Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
NOTES.

NOTES.
3 With a recent issue The Living
4 Ace printed its three-t housandth num-
&lr For nearly the 5S years that the
&nagazne has been in existence II has
seadlly preserved It's original charac-
& ,ef and II is today what II was 20 or
la years ago, This conservatiyeness
Ensht be considered derogatory were II
',fot for the conditions that maintain
I'm regard to this magazine, and its
thgh character, in which case the con-
tsevatiyeness IL to be viewed In the
b lsht Of praise.
Il Messrs. Thomas 7. Crowell & Com
tTany announce the third printing OF
tllal!!wel Sutcllffe's strong novel, en-
Titled Mistress Barbara. This clean,
'Isweet story recalls Hardy at his best
land promises much for its writer,
81
Mr.. Anrew Carnegie has given 81 900
Nor a reference library for the New
3York Press club. Mr. Carnegie, IL is
{to he remembered amid all this giving
ffor libraries. Is himself a writer and
has produced four books Of some prom
+. hence, the best known one Of which is
4 probably The Gospel Of Wealth.
II Mrs Carte Nations paper The
fsmasher Nail, has been forced to sus-
1pend owing TO lack OF funds. The
icuery naturally arises, will not the
[laiy now set to work upon her men,
kois'
The only magazine published in Ok
lshona and Indian territories Is edited
~ woman-Miss Ora V Eddeman,
fThs magazine, which Is called Twin
Territories, has been in existence three
Pears
The following little anecdote told by
Harry Furnss, the caricaturlst I'm
|Harper's is full Of interest
Il is a curious fact that | really new
q had a seat allotted to me at the
punch table; always sat in Du Maur-
prs, except on the rare occasions
Nhen he came 10 the dinner, when I
hoyed up one. II was always a treat
y have Du Maurier at "the table" He !
vas oy far and away the Cleverest con- |
,eTatlonalist Of his time ! ever met; |
fs delightful repartees were so neat |
shd effective, and his daring chaff and |
hls criticisms so bright and refreshing. |
Du Maurier's extremely clever con- |
i,Isauon struck me the moment | |
loIned the star Of Punch. AS | went !
larl OF his way 10 Hampstead, we |
sometimes shared our cab, and In one |
y these journeys | mentioned my |
conviction that he, in my mind, was
geat deal more than a humorous ar
Wv and II he would only take UP the
lth seriously the world would be all
.ne more indebted to him. He told |
lls mat Mr.. James had for some time
sald nice things of a similar character
Aoout ten days afterward | received
sler saying that my conversation
~ had an effect upon him. and that
" was starting his first novel. SO
le'nsps the world is really indebted 10
ue indirectly. for the pleasure Of read
Jug Peter lbbetson and Trilby. The
.acl is that he had. with Burnand and
myself Just visited Parasitic first
',ne ne had set foot In the gay city
',uSe MS youth Many things he saw
.nl impressed him and Peter Ibbetson
was the result.
b . ihe preface to DR.. Van Dykes The
nwlhs Passion beginning Lord let
"yy never tag a moral 10 a story, nor
!. STORY without a meaning" which
.r printed In our last issue, has been
su sis forth an almost endless amount
= discussion. In England IL has been
,,m,y praised and widely censured.
w abroad and az home the best pa
M nave commented upon II, until II
..ght almost be said TO have perverted
na1 WI purpose. After all, the final
,ssuent upon this preface may be !
-"''nea up: Is II good taste? |
" Is stated. although the authority
i sis 70 be lost In obscurity. that the
nations OF the world will be
,, :. al the forthcoming cen-
Icy celebration OF Victor Hggo's
=. Even names OF representatives
=, ,, t',,eh kipling Is OF course 10 be the
ls tr,u envoy, Cork the Russian.
1 W. the German. No one has
49,, ~ Deen mentioned as an American
4, sentative. Here is chance for
- popuiar novelist TO become literary.
A., ~, rtallv enormous numbers into
,sr ,. 'he books run nowadays startle
4 0,6 ,le sophisticated. In six months
b9. ssoples Of The Crisis were sold
All David Harum there have been
,pies ''OHs' aggregating over $4,000
a,i y, .olhe time there has been a great
oepr, :. curiosity concerning a certain
.s,l. eht In the Carnavelet museum
Isnans 'he signature of Count DAT
AZ by The temptation naturally
MAJ wv connect the writer with Dumas
, W. hero. This has been quashed
az, 49, '9ct that the above document
AZ go Sentember %. l7li while Du.
% nero died in 1874.
NV ~, Doubleday. Page g. Com
VI s ss,,ihlse a "yarlorum and def,ni.
soiiion Of the work Of Edward
~ld' 1t is to be in seven vol. {