Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-07

puullhheu py the futnauh ~ ~ the
work OF Mr. g.. H. Firth, OF oxford,
who, Il is modestly claimed by the Lon
don Daily News knows more about
the Cromwellion period than any live
lng student"
one OF the most important features
Of the educational exhibit Of the Unit
ed states at the Paris Exposition viii
Doe ths twO-vOlume work entitled Edu-
cation In the United states. which has
been planned and edited by Professor
Nicholas Murray Butler Of Columbia
University. The work consists OF nine
teen monographs, each prepared by an
eminent specialist. and covering every
aspect Of education In this country.
The manuscript collection OF the Bos-
ton Public Library has Just been en-
rlched by the Gift on the part Of his
widow, Of the late Rufus Wimot Girls
wOld's manuscript correspondence.
which had in part been printed In the
memoir published just before bis death
boy his son, the late William McCrlllis
GrIsw0ld Some 200 pieces range
from the year 1890 90 1870 Cores
p0udence OF John Brown with the B0s-
ton friends more or less prvy TO his
Harptrs Ferry design has been given
boy unt Of their number Colonel Hig-
gnsOn. 10 the same institution II num-
bers 207 letters.
Mr.. Casper Whitney. the well known
writer on sports. In connection with
group OF others interested In these mat
tiers. including one OF the Harpers has
purchased the Outing magazine, which
he wil edit
The sale Of Richard Carvel continues
undated. It's popularity, like 80 many
books, is not confined 90 this country,
but has extended TO the East and 70
Australia, Already Mr.. Churchill has
earned from II more than $4,000.
Marion Crawford Is hard at work on
a new novel TO be brought out early IN
the autumn. II viii be called In the
Palace OF the Kink. A Love Story Of
cid Madrid.
Mr.. Klpling has completed the mani
script Of long story which he has
spent more or less time on since his
illness The scene Is laid In Burmah.
The title Is not yet announced. but II
Is probable that It will be published
serluly in McClure's Magazine.
Miss Johnston's new novel, To Have
and to Hold. Is to be issued in Eng
lana, but there Il will have to take an
other title that which Is already fami-
liar here having been used already.
The English edition will appear under
the title BY Order Of the Company.
Mr.. william lie Queux has received
the permission OF the Russian govern
nent 20 travel through Siberia and in
! yestigate the progress Of the new trans
Siberian railway and the state OF the
| penal settlements. His observations
YIN result in book descriptive OF ST.
IBERIA as It really is.
Thirteen thousand copies Of Mr.
| Markham's Man with the Hoe and 9th
/ er Poems have been sold since last
| juno. a cheaper edition Is now on the
| market, with an introduction by the
author explaining that he meant neither
the French peasant nor the American
farmer but anybody who drudges
Mr. r. H. Russell will begin the pub
| lication OF a new periodical called The
| New Magazine. June lst Mr. Russell
Is 10 be edltor-in-chlef and publisher
llt mas ditduy stcuttu conAIiuullouh
| from many OF the most popular writer's
| and best artists. 1t viii be sold for
! ten cents per copy and Mr.. Russell
says a circulation OF 10000 Is absolute
ly guaranteed for two years.
II Is said that Bret Harte Is con-
/ temnldung SECOND series Of Con-
| densed Novels.
Mr. Blackmore left stringent instruc-
| lions In his win that no memoir Of
! him was TO be published