The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
LITERARY NOTES.

Summer demands literature of its
own, and the illustrated chapter upon
summer fiction which appears in Book
News for June will be widely appreciated
as one OF the best features of the num-
Der, as 1t is one of the most timely. The
trontlSpleee is portrait of Stanley
Waterloo, author of IA Man and Wom-
an, sketch of whose career is given.
Other features that will wake as hearty
appreciation in their several ways are the
confessions of Julian Ralph, George w.
CaDle, FRANKLIN Bullen, Arthur w. Pinero
and other successful writer's telling of the
motives which inspired their respective
works.
Outing for June is the next best thing
June foliage seems to pervade the leaves
OF this popular magazine, which also
carry many beautiful illustrations The
clubs(' by Amateur Champion Findlay S.
Douglas; Black Bass" by Percy Sand
ford; Where the ouananiche Is Wait
..Frogging in Maine Waters s by H. u J.
Craig; The New Yachts of the Year by
Capt; A; J. ,K!epealy; Five Weeks Awheel
Round About the Quaker City" by Han
son Hiss; Practical Camping Near
Home, by 7. G.. Yard; Lawn Tennis"
by ]. Parmly Paret; THE Last Jump
an interesting piece of fiction, by Caroline
Shelley; up to the Hills In India by P.
E. Stevenson, and the usual editorials,
poems and records.
The Hon. Charles w. Kindrick. United
States consul at CiudaI Juarez Mexico,
contributes to the Review of Reviews for
June an interesting account of the Nor,
mon settlements in Mexico, of which lit
tie is known in this country. $3.50 -
For description of Marconis wireless
telegraph that anybody can understand,
and an account of it's latest achievements
that everybody will be interested ill., read
ers may be referred to the June number
OF McClure's Magazine. The article is
conf himself, by Mr.. Cleveland Moffett,
who himself sent and received messages
by the wireless telegraph across the Eng
lish channel; and it Is fully illustrated
from photographs taken expressly for the
purpose.
Cassell & Co.. Limited, New York rhave
ready an entirely new edition dfsyLewis.
Wright's practical poultry keeper The
first edition of this work was published In
1867. its object being to give practical de-
tails with such elearness and simplicity.
that 1t might be put into the hands of a
person totally ignorant of poultry-keep-
ing. with the reasonable certainty that its
instructions If followed, would command
rapidly. succeeding editions has proved
that The Practical Poultry Keeper full
filed it's intended purpose.
In celebrat ton of its twentieth annfver-
sary, The Art Amateur gets out an ex-
ceedingly handsome number. The cover,
in brown and gold, Is very attractive The
number begins with retrospect of the
AldSdIiHe Iot ne past lWOHly years,
carrying US back to the time when the
art movement was just beginning.
Messrs. Small, Maynard & Co., Boston,
have acquired the rights to the four books
of verse by Mr.. Bliss Carmen, formerly
published by Messrs- Lamson, Wolfe &
Co.. Low Tide on Grandpre," Behind
the Arras," Billiards. of Lost Haven"
and tfBy the Aureiian Wall"
A preface has been written by Bishop
Potter to the sermon delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Douglas at the ordination of
the Rev. DR.. Charles A Briggs The
Macmillan company will publish the
pamphlet at once.
Messrs. Small, Maynard & Co. promise
for immediate publication a new novel
by new writer, THE Pedagogues," by
Arthur Stanwood Pier. The story con-
Germs itself with the contrasts and hu-
mors of that Httle-known department Of
Harvard university, the Harvard summer
school, and amusfngfngly depicts the eff
feet of the minor culture of a great
university on the curiosly miscellaneous
body of young and old who gather in
Cambridge each summer for so many diff
ferent purposes of study.
The demand for Mr.. Winston ChurchilIs
new novel in advance of its publication
has so far exceeded the limits of the first
edition which was an unusually large
one. that the Macmillan company was
Obliged to postpone it's publication until
May 81. Mr. Churchill has spent over
four years in writing this novel which
was practically completed before the
sinking of the Maine.
Advance sheets OF G.. NJ. Stevans' s'The
AmazGns of South America are ont The
book is published by Alexander Belford
& Co., Chicago.