Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22

or lhlN mat JACK London, The Moll-
known writer who Is passing the sum.
mcr at Glen Ellen, win soon be- mar.
rled 10 Miss rhprmlon Kltucdgo.
These rumors hive been strength.
onod by LondonB purchase yesterday
OF thc Grconlaw place, mountain
ranch Of l9N acres above Glcn Elton
ana by his declaration that We would
hulld "a 'plpndil homo ON the place,
Miss klttrodgo took great interest In
the transactions She W. a young Wo.
man ~ propossosplng appearance and
comes from a literary family her uncle
being ~ former publisher of the "Oyor.
land Monthly" Miss Kiltrodgo resides
with nor aunt Mrs, Eamos, above Glen
Ellen and, IN company with Jack Ions
dom pho often rides horseback over the
county roads She sometimes con.
tributes to various magazines
London has u bungalow near Glen
Ellen, whore he does much Of his writ.
Ing, At present he ~ at work on u sor.
inl story for the llorptrs, The new
property he has acquired WIS held at
u high figure hut London took II at the
price asked,
Funk a Wagnallg company win pub
llsh shortly "rho Preparation of Man.
uscrlp,s Tor the Printer" By Frank
H. NiHctcllN associate editor " the
standard Dictionary Besides giving
directions 10 authors ON how 10 pre-
pare copy and correct proofs, Mr. VIZ
ctolly'N work points out how authors
can oTootlvCly reduce the cost of core
rc'llonN IN tyne, ana tolls them where
ana how 20 mako such corrections,
The recent additions 10 the store Of
manuscripts IN the BlhlIothodut Nat.
ionllc at Paris are now at the service
OF students They comprise the pauos
~ HolN The correspondence Of gnorgc
sand ana Mussct, the Brnlome manu-.
scripts the letters OF Madame De SHol
10 FHuWcl the Manctto papers. tho
corlespondonto ana many other pnporg
or INlciS, ana the manuscript account
OF a voyage 10 tho United states by the
que dc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Inc lato Lady nilko, one of tho most
brilliant WomCn OF her time, Waa NOT
ns has been often stated, tho orplppl
OF notothel Brooke. IN "Mlddlomarch."
liul II IN tho case her husband slyR
that the religious side of that churapioi
was taken by George Elliot from tho
letters of the Rlrh who was thon Mrs
Mark Pnliaom There was American
blood In thoir Wrllor for phc Was Inc
daughter Of Samuel strong Of Aurusil,
ga llor nation namo was Emllu
Francis strong
Nobody knows whom thoro win be
round any authoritative biography OF
mo aulhor OF Lorna noono" I'm the
lists devoted IN letters llhckmoro lcrt
"a
when lorbl0 access io his papers. ana
such "A book undertaken BY outsldorl
would naturally have no yalue Tho
hovoliHtH NE was 20 secluded and nm
cNonlful That AN account OF n could mo-,
DC made interesting without the lCttors
ana other personal documents which
ave beyond the reach Of tho literary
"gmbbcr'
IN her South African romance ontl.
Tea ron The Firms Limo" Anna Chap.
IN Ray has collaboration Hamilton
Brock Fuller Mn Fuller h cam.
dlnn VINO grew up iusp In time tn ho
IN the field during he lnrl rs months
OF tho lloor war yet he was I'M two of
lno moro important engagements Of
mat later period with me Scottish
Horse he fought ana was wounded a,
NloaNonteln, and, nearly "A yonr ator
Nc was with the South Airlcnn Light
Horse during Lord Kitchener famous
drive At Woyohock
NJ nv Ray Is AN mdclallgnhlc literary
worker who scored her nrsl success
as me author Of a Juvenile story "rcd.
az Her Book since her nrst book
was published by Little, Brown IS Goa
she has written almost constantly. BE-.
Sides her TEDDY" stories aho has writ.
ten three novels, each life unfunl.
cd" "Thc Dominant strain" and "By
the Good salnlo Anne" A now edition
OF the lntlor booka.a romance Of Mod
orn Quebec has lust been published,
win many iull-pogo plates OF scenes IN
aud around quebec In "On the Firing