The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-19

r,,o ;ust.elosing wear, which has
rbt IN the world such marked ad-
ns plo"s IN so many WAYS of lasting good.
,S W. taken toll for all its favors. SIX
ro pa and more of those who, IN the
~ sss have played agents to progress,
terc f"y since January last came in, been
nnsIled upon 10 close their accounts
md and leave forever inc service OF thelr
sivows sra We have (and long must
aenv;hi tho records rhcy have lett,
snt ca none the less, what loss is written
,rrro in the passing of such dozen
10 fhese -. Giants. every one. IN large
ssssh;cyemcnt as in lofty hopes:
,.n,orv-Bcnot Constant COQCELIN-
'rbe most accomplished actor on the
tmrnneau stage. Those who saw him
SCI arc never likely 10 forget the
shls face. which seemed TO have the
never OF expressing every shade OF
s ,mn.rtinence. shyncss, naiNctc ana
hroad content. before ever = word
was spoken.-St. Leo Strachey
4 .,r,l-AIgernon Charles SWINBURNE-
In his death the whole t.nsllsn-rcad-
Inc world has lost u master OF verse,
+. Who In his special province OF pocsy.
yielded TO no one living, If he had
ilt,lr 10 say Tint we had not heard,
he said II in verse ol consummatc
skill. It lie was genius of not the
aus kind london Times.
,niI-IIelcna MoDJESKA-Uer profess
slonal career had ended. but she had
uot been forgotten, and she never Viii
bs. 4 more gracious presence mas not
nj any time adorned oGr stage. For
thirty years she occupied n GunSpic
,iors nosition, which her genius had
,onouered and which her cnrhralliug
charm and ample equipment enabled
her easily 20 msintain.-William Win
fer.
sorIl-Francis Marion CRAWFORD-He
hud this In common with the great
masters Of his craft. that with the
narrative silt at the tips Of his I'm
GERS he always settled down 10 his
desk on the hypothesis that the story
is tie thing. Like Dumas. in an
earlier dav. and Ike Stevenson in his
oEr. he made II his business TO en-
tertain.-Royol CortissoZ.
Msy-Eenry II. ROGERS-Whcther he
was a brakeman or a petroleum King,
he knew his business. He got what
he wanted out OF people and out of
llle.-Public Opinion.
|Nsy-George MEREpITiT-On One oE the
strongest Individual figures in the lit
eratlirc or his time. Reflection. feel
Il Ing and experience are embodied in
his greater novels ms IN the work Of
none OF his contemporaries. Through
ali the often involved description and
II . criDtIH ullEfIllt' lIlliS III IAliAE JIG %
lion Of the poet and the keen Wit of
The sent@rtious NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.r SPECTATOR
1upe--S Sarah Orn" JEW ETf--An apostle
Of New England, standing close 20
Hawthorne in clothing the tale OF It's
lie with the beautiful grace Of the
finished csslyiSr r-Chiclg Dial.
,ub-Simon. NEWCoMB-Ry- his death
science has sustained one Of the most
severe blows Of recent years Amer
ica has lost hcr most eminent man
OF science. ana not since the death OF
Adams has the world been deprived
VI so illusuIous an investigator la
theoretical as,ronomy-Slr Robert
Ball.
septeniber--John 4. IoHNSON-IIis
death Is a national loss. lie was one
OF the strong individual figures
evolved from the complex, population
of our great northwest, who COM
hined many qualities OF popular lead
crship with a gravity and sincerity. OF
purpose that gave promise OF hiSn
public usefulness. His too short ca
reer Is an honor 10 American man
hood and triumph OF American
dcmocracy.--W. III. Taft
septomber-EdwaFd " HARTMAN
Here vas ability of the highest order;
bere, too. was ina gination. enabling
the creator Ia measure Tho possibilities
Of his schemes; here was unlimited
courage. and marvellous grasp nl
administlative detail. accompanying
organizing power Of first magnitude. -
Springfield Republican,.
Qciobsr--C5A Nc i-CUTH-TUNG- China s
late grand councillor WAS one Of her
very greatest men. II seems not too
much 10 say he did more for her well
fare than any other OF his ;imc-Sir
Robert Hart.
0rtobsr-Hjrobumi lTo--lTis place with
Bismarck and Cayour is securc.-Lou-
don Times.
BY Hands of Bloody Violence.
The Assassination uf Prince Ito has
not been the only such bloody taking.
OH which The twclycmonth has been
rallied 10 witness The anticipator OF
the blind Korean "palriot was found
IN the very heart of London in the late
spnng when n Hindoo student shot
snd killed Sir Curzon Wyllio because
o. the part he had played in England IS
ADMINISTRATION nf her vast Asjatic
penlnsula, while tho auiltun brought
xeclltion TO Francisco Ferrcr. the Span
h'I SOCIALIST leader and teacher and 10