The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-04
FIELD OF LITERATURE

~ o - the November Atlantic.
W. ~ wi,l be welcomed; Miss
fh, s.,v Lover revolutionary
~ y, "a Iths loyallso side, and MRS.
-fsneIopss,S travels OF that lady;
= DE iolu,s question are Edmund
zoe Eas.e.n Russia" and Whit
~ Fltule Hart and the Chinese
n Roper,th sr articles are Torrey's
Ancag v.ns Of Rubaiyat fame;
,qss Gentle Reader ,,ui pa Vida d.
4 John Stuart MIL ro,,oges -
rn.uSSst Simon Newcomb s An AS
ugie a1sbip," the rehabilitation o.
Il frisnu uSsressor: and Tomlinson's
ssas preu md Girls" Lively fiction,
4 NJ bo,s,sty and an attractive Con-
sat,l nam saomplete the number.
p.y,sv for October. publish
.'aJ oc,ober "a, will contain an I'M
fa'n' ~ ,.rbe Coming Presidential
rhtle W art,cle will be reprinted en-
Ins !" Ace (Boston) for November
pslns According to the GUS
sremg,s,i the article is unsigned
IL vasIs'b nv Mr.. Edward Stanwood,
srusun, .,orv OF the Presidency
~
c,,n,,e makes another new depart
=. November number in the intro
a
,,,Inal verse. Notable contrihu-
IN n, are Carmen Cords" by
wv u.,.,om. and Indian Summer"
vance Cooke, two Cleveland
-, achieving distinction in the
~ :, verse. Another attraction
hla y ia an unpublished poem by
IilV sv the author of The star
KY az" "Recollections of whom
oau1s Re his granddaughter, Anna
<rou''u. The Camera in Science, Art
$50 is the title OF an article py
; IN M, editor OF THE Photographic
s ~ School for Lovers, Is the hrst
!. :, 4 clever story by Ellen olney
y, y . NJ OF "The Story of Margaret
~ Illustrated articles are Three
w i,,"inness, Martin and Vedder.
u " an Moore and Some Phases OF
,. 49, r,rama," by Loen Mead. The
n'ssa. ,s War" is well described
I'iI vsYey. Del. THE Lawyer
Va ;sroorstlon" is the theme Of paper
|, svTirebester. LID. An account OF
isrican Gordon, Frederick Town
ri 4 given by Thomas r. Dawley,
u n history Of American Caricature'
n Ingram A. Pyle
A,-,s NJ. Sheldon, whose story. In
y, has had a sale of more than foul
!, r,,,s has been making a specia
4 a, servant girl question. a new
~ NJ, pen, entitled, Born to Serve,
r,ult Critics who have read Tho
,,r, uredIct that it will he as populal
~ liz former stories. He will reat
IN n Berkeley temple, Boston, on foul
nm evenings, during the first weel
zysier. and in Plymouth church
lin where Dr.. Hills is pastor, durlnI
ma week. The proceeds OF the read
I'd be used to establish a training
4, servants in Topeka, Kan. Tn
m b. published rs a serial, beginning
IN / in the Christian Endeavor World
~
IN, chief serials in Harper's MagazIn
II will be by Gilbert Parker and Mar,
Fam Mr. Parker's story, which will
rtA, January number, is entitled 9TH
d WAY" The scene is laid in thi
n ird Il is said that psychological an
hi clements enter into the story. Mis-
ts novel is called The Portion G
h, Risa study Of life and characte
XIV England factory town, A novelett
pA Harrington, author OF THE Gentle
fa Indiana" will also appear in tn
Ff,s early in the year.
'Ps,slope's Irish Experiences" by Kat
yn Visgn, the readers OF the AtlantI
w viii have the third and finul grod
Y Penelope papers. This heroine ha
" rmtsd upon viewing the scenery an
~ nd people Of GIeat Britain throug
~ American eyes, and her adventure
css turf are as reyelatory OF the Amer
f.itlimelt as they are true to I'll
: lnand. Mrs. Wiggin knows her Ire
nos tll 70 forget touch OF Celtic r.
Ia pretty love story develops
ton WITH our old friend Salemina. tt
alsois Of the book are represented /
NV Munster, Ulster, Connaught ar
Snlh- Mrs. Wiggin has never dor
y asTer and delicious story than ii
hNrlences," which will appear
rtth.
w Harper & Brothers have just pu'
li' Road to Nowhere" story (,
Wy " Livingston b. Morse; Moth
lT srown-ups. by Guy Wetmo
AaIhaland, a romance by w.
az new illustrated holiday ed
onckmore's Lorna Doone" al
Y. A'aaes The Cloister and h
!, mort story by Robert Barr, entitl
"'7d Of Wall Street." in Everybody
~ '' November, has never been e
US quality Of interest by anythll
y yea o. that writer. In it's conce
"lIan Wall street types, it
g1r, lue TO life. "Kuang Hsu, Ell
,,Hs INA Is the title OF an illustrat
I'M ,sa ueals with the personal 81
,t.,,,~. unknown personality, a
su explains the underlying caus
m. 4pders leaning towards Weste
~. sna Of his evident desire to ado
n, !, sweeping reform In his empil
r,,I.u sa'lp lie, entitled "a Dead One
4 M impressive, while the philos
,r,.,,. creature OF the under world
I'M saning The hardships and dangt
D s,.ssa nen on the Banks" are CO
M sssu, are described by Captain
me United States revenue cut
In a. article entitled, when Dea
ran1i waters "A Tale of the Or
story OF seasonable intere
!, MRS Humphry Wards lor
"sl has Just been published
n, Inc publishers announcemel
ss, w. copies have already be
n 10y 10 the general custom,
h ,sIsht out simultaneously in
Aurs, volume edition illustrated W
1, Mn. drawings, and in a cheaper OF
!, Fn Mr.. 2angwill's novel, ~
hslan, which has also run a.
4 Ss,sn I ) Magazine, will be publish
~
No. uous success OF novels by Am
within the last three years see
n. continued. The publishers
4 ss, ,Sn,, are about to issue an
IN sshieh Hamlin Garland has D
y a., Nasles Heart" and II is
u p they are scoring success
. u Hn1,o,esh's brilliant story. -
u pntSay House." and with
- !, NE Knot" and Mr.. Altshel,
'he civil war. In Circl