Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
NOTES.


M Richard Harding Davis Is now
h NtV York for the Dog snow where
ma Davis, who has long been interest
A IN dogs. has entered some me eX-
lbtS Mr. Davis was In the smoking
ui on his trip down from Marion,
Mass. where he lives, when he was ac-
olsd by an unafrald stranger of
Snswhat sporty appearance,
Are you said this gentleman,
chariully seating himself by Mr. Davis
ih ARE you Mr.. -------?' naming a
cee5ated dog-fancler
Lam not, Mr. Davis replied, c0Ini-
\ enough, knowing that he had facts
W bis sleeve which might easily be
made to annihilate this presumptuous
niNlual Il am Nh Dayis-.Richard
Harding Davis
The sporting gentleman brew back
With an air Of Difference and awe.
DO you mean to say he said, that
you are the husband Of Mrs. Davis, the
owner Of WoOdcote Jumbo? Tm glad
10 know you That's the finest bull"
Bot Nr Davis had vanished Inciden-
tally Mr Davis himself has been ac-
corded blue ribbon by his publish.
eD ihe Harpers, whose exquisite new
edition Of this authors famous story,
Her First Appearance has been one
q DE 0est-selllng holiday gifl-books
d he season.
The publishers Of 1.-THE Right OF
Way have received many letters IN
curing Why Mr.. Parker did not call
Dis ttY Beauty Steele or by solne
ute other than the one he eventually
decided upon, In reading the book,
one Sotdeis for many pages about the
way and wherefore Of the title, hut
knl Ills an additional charm OF the
soTy this threatening Of the problem.
lhs questioning Of the significance of a
Npantly beautiful love story? Event
n!y The reader reaches this meaning,
ana On page Sl2, as the drama draws
nearer It's close occurs in these brief
yoils the only mention Of the title:
m'aIeen has the right Of way. not
E@a.le Kathleen, the former wife,
Ml Rosalie, the loving and the beloved
Steele
Nne readers approve Of abridged
Wlu1s OF famous works A London
lsalsner announces an bridged edition
l1e Waverley Novels, which viii
uololIe@ SELL for Il Is unlikely that
Hs sule publisher has risked his cap
.A % a complete uncertainty. Il
sta1' well for the rather studlous at
ellle OF the American reading public,
gAsyeF that they generally require
1eOlsl rather than abridged editions
y sUrM OF value. Take, for instance,
W Ihsle Edition of the Waverley
SStS published by the Harpers,
snch sells as steadily as clockwork,
" SCOTS own edition Of 1929. with
!. ,le dignity OF Sir Walters General
aasSe the copious Introductory no
w me complete glossary and more
lan lWo thousand illustrations, which
. ~a,y much curious Information re-
H'ung the customs and manners Of
S VI umes and the antiquarian lore
.usn SO enrlches all the works Of the
Nss' master Of fiction
a., a reviewer says, THAT white lotus
s,uS out Of the black mud" and
ny, s'a proceeds with enthusiastic praise
japanese Nightingale" the new
,rausse'Amerlcan story, which he
rs different from other stories of
s Mnd IN that u is "as pure as the
!, g,'Y alms And later 1t reminds him
n creamy grapes, sheeny silks, ana
, @sV uIocades of color and gold" An
sr %U e,ltc has compared II TO an eX-
s .sis pi Of japanese porcelain. Stnl
NV, s.Asr lhlnks It falls into the same
,n'S az James Lane Aliens "a Ken
s w cardinal but Il is more naive
Is "uchlng story even than Mr.. Al.
~, ~ mere Is no doubt that readers
NJ nv tIssy.llewers are one in opinion as "a
l,r,O LOOKS charm, Twice the Hafpers
IA, XIV , oeen out Of stock, and orders for
~S uslh'y volume have had to walt.
, nuIsus.us st. Gaudens, the American
M V ppr has been selected to make
ns,n ueIolc figure Of panrl for The
v, ,JS.' .hl TO be erected In Dublin. Tn,
"a ~ must be completed In five wears
nv nv slll cost from $40 900 TO $50 900 ot
,s, g ssm ~ there has already been sub
p,mseSS sSg, OOO. II win be long befor,
N, ~" ta y forgotten by his compatrlots
l,l,tasl mat lndehnable quality d
Ssss,,a.' which endears a man ia IN,
49, ana anchors him IN the imag
0pI@n, OF his contemporaries. n
p,r,bns Life Of Charles stewar
tuo,oS 'hatpers), Mr., Gladstone #
ssm ,su as saying Of Parnell: "Tha
nv ~. may very remarkable that han
i., snu unhappy name. ON the nst y
% n. ps,fl e! ! place him with or mex
n cps ssl QConnell" parnel is burie,
~ 1 vssiyln Cemetery Dublin. nea,
~ crave Of OConnell.
" pa.
trs N. s ~ y, Rod, who was HYDE lee
tgba.sS, Harvard three years avo bs
soossvs,.. an article on "Presiden
t,sponS..sss Literary Career" in lie Cor
N,, MANI ,h,s Paris It Ia To he eTnec,e,
,sout ,s. rrg,isldent win be more write,
NJ Po ,ran residents usually are: an,
,populsr ' ,S,, is i, In a fair way to becom
sgo S'Sr ldol In the present. ana late
o, hea, o' stennous romance, one q
bout S,,. articles currently write,
,ss., nm Is that by A. Maurice s 90. /,
s.v y.snl magazine, in which re i I'm
. NJ outlines Roosevelt as he rooIl
d, w. VI, Low il a well-known io,nmsl
tiA n.y. NY mas long been in close to,,c Me-
ssnAs,..na and affairs. II viii h a., =,
mat Mr. Low wrote the nov