Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-18

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| have heard men say az they held II
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| as though " were prlclcss-in exactly
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| Intelligent men dilate for hours upon
| tho beauty and rarity OF certain rorte-
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| buy AZ a cheap shop round thf corner,
or which has been presented at our
Doors in company with a pound n ORR
cnta tea.
Mr.. Howolls is staying at Fl!kstone
In pursuance Of his purpose OF seeing
England and It's life on all sides The
scenes Of the novel he intends TO write
will he laid in that country.
There Is 10 be new edition Of n, p.
Wills People Whom I Have Met"
with all the suppressed Nersonal pas
sages which We're not allowed to APP
pear in England presented In full.
Mr. Crockett is preparing n new nov
ell, TO be called THE Loves Of Miss
Anne Miss Anne is the fascinating,
headstrong daughter OF Highland
laird and her dealings with the various
men who fall In love with her make up
the tissue Of the story.
Stewart Edward White and Samuel
Hopkins Adams Ii Is said are collabo-
rating upon novel Of mystery. II Is to
be a sea tale, and the plot involves n
mysterious ship that Is found on the
high seas with all sails set and nobody
aboard. II Ia said to be founded upon
fact. It will bear as title "'The Mys-
terry"
There is tradition that a sixteenth
century German monk, having been
condemned to death for some crime,
was told that his life would be spared
II he could transcribe ali the books Of
the Bible in a single night, The monk,
continues the legend sold his soul TO
Satan In exchange for the work, which
was written on 300 asses skins This
Devils Bible" was taken to Stockholm
at the end Of the 80 years war.
Andy Adams, the author OF 1.-THE iog
Of Cowboy" and "a Texas Match
maker" was recently asked how he ev-
or came to think OF writing, lie an
swered: We'll in the first place | was
broke. Dou you understand the full
meaning of that?--not bent, or iinan-
cially embarrassed, bpt Nat book -inon-
eylcss. Necessity has tesn cred ed as
the mother OF invention; poverty was
the incentive In my case. One night
was fortunate enough TO witness pres
entatlon CT doyts "A relas Stoer The
house was crowded with n delighted au.
dience. Had It not been for the wolf
which was shadowng me at ths time,
might have enjoyed the burlesque my
self. While witnessing the play, the
idea came to me that II the ludicroua
and false were in such demand. the real
thing ought 10 take immensely | had
served 20 years apprenticeship In the
west, 10 Of which were spent In the sad
die In Texas, and I had been a real
actor In romantic western drama
the cattle trail. Feeling that had q
message for this clamorous public, l
tried my hand"
Besides the regular Can't bridge edition
In one volume of English and Scottish
Popular Ballads" edited by Prof. Geo.
l.. Kittredge and the late Helen Child
Sargent, which Is just published by
Houghton, Mf1in & Co., there Is also
issued a special edition OF this work
printed on genuine oxford india paper
and bound In full, flexible leather. This
beautiful edition has an additional IN
terest from the fact that the genuine
oxford India paper has never before
been used In America IN book Of this
sort and ip England It's use Is confined
TO books produced by the oxford Uni
versity press.
After a period Of three years q new,
long novel by the author OF sir Rich
ard Calmady" In announced for publi-
cation. "Sir Richard Calmady' had
the rare distinction Of meeting with an
excellent sale the first year, while the
second years sale surpassed that OF
the first. This was due TO the strong
and enduring lines on which It's bid for
popular favor was based, II possessed
striking and powerful plot, II was
written in mastery style, Mrs. ST. Led
ger Harrison ("Lucas Malet"), the
daughter of Charles Kingsley possess
es Intellectual and literary ability who
places her among the very foremost
women novelists OF the day. The new
novel 10 be published In the autumn, is
TO be called THE Paradise OF Dom
inlc,"
Charlotte Perkins Gilman the author
OF Human Work. and The Home"
Mcclure Phillips, has just been offer
I'd an irrcrtant editorial position on
the Women's Journal Mrs. Gilman has
a tremendous following among people
In to- ch with advanced thought, and
her books have aroused animated y
cgssion throughout the world between