Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-10-11
NOTES,

N Harper's for October Bret Harte's
he poem. found after his death, Is
rn'ei for the first time. 1t was
vtfen at the time OF the death OF
Qgesn Victoria. The poem Is reprint
dh tgll
When yor men bowed heads together
With huSned lips,
And he globe swung out from glad
ness
70 eclipse
When your drums from the equator
To the pole
0ried round II an unending
Funeral roll,
Wien your capitals from Norway
To the Cape
Trough their streets and from their
houses
Traied their Grape,
sl the sun awoke to gladness
As Of old
A.! he stars their midnight beauty
still unrolled,
w he glory born OF Goodness
Never dies,
NJ It's flag Is not half.masted
In the skies.
nat there has really been very little
eshge In the Latin quarter of Paris
~ me days when the folk OF "Trll-
Gsported themselves therein Is
ha1l by Edward MarshalTs new
ssL "lizette' Just issued by Lewis,
sShDleI d Co. Of New York, Mr..
N4ilal who Is well known as the war
.Isspondent who was almost fatally
y-llel In cuba during the Spanish
1tlcan war, has had much opportun-
y tnlle acting as the European cor
,,asVnaenl of various New York news
srh % study his subject, and he has
VEG ms pictures OF student life with
gtl strokes and a fine appreciation
titanaGd Whlteing, the author OF mo.
~, Street has written novel.
~ Fellow Van" a story Of rural
es1na which Is to appear first in the
ss.y Magazine The central figure
s,rs 70 De an American woman who
!. '' s great English landlord, aud
~, wy tells Of her experiences in
y ~, iana' me scenes belonging in
s,, s.n 10 country life. The author
sr, ssH the wonderful life In the
M, 49, houses and the feudal system
t'hhess and pride with the dull
'a sQualor Of village life.
s, ,n London has already achieved a
trs'n oh as a writer OF striking
va my ana IN his latest book
Rs.us calls the Children OF the
tn ne mas chosen subjects which
h, = iiesh as they are entertaining.
t,sls.. OF the Frost are the
A.s,ss.' 10 he FAR north, Eskimos and
Va 49, primitive folk all OF them
d, ,, ,.n,lFe PASSIONS. The stories
h..,,yAsy conceived, virile and real.
Ia, ~, stories Of these regions have
w, va IRON the point of view of the
Is ss "an' The intruder. and these sto-
nr Nv great interest from the fact
uus. are all told from the point
ESamOl The Alaskan, Indian. or the
ggrs,.Gsu The volume will be H.
hR ny eight full-page drawings
lAet M. uns Reay, and will be pub
oonMs, 'S month by the Macmillan
r ,,s,, ci .ai Morris has Just finished
VIII Ar AT Little Man Friday" which
coninsr gay In s. Nicholas during The
Anar,,s, 'ar hr. Borchgrevinck. the
,ics on .sAplorer, has written an ar
ts San. noW-shoeing In Norway for
t'tlGe az magazine. A posthumous
b Prsns !, si'isatJf hunting in Florida
Il s. VI. X. stockton viii soon appear
w. Nicholas. " '" "Ppea'
tl ssSs,a l only efror, in nros. a..
lshl ,alely been unearthed In Eng
Ts,sr NJ Va, vas printed In the modern
lt,ers a.. '' 80 was called "A Years
HoHte NJ. ,l purported 10 be BY Mrs.
stoy ~ ',auueis.' II Is said To be a
sirtt hum, unsuitable merit. with a
Is TO. I os,nan interest, but one which
shor ., ! i2r a short story and too
roine a. ,lH grown novel. The he
loyalb Ia Lhglish woman whose dis
den ds,%,s ner husband ends in his sud.
u a boat accident.
fhas
he ner, Sscilener.s Sons announce for
Shlirsa, "ihohth The Book OF Joyous
W James whitcomb Riley.