have been engaged for some
years past o. now approaching compile
ton aud will shortly bo pulnlshed.
THIS work. which Mcagra. Caaaell un-
dyrtook ON the suggestion of the trus-
tees Of the National Gallery. IL a Cone
pletc Illustrated Catalogue ~ the whole
Of The paintings IN the National utr-
lcfy. The work has been edited by slfEd-
ward fuyutcr, president uf the Royal
Academy ana director OF tho National
GALLERY. Thcrc viii be- un Introduction
By the editor. and such notes a. are nd
iitlnnal to the descriptions u the official
catalogue VIII give his personal views
on the chntnctcrisuca ana authenticity
OF some OF tho principal pictures In this
national collection. Every picture ln
this collection has been specially photo |
Eruphod for the purpose uf this work. |
the artistic production Of which has |
been under the special supervision OF |
Mr.. Edwin Bale, u. I. a very hnc plate |
paper has been Manufactured for the |
work. and the greatest care Is bolug 4
taken 10 mako the printing In an ~ |
rpocts worthy OF the art which Il - |
sought 10 commemorate. The work viii |
be Issued IN three volumes. 90 puper |
covers, and Will contain about 1850 |
pages aud between 1870 ana LOO Illus
tiluona. II Will be the most complete |
catalogue Of The national collection u 4
works " art that has yet been publish |
~ N auy country in tho world. ana will |
be- IN Itself Humptuous monument to j
the wealth. learning. artistic tufto, and /
public spirit that have gained Tor the 1
National Gallery ~ present supreme |
reputation among the picture galleries /
OF Europe. Nolumcs I and II viii deal /
with tho Old masters (forcigu achoola). !
ana VIII b. published early lu Deem. /
Der. 1883, The third ana concluding vol- |
ume, dealing with the hrlush masters
ana modern schools, Including the pie |
lures az the National Gallery u British |
Art Crntc Gallery. win be- published In /
the autumn Of 1900.
.
Or. Nicolas Experiment" was GER
tulnly weird and uucunuy. lie had dis
covered the secret OF making old men |
young again. but Ia 90 doing b. de- |
tuoyci their reason. iiy stole this BE-.
cret the details OF which he seemed |
not 10 De able 20 master, from q Budd.
INST community in Thlbct, and hired "a /
castle IN the north " England az the
scene u his experiments lie ~ pur-
sucl by AN cmlssay Of tho people. from
whom he has stolen tho book containing /
the secret Writing, and ~ nearly mur-
l'lfl Wy MN inc nero or the story |
u young doctor who II hired by |
Nicola aH an assistant. ana who falls |
In love with ana marrlcs the daughter
nt one Of the cNpcrlmentcr'n failures
II ~ an unpleasant story, hut may APP
peal 20 those who are fond Of tho grnw-
some. Guy Booth o. the author of the
book, which In published by u, Apple
ton a co.
The title Of Professor Smaller Mat
thcwa' book which The Macmillan COM
pnny viii publish this month 10 "The
History Of New Testament Times In
Palestine" II covers the important pcr-
Tod 10 u, e. 10 20 a. u. while strictly /
u narrative u the events OF these
years. IL Includes brief studies Of the M.
graturc ana political Institutions ~ tho
Jews, ana especially OF tho Moasinhic
hope The lie OF Jesus and tho work
N Paul are thus brought into their
proper historical relations.
To the child who opens HE mind 20
the deep truths OF poetry. the fororuu-
ncr OF science. NE looks simple and
Easy, and hc learns 10 attach himself 10
duty before duty assumes that hard.
complicated aspect which "a usually
presents lltor on, u b. tho child nvorHe
from the lrHt 10 books. inimlonl In eve
.ry nhcr TO study who ll the intrucia-
Bile child. rChollloua against order be-
cause his nature o. inhlrmoniouB with
H. own laws. Books thomsclvcs-moro
mint ana papor-arc only trash except
No. they arc symbols Of tho life of
.hought ana imagination nut In our