The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-21
Notes.

Messrs. D. Appleton Co.'s announcements
foF August and nc September Der include Spanish
n naW xol,nn by James a Fitz Maurice
World series. edited by Edmund Gosse;
The History Of the World. new volume
Boston and Its Neighborhood," an historical
pilgrimage personally conducted by Dr. Ed
ward Everett Hale; Our Country's Flag"
by Edward 5. Holden; Philips EXPERIMENTS,
or Physical Science at Home,' by Prof. John
H Hrower ds aG Of Harvard university The
we'll Gray; 1.-The Widower," by w. e. Nor
ris; The Lust of Hate" by Guy Boothby.
and The Gospel Writ in Steel. by Arthur
Mr.. William LIE Queux's "Scribes and Phar-
sale in England. Mr.. lie oueux. who nov
resides most Of his time In Italy is at pres
ent in London and has brought wi h him the
corrected proofs of a new novel, to which he
has given the title of 1.-THE Day of Teanpta-
ton" Scribes and Pharisees will be pub
lished here in the autumn by Messrs Dodd,
Mead and company
"The Late George Ebers" Is the subject Of
an illustrated article describing his home life,
method of work, etc, which win appear in
the second monthly number of The Critic
tSeptember). portrait Of DR.. EIeEs. a pic
ture of his villa near Lake Starnberg, and
view OF the interior OF his library will ac-
company the article. further illustration
would have been the fac-simile of letter of
the distinguished novelist and Psychologist,
were 1t not that 1t Is written In purple ink,
which Is one Of the colors-hdue being another
that the camera positively refuses to recog-
nize. This number will abound with in err
esting and timely portraits and other pic
lures.
Charles Scribner's Sons list Of forthcoming
books for the fail Of 1895 is varied and inter-
esting. OF particular interest we note Henry
Cabot Cab Lodges The Story q the Reyolu;
G: Mitchelrs American Lands and Letters"
THE Workers-The West" by Walter A.
1Wyekoff Yesterdays in the Philippines"
by Joseph Early Stevens, and Mrs. John King
Van Rensselaer's THE Code Vrouw OF Mana
ha-ta-"
Among the interesting articles announced
for early publication in Harper's Bezar may
be mentioned Leading Feminine Educators"
by Carolyn Halsted. an illustrated paper CIV
presidents of the foremost women's colleges
in the United States; "Courtship and Mar
| riage." by Mrs. John Sherwood; short story
With Mothers BY Margaret Z. sang saaa.
The usual letters and departments are con-
tinued, including Club women and Club
Work. by Margaret Hamilton Welch.
Prospecting the Klondike" and WHO
Discovered the Klondike?" are the titles Of
two richly illustrated articles that will ap-
pear shortly in Harper's Weekly. They are
written by Tappan Adney, the Weekly's spe-
| cial correspondent, who has been in the gold
| O6iOhS LII IAS past year dilu HAS QdQ there
fore ample opportunity to study his subject
/
An unusual number of short stories with
I war flavor will be found In Harper's Round
Table for September. The opening one, How
| the Powder Boy Gave Us Courage" Is by
Lieutenant Commander Albion v. Wadhams,
| y. s. n. Others are: IAN Episode of the
| War OF 1870" by H. w. Fischer, and "The
Bo yis Father to the Man." an interesting
account Of Admiral Dewey as a boy, by s. A.
Shot," by Col. Henry Inman-an incident in
the early career of Col. w. F. Cody. better
venturer," by Reginald Gourlay; THE Lat
est Explorer of Asia" an account of DR..
Sven Hedlin's perilous trip through the
desrts of Central Asia, in addition to fur
Their installments Of the two serial stories
by H. B. Marriott Watson and Kirk Munroe,
and the usual short stories, including
description Of 1.-THE Hindoo Game Of Tether
Ball." by Julian Ralph.
THE Gospel According to Darwin" by
Woods Hutchinson, A. NJ, NJ. D., has just
been issued by the open Court Publishing
company, OF Chicago.