The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-20

4 49, Fs-
fnde s4suropean RAGS" Prof. Ma6affy' writes
OF sBaireuth i'll 1896 but his ESSAY goes
ayfield from the title and strays into general
Waenerian criticism in way that will sat
lsly neither the friends nor the foes Of the
n niaI9u q. Bernard Shaw considers $50.
GiaiSm at the international Congress" in a
| ,gnly entertaining manner. In spite of
hnns'as.,, Mt; shaws socialism is becoming
hopelessly tinctured with common sense
me most notable contributions to the
t,ipn',nI section are Bourgeois story of "Nep-
WSI atio' an appreciation of Leasing by
Mezleres and NJ. Emile Faguet's admirahIe
resume or French poetry for the year that is
| past. The German section contains among
olher articles, tale by Paul TIeyse and an
| Iielfcrich. ~ " ~
A. fresh proof that the poet is not as other
! men Will be found in the current numbor of
the Critic, where Bliss Carman qiyes -
! brlef but highly entertaining account of him
S' iii,l III the course Of which 1t IS stated
b,,,l te cherishes a black, bitter, benighted
p,gotry against that harmless but digni6ed
| conveyance And seeing trousered women
aiue through the streets of Boston he is
~ 81 ~ 70 curse. Not while he has strength
e1,o uiR d paddle IN mill pond, intellect
cbbGfus" IeihalnlnS to count stack of poker
OllpS, VIII ne forsake these infinite amusa-
ni bdof. Tor any base utilitarian thing as
IMt tt bicycles are only fit for children and
lttter carriers. The moment gentleman
iuiS ms leg over one of them he becomes q
| George KEENAN, has written three short
stories Tor the coming volume of ST NtcboIas
! one is called How the Bad News Cane IN
Iis ana describes how Mr.. KEENAN, and
ms foinrdues, While at work on the Russian
! overland telegraph, received news or tTa
conipieuoh OF the Atlantic cable This of
course tp ruined and brought to sudden ston
! tle enterprise in which they were cngaTed
Another story, called MY Narrowas9 a.
! cape, Is an account of an exciting adyantIra
- r'Gssld. Inc first of the stories will an
pear III the November St. Nicholas.
,1 Among d, Appleton & Co.'S September
IL puoncdslons VIII be What is Electricity >"
p Wy iroi' John Trowbridge. of Harvard uni
Sclehtinc series; Alterations in Personajifv =
py AllTed bInet with an introduction bv
froi, :: Mark Baldwin; Fiat Money in
france new edition. by Andrew n Vhitn.
Inc statement OF Stella M9harIv ;, Nv w y
Anstey; "A Court Intrigue" by Basil Tb0mp'
geant ~ -hueiile ser
me september Cosmopolitan returns to it's
Ne id 4i ana on the whole satisfactory
eti,r rueSisu after several months of inter
81 experiment. Among the attractions Of
T I issue are stories by Frances CouTtenav
naEiUr' Gertrude Hall and John ! a 'Rectlef
an iiiusir4 4 article on Granada by H. c.
/ u atheid-Iaylor, some very good Tarca h.,
several writer's, a sketch of W " Story ny Ivy
MIS- Lew Wallace. and the award If +ba
prize IN the horseless carriage contest, '''0
one of the features of ''ATusic" for the
month IS very interesting account nv E[arie-
~ - AeC u some American singers in Lon
1ni.Io y pupil OF Mrs. Fannie BIoomfeld-
Itief writes very entertainingly of her
ARTIST class in piano playing. -''i
J., Henry N, Blossom Jr the author a.
more imam tWenty-siX years old He has ba3
no special training beyond what he has giyan
nIHseif having never teen cunnec-,i in an,
1nIY 1ic.y
or Checkers " wit is Criginal with = ln,I1,o
man well known in St Louis, who WIS IN
part model for the hero OK the nook his
sayings Oh course, not in his general career.
The following books are announced ~
Messrs Harper G Brothers, for publication
during September:
History Of German Struggle for Liberty =,
BY Poultney Bigelow; Curtis CONSTITUTE, TaI
History Vol. H.; Literary Landmarks
OF venice by Laurence Hutton; with My
Neighpors, by Margaret e EGngster: The
Old Infant, and Similar Gtor ss.'' by viii
Carleton; Modern Greek Mastery" by l. l..
Stedman A. NJ, NJ. d.; II Irper's Dictionary
Of Classical Literature and Antiquities,
edited by Prof. Harry Thurst3n PECK:
Shakespeare, the Boy by William J. RoIfe;
Aspects of Fiction, and other Ventures in
Dale by Kirk Munro9; 'Lyars CO, logy
thew edition.; "Reminisc noes Of an OCtO-
geGaridn, 1SlG-1S60-' by Charles H. HasyelI
and Impressions and Experiences b. "
y. Howels.
The complete novel in the October issue of
LipPincotts is "A Grown Prince of Rexania,"
by Edward S. Van lille. The prince visits
America, falls in love with a New York girl
is rescued and goes home to fight for his
throne on the news Of his fathers death.
Isabel T. HOpGC0d describes Russian Girls
and Boys at School" Ellen Oney Kork
writes Of The Last Resort Of Art''-copying
in the galleries Of Europe. Prof w. c. Law
oh h.