Omaha daily bee., 1899-06-07
Literary Notes.

Mr.. Dooley is to have another book. Small,
Maynard G. Co. are his publishers. The new
volume will be entitled "Mr. Dooiey; In the
Hearts of His Countrymen."
Little, Brown & Co. of Boston are getting
out a handsome library edition of Parkman's
complete works in twelve volumes with
illustrations. The paper, binding and print
are said to be beautiful.
George II. Richmond G. Son have sold their
interests in d'Annunzio's works to l.. c..
rage x Co. OF Boston, who will hereafter
be the publishers in this country Of the
works of the well-known Italian novelist.
The Development of the English Novel"
by w. l.. Cross, assistant professor of Eng,
fish at Yale will be published Immediately
by the Macmillan company. The field COW
cred by this work has been hitherto unoc-
cupied.
Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart Of Harvard
has written a Source Book of American
History which will be published mmedi-
ately by the Macmillan company. The book
is made up of l39 extracts from writer's con-
temporary with the events which they de-
scribe.
Landmarks in English Industrial His
terry is the title of a new book by George
Townsend Warner which the Macmillan
company Will publish. The authors intention
Is to bring out the salient features of Eng
lands industrial and commercial progress
In the past.
The new edition of Edward Bellamy's
greatest book, Equality" which will soon
come from the press Cf ID. Appleton & Co.,
WIN contain n portrait Of the author and Il
biographical sketch, together with several
fragments of hitherto unpublished writings
Of Mr.. Bellamy.
Miss Margaret Sherwood, we'll known as
the author of Experiment in Altruism,"
has another novel in press at the Macmillan
company's. 1t is entitled Henry Wortbing.
ton, Idealist." Although a love story, there
Is worked out in the plot a vigorous study
OF some peculiarly modern and social and
economic problems.
THE Autobiography of Mrs. Margaret Oil
plant, lS2S-1S97" wiz appear from the press
OF Doid, Mead & Co. June 10, and not in
the autumn as originally planned. The book,
which is already attracting much attention
In London, will here prove CT absorbing in
terest TO the lover of Mrs. ELEPHANTS work
as well as to the literary profession.
The edition de luxe OF Rudyard Kipling's
work known as the Outward Bound Edi-
ton published by Charles Scribner's Sons,
Is shortly to have its thirteenth volume
added. Although the original subscription
scheme was for twelve volumes it is cJnsid-
cred quito likely that additions Will be made
from time to time. The thirteenth volume,
which is now In press, Is The Days Work. 4"
Clara Morris, the actress, appears in the
role of a novelist, or rather as the writer of
n collection of short stories that Is now in
press at Brentano's. The volume will be en-
titled "a Silent Singer" Although the title
refers to one Of the tales in the book. its
appropriateness for another reason cannot
be denied, for Miss Morris is said to have
developed her talent for story tel1ing only
recently.
A second and much larger edition of Miss
Mary Ant!n's From Plotzk to Boston" is
announced by the w. b.. Clarke company.
1t will bear the title From Polotzk to Rs
ton" as the first edition should have had
not the New York printer who generously
set the type without charge innocently
changed the title as 1t stood in the authors
manuscript, supposing that she was a Polish
Jewess and his own countrywoman, whereas
she is really a Russian Jewess.
Prof. A, ii. Keene, +. r.. G. s.. late vice
president Of the Anthr0pological institute of
London, has written an important work on
Man, Past and Present" which will lie
published in the United States by the Mac
milan company. In his preface to "Ethnol-
ogy', which formed the first volume Of the
Cambridge geographical series Of which the
present work is also a part, a promise was
held out that it might be followed by an
ether dealing more Systematically with the
primary divisions CT mankind.
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