Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-06
e+NOTES.~V

Come years ago whom Booth Tarklng.
TONS THE Gentleman from Indiana
appeared, Il aroused some criticism IN
Indiana on the score that II poked FUN
nj the Hooser people, The passing time
has justified Mr. Harrington, and tho
people Of hooslerdom are reconciled,
h1ne Gentleman from Indiana" has just
been produced as n play IN indianapolis
one of tho leading papers touching
upon the feeling that some people had
about the book, says; THE two great
plays dealing with Indiana, The Gene
tIeman from Indiana ana The County
Chairman, are absolutely fair TO tho
state and lts people, The characters
are painted with tenderness and beau.
~, II In no reflection upon the state
that there are people IN II Who en-
dowed with an abundance Of horse
sense and nobility OF sentiment, are
somewhat deficient IN the use OF Ian.
guegc or suffer somewhat from tho lack
Of higher education. Tie dramatiste
In the case Of both those Hooslcr plays
make It very plain that their hearts ara
In the right place"
Charles Wagner writes from Paris 20
hls publishers MccMrc.phllips, that
M NOV looks out from his study win.
dow ON the green trees and the green
turf, and works hard on his book ot
impressions Of America" The French
are 10 have the benent OF Mr. Wag-
ners OPINIONS Of the American people,
for the chapters arc 20 be published
serlaIIy IN the Revue dos Reyues,
Nancy Stair" by Elinor Mccartney
l..g al a
ere, A second edition was recently or.
dered for England, by william Heine.
mann and the twentieth American edl-
lion has Just been printed, A dramatic
version OF the story IN now interesting
New York thoatcr.gocrs, Miss Mary
M'on'rlns appearing IN tho title role
Thaekoray heads a notable succession
OF authors who have handled brush or
tehcll credltebly, ana with more or less
power 10 bring them fame, Among the
newer noyclIsts, Booth Harrington WIN
pe remembered an the illustrator az his
DOOR, The Two Van Revels." But Of
ILLUSTRATORS who write, the list " incon-
SIDERABLE, Coylon u, H0llingswortll, who
Contributes comedy OF boy life 10 tho
Npnl MoClure'e, II one OF these, lie In
= caftoonlst whose work Nv familiar 10
m' readers OF the pi,nburs Dispatch,
~ Is Interesting 10 know how a man
nko Ernst llaeckol author OF "Tho
wonders OF Late" has been enabled
70 lNO0r strenuouely for years, produce
volumes Of scientific work, and keep
IooOst and strong, This IN HIS own
account OF his method OF living,
" am an early riser begin work
~ summer and IN winter, after
we customary llght breakfast OF coffeo
.nu lolle, ! do not take second break.
,s' AZ Q or II. as many Germans do
Ky work continuously untl o'clock,
Mhen ! have dinner. This, with me,
w WIN All Germans, IN tho hearty meal
y, ,ho day After dinner | take
naI'nourB napl then read tho news.
Eoper OF chat with my family for an
hVul ana porhaps 60 for n long walk,
~, aDou' = like all Germans, I take my
Ivy Oh G,onoc, but without cake or other
,VWUo, Thcn. at 4 having had three
'I hours ~ brain rest and diversion,
WI ready TO No 10 work again, and
VIII accomplish four hours more OF work
m w,.noui undue fatigue, At 81 have
ny ,a,her llght supper, and after that
,,a,,oinpl no further work, giving tho
S,ulOe TO reading, conversation or