Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

- 1871
| with an introductory note by Or, An
| dtow u. White ambassador 10 Gyr-
! many, who speaks OF the work nn one
OF Importance and great Interest
where Angels Fear 10 Tread" IL the
| title OF the leading story 100 the volume
! uf nautical tales which Morgan Robert
| son will issue lu october through The
] Century Company Tho author d.
] young writer whose work has been
] promptly welcomed by the leading mag
/ Hzln,f. one uf these stories. Salvage"
| VIII appear lu ths September Century
/ Others Hrr familiar Go the readers VI
| llurprrn The Atlantic. McCluro'H etc.
| MT ltlhUrtuu hus spent ten years bee
fore the mlat, which accounts Tor his
Intimate knowledge uf ships and sale
uru.
Nathan Hale. the Martyr spy" By
Charles W. bfuwn, Dr. u now and Inter-
gstlnE story Uf the sacrifice of his life
by "a patriotic soldier OF Wushlugton'H
army lu hazardous attempt to secure
l Information Doomed essential 90 the
safety VI Che colonial forces iu possess
Hlun NJ Sew York during the spring and
summer NJ 100. Captain Nathan Hale
| stands prominently forth in American
history ls One uf tho most subumely
courageous heroes of the colonial strug-
gle Tor Independence. and monuments
Ia cuuu"muutluu uf his Hclf-HucrluCe
have been erected iu New York. Hart
ford ana South CoyiuEtou. Cour.
captain Hale was by no means an or
/ binary man To an imposing presence
and unusual share VI manly beauty
were added intellectual attachments Of
/ u hlgh order ana "a character dlatln-
guinhcd for To- purity, Born on a Com
necticut farm twenty-five miles from
! Hartford. he graduated Tor % Chris
! tIun ministry from Yale College. and
engaged temporarily iu the business OF
! notwithstanding, After the battles OF
Concord aud Lexington he resigned his
charge Of the New London Union
Grammar School ana entered tho putri-
of military service uH Lieutenant Ia
"a Connecticut regiment which soon az
Ter Joined the main army under the
I immediate command 90 Washington.
| For distinguished services IN the field
/ he was awarded a Captains commits
sion by the Colonial Congress Ia Junu-
/ ury lii6, on tho special recommends
ton OF tho Communicated chief. lie
| participated iu many daring exploits
/ during tho spring and summer OF that
| year and achieved reputation FOR
| courage second To that % no other IN
the patriot army
A very charming little English lord
/ story. carried through entirely lu the
| form uf "a diary lasting through the
/ thirty days Of juno. De- "A June tlo-
/ nance" by Norman Gale, a young
| Londonur Just ymhIrhug upon litcr-
! ury career enters the family uf u Cuun-
| try gentleman uH tutor 90 AN only son.
/ There ls also un only daughter. Just
| past her school days, WIZ gives llght
/ ana joy 90 the house and with whom
the tutor promptly fails In love with all
| the furyor of poet The diary makes
| note OF his Increasing infutuutlun from
! day 10 day and uf hrr COY brtrnynls OF
] announcement, uf the unexpected con-
| sent of her parents 10 his suit and of
| her willing surrender 90 him after "a
| thirty days. acquaintance. The simple
! story ~ told with unique and humorous
| displays % enthusiasm and self.conu-
| dencc, occasionally interpreted with
| bits of appropriate original verse OF fair
! quality. II a. fun of sunshine and af-
/ tords an hour or two OF enjoyable read
Ing.
The success of Edwin Mnrkhnm's
"Thc Man with tho Hoe aud other po.
ems" has been remarkable. Il Is Hel-
dom that more than one edition OF e.
book uf verse lH sold but the fourth
! edition of MurkhlW'H book ~ now
| iu press 40 Doubleday a Mcclure COM
punys. The first edition was issued
May. 18th the second July Let and the
Third july 2Jrd.
"rho Mun Who Dared. a Historical
| Romance nj the Time of gpheHplarru."
! hy John a. Ritter is au enlargement
| 0f % magazine story that attracted
some attention, with changes OF plot
! mud situation lu closer harmony with
| s1rluu'H tragedy NJ 'linhHsp'errc,
! written for Henry Irving lu its pr.s-
ent form the story ls distinctly good
! ana shows careful study iu nll lts dee
tails. II presents SOME vivid pictures
] uf the stirring events uf the period,
and fairly reflects tho spirit OF the
| French people during the dramatic
/ scenes lu tho hall uf the convention
ans" II deals boldly with the machine
| uuuus of the leaders concerned lu the
] downfall of RohOspiarre. aud introduced
/ the tyraut himself iu the various
/ phases Of hia gnlgmatlcal character,
The thirteenth volume Of the "Out-
/ ward Round edition OF liiplng Is just
| ready from the press Of Charles scuh.
] unrH sons. This Includes tho first part
of "The Days work" and 10 STORY.
/ "Thr Son or llis Father" which o. not
] published elsewhere lu America, This
I now volume ls the FIRST uf six which
/ thc author win add 10 the outward
/ Round edition 20 bring % fully up To
/ hia latest work This edition 10 sold
| by subscription only,
"The Letters OF Captain DrOyfus 20
| Hia Wife" translated hy h. q. Moraau.
| with family portraits, occupy with an
| appendix OF pertinent supplementary
/ matter a volume NJ 23i pages, and
cover che period from December. 1894.
to February 1899, There Is nothing