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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

ARE inclined to doubt that Mr.. Henley
has been correctly quoted In the Brit
sh papers which ascrlbe TO him re-
marks of somewhat ungenerOus cayil-
ling at the ideallstlc treatment Mr. Bal
four has given Stevenson In his recent
Life Mr. Henley believes doubtless
that Stevenson himself would have for
hidden any attempt 10 place him near
er TO perfection than he was, so utterly
honest and FREQ from affeCtatiOn was
his rich humanity Henley's own SOM
net on Steyenson-One OF the finest
characterization in verse ever penncd
is 80 fairly representative Of the poet =
mental attitude towards his friend that
II need only be read to perceive Hen
ley's appreciation Of the man. Mr., Hem
ley by-the-way has just published an.
other book Of poems, Hawthorn and
Lavender" issued by the Harpers.
The advent of Edwin Markham's new
book, Lincoln, and Other Poems re-
calls the yicissltudinOus career Of 1.-THE
Man with the Hoe IN the beginning
It was hailed as the noble Psalm OF
Labor Then II was denounced as q
trayesly Of the tOiler; then men ike
Professors William james and EdWpl
Dowdcn declared that II was fun Of
hope and humanity Next the critics
spent themselves In showing forth rs
black pesslmIsm The late Coils +.
Huntington Of railroad fame, offered
$500 for a poem refuting the Markham
heresies The prize winner was forth
coming but Il was declared more pessi-
mistio than the poem whose effects 1t
sought 10 remedy And still "Tho Man
with the Hoe" has lived. However Mr..
Markham's second book Of verse viii
probably be more satisfying to the
early fautfnders. Along with sym
pathy for all forms Of honest activity
II sounds a distinct optimistic note
which win be highly gratifying even to
the poets admirers.
-
The other day prospectus Of one OF
the Harper periodicals was sent, by the
error Of new clerk In their mailing de-
partmcnt to The wrong name on a list
OF patrons of the house. The name
CHANGED to be that Of world-famous
statesman who has been dead for some
years The prospectus vas returned to
the Harpers with the following endorse
ment;
On Heaven, --------' -------, 1901,
Gentemen AS your publications are
not permitted to circulate here ! believe
II would be useless for me to subscribe
for them. Yours respectfully land here
followed the name Of the famous statos-
MANI The endorsed circular was cara
fully filed for future reference.
There ~ a note Of alarm In Mr.. How
elss recent review Of Onoto Watanna
charming book, "a Japanese Nlghtin-
gale" which our American girls would
do well to heed. Nothing but the IT.
resistlble charm Of the American girl
could, | should think" ventures Mr.
Howels. keep the young men who
read Miss Watanna's book from going
out and marrying Japanese girls
YuN the heroine Of the tale, he de-
scrlbes as "of a SURPRISING loyahle-
ness" and OF the story Itself he says,
there Is a quite indescribable fresh
ness In the art Of this PRETTY novelette,
which Is like no other art except IN The
simplicity which is native to the best
art everywhere
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

Fewer than 10000 graves were dug for
consumptIyes In 1870 than in 1880 in the
United states The grand results Of
DR. Siocum8 treatment have been 80
extensive because he sent broadcast
Throughout the country TO threatened
and actual subjects Of consumption
ms four Sroat remedies free.
llis free offer OF AN four remedies stlll
stands Done let his Hberality go un-
needed II WIN spare you the horrors
of consumptIyos experience; It will
rescue You from the monster eylls
grasp
The Emulsion is a great food remedy
The ENpoctoant throws on poisonous
waste and increases the breathing ca
pacity 10y giving freedom TO the lungs.
The Tonic loa powerful strengthener;
not stlmuIant
Tho uzoinl cure Tor Catarrh is
soothing local remedy II instantly re-
loype One nnamad mucous membrane,
placing 10 I'm condition which leaves
mo- fear of recurrence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

Convalescence Is sometimes merely
apparent, not real, and especially Is this
true after such diseases as pneumOnll
typhoid fever and the grip, 70 make II
real and rapid, there Is no other tcnlc
so highly 10 be recommended as HOOD s
Sarsaparll0
This grcut medicine cleansas and re-
news the blood strengthens all the or
CANS ana functions, and restores health.
Take Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
couGus AND coLp, IN CHILDREN


l use and prescribe Chomberla!n's
Cough Remedy for almost all obstinate,
CONSTRUCTED coughs with direct results.
/ prescribe Il 10 children Of all ages.
Am glad to recommend It to all IN need
and seeking relief from colds and
coughs and bronchial Affections II IL
non narcotic and safe In the hands Of
the most unprofes'onnl, A universe.
panacea for an mankind Mrs Mary
r. Melendy, NJ d. Pm d. Chicago Ill,
This remedy Is for sale by ell druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

cap size, with three quarters OF the
page left blank. The novelist goes over
the manuscript, filling out nearly every
page In her own handwriting, rounding
out scenes, characters, and dialogues,
making the story two or three times
as long as Ii was originally and 30
cleyerly Is this done that there Is never
the suggestion of a break. The frst
draft is the house building the second
is the furnishing, and Ouida's pan
guards against changing the archl-
tectural plan to suit the furnishings
The story is the main thing the only
really important thing, after all,
81 do my work at dawn, often
getting up In the darkness and writing
alone in a big robe for hours - says H.
V. Risley, author Of THE ANU, the
complete novel in recent number
of Lippncotts Magazine u pass my
afternoons taking notes in cafes, etc
he adds. "and my nights on the streets,
searching everything, the fashonabi7,
the CAV. the sad the odd, the disrepu-
table. The commonplace, the significant
n bizarre life, but one that eats away
prejudice like an acid and drass the
Veil from the eye Of our mind
when Anthony Trollope pictured
Andy Scott as coming Whistins up Tue
street with a cigar in his mouth ne
not only proved that he had never
made personal experiment OF the dou-
HE feat Of smoking a cigar ana WINS
fling tune. but he was unconsclously
following in the steps Of still greater
writer's who make their heroes DO
amazing and impossible things.
Those who remember their Robinson
crusoe NAV recall a most wonderful
feat of this hero Of childhood Wneh ne
decided 60 abandon the wreck anu Wy
10 swim ashore. he took the pIecdu''pn
TO remove all his clothes, ana ye' oS
some strange magic OF when the se-
cret has been lost the author miahes
him. when IN this condition OF nature
dn his pockets with biscuits
According to Mrs Mary Fenellosa'
"Trith Dexter" was written in collap-
Grafton by her divorced husband, Er-
nest Fenellosa, and May Ledyard scout
of Mobile, Ala.
A. c. mcclure & co. announce TOT
early publication life Of Herbert
snencer. by Dr. David starr Jordan
nresident OF Leland stanford UnlVer-
sity. ,.ot;ao In
hooks for the existence Of when we
fan 10 find other than q momentary ex-
cuse. It is also signalized by being one
.r,,.. Ia bondeou,e Well-made DOCKS,
ard In reissues of standard works, New
edition honors are being showered on
Dickens. Thackeray. Scott George
Eliot and even upon Fielding. smollelt
and Richardson Within the last month
we have had no less than four new edi-
tons OF Shakespeare, while well known
hooks by smaller giants-hction' travel
biographical and descriptve-have APP
reared for the Christmas season as 70
letter press. binding and general make
rp. in truly artistic and durable form.
II seems as II every standard tex'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

with Charles Eugene Banks in writing
Hampton Roads has a new novel IN
the publishers hands which will appear
In the spring Its title is Frederick
Talliafero," and 1t deals with the days
OF MaXimilian's rule In Mexico Mr..
Cook spent a year i'm Mexico gathering
the material Those who have seen the
story pronounce It a very strong ro-
nance.
Rev Father Frank Noel Perry pas
tor of the Church Of our Lady OF Lour-
des, RayenswoOd, Chicago, win bring
out this winter "A Chil0's Life Of st.
Francis of Assist" for little folks alt
over the world without regard to
creed, race nationality or color"
Father Perry. who is musician as
well as q facle writer, win relate the
picturesque side Of st. Francis life.
eliminating dogma and argument and
will tell Of the loyable boy who sang In
the streets Of Italy "to make people
happy" who planted flowers and called
them his little sisters and preached
10 the birds and tanned the wolves by
lis marvellous voice ana touch Adults
who find In St Francis of Assist. the
great Christian democrat who prac-
tically wrcsted magma charta from the
mobiles for the people Of italy viii share
the chldrens delight in Father Perrys
book
Mrs, Humphry Ward has nearly FIN
ished a new novel, as yet unnamed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28


Many this picture the
Of President Brigham
wife Bishop b. Clawson
Cawon She Of the most beautiful
gifted had aspirations the
an accomplished quesenne
years Hepwoh Dixon his book referred her
Of unusua accomplishments,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

vAny fool can take horse to water,
but il takes a wise man to make him
drink says the provetb, The horse
eats when hungry and drinks when
thirsty. A man eats and drinks by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

Worms take refuge IN the small IN
testinc, whore they can easily multiply,
WHITES CREAM VERMlFUGE win
destroy these parasites The verdict of
IN, people tells plainly now well II has
succeeded, 9rice 25 cents H. g. NJ. |.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
NOTES,

Why,is II that. despite the many ar
tcles or brochures descriptive of Ma
dame Recamiers life and character
her remarkable beauty even to old age,
her unique salon, whore noble and clt-
izen freely and graclously mingled and
touched elbows as they did nowhere
else--why IL IL that the character Of
the woman herself has not been pOpu-
larry understood at It's true worth?
There IL a tendency In the general
conception of her to place her "a little
lower than the angels" whereas, in
fact, she was veritabe angel Of good
ness ana virtue according to those who
knew her best Her friend the Duchess
d'Abrantis, said OF her: zone cannot
expect to find IN future times woman
like her--a woman whose friendship
has been courted by the most remark
able persons of the age 10 those who
had happiness TO know and to appre-
Clate her she was peculiar and gifted
being, formed by nature as a perfect
model In one OF her most benehcent
moods" The Harpers have Just issued
IN de luxe edition the first complete
biography ever published of this
UNIQUE woman, under the title Ma
dame Recamier and her Friends
A correspondent has written to the
Colorado Springs gazette to say that
he believes he has identified in real life
the character Of Beauty Steele In THE
Right of Way" The real Steele, he
AYERS. was a Montreal lawyer Of his
own acquaintance who was handsome,
accomplished, eloquent, and elegant,
who figured In the murder trial very
much as the fictitious Steele does In the
book, and saved a murderer from the
gallows by sheer force of his personal
fascination In the coW Groom, In both
the real and the imagined case the VIC
torious lawyer contemptuously rejected
the thanks of his guilty client. After
citing other striking resemblances be-
tween facts and fiction, the writer in the
Gazette continues; III Is TO be hoped
when Mr. Parker visits this country
he viii make a clean breast OF 1t ana
tell us who Beauty Steele was or ls'Few
characters in recent fiction have the
qualities that draw on the emotions as
Charley Steele does.
Desperate Remedies" is known as
Mr. Thomas Hardy's first book, and
yet In the list OF his works given IN
Who's Who" there occurs first "A
Short Story" This has puzzled quite
a few photographers, but the fact Is
that this short story" though writ
ten before Desperate Remedies" was
never published The title we may say
was"The poor Man and the Lady" and
part Of II vas afterwards Incorporated
In another tale The title OF Mr. Hardy q
second volume OF WesseX poems, an
nounced as Poems OF Feeling. Dream
and Deed was changed by him at the
last moment TO Poems OF the Past and
the Present" The volume has just
made its appearance. In connection
with this It may be interesting to OBJ
serve that II the Young Hardy had had
bis way with the publishers his FIRST
book would have been poetry. but pub
gshers would have none Of 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

clock, without re-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

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BOOKS.

turquoise and IRON Is the title or
a volume Of poems by Lionel Josephare,
n young California writer, whose flrst
published volume 1.-THE Lion at the
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standpoint. The principal works of the
principal masters are described, and
the emotional and other associative
values which are dependent upon our
sensations are noted. Each description
Is accompanied with an illustration
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

People who know w. e. Henley, and
are cogn2ant OF his relations with Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson-of the early recog-
milton by Henley OF stevenson's genius
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

Mrs, Humphry Ward has nearly I'm.
ished a new novel as yet unnamed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-28

According to Mrs Mary Fenellosa'
Truth Dexter was written IN coll9p'
Grafton by her divorced husband, ~,
nest Fenellosa, and May Ledyard scout
of Mobile, Ala.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-02
LA EJECUcI0N.

A la una Y diez Y siete minutos
dc la tarde, kethum subio al ca
dalso, y al momento Sc procedi6
4 la ejecucion de la sentencia. Es
taba muy pdlido, pero no mos
traba tenor. Tn sacerdote seha-
llaba q su lado. Rehuso pronun-
ciar un discurso y dnicamente
dijo: "Adiosl les pido que hagan
muy honda mi sepultura. Y
cuando lie pusieron la soga dilo
que estaba listo, que despacha-
ran. Cuando cay6 la trampa, ell
cuerpo de ketchun fu6 lanzado
al vacioy como eramuy corpulen-
to y pesado, la soga secort6pero
al mismo tempo lie arranco la
cabeza cayepdo al suelo separa-
da del tronco y ofreciendo un es-
pectaculo horrorso.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-02
Sc CORTO LA GARGANTA.

lose Maria Martinez, senten-
ciado 4 60 dias dc prision por
asalto de palabras, Sc cort0 la
garganta en- Albuquerque con el
mango afilado de una cuchara.
Cuando fuG descubierto va era
muerto.
Martinez Sc acOst0 aparen-
temente contento. Sc habia le-
vantado, y Sc visti0, baio de don
de estaba su cana, al suelo del
corredor, y Sc do una cuchiIlada
de cuatro pulgadas. Lesobrevi,
ven su esposa y cuatro nihos.
Su nuera bajo cuya acusacion
de asalto iu6 hecha, esta oprimi,
da de pesar, y Sc acusa asf mis-.
ma de asesinato. No hay min.
guna duda que In vergiienza de
haber sido encarcelado 10 in.
duci0 4 cometer sucidio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1901-05-02
SOBRE La PISTA DE ASESINOS.

III Mariscal de los llstados nj
dos Forker ha recibid0 descrip-
clones impresas Y las fotogrhas
de Jesse b. Roper, y Walter Gor.
don, Il quienes desea In autori-
dad atrapar por asesinato-al
primero por Ia muerte del aIgua-
Gil mayor A. J. Byler, del conda-
do de Baxter, Ark, en- JUNO 10,
1892, y e, ,segundo porun asesina-
to cometido en- Whitewater, Ma
nitoba, Canda, on Setiembre,
1900.
Sc supone que ambos asesinos
se encuentran en- alguno de los
campos mineros de este Terrific
rio, Sc ha sabido que Gordon tra-
baj0 Ell las minas de San Pedro,
en- el condado de Santa Ff, al
gunos amos pasados. ElGobier-
rno Canadense ofrece una recon-
pensa de 81 900 por su aprehen-
sion, mientras que una buena re-
compensa esta oirecida por el
Estado dc Arkansas y la familia
del aIguacil asesinado porla cap
tura de Roper.