Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10

| WIFE and "poopla NJ tho WHIRLPOOL"
VIII DO published by the Macmillan
company toward the end OF june
"The summit House Mystery" has
already reached the NTH edition al.
though published only fow weeks,
Tho nrst edition was sold within few
days after publication, the second odi.
lion within a week after the nrst, the
ihltd edition before II could be dolly.
cred from the bndory, and the fourth
about week later The enthusiasm
Of tho reviewers is bcIng Justified by
oyonta,
Miss l., pougob author Of "Tha
summit House Mystery In n daugh.
ter OF tho late John Dougall Of The
Montreal Witness She was born In
Montreal IN 1865 Her lrst book Reg.
gars All" Was not published until 1891,
She was educated at Edinburgh Uni.
verrlly and has lived much abroad, but
lately has spent part Of each year IN
Montreal The scene NJ her latest and
most fuccessful novel " laid IN tho
mountains OF Georgia:
The recent death Of joseph jefferson
recalls attention 10 Mr. William WIN.
,er'a biography Of the actor pub.
llahod some years ago by The M0cmil-
Ian company with many illustrations,
The Life ana Art Of Joseph Jefferson"
includes u sketch Of the Jefferson fam.
Nv Of actors, and accounts Of Jonor.
sons work In his chief parts
Dr. Ashmeal, Of New York, Quarrols
with "Os' description Of Tho yellow
War OF Japanese abdomon'cuttine,
CHILLED either "gotzupukka' or "hnrikl.
IT." Describing the different methods
Of heroic suicide he states OF one
coso coming under his own notice that
the patients dying took nine days,
Tho acL' says DR., Ashmead, has
always Two sCcncs-a cut made
obllqucly over the abdomen from right
Ia lcfl with hair.sharp dagger, and n
manipulation that finishes tho man, II
The suicide N voluntary, not only tho
first but also the second part NJ tho
net IL performed by tho hand NJ tho
suicide After having cut hls abdomen
he also piorces ha throat with his own
hand A friend " the anonymous M.
ton Of "'rho yellow War" reports that
he has forwarded pr Ashmcad's chal.
longo through London, whether tho
author H. os pr Ashmoad denies, u
Japanese, or, no ls likely, ono of tho
most brilliant of the returning English
correspondents may somewhat be IN.
dictated by the time It takes 30" 10
me up the glove
owing to the very large advance de-.
.land ana the consequent necessity for
printing u much larger first edition
than was anticipated The Macmillan
company have been Obliged to post
ponn the publication Of Jack Londons
new story, Tho Game from May 81
10 june l.
Rose Of butchers Cooly a we'll
known novel by Mr. llOmlin Garland
IL 20 appear next month IN a new odl.
ton, The Macmillan company who
publish the book, issue also three 9th.
en- books by Mr. Garland ON the mid.
dlo.wcGtern country IN which he grew
up--"pnlrlo Folks" boy Iigo on the
Prairie" aud MAIN Travelled Roads"
Long before the present acute dis
ruaslon OF the future OF the negro
IN America, Lnfc0dlo lloNrn, who was
"A friend of the race rather than AN IN,
envy and nv N well known, married
u Japanceo, made nevertheless tho
following prediction As for the
black man. he must disappear with the
yoors his support has been cut
from undor him ana hIs life must
Wllhcr IN ~ PROSTATE helplcrsncsa,
but Ne viii leave behind him
"lhc echo ot the pWoetly melancholy
songs Of slavery, tho wlcrd and beautl.
ful melodies born IN the hearts Of tho
poor chlldlIke people 10 whom free
dom was destruction Now
from Professor william Benjamin
Smith, of Tulnne university IN Tho
color Line The soundosl presentation
Of the eoulh'a point Of Wow that has
vet been given 10 the public, comes
these similar words "'fho sun ~ llhcr.
~ has M sooner arisen with burning
breath than lo' emtlcn by the wind
ara beam ht Wlhers ana dps'" Proc
fessor smith backs with solid Nrgu-
mont ana detailed atntsllcs his theory
that "iho negro IL not only Yielding
but Yielding fnetor and faster