Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03

a leaf out OF the book OF Continental
ones with advantage loo the matter OF
concentrating dead authors. II was
only recently that an France was re-
calling the memory OF George Sand.
| Not long ago, all Norway ioned Inn
hon0rlng Biornson Spain Is getting
| ready 10 pay a tribute 90 the memory
OF Cervantes and Switzerland has lust
hlt on novel means OF celebrating the
centenary OF SchllIer's death. which oc.
ours next year Every child I'm the re.
PUBLIC viii receive q CODY OF the poet's
William Tell and those youngsters
WHO live in the French and ltallap-
speaking cant0ns win be presented with
TRANSACTIONS bon their own language Am
me expense OF procuring and distrlb.
government
Marie C0rclli who has beep sf,yi,g
lI' LONDON Tor the most part recently.
Went doWn to Leicester the other DAY.
ana dehveted q lecture there IA aid Of
q local charity, dwelling, On the course
on her remarks, On the unexpected sub
Jeet Of football. Ii seems that her ler.
lure, which was on behalf of me LEI.
cester lnnrmaly ana Homes for the
blind, was under the auspices of a
Football league. Miss Cmelli confessed
tllat she knew nothing about football.
nut said she noticed that fair play was
always insisted on, and supposed that
was why Il was such "a national game.
she SAID, too that she dil not believe
that men who played football as Bnt.
ishors played it would Doe CAPABLE of
behaving after the fashion OF certain
Russian naval officers who arc now ON
their way to the far east
Future American visitors DO D-uunrl,
may have TO- iorego the pleasure
Which SO many OF their c1unuvmeu
have cujoyel-of seeing "Hamlera
Grave. The so-calCd grave. which
~ 90 M8rlenlyst, near ElsInore. IN
threatened With destruction by % ucw
railway line, and u seems possible To
DO nothing 10 preserve DO Great I'M
dignau0n pt the decoration. ga ID is
called, rs felt n Denmark. although
-ln spite OK the iact that tourists
from all over thc world visit tho SPOT
every yeor-there is uo evidence what
ever that the homes ol Hamlet DE there.
Literary associations rl uncommon
interest surround Crlbrdso abbey. the
ancient mansion in County Kildare ire
land, whose contents are about l1 be
sold at auction, n was lt Cclbrilge
that Dean swilts famous 1dmIrcr va
uesso' took mp her residence in order
20 BE- near the author Of "Gullivogs
Travels, and there that he visited and
finally parted with her "Vancua's"
reel name was Of course Vanhomyigh
-'her only ugly feature Swift called
lt-aad her presence no Cclhridgc abe
bCy must have been rather pmbanass
ms 20 the Dean OF ST. patrIcks, when
there was "Stclll'--hls other fair friend
jus, ou tho other side OF The Ldey.
'Narc-so' died ia l123. leaving drec-
lions in her viii that Swifts rhymcl
account OF their romance should De-
published. I'm Miss Vanhomrigh's time
Cc.brdgc abbey was called Marley nb-
hey II having been huilt hy wealthy
Anglican bishop OF that name
American readers mag be- Interested
IN hearing the names OF The .v "bos.
selling novels IN this country 30, pres.
ent, Since this list was drawn up 20
day or two agu, HAN Gaines new Toe
nance has appeared and probably leads
Ia point of sales at the present mo-
ment Previous % its appearance.
however the six best sellers We're as
follows Gods Good Man, by Marie /
CoreIli "A Ladder Of Swords. ny Sir I