The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15


Sic, wcver,S Longs hanlss went. too, and
1T was we'll IS for Nfuscoyy prove to- PC g
deal harder to get out OF than Into. 80 no
Tiger was a mast teri vi man, II hard cruel
ana passionate; but tho time came W q
\ Amy could twist q him around her inger,s
and a .Winklng Of the eye would have
made her 81 sarita withina{the fortni ght.s
Il This she refused to do; } and her supseTs
quent wi thdra wal wa 8 tn rot 81 renee
land bloodshed and was accomplished a q.
aII$Only tnro 81 the
swain III &, Il Nj
( The story Is vel written and Interest,"
q, Ivan, the Tsar, Is clev IA SYn ana
seems genuine. The best characte ~ gtne
x book is Frapatk In, tho bold prince w lo
alone had tho hardlhood to beard II the
Tiger In his lair. Fl also had the sing W
lar cour age TO cap Vol . into 9 h a.
nelsyald$ OF the. re rocous Woit-7liou!'
whom. 1t had fallen. not quite by !, aecl-
dent theYperllious l0ti Il OF YOU 2 g. 4SLoIlG-
istanks to tend. 9;s f#.s l9 " S5S
fHoPE HATHAWAY. BY Frances Park
NJ or. 4os I'D, $3.50 c. NJ. Clark Pub
fishing Company, Boston. is| Ssj5,,H
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/ stray Englishlnan Of "a hero, temp rarll2
x So ourning 4 In America and WI hout Il 2 q
n parent family tics Of any sort, Is going
Is Is, como in For tie revcrsion Of astitlo and
ancestral landed estates ~ few ages In
advance of |" Finis,'' ~ IN this stirring story
Of ives torn ranch life. Ed wardS IA vingston
seems such a thoroughly self-suffi cient
! sort OF fellow as to appear uble to- dis
pense with this tradi tional prop and part
Eing pat on the back. but The 2author las
not been willing to tear herself way from
| the demands OF tho convent onnl. So. we
| find tho EN- 81 lshman dubbed Lord .Llylng-
ston somewhere near the end Hope Hat n
away Is q true child OF the west, haplt lal-
lly packing q gun IN ller blo use ana wear
| Ing like "a flower q reputat lon as the
deadest shot lii all the country side. Lty-
ingston Is a sheep-mun, & living, as his luck
went, III afcattle country, ana out Of that
| simple fact grew all the trouble. Cattle
men,. 1t appears. are terribly down 4s.'n
sheep men, and there was trouble brew
ling for the gllshman from the start
IyThe night his ranch Is q attacked by The
cattlcmen, Hope rides far and fast 70
save him, VI God in heaven, she /. SAL 90
Wildly to herself, 4 ! swear t 10y shall not
harm q hair OF your head ~ tear t'le
heart out OF every man " o. hem tlla :
comes near YOU " kll them ali' ~ ~
mounds tile sileaAs, the low vcrnlin T. u v
kingston, however, gets a. llnsty " oInd w
tine shoulder and this precipi tes IIo POS
! maiden confession. T There lis q very luln py
SPOT on the course OF true love. created
| nv q letter that came to LIVINGSTON from,
,.Yo,,ur rel,entant IIelene,n and LEADING
of with my darling boy;;n which Hope.
ulnask ad, chanaed at least mar tiall Y TO PEI
ruse, Needless TO say this tss all salls-
I'factorlly explained away, and tho clos
ling chapter accordsj lis unnlstakables cyl i-
donoe that IIope will ono day he! add ress ;.
ed ny her friends as Lady Llyiligstoa.''
\ a vigorous story Will, plenty Of Livery
liueident to eng gei the readers interest
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EcABBAGEs AND KINGS, BytD Henry,
Tl. s44 M. $3.50. Mcclure Phillips and
Company, New York Bell Book g a lp'
il sg Stationery Gonna ", Richmond,
Ilerry's first book IL 5000 Se g .
4 ma ke Us wish 1t were y v reat deal better
4 yrhere is no trouble evident on the scors
III sipability to tell y good story, ma ms Y.
4 foelS that Ms falling ia ma N good novel
.-er, isNlasd any sort tlaYel,Ellas Pa !.
4 aus ia ca eleAshess ana hear lazy indll'
4 ference, &, Cabbu yes and 10 Ilslrs
mn ch-Wofk az ya rts, ta bic eFaz ~
quilt ~ ii nasiRti ls tirs SEVEN 81