The Saint Paul globe., 1900-10-19
LITERARY NOTES.


''An Eagle Flight the Filipino novel,
Just published by McC .ure, Phillips & Co.
IS gotten out in Manila boar6s and the
wrapper is heavy Manila paper. This
setting seems to be in keeping with the
story. 1t is Philippine In character.
throughout
The conspicuous success Of novels by
American writer's within the last three
years seems likely to be continued. The
publishers of David Harun'' are about
to issue an important novel which Ham
lin Garland has produced, THE Eagles
Heart" and 1t is understood that they
are scoring successes with Mr. E.
brilliant story, The Girl ct
the Halfway House. and with DR. Bar
tons Pine Knot and Mr. Altsheler's
romance Of the Civil war, 'In Circling
Camps"
According to the New York. Herald.
Mario Corelil is still the most talked of
author in London at the present moment.
and never has book been more discuss
ed there than THE Master Christian"
The success of the book, in spite of the
attacks upon it, is phenomenal. Miss
CereIH has left Stratfor5-on-&von where
she wrote THE Master Christian and
will probably spend the winter in Egypt.
She is at present in the Isle Of Skye
The important volumes on Little,
Brown & Co.'S fall list are: 'tThe Spir-
itual Significance" by Lillian Whiting,
author OF the. World Bea utifui' hoo $;
The Problem OF Asia by Capt. A
Il. Mahan; "Falaise, the Town of the
Conquerer, by Anna Bowman Dodd, au-
thor of Three Normandy Inns 1.-The
Pilgrim Shore by Edmund H Gar
rett, companion volume to his "Ro-
nance and Reality of the Puritan
Coast" ''Shadowings," by Lafcadio
Hearn; 'In and Around the Grand Can
yon," by George Wharton James. with
one hundred Illustrations; .trhe Hidden
Servants by Francesca Alexander, au-
thor Of THE Story of Ida.;' an fllustrat-
ed edition of "The Head of a Hundred
in the Colony of Virginia, 1852 by Maud
Wilder Goodwin, author of white
Aprons i've important Biographies
"A Life of Francis Parkman" by
Charles Haight Farnham. and James
Martineau, d Study and a Biography
by Rev A. ". jackson; new holiday
edition of Helen Hunt Jackson's "Ra-
mona illustrated by Henry Sandman;
Twelve Great Artists" by William
Howe Downes, art critic of the Boston
Transcript; Truth Dexter a novel, by
Sidney Mccall; The Rubaiyat of Omar
Khayyam.' r'itzgeralds renderings ana
those of E. II. Whinfeld and Justin
Huntley Mccarthy; 'Sigurd Eckdai's
bf1Qe, Dy IIlGNdTu NOSS, ITdHSidIGU DE
Mary ]. Stafford; 1.-The Judgment of Peter
and Paul on olympus" by Henryk Sien-
kiewicz, translated by jeremiah Curtin;
Edward Everett Hale's works, the final
volumes; the new edition of Alphonse
Daudet; Chess Strategetics Illustrat-
Cd" By Franklin K. Young, author Of
the Minor Major" and Grand Tao
tics of Chess: 81 Go a-Markc ting" by
Henrietta Sowle {.'Henriette'0; a new
edition of .'As 1t Is to Be- by Cora
Linn Daniels; ''The Worlds Discover
ers," by William Henry Johnson, au-
thor of The Kings Henchman;" and
new revised editions of Power Through
Repose," by Annie Payson Call; "Oid
Landmarks and Historic Fersonages OF
Boston" by Samuel Adams Drake; and
THE Puritan in England and New Eng
land, by Ezra Hoyt Byington, author
of THE Puritan as a Colonist and Re-
former"