The Saint Paul globe., 1900-10-28

The fifth edition of "Beaucaire.' maxi
ing $4,000 copies is just from the press.
An order for two dozen copies was re-
ce1Ved by the publishers the other day
from Melbourne. Australia
McCfure's Magazine for November will
contain vivid account of the siege Of
the foreign legations in Pekin. written as
diary by Katharine Mullikin Lowry,
many of the soul-stirring events that we
already know. and will make clear many
incidents upon which we have hitherto
l3 had d little lit light It will be Illustrated
quarters, and of the British legation
The national horse show focuses the
attention of American horgemen and
Heavy Harness Horse, by F. NJ Ware.
in Outing for November, as well as to
The Scoring of the Raia' a glimpse
into East Indian regimental steeplechas-
Ing, from the pen of w. A. Fraser. Next
to the horse in present public interest
comes THE Motorcycle" the wonderful
horseless carriage. November is month
Symposium on the game from the pens
of Walter Camp. George H Brooke,
Percy d. Haughton and Charles Chad
wick. Is weighty with the knowledge Of
the hunter's moon. and After Elk in
Colorado, Hunting Black Tail Deer
Duck Shooting Methods" and Practice
for Field Shooting are each entertain
ing contributions of practical usefulness,
William Garrott Brown opens the Nc
Vember Atlantic with notable defense
OF American parties, Iii which he shows
the absolute necessity of two strong con-
trolling. parties in a representative gov
ernment like our own, and traces the
principles and the history and develop
ment of the two Genii who now serve
the republic" Two brilliant and enter
tanning serials begin in this number:
Miss Jewett's The Tory Lover. a tale Of
love and adventure during the American
R6VOlILtlOn. treated from hitherto
touched side. the fortunes cf the Loyal
lists; and Mrs Wiggin's Penelopes Irish
Experiences. a completion of the delic-
fous trilogy Of feminine fun and adj
venture throughout the United King
dom which has delighted SO many read
ers. Literary topics are treated IN w. NJ.
osophy and writings in his Letter to
John Stuart MILL S. NJ. Crothers' de-
1ightful essay on 'he Gentle Reader
and Everett Tomlinson's Reading for
Boys and Girls-what ana how they used
to read in the good old times and what
they read now.
With November is issued the first num-
Der of a new magazine, "The Worlds
work which says in its inaugural:
1T is within the activities of the newly
ORGANIZED orr world its problems and even
earnestly concern itself, trying to convey
the cheerful spirit of men who do things
Such topics as the coal strike. the re-
uation in the Philippines, the Klondike
and the transvaal, cartoons, current and
historic, are among the subjects dis uss-
articles on nature-pictures, on Secretary
of State Hay and Richard Olney Rudyard
Kipling and Joel Chandler Harris
On Our Book Table.
From the publishers:
den Servants by Francesca Alexander.
Lily E. Wesselhoeft $50; "The Young
School and Her Club by Helen Leah
Reed, 81. 50, THE Judgment of Peter and
wiscz. translated by jeremiah Curtin.
Lee & Shepherd, Boston-'"Throueh tie
Year, With Birds. and Poets, edited by
the st. Lawrence by Everett T. Tom
linson, 1.50; "Aguinaldo's Hostage by
H. irving Hancock, S.25; Almost as
SIS: aRlyai Boy sportsmen,. ~, oSs BY W. ".
mer.'. 500 True to. i5insels.'
Dreaer nm 1 Adventure BY Frank s s Child .fi
N.25; "In the Days Of Aired the Great"
by Eva March Tappan; 81; Tire MYTHS
Drake fna easIeS 81 Of by 7Se{ Sfe Adam
by Nora A. M. Roe SIPS; Between Boer
and Britain" by Edward Startmever,
May 75c Bov Afeg ponaid ddp M b1 penn spire Rhle
ley, 75c.
4. 6. Mcclurg & Co. chicago-"The
Go5bler I5 Of MIN Mines BY M INLAY Taylor
A. Dunn, SIPS; ''Uncanonized by Mar
garet Horton Potter, a1.5O
American Book Co.. Chicag ago-.Platos
CharmideS, Laches and Lysis," edited by
Barker Newhall.- 81. .25: Mind and Hand'
by Charles H. Ham. $1.25; "Intermedfate
AFithnets o by Wrting Wilam = Z Mine HdesP Ph P
William H Maxwell, NJ. A., PHI D., and
George ], Smith, M. A. Ph. D.. 75c.
d. Appleton & Co., New York: "The
Story of the Alphabet" by Edward Cloud.
40c; '1<ing Storl1 of the Netherlands by
Albert Lee, 81 THE Footsteps Of a
Throne by Max Pemberton. $50
Macmillan & Co., New Yorll-Irving's
Sketch Book with notes and Introduction,
z5c; Elizabeth and Her German Gar
den," soc.