Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-07-01
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Dodd, Mead accompany.
Save for the sdefect of seeking too fire.
quently to delay the action of her story
by the intersection of useless comedy char
acters Miss Harraden has produced in
The Fowler" AN impressive novel. It is
the story of the ensnaring of souls by a
man of abnormal tendencies. There Is no
suggestion of the usual moral problem and
the book is delightfully."- free from any SEN
sationalism. The fowler seeks to absorb
the personality of a strong, brilliant wo-
man, and so nearly succeeds that the novel
trends at times closely upon the tragic.
literary discrimination and a distinct d.
vergence from the chief thought of the
book that made Miss Harraden's name
famous
WHAT SHALL WE THINK OF CHRISTIANITY:
~ villa" n.,.,In Newton Clarke. pD author Of
York: Charles Scribner's Sons. Washington:
Brentano's
The volume so designated contains the
three lectures delivered before the Johns
Hopkins University during the past season,
constituting the lowering course. They are
comprised under the titles 1.-THE Christian
People, The Christian Doctrine" and
The Christian Power
THE YELLOW WALLPAPER. By Charlotte Per-
kins Stetstn Boston: Small, Maynard & Co.
Mrs. Stetson, who has devoted much time
to the study Of the modern problems affect
ing her sex, here renders an interesting,
though depressing sketch of the effect
upon nervous temperament of the phys-
cal environment. AS a psychological study
1t is remarkable
THE MODERN READER's BIBLE BIBLE
sr.iptnrs;; Series s OF Works from the Sacred
(New IeStament). Edited. with an introiuc-
ton and no notes, BY Richard G. Moulton. NJ. A.
IN English in the University Of Chicago. New
York: The Macmillan Company.
THE WAR FOR THE UNION; or, the Duel Be
tween the North and South; a Poetical Pan
Song Fs s4S nd of r by
Story of the New World. By Kinahan Corn
pe Se% York. The %a Street re- pay %
vestigator
partment. By Major Arthur Grfffths, Inspector
ffr prisons on p to Her Majesty auh9F of ys
Shilling" etc. New York: R. F. Fenno and
Company. Washington: Brentanos.
THE HooL1GAN NIGHTS; Being the Life and
Opinions of Young and Unrepentant Criminal
Recounted by Himself set forth by Clarence
Rock. New York: Henry Holt and Company.
Washington: William Ballantyne and Sons.
OLIVER IvERsON; His Adventures during Four
Days and Nights in the city of New York in
cago Herbert S. Stone and Company. Wash
ington: Woodward and Lothrop.
PRISONERS AND cAPT1vEs: a Novel. BY
Henry Seton on, Merrimsn, author Of Young
etc. New York: R. F. Fenno and Company.
Washington: Brentano's.
THE ANGEL OF THE COVENANT; a Novel.
BY Maclsren . GsbbaP author Of The King
York: R. F. Femme and Company Washing
ton: Brentano's. 50
THE DICTIONARY OF DAINTY BREAKFASTS.
I BY Phyllis . with TABULAR ntEoda
tyne and Sons.
CHILDREN OF THE MIST; Novel. By. Eden
Pslpotts author r Of "Down Ds Mt Way"
P. Putnam's Sons. Washington: Woodward
and Lethrop.
RICHARD CARvEL; Novel. BY. Winston
Churchill, author of 1.-The Celebrity etc;
Malcolm Fraser New York: The Macmillan
Company.
THE AwAKENING; a Novel. By Kate Chopin,
author Of "a Night IN 9, Aeade." CO. Bayou
Company. Washington: Woodward and Lo-
throp.
MARTYRS OF EMPIRE; Dinkinhar. BY Her
bert bert, G M author Of rsn The 1 Twilight light
pany. Washington: Brentano's
terloo, author OF y'Armageddon,' ''Story of
Ab,'' "a Man and Woman etc Chicago:
Rand, McNally and Company.
DARCY OF THE GUARDS; The Fortunes of
War. By Louis Evan Shpman. Chicago Her
bert s. Stone and Company Washington:
Woodward and Lothrop.
THE LADY OF THE FLAG FLOWERS: Novel.
BY Florence Wilkinson. Chicago: Herbert s.
Stone and Company. Washington: Woodward
and Lothrop.
THE PASSION OF ROsAMUND KEITH: a Novel.
BY Martin J. Pritchard Chicago Herbert ;;
and Lothrop.
THE VOLTS LONG HOWL; and Other Stories.
Stone ard Company. Washington: Woodward
and Lothrop-
A LITTLE LEGACY: and Other Stories. By Mrs.
l.. B. walford. Chicago: Herbert S. Stone
and Company. Washington: Woodward and
I.nthrop.
THE MAID HE MARRIED: n Novel. BY Harriet
Prescott Spofrord Chicago: Herbert s. Stone
and Company. Washington: Woodward and
Lothrop.
THE PEDAGOGUEs: Story of the Haryard
Summer School. BY Arthur Stanwood Pier.
Boston: Small Maynard and Company
A FAIR BRIG AND; n Novel. By George Horton.
Chicago: Herbert S. Stone and Company
Washington: Woodward and Lothrop.
THE IDES OF MARCH: Novel. BY Florie
WiIlngham Packard. New York: L. Tennyson
Neey.
CHARLES ALVIN GILLIG's LONDON GUIDE;
with the important Suburban Districts. Lon
don: Charles Alvin Giliig.
THE FALSE STAR: Tale Of the Oecident. BY
A. D. Cash. Chicago: W. B. Conkey Com