The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-02

starred with forget-me-nots. And love
and life there lingering have stolen into
these pages. The three books andAnfteen
chapters tell the story az a love Born In
tears which crossed the lines OF foemen
to draw two alien hearts together IN
tide Of passion sweeping down the years.
until Love wrought out its miracle. It's
sorrows crown. The face OF the lovely
Lady of Nimovitch, a Polish patrician OF
wonderful beauty. beams out IN these
pages, where a proud conqueror yields
10 the thralls of Love that hath US in
the net" Richard Henry Savage has
written here a whsle-heart history IN
novel throbbing with the vivid romance
which still clings TO the historic chateau
whose romantic woods were the scenes or
the story which the novelist derived there
from the legends Of stately Nimovitch.
"Gismonda," published by Street &
Smith, New York. No play produced
during the past year has made such an
instantaneous and overwhelming success
as that of "Gism onda.'' acted by Miss
Fanny Davenport, and We have every
reason to believe that the excellent nov
elization made by Mr.. Hall will achieve
the same measure of popularity. The
story is an intensely interesting one and
with q plot quite out of the common.
without a dull moment from beginning
TO end. and the characters are exceed
ingly well depleted. The beautiful Ouch
ess, WHO is forced to yield her pride to
the love of Falconer, Almerio. the brave
and devoted Falconer himself. the am
bilious Zaccaria, who plots to obtain the
crown of Athens and the hand of Gis-
monda: the stern bishop of Athens, the
faithful nurse and the pair of youthful
lovers, AQuello and Cypriella. are all OF
far more than ordinary interest.
steps Into Journalism. Helps ana
Hints for Young Writers" A book for
every one who expects to write for the
press, either as an occasional contribu-
tor or as a journalist. BY Edwin L. Shu-
man. 229 pages. Cloth, Sis. Mr.. Shu-
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writes. The book Is an excellent one for
any one TO read and study who intends
to follow the field of newspaper work.
1t teaches how TO plan a newspaper arti-
Gle, how the reporter does his work in
gathering news, the work OF the inter
viewer, the correspondent. the methods
OF the editorial room and how to write
specials. 1t is reliable and IL IS practical.
How TO Make Money Although a wo-
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them. It's special object is to point out
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without preaching. II offers very valua-
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I've manner-so attractive that II will
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HART, knows what 10 say and how TO
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pany, 81 Rose street, New York.
Merrill e Baker announce a new edi-
ton OF the works OF George Eliot and OF
her life, as compiled and edited from let
ters and journals by her husband. J. w.
Cross. To be complete IN twenty-four
duodecimo volumes. The Typography
and press work are by the University
Press. the type being we'll loaded and set
in small, easily read page, and the press
work the very best that skill and care
can produce. The different works may
be had separately. the price being uni
forrnly $50 per volume
THE One Too Many" by Mrs. r. LYNN
Linton, Is that authors latest story pub
lished by f. Tennyson Neely, Chicago.
The author saws the book IS INSCRIBED IN
the sweet girls still left among ms Who
have no part in the new revolt, but are
content to be dut:ful, innocent and shell
tered" Summer is coming, and for those
who have time 20 swing in tree-shsdea
hammccks this Is a good story to helm
pass the time.
cash va. COM Is a book recentlv
puohshed IN answer TO that much-read
book. Coins Financial School" II Is
written by Edward Wisner, editor OF the
News. Monroe. La. Published by Charles
II. Kerr Co. It's Monroe street. Chi
cago.
AT Market Value" by Grant Allen iz
one Of I. Tennyson Neely's new nublI-
cations Grant Allen is SO well known
as an Interesting writer that the einule
announcement OF a story from his pen
should be sufficient for those VINO enjoy
the work of n master