The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

Henry w. Elson. Is the title Of a book
to be issued early In May by the Mac
milan company. Mr.. Elson is O. lecturer
on American history in the University
Extension society, of Philadelphia. His
text book has been written for the gen
eral reader as well as for use In schools
or the grammar school grade and of the
grades immeditely above It,
According to statements contained in
two ARTICLES in the May Arena under the
mead Christian Science and It's Proph-
etess." Mrs. Eddy's claims to originality
In her statements of the law of mental
healing rest on slender foundations.
Methods, to say the least, curious and
ularity and cumulativeness as to produce
the effect of a very complete and start
u ing g expose pose THE Facts in the Case"
written by Horatio w. Dresser. author
of 1.-The Power of Silence" and other
important metaphysical works.
Messrs D. Appleton e. Co. announce
for early publication "The Races Of Eu-
rope, Sociological Study by Prof. VIM
= 6al Ripley - Imperial Democracy" by Pr.
Klondike," by Prof. Angelo Heilprin; "a
Fowler, author OF Concerning, Isabel
Anstey, and "Idylls, of the Sea- by
Frank 7, Bullen,. author of 'The Cruise
of the Cachalot."
The June Atlantic Monthly will contain
the opening chapters of a new serial
story entitled "To Have and to Hold.
by Miss Mary Johnston, the rising and
popular young author of the brilliant
historical romance. Prisoners of Hope"
which has been so successful during the
past season. Miss Johnstons work not
only became Immediately and unusually
popular, but is admitted by the best crit
les to be of the highest order of histor-
1cal fiction, full of vigor and interest, and
yet accurate and true to life and time.
The May McClures is especially nota-
bic for It's articles of sharp present in
terest. J. L. Steffens supplies a valuable
and often dramatic chapter in recent pol
tiles In the story (never before fully toId)
OF Theodore RooSevelts experiences with
the warning political reformers and party
politicians during his recent canvass for
the governorship of New York and since
"A new and fuller view of Admiral Dewey
and his way of dealing with affairs in
the philippines is given In Oscar King
Davis writing from his own personal
knowledge, acquired as the Manila cor
respondent of the New York Sun.
A souvenir of Miss Julia MarloWe in
repertoire Is announced in the series of
theatrical publications being issued by r.
FL. Russell. Miss Marlowe Is represent
ed in twelve characters by over twenty
beautiful half-tone reproductions of rho-
tographs and drawings made for the pur-
pose. The Pamphlet is uniform in size,
with the Maude Adams and Olga Meth
ersole souvenirs.
Imperial Democracy is the title of a
new book by David Starr Jordan, presi-
dent of Leland Stanford Junior univer-
sity, which is to be published in May by
D. Appleton & Co The book is said to
present series of striking studies of the
subjects 80 much discussed at present
The Macmillan company will publish
early in May Mr.. Ellis Yarnalrs volume
of "reminiscences. The title Of the book
will be Wordsworth and the CoIeridges,
With Oother Memories Literary and Po-
litfcal.''
ga Double Thread is the title of the
new novel by Ellen Thorneycroft Fow-
by" which is to be published shortly by
p Appleton & Co. The brilliancy Of
concerning Isabel Carnaby' is said to
be accumulated In this new novel, which,
moreover, will be found to represent even
more distinctly a storytelling purpose.
The Ledger Monthly for May is espe-
cially interesting to golfers. It has on its
cover a beautiful reproduction In color Of
Francis Days painting, ''The Golf Girl"
a brilliant specimen Of young American
womanhood. The frontispiece is a por-
trait of Miss Beatrix Hoyt, the champion
woman golfer of America Ian MacLaren
contributes a characteristic article, enti-