The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-10

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exciting climax that suggests Conan
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Vertirg, ana skilfuliy Worked or,
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DIANE. BY Katherine Holland Brown.
& Co. EcwfYork. He'll Book and
Stationery Co. Richmond @IIIf1
Miss Brown! has written Il n Interesting
and unusual story in this romance Of
the little 1carlan community located Mt
Nauvoo, Ill. !, Oh the Mississippi river, from
1850 down to ciWlSwa days. Etienne
CADET the founder Of the community.
turc IN the story, had had, previous to
his. coming TO this country. fan inter-
osting career, He was at one time at
dismissed from this office, he shortly ar
forward became a nembc Of tho Cham
ber Of Deputies where he made himself
SO obnoxious to the government. by :, MS
Indicted for.treasonS and sought refuge in
tied on tho Red river In Texas but g
& year or two later removed to gNauvoo,
ILL.,, a settlement, which had been earlier
abandoned by the Mormons, and here
the real llifc Of the colony was spent.
Miss Brown takes the community in Its
last days. and ably depicts the gradual
classification Oft the communists. the col,
a ARA er, the commune ever reeeiv-
ed was from the lips OF d roilgh-look-
sins froniiersman in public meeting on
the occasion when, CADET had roughly;
ns anynpa Ii ana 1a eosda e
when the meeting broke up. old, Persis
E spoken up SO 'hotly in her behalf and
exposed the utter falseness OF Cadets
argument. For q moment the frontiers
a was 1in '' lust looking ut those hils, he
& snid4 nbsently.8' ma v need them, some
day. We could fortify the slopes townrds
the river and the raxnea at the sldes
We'll, as i told you, I have u good many.
+ Rut" most Of my friends call me old
& j Ohm Brown 2"
H. Diane. 4 maiden of noble birth Icarinn
md ward to Pcrc CADET. Is the heroine.
shv. sweet tender. and true. Charming,
a syoune Southerncr, with northern al
gfinitics = loves her and SO does Sydney
4 1inimer. precocluiis and @ otherwise
not eryorthv little cripple. also figures
prominently in the story Miss Brown
writes Veil and Understandings and
b he sincidenis and materials from which
Ssi,e hns sthiiit her story are moulded to-
1nf HOY into sound and strong whole
Her able character delincation and the
subject matter also cooperate to lift her
novel we'll above the common run.
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80 ~ ffcnrv Iuynie a7 IA ges. 81 So Fred
c e1Trie 4 Stokes CO., Rev York. Il Bell
&, BOOK and stationery Co.. edmond. !,
/ ,,oni, mi Of the personal recollections
& ~ noN otablities Of Mir. d Henry Haynie.
chevniier in the Frchch Legion OF Honor
and au'n ,,7a NJ Of reportornl work
ana mi ' nsgIccIa core pondence, Mr.. Haynic
has Travelled ali over North America
ana Europe and 10 over 1args pa IS
.,praat manysof the distinguish
W. y, az 9. and Women of our time. It is
the IS ie rhey'sI n is meetings
men, ihe,p and whai he heard in their
, Wtn circles as to- their qualities.
M ,.,, ,ti has nsrceably writ
,,s 'ra au.n whnt aS Wsntto know
NJ M Hnynie quotes from Thackeray's re-
se na5F Of the trousers he Wore and I'D
he take snultn ana N ME ,v i'.f con-
aynIs 1fs'e Would iii ike 10 know ABOUT
the personhi ,i,; ~. tni
f habts ~ These recoi!ectons, aecoraingy,
are a,lr : II tn,est
a ahs very soS pleasant reading they make
too , . 1, 2, I, - a. 4,Lo,, ~ Win
th as 'f iStI mate and eiose-range sketches
q me m1dern srGIal o..s, ~ thc
tlcall g. te BE lcd Into
these pages can be read from Ino, first st ,, to
last both plcnsutrei hna p.91tl thc
sides supplying cn,ertaing ben ~ sh ~,
recollecu9ns aa anec iebt on y segmen
fresh pcrlnanenl. 4.H E,a ,rho To,'me
OF the history 81 me tie. ~, TgmIs
Is r ejght Of uu-
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