The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

or the northern hills. the bear of the
Rockies, the moose of Maine, the grouse
IN Michigan, duck on Lake Champlain,
sport In Tennessee. and the wild yak in
far,away Thibet, all yield their tribute of
enthusiasts writing for their kind. Foot
pail has its prophet in Walter Camp, lawn
tennis Its historian in James p. Paret
golf it's chronicler in Charles Turner, and
travel IN China" "A Race Round tho
Horn, and Yachting on White Bear
Lake are described by well 3lknown pens.
= The Il autobiography of Kropotkin. the
running In the Atlantic Monthly for the
I PAST year, VIII appear in book form from
me press OF -Messrs. Houghton, Miff1in &
20 early in November. under the title
memoirs of a Revolutions" record
ality.
The Shakespeare Press, of New York
city, whose place of business is in West
neid, n; j., announces that, they expect
to publish during the coming winter a
H RoIume eh6 on the Shakespeare Sonnets,,,
upon the abusive Poesy of William
Shakespeare and which will take new
ground as to Francis Bacon's author
ship therein.
Richard Garvel'' has, just run into its
ndneteenth edition, which means that 200,-
OO0 copies have been sold since June last
When the second of Mr.. Norman Hap
good political essays appeared in the
tator said that his skill in making Lord
Rosebery's humor illustrate his whole
character was very rare, and was enough
10 prove that Mr.. Hapgood would be
heard from again along the same lines
L1ncoln,s character offers peculiar op-
portunltieS for the treatment OF humor
and its relation to the deepest mental and
moral qualities. and this opportuTfty is
used to the full in the new biography.
Count Tolstoi has been obliged TO an
nounce that he must delay the publ ca
tlon OF Part III. of Resurrection" for
hA hn- 0ls.-
Stra1n or working against time and that
therefore there will be a break in the
serial publication and delay in thu an
pearance of the complete novel IN bo al,
farm.
A poem by Kipling on the T. ansvaaI
crisis IS. of course, the first item to at
tract attention in the November number
OF McCiure's Magazine. In ordsr to gel
II y, INTO the present number. the editors of
McClure's had to have the poem sent t
them by cable from Lond n.
Henry Chiids Merwin. the author of IN
articles on Tammany Hall which caused
so much discussion when they appeared
In the. Atlantic" some years ago. has re-
told the life of Aaron Burr in the brief
compass of a Beacon biography, which is
announced for publication next week
Messrs. Small, Maynard & So, 3 son.
VIII issue at once, under the tite The
by Charles Waldstein, Slade professor of
fine arts at Cambridge university. The
stories DEAL in the authors phrase with
the ethics or the surface, . that is. with
the everyday problems of social inter
course, and have the special interf st of
attempting, in every case, to briag the
subject in hand not only TO an art site
but an ethical" conclusion.
Little. Brown & Co. Boston. have inst
published a volume of the stories of Ed
ward Everett Hale, including ''The Brick
Moon. ~Crusoe in New York Bread
on the Waters. and Ideals. In the
preface Mr.. Hale says the stories were
written more than thirty years ago. The
book comes to us in attractive green
binding and large. readable type.