Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Y Jenkins Hams admirable book oi
goa HiureH The Wlud-IlmmorH." hua
Demo adopted by the United states navy
nH u standard book OF Han fiction. Co be-
uN ulhut'd among the libraries uf the
various mvu-uf-wnr iu the service. 4
new book by Mr Hahn, "rhe Wreck
or 'he 'ontmuuEh. viii appear in Oc-
tubUr.
The suppressed portions of'Llvonrro"
ana OF ltH sequel. "rhr EumHny Rye
VIII Dc restored in the editions which
Professor Knapp % editing lie o. ro-
Nis'ns ana cu.Iuiius The text from Bor-
uunuptlouH o. che whole. The edition
which Dr.. hy The way Goo Boz illustrated
VIII h' Tho only complete and cuuyrlght
editions Il Oh ae books.
blom.tcua ni1rnslu has o. lad which
glher literary men have shared with
hiu"h n Dr. Nu ardent farmer Every
day Doc does three or four hours writ.
irH. thgn Dc goes on us regularly ~
Inspect Doc thirteen horses. NE seventy
COWS and sixty goats Ills property IA.
glua.H lufHg house standing In a
Handsome park
Rider Huggarda Farmers Yonr"wlll
lc issued 100 book form iu October by
lnuEmHnH, Green 4 Co, There Will be-
three Illustrations Tor each month. thir.
iy-siN iu ull.
John Morley o. now living quietly
near liuWurdun and 10 working undlH.
turbed at bis In. % Gladstone.
Mr.. Humphrey Wards new novel. Is
called Eleanor
Mcsrs. ID. Appleton a Co. have be-
cpWc the publishers ~ Gilbert Parker's
novel; Tho iomp Of the Layilettea."
N, jules ClarOte. in ME Notes from
Paris Zoo the last "Athruarum." speaks
of rurtmouH work 0f the poet Alfred
lu Nlpuy Goo rather mplanchuluy terms.
Alfred uH NIgny.' hr writes. "who
had put portion % bis rurruwa into
il" drama ut 'thuttertun. had the Idea
pf ,mhusia.ns tham still more in am
.'f play ut which the hero was 20 be-
in.'h poet ana again ono OF
'' De- another poet, ana again one OF
N"If uUHtHHltuhHft burns. This IN "a
NiFhlN Interesting revelation, and
have had The good fortune To- be- able.
banks t1 the kindness of q friend. 10
assure myself that the fact Ia exact
This l'uhert Burns win never
Dee published but 10 was com.
mrncnd. and 70 o. worth wishing thar
The Burns ut Nigny had shared with
uiH brother 100 conception aud spirit.
DhatturtUn, tho admiration OF mon OF
letters, Al's' Che fate OF Robert
Burns % that an the Huuto de The
lrs' m Alexandra Dumas. Neither
dmm1 nor comedy viii see the lirht.
Literature thus loso1 two unpublished
works VI considerable value. But if
Alfred dc Nlguy were alive now he
would fHy WHO troubles himself about
poets Dr cares Cor Robert BurnH7'
hfDyius. Alfred ureyfus, capt Drcy-
fu7. that DO the drama that thrills the
crowd"
And ahouii also have likad to know
what ihe author nf 'seryituder a. Grnn-
whose AcadUm'cIau'r rw0rl Hes crossed
with biz officers sword lu % highly rec
apvgtel mansion, would have thought
20 tAe problem p'aunrd b0felrc the pub
l.r conscience. D WaH twenty years of
'ge. Afi0r ulduf CnUertuu. 1
wrote 10 Nigny iIH rull.I hy luyit-
ug mo c1ll 0u him. was tImid. I
1.i not orc. ln order 90 rnt ih better
uf tlmliity that may IIulEyr YOUR
We become % soldier iu h.H opinion.
'.' army was "a preparation tNuu Iur 70
"au uf l0ttHrs. 10 teaches luty. And
Wired dr Nignv would have never aup-
rHHtI that those who FruHp iht sword
broadly may not WELD tha pm uuhly
lIR was o. sublime llrollrua. This
would Dee once again apparent If hls uu-
known Rober, Burns wp, publish
Tho most striking feature OF the Cau-
tgry for September, which will be- sHll-
water number. d. the first lnstulimgnt
40 captain Joshua Sluvum'H Sailing
Alone Around the World" This D. tho
narrative 0f % daring voyage OF rir-
fumnaylFatlou. undertaken hy th.
'nihnr 10 l'Ah, 100 u loftF-l1lt 1lnUp.
huIlt By himself n nuzzlriH buy. and
taken back and forth ncruHH thu AZ.
lsutic and thence around CASIO Horn
ana the cane Of Good Hope without
laslHtancr 0r compaulonshIp. other
contents OF this numuhr urr "Thp Az
uutlC Speedway" hy H. phuna Whit
marsh. author % "Tha worlds Rough
lianli" aud Salvage by Morgan
tobortHon, author of the forthcoming
volume NJ sea tales Whore Angels
scar to Tread"
Among tho magazines for September
tho Womnns Home Companion stands
out uH an unusually brilliant number
f1r ita entertaining ana varied con-
tents, lts artistic cover design and ltn
profuslDn OF superb illustrations Tn
der tho title AN American Palace Ia
Paris Edward Page CASTOR tells Of tho
handsome residence reproducing Tho
famous Grand Trianon Just completed
by that part Of the Gould millions that