The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-04

Wright, NJ. A, fellow and tutor of Queens
college. Cambridge, crown 8vd (ready);
Some Old Testament Problems" by John
p. Peters, d. D.. Disc. (ready shortly; "The
Kingdom of Heaven Here and Hereafter"
by Canon Winterbotham, NJ. A.. B.Sc. ILL., b.
(ready shortly.
Mrs. Lynn Linton bequeathed her writing
desk to Miss Beatrice HarradeQa of whose
work Mrs. Linton spoke so appreclatively In
her last novel. "onee Too Many'"-Bookman.
The September number Of the Pail Mall
Magazine published Aug. 49,. contains 'The
Anglo-American Union" Modern Battle"
''The Real Mark Twain" THE Philippine
Islands," "A Day of My Life at Cambridge"
and Mr.. Crocketts new story. Crime"
the third of Mr.. j. Holt Schooling's ingenious
articles on the incidence of crime, will also
appear. and will include many tables and
diagrams. together with "A Son of the
Marshes
If Marie Corelli alone is too much for tho
English critics 1 wonder what they will
to a combination of Marie Coreln, Susan.
Countess Of Malmesbury, Lady Jeune, and
Flora Annie Steel. These four ladies
the joint authors Of book which Messrs.
Hutchinson announce for immediate pubIica-
ton. The subject is the ever-recurring ques-
ton of matrimony, and the writer's deal with
1t from the point of view which gives the
book its title Of 1.-The Modern Marriage Mar
ket." With the idea perhaps Of breaking 1t
gently to the reviewers the work has already
appeared serialy in THE Lady's Realm. -
Book News.
The leading articles in the September Har-
per's are days in the Arctic" Notes from
the Journal Of Frederick G. Jackson, illus
trated with thirty-three photographs taken by
the author The New Fiscal Policy of the
FOrd
Some Thoughts On the Policy Of the United
States" by James Bryce, author of THE
American Commonwealth" The Experience
of the United States in Foreign Military Ex-
petitions" by Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart;
Social Life in the British Army" Part l.,
by a British officer, illustrated by r. Cation
Woodville; THE Turk at Home" by Sidney
Whitman, +. r. G. S.; ''Mr Gladstone" Sec
ond Paper, by George w. Smalley; and THE
Romance of a Mad King, Ludwig IL, of Ba-
varia," by the Rev. Alexander Mackay-
Smith, D. D., illustrated by portrait en-
graved by e. Schladitz, and from drawings
by Harry Fem and George Wharton Ed
wards
McClures Magazine for September will
contain an article by George B. Waldron on
1.-THE Commercial Promise of Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines" and an article by
Ray Stannard Baker describing the elaborate
and costly system by which the news of the
war has been reported for the American
newspapers.
The September number Of the Bookman
begins the eighth volume Of that magazine.
1t contains two articles of timely interest on
Bismarck as a Phrase-Maker," by Prof.
Munroe Smith; an Inquiry as to Rhyme"
by Brander Matthews, and an appreciation
of the late Mrs. Lynn LitnOn, by Beatrice
Harraden. Prof. Harry Thurston Peck will
contribute an article Nietszche called "A
Mad Philosopher" and the eighth paper on
the series OF Living Continental Critics"
will be on Anatole France, by Frederic TGber
Cooper. An interview with Mrs. Robert
Louis SteveHson-the only interview she has
given-Wll Gpear in the same number, which
will also contain the first article Of a series
entitled First Books Of American Authors"
with fac-similes OF the title pages by l.. 5.
Livingston The initial article includes the
first books Of Hawthorne, Emerson, IhoreaI
and Whittier. There is the usual London
and Paris letters, reviews Of new books and
other departments.
Outing for September transports us out of
the hurlyburly of war to the peaceful, brac
ing mountain side, the secluded woodland and
the briny, breezy sea, where we may re.
cuperate from the nervous exhaustion Of
these latter days, and return to our vacations
renvigorated and reinspired. The number
teens with good things. amongst which are:
THE First Cruise of the seawanhaka
Knockabouts." by A. ]. Kennedy; Sports
Yarn of the Yampa," by E. L. H. McGinnls
"Moses-The Tale of a Dog" by F. T. Ha-
gam Among the English Cotswolds;" "An
Elk Hunt in the Rockies" by Joseph B.
Doe; THE Monaghan Pheasant in Oregon; :"
BLACK Bass Fishing in Lake Emile" "A
Morning With the Squirrels in Virginia.
'How Swordfsh Are Cought;" Racing in a
wn-to-Date 51-Footer,' and lone Days
Ducking," by Ed w. Sandys.