Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1892

is by no means lacking In merit
Memories OF Versailles" "The TziRuni
Dances" and chimney Swallows" are
among her more brilliant ana well har-
monlzcd bits OF composition. Mrs
Bond. who has lived In Chicago for sew
eral years, "a also winninE pleasant pub
lie notice us "a singer Of her own songs
although she recently described herself
us worry small singer, Indeed" In
company with Grace Duiile Boylan. for
whose gracefui "Auf Wicdcfschen" she
has written "a charming melody. she
entertainment tour including various
Chautauqua gatherings.
Sir Richard Tangyc got out his book.
"'rho Two Protectors" Just IN time for
the Cromwell Tcfcontcnury. II ia inter-
eatlng To note In this book the nlluaiona
90 CrOmwella favnrlte daughter. Betty
Cluypole. She died a month before her
father and from her are descended rov-
crul American families. notably the
Gwyuues of Cincinnati In Sir Richards
book a most pathetic picture is given
~ the last days OF Richard Cromwell.
Hcnouncing the name OF Cromwell he
lived In poverty under the name Of Mr.
Clarke. lie was hunted from place 10
place and threatened with a debtors
prison on account ~ obligations con-
tractcd for HE fathers funeral.
'Thc Federation Of the World" f. tho
title OF "A book which has been recently
attracting considerable attention.
The general aim u he discussion n to
show that the nature uf man and OF
society ~ such as 10 Indicate that a
general federation OF the race ought 20
exist. that war ought 90 be- abolished
that the whole of humanity must move
together in harmonious cooperation "
10 ever fulnls IT, deatny II also en-
beavers 90 point out the reasons why
this federation has been 90 long de-
lnycd TO Indicate the influences which
have been at work libcrnting and re-
storing the fcdcrntive elements and
20 show from actual historic movements
achievements that the social and po-
liticni unity OF the world IN "a conaum
nation nationally 10 be expected Ia the
not remote future.
In tho New York Trlbunc's Library OF
Tribune Extras for June appears a val
liable publication N ii2 pages, entitled
matte Processes by which They Were
obtained" II Includes detailed de-
fcriptlons ~ the Philippines. Guam.
Porto Rico. Hawaii and cuba; the story
N the peacc-maklng. which u the best
account u the negotiations that We
nav H'fiAH anu NfNNfNWNH ON tine INfAiN
by Whitelaw Reid. Senator Gray, srna.
tor Davis and others.
Rabbi Samson Raphael Iilrnch oi
| Frankfort-ou.thc Main has written In
THE Nineteen Letters u Ben uzlol" a
/ work which gives u perfect picture oi
/ Judaism. with the customs and beliefs
that have been handed down Tor ages
/ The essentials of Judaism are very
/ clearly brought out and the authors
| eloqucnce adds TO the charm OF the
! work
"Tho Awkward Age" by Henry
/ james. which has been carried ON fof
/ some time a. n serial In Hnrper'H Hnznr
/ now appears In a stout volume. II has
! all the usual charnctcriatics OF a Henry
| James story. not u merit lacking nor d
| defect missing. or story there ~ not
o great dealt Or character study much
| of conversation a surplunuge In fact
the entire story " tank. smart talk. bril-.
liant talk at tlmca-tals that requires