Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-05

llluhlltltu WIN Illustrations IN culnI
and with half.tone reproductions Of
scenes from the play os produced by
Miss Mannorlng. The story IN this form
should find a Wide sale among theater-
goers as well as among novel readers.
II viii be publishedby Dodd Mead &
Co.
Raiiies, the hero OF II. w. Hornung's
stories Of the Amateur Cracksmon,"
reappears In the January number
OF scribner's with a most remarkable
adventure IN crime. IL has been sug-
gested that Sherlock Holmes is the only
man who could catch Rallies Conan
Doyle, the creator " Sherlock Holmes,
Is brother-in-law TO Mr. Hornung.
"The Reign Of Law" may have
aroused much heated debate among
some OF the religious denominations,
but Mr. James Lane Aliens fearless use
OF a religious situation has given him
the backing OF at any rate one WELL
known metropolitan minister I'm the
Rev DR.. Mlnot j. Savage. In letter
OF his just published he speaks OF II as
beautifully written very
strong piece Of work" He goes on TO
say 1T is interesting and sometimes
a little amusing to find some writer
like Mr. Allen startling his world with
truths which | have been preaching for
thirty years but better late than
never Meantime he reaches an audi
ence that do not"
f. Marion Crawford viii not come
| TO America to oversee the production
OF the dramatized version OF his new
novel TN the Palace Of the King"
which Will soon appear on the boards
at Washington. He will remain at
Sorrento. where he Is putting the finish
Ing touches 20 his historical work on
THE Rulers OF the South" Although
| Il Is as novelist that Mr. Crawford
| has been until recently chiefly known
10 wide circle. both here and In Eu-
| rope the bent NJ his studies for years
has been toward serious historical
work. The great success Of his ave
| Roma lmmortalis" has encouraged him
In this field. and the book he Is now
writing will treat Of the history OF
southern Italy and Sicily under the
different rulers who have held sway by
! turns In that enchanted country, from
! the first Greek settlers down TO the ac-
cession Of the house OF Aragon Many
| authors have written OF one phase or
! another Of this romantic story, but none
! has until now given a consecutive mar
| ratiye which may be followed alike by
! the student and the general reader
| while the closing chapter on the mys-
! FERROUS organization known as the Ma
! ma, Is fun OF information which has
been only recently accessible. even in
! Italy, and unknown outside II.
|
Prof Harnackof Berlin, has an amaz-
! ing and agreeable theory as to the
authorship Of the Epistle 10 the He
! breWs. After much research among
| historic records he announces that he
has come TO the conclusion that II was
written by a woman
Or Harnack declares that the eplstle
must be the work Of some we'll known
teacher Of Christianity who was I'm
close companlonship with Paul and
! Timothy. Internal evidence shows that
the author must actually have lived
among those whom he addressed his
letter to them being written while he
was absent for a time from them.
Referring 10 Prof Harnacks theory.
| the outlook says: Priscilla and
Aqulla were evidently intimately asso-
clated with Paul and probably sur
! Vlved him, since In the last part Of the
last letter ever written by him. we find
a message TO them, Salute Prlsca and
Aqulla Prisca (or Prlscila) and
Aqulla undoubtedly had a little church
/ In their house In Rome (as they had
had In Ephesusj and TO the congrega-
ton worshlping there must have ad.
dressed this epistle. n they were It's
authors An indication that they were
its authors is found in the frequent in
terchange Of the personal pronoun from
we TO T. and from T 10 we As
! Prisca's name is generally mentioned
before Aquila's. she was perhaps a
! more Important parsonage than her
husband. Prof Harnack.s theory that
she was the author Of the eplstle is as
ingenious as 1t Is daring
The following selections are from the
poems Of Edward Markham whose
poem The Man With the Hoe" has
made the author world-famous.
BROTHERHOOD.
The crest and browning Of all good,
LIES final star. Is Brotherhood;
For II viii bring again 20 Earth
! Ter l0ng-lost POesy and Mirth:
! VIII send new light on every face,
klngly power upon the race.
ANA I'll n come, we men are slaves,
And travel downward to the dust OF
| graves.
:
Come. clear the way, then, clear the
way:
Blind creeds and kings have had theli.
day.
Break the dead branches from the
path:
| Our hope is In heroic men.
/ startled TO build the world again.
! To this Event the ages ran!
Make way for Brotherhood-make way
for Man.