Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
NOTES.

Inc high estimation In which one OF
liz American periodicals. ts held In
| kgland was amusiugly and uninten-
| hnaly shown by an English lady the
| EAer day. In conversation with All
Insrlean visitor to London. The lady
/ toi those who read the best books ana
magazines and read with appreciation,
@ so the American was much sur
| used 20 hear her declare that English
magazines are superior to those OF
America, In this point, at least, he
Bought his own country superior ana
70 Insisted.
But the English lady held unreserv-
hy to her opinion. mo; the English
as BY far the best she said.
But to which Of the English period
Halls would you give such high placer
nked the American.
We'll. hrst Of all, to Harpers Month
w. eane the delightfully."- unexpected
reply.
She knew the Harper'e only In Its
English edition. and had never suspect
y Il to be an American psriodicall
Miss Mary Johnston. who has been In
-ilieal health for many months, has
eirely recovered. She win spend the
NIer IN Richmond.
Rev. Dr. Minot J. Savage, who some
tsnths ago retired from his active
alrch duties In New York city, Is Mt
nt home OF his son-in-law, Rev. Minot
anons, Of Cleveland. suffering from
neItreme case of nervous prostration-
lack London has been busily at work
y ils new boat, IN which he started
y October With his wife and her uncle
y lelsurely cruise around the world.
ne boat is to be As feet long, and
sesd have been shorter, Mr.. London
sntes had ii not been impossible to
Nette In a bathroom IN less space.
t' boat carries what Is known as Il
ss,a rig, which will he managed en-
Wy by the author and the uncle. a
~ OF some 80 years. An Asiatic cook
cabin boy will bs taken along,
VIII have no part in the sailing.
nrst port OF call will be Hawaii.
Thce the course will be through the
Nv seas to Japan, india, through
y. mediterranean, across the Atlantic.
w around the Horn to San Francisco.
-
NJ appearance of o new book by
nR crawford calls renewed atten-
~ me tact that no author has
IN ns popularity with both the Eng
Sia The American public so stead.
ssaa Tor - long a time. II is near
,.Aa., years since MIR, Isaacs'' was
,wuhshed. smos that time scarcely q
~ mas passed without a story from
trovc' aNtord and his popularity has
as steadily until today no author
opo~sala tser or more devoted band OF
ISi"e.s The new Crawford novel,
,s.c lazy OF Rome" is In certain ro-
.o ! return to the scene and style
Ine OF bis earlier hooks indeed.
wposala 10 he more Ike The Heart
Mn, man any other az his novels
'ast half dozen years.
Asas,. man ~ often recognized when
\, w,in,ot cxpect TO he was ren,,rea nv
70 tIlaih Dean Howells a few days
gauon ~ was hurrying to the railway
tnsvs T" catch q train, but stopped a.
Aneyle Nand for a copy OF The North
sasSsss Review. whereupon the how
ne wsl.h nl, hot the latest copy, but
M ~, tt was two weeks old.
10 bov Vwells merely supposlns that
gpor ", Considered him one of those
hrorsh na oid copies could be folsted
'haape uol kno~ing Of the recsn,
lrIcs a which the Review appears
s'srh AZ V ,n lnatesd of only once
p'ta,lon - ,ormerly, CURLY called his
ADM Bu,. instead OF ,ns,an,,v
w u,.n lm the current number ths
psetfs, peetedly said, with the re-
I w M lntietsne> of one who feels
Nny WA. mas given what tho customer
mr. piscs !, on, but this is the one
''n on November ilrst Why