The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-03

The G.. w. Dillingham; Company an
nounces for immediate publication a revised
writings printed from new electro plates,
with tWenty-eight full-page illustrations
and photogravure portrait.
Messrs. M. F. Mansfield & Co, of New
York, announce a reprint from the English
edition of Mr.. Kiplings departmental dit
ties, now withdrawn from the trade The
same publishers announce. also, new edi-
ton of the "Barrack Room Ballads"
G. P. Putnam's Sons will have ready in
the course of few months the first volume
of the series of international Handbooks
years been in preparation. The series is
edited by the Rev. Orello Cone, D. d.
R. II. Russell & Co., West Twenty-ninth
street, New York, announce the authorized
edition of "Cyrano de Bergerac," by Ed
mOnd Rostrand the drama that has been
the sensation of Paris this year. The trans
latiOn is made under the immediate super
vision Of the author.
Dean Farrar is busily engaged upon
new book to be entitled The Life of Lives;
or Further Studies in the Life of Christ,
Mead & Co. Dean Farrar, 1t is understood,
has approached his subject from a new
point of view and deals with fresh aspects
of the New Testament life
The Appletons will soon publish Charles
A. Dana's "Recollections of the Civil War"
THE Scientific Memoirs of Thomas Henry
Porter a new volume in the Great Com
manders series. edited by Gen: James
road by Cy Warman In their n r"1 list f' Of
novels is one by Maarten Martens, en-
titled "Her Memory.
along the Bosphorus" by Mrs. Susan
is the title of volume soon to be issued
by Rand, McNally & Co. Mrs Wallace is
known TO POSSESS something like the liter
airy gift Of her famous husband. and her
residence in Turkey while General Wal
lace was minister from the United States
to that country, enabled the accumulation
or Interesting
ing the curious life of Turkish society.
The Cambridge edition of Tennysons poet
ical works, edited by William j. Rolfe on
the same general lines with the Cambridge
editions of Longfellow, Whittier Browning,
etc. Is promised from the Riverside Press
on the LIST of October. The greatest care has
side as perfect as Tennysons poems them
selves. and on the bookmaking SIDE, al
though the volume contains over nine hum
dred pages, a thin opaque paper is used,
which makes a volume wholly convenient
to handle.
Octave Thanet has named her latest
volume cleverly. IT is called "A Slave to
Duty and Other Women" instead of the
usual land other stories The book is en-
tirely about women and the joys and prob
lens of their lives. The publishers of the
book are Herbert S. Stone & Co, of Chi
cago. The cover design is taken from arr
old patch work quilt. Stone & co. announce
of Richard Harding Davis. Its title is The
BOrderland of Society," Among their other
announcements Is a DOCK or Etiquette Tor
Americans" by "A Woman of Fashion"
A new edition of Mr. Bellamy's story,
Looking Backward h" will be published by
Messrs. Houghton. Miffiin a. Co. early in
October, with a portrait and a biographical
sketch of Mr. Bellamy by Sylvester Baxter.
At the same time will appear a volume con-
tanning fifteen of Mr.. Bellamy's short sto-
ries entitled. from the first, THE Blind
Mans World" This firm will also bring
out soon an edition of Dickens's Child
History of England which promises to be
quite attractive. 1t will have forty-elght
full-page photographers of scenes and build
ings and landscapes famous in English his
tory from photographs which Clifton john
son made.
Among the fall announcements of Lam
son. Wolfe & Co.. Boston. are a volume
in THE Drama: It's Law and Its Tech
nique, by Elizabeth Woodbridge; and a
series of yale Studies in English" by
Albert s. Cook This firm also announces
for immediate publication The Santiago
Campaign, by Major General Joseph
Wheeler. commanding the United States
Cavalry division in the Santiago campaign.
With General Wheeler's personal narrative
this volume Will, separately. include a
series of dispatches that passed between
the generals on the field. and other docu-
ments forming by themselves a complete
official story OF the campaign; and also a
stenographic report Of the conversations
between General Toral and the Spanish
commissioners on the one side and the
American commissioners on the other. while
negotiating terms Of canitulation IN front OF
Santiago