The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-14

OF these relate to Rudyard Kipling's new
volume, which he has decided to ' cali The
pays Work" The title does not Apply to Ghe
aulnors connection with the contents of tne
volume, for he has been engaged upon the
book book for the past three or four years S:x
Times mas ne read and worked over the proc s.
times more II the forms were not already on
the press. as the book is to be published on
Sept, 81; Another Interesting announcement
ZOE SoRaa translated by the authority, and under
the tn, direction, Of the author Gas We Grow
Saa n Is the title Of the book. which certainly
as the septuagenarian Jokai does not grow
S Std, ,, put gets younger with every year that
ne lives. The Doubleday & Mcclure company
have arranged with DR.. Jokai to become the
autnorized American publishers of all his flu
Everyone knows the Temple edition of
Shakespeare and what delight it is to ths
eye and to the hand. for there is much in
the "feer' of a, book. Other Temple classics
give US e. Temple Dickens, in cooperation
with the Doubleday & Mcclure company. A
novelty of this edition viii be a da nty
frontispiece In color for each volume
A. c. McClurg & Co. make few announce
I ments for the fall. the most important of
has wilton their series Of nineteenth century
histories The present volume will be called
effectually conceals certain intimate personal
records of the War of the Revolution.
part of the book is made up of the diary OF
an ancestor of the authors. who was ths
friend of Talleyrand and of many of the most
distinguished leaders of the time. For the
same firm. Mrs; Hattie Tying Griswold. who
wrote Home Life Of Great Authors" viii
still sells we'll has prepared book to be
called Personal Sketches of Recent Authors "
a new egst book f for bSys b. p Dunn VII
THE True Story of Benjamin Franklin"
by Elbridge s. Brooks, is announced by the
the fifth in the same authors popular series.
"Childrens Lives Of Great Men," and is to
be .profusely illustrated The Lincoln. Grant
and Washington in this series are having
great sales
Mrs. Louise E. Catlin. of Brooklyn, whose
stories for children and young people are at
tracing much attention, will shortly issue
through the Lothrop Publishing company.
A revolutionary romance of section not
50 we'll known to patriots as it should be.
Eastern Long Island is nearly ready from
! the press of the Lothrop Publishing company
! 1t Is called IAN Island Heroine" and Is
written by Mary B. Sleight
Thomas Whitaker announces the follow
ing publications for the fall: 'Cathedrals OF
England by Herbert Rai1ton: Romance OF
G Gas Making; Sketch of the History Of
Frances E. willard: 4 story Of a NobIs
Woman" by Florence Witt; VISIONS" Sun
day morning sermons at st. Bartholomew's.
Answers About the Bible by the Rev. AL
bert W. Hitchcock. The Inoarnate Word
and Oth,r Sermons" by the Rev Anthony
Schuyler; The Patriots of Palestine: A
Story of the Maccabees." by. Charlotte N.
Debenham; The Autobiography OF a Bull
dog" ard "a Roman Household"
D. Appleton Co. announce a new novel
by G. A. Henty, THE Queens Cup"
The reason Spain fails as coIonizing ma
ton is to be shown in The Establishment
OF Spanish Rule in America" by Prof. Ber-
| nard Moses of the University of California.
In this volume, to be published by the Put
mans very soon, comparison is to be made
| between the colonial policy of England and
Spain. which has been done befo-S, but the
prime cause for failure will be shown to lie
further back than that in the motives and
methods of establishing Spanish rule in the
ncipient stages of exploration and colonial
| ton.
! The Putnams will soon announce a new
| book by Marion Harland called "Where
Ghosts Walk" 1t will describe in her SYM
pathetic vein the haunts of familiar char
acters In history and literature. There will
be wide range of characters and haunts
as in the list are included King David, the
Medici and Thomas Carlyle.