The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-18

1.-THE American in Holland" is the
| title of book for early publication by
Houghton, AIifilin a. Co. 1t is by DR..
w. e. Grifiis, who has made five visits
to Holland, traversing all of its eleven
provinces, and completing his latest
tour by witnessing the coronation Of
| Queen Wilhelmina. ..
Mr.. Everett r. Tomlinson, who has
written SO much and 81 well of Revolu-
tionary times and boys, has nearly
ready IA Jersey Boy in the Revolu-
ton which Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
will bring out this fall.
THE Little Fig-Tree Stories" is a
group of stories for young people by
Mary Hallock Foote, which VIII be pub
lished by Houghton, Mtflin e Co,
book of peculiar interest-~biog-
raphic, political, and ocial-is the
"Reminiscences of My Life" by Prince
Kropotl1in, the famous Russian revolu-
ZIONIST. His is emphatcally one Of
those true stories which are stranger
than fiction The book will have two
portraits of Kropotkin, and will be
published by Houghton, ,Mifflin & Co.
A kipling Primer, by Frederick Law
renee Knowles, editor Of cap and
Gown" Golden Treasury Of American
Lyrics etc, will be issued this week
by Brown & Co., 144 Purchase street,
Boston. 1t is concise handbook to
the complete writings of Rudyard Kip
ling, including Biographies Of first edi-
lions and of reference articles, biog-.
raphy, critical analysis Of his works,
and a complete alphabetical index to
the plots of all stories and ballads. The
same publishers also announce for Au-
gust, THE King and Queen of Molle-
busch, or The Indispensables," de-
lighttul folk-tale, by George Ebers, the
German novelist This is the author
lied and only edition in English, trans
lated from the German by Mary J.
Stafford. It is to be Illustrated with
full-page half-tones after the German.
Brown G. co. also issue this week 1.-THE
King and Queen of Mollebusch," by
Georg Ebers the famous German now
elist Translated from the German by
Mary j. Stafford. Sole authorized edi-
ton in this country 1t is illustrated
with five full page half-tone illustra-
lions after The German.
Mr. Frank R. Stockton's new fanci-
full story, ''rhe Vizier Of the Two
Horned Alexander" which The Cen
fury Co. is about to bring out, relates
the remarkable adventures of an orien-
tai office holder who accidently drank
the entire contents of the Fountain of
Youth several centuries ago, and is now
respectable citizen of New York at
the permanent age of fifty-thr ee. Dur
ing all these centuries the Vizier has
become acquainted with many of the
worlds most famous ha.acters, includ-
ing Abraham, Samson, Napoleon, and
Maria Edgeworth The illustrations
are by Reginald Birch.
Mr.. Paul Leicester Ford's series o.
papers on 'The Many-sided Franklin,
which have been appearing in The Cen
fury Magazine during the past year,
viii be published in handsome book
In October. The volume will contain "A
great number Of Illustrations
Josiah Flvnt, the young American
who has made special study of the
tramp question, has gathered together
his numerous contributions to the mag
azines and made a book of them.
"Tramplng With Tramps," as he calls
the volume, will appear in the fall over
liz iiipi iiit VI LIE century 20, WIFI
an Introductory note by DR.. Andrew u.
White, Amba ssador to Germany.
Where Angels Fear to Tread" is the
title of the leading story In the volume
of nautical tales which Morgan Robert |
son will issue in October through the
Century Co. The author Is a young
writer whose work has been promptly
welcomed by the leading magazines |
One of these stories, Salvage" will |
appear in the September Century;
others are familiar to the readers OF
Harper's, The Atlantic, McClure's, etc. |