Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17


authors OF lhcm are well known, both
il and oui ol lllomlufo and that n sin'
sic book by one uf them reached a sale
In excess Of 100000 copies.
MlE lSuhol strong author ~ Tho
NW nom Home livod for some years
in Honolulu whore tho scene ~ her
novel IN lhld she WaA prominent IN
American society there, ana IN the
count circle " KIM kankaua IN fact,
she was special prutogo Of inlnkaun.
" Was IN Honolulu ana through thh
hush kluduoFs that she had her nrst
experience win lie on the stage, When
me happened 10 cypress wish that
she ana her friends might give amateur
lhoalllcllt, ana her regret that there
was no suitable place nv which ~ give
mem kalhkNua generously offered ~
n'lld u lhelior for her ana proceeded
10 DO IT, Though not as large ns the
avngo thoatoE II was cSouipI,oly
equipped ana N had u royal box, which
was occupied on gala nlghls hy tho
KING himself Mrs strong was leading
lady nl thlH amateur company and sho
ana hol support had the courage 10 at
lrlnpl Whatever pleased them, Their
Rlrllcsl successes Worc IN such playa ar
"a SCRAP NJ Paper ana our Boyg,'
hut their ambition carried them ire.
qnrhlly aa fan caste or "rho ri.
Nula,"
II adds AN indcilnuhe tang 10 the
interest of a story 80 know that It's
characters are drawn more or less from
Well'knoNn people DIsrnoll took ad.
'annRo Of This fact IN at least one
MMlkng Instance and Mrs, llumphry
WOld has prontcd by II also Edwin
lgicyro'B latest story, "Tho Golden
Flood, win acquire an added interest
WHOM the reader knows that the cap.
are Mig Wall street ngurcs OF our time
Mhom MI Lofovro IN Ms position as
financial editor Of tho New York Globe
hu. had "A chance 10 meet personally
ami a. observe closely MI Lofoyr0
glYrs no M thoIly for the following
qualifications, hut II ~ suggested that
Richard Dawson, the banker 10 whom
SoWg GrInnol poos with his doposIt0
NJ millions I'm gold, has prototype m
JUm,H H. NtlllmHu the MELONS are uup.
posed lo correspond 10 the Rockofellera,
and ls0oc lloraog N, IN NIL probability
Jacob SchIG
Prince Hropotkn IN hls book, "Rua.
Sian lIiUmlulo' ON which Ne had huch
long pngogod does u great service TO
l3uRlah,epouking lovers ~ Russian
writer's Bat "A very small part has been
translated Of what h best oven In con.
temporary Busyion literature, aud this
is only percentage of the great
worNs ~ MI kinds that enrich H. In
making hls survey Of his country's IT.
orary achievement, Prince liropotkM
has quoted ooplously from many roe.
Ognigod masterpieces for which there
had been no standard translation, and
mus gives English readers nm onpor'
tunlty 10 become familiar win u great
mass Of writing that would otherwise
be entirely out OF their reach
Thomas Davidson, the American phil.
osophoI called according 20 William
James IN McClure'g zone of the ~ most
learned men of hls time believed that
the true students Of the axe arc found
not 80 much IN universities, full of tho
IDLE sons Of the rich ~ In the fNotorlon
and workshops. Az DO result Of 4
chan ngo Al the close of "a lecture, Fro.
lcsHor Davidson organized n class OF
Wagesonrnors from tenement houses.
IN the face Of trying circumstances, this
class has developed ON the East side
I'm New YORK; into the prosperous
"Broadmune COLLEGE"
California II becoming sort Of Nee.
ca fur authors doyOllong From Santa
Barbara, stewart Edward White writes
friend that "thc whole country IN n
mass of wind flowers IKE q Persian
WU" and from the Slntu clara district
Mrs lsobol SlronM whose "rho Girl
from Home proves her familiarity with
the beauties Of Hawaii eNclalmH novor'
lholoss "Thls w the lovollost spot on
carlh' d., Throo little loR cabins
among tho redwood trees ON the top ot
q mountain overlooking the whole SAN
IN Clara valley llVlng
spring nj the Kitchen door n
Wild mountain brook brow'mg down tho
hillside for table a slab OF
redwood ON four sawed logs ,
and millions Of hommooks''
Dr. Abort s Ashmcod ~ New York
who seems "a have made u prolonged
study of the nnciont ana modern meth
ods of lInra-Hrl, has published IN The
New York Press some criticism of the
description Of tho net ~ given BY 90
IN hlN book "rho yellow war 20
writes q lottcr To an American frlcnd,
In which he says, "rho author NJ Tho
yellow WAR would nolnt out 10 Dr. Az
bort q Ashmold that II would be moro
scrmly N he read the authors refer.
enco 60 Hnrn.liH In The Yellow War
before publishing such statements nv
are nut into bis mouth by tho reporter
of 'ho Globe The learned doctor enyai
When this wrior % announces that
heroic suicide 0lNrn.HlrO causes I'm.
N 1iate death ho shows that he N not
a japanese or oven ono who knows
whereof he ercaks,' I the learned doc.
tor mad road whni have described hN
win ma That my description tables mi,
nulelv with the procedure he himself
claims Gov the suicidal ceremonN IN tho
case which I 0noio the unfortunate M.
wal lieutenant Wnninnnbc, hrs tho
second englnoer Of hl1 shlD standing be.
hostile him with n naked sword IN hla
hand Wnnionahc sclf-innlcts a sllght
lnoImon Tho SECOND onnlneer thoroup-
ON doonpliatei him O " u, The learned
doctor IN his anvlpiy 90 ndverleo
his superficial knowledge Of tnpnnose
rites ana ceremonies has committed tho
lndlsrpllnn ~ attack on insecure nrcm'
lsea Let up hone TINT no inbea more
lrau,it io ~ sln~Noele ~ hla nrnfea.
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