The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-28

to the first white settlers of the country.
Doubtless his tastes as well as hts name
were inherited from some remote an
cestor. but his salads have become so
naturalized that, without losing their
original flavor. much has been added TO
them.
An English gentleman. Frederic III.
Sawyer, Is about to bring out In this coun-
try through Charles Scribner's Sons a
book showing the results OF fourteen
years residence in the Philippines. 1t Is
Intended 10 be the most thorough and
comprehensive work yet published on the
subject. In II will be combined all perth
nent historical events. together with the
story OF the relations between the Span
iards and the Filipinos and the character
of the Filipinos themselves as weighed
from the point Of view of western clVlh-
zatlon. The volume viii be called "tD-
Inhabitants OF the Philippines and y
will be illustrated with many interesting
photographs.
Ellen Thornyerof, Fowler. author OF
THE ~Farringdons'' and Isabel Carna-
by." will shortly publish through ID. Ap-
pieton q Co. a new volume OF fiction. en-
titled. 'Cupid's Garden" The volume IL
said so b. in a much tighter vein than
any OF her previous works. She shows
herself. too. as the mistress OF the art q
story telling. according TO the French
rather than the English school. Maarten
Martens has also n new book which VIII
be published by the same house. II IL n
collection of short stories. which are All
intimately related 10 the title, Some
Women | ave Known"
Good Housekeeping" ono ~ tho old
eat domestic Journals IN the country. has
been purchased by the Phelps Publishing
Company OF Springfield. Mass, and taken
a new lease Of life. The October number.
the first under the now management,
coptainS articles Nv Eihert Hubbard. Tr.
Edward H. ShaftesbuTy, Margaret =
Sangstar ana others. together With very
fun departments and much valuable IN
formation on things domestic.
n IA an often tod tale that "an the
world loves a lover '-vperhaps. however.
there may be an exception or fwp -
this among people With unbalanced minds
A. Il IL. the great majority viii wclcome
a beautiful little volume cf verso hear
ing the attractive title % I'm C1pid's
court. d" which VIII shortly ~ issued Wiih
Il. ". Russeil's imprint Mis- Ina 8us-
sell Warren has collected a number 81
lvstc4 and love poems by ancient ard
moslern poets. aud under NJ. RgsseIfs
care they are h~inx pHt In dainty book
form. With cppids running Wife IN beF
asrs. ard f~pIl-page approximations % pfc.
lures o. Cupid AZ Seen by ths eyes az
Titan. Raphael. GueFcino ard Frances-
ehinL
Hsmlin Garland has rfeautiY completed
che novel which IL regarded as the
strongest sna most Important literary
wers that he has yet deae. The titls
"a The Eagles Heart" ard ths STORY IL
aid 60 present an ~g}c of tae Wes.
wherein tina hero wHh ~the eagles heart
goes westward and enters uaon the
strange and picturesque We Of the nla!na
The novel offers vivid Pir-afes OK cattle
ranrhlng ana other phases o. Western
Efe There r. al interactiab between the
middle West and che FAR West. which s
adraltiy lnalcstsa. and fhe variety ~ the
story ls as noticeable as IT'S vigov ard
dramatic power. Mr Ga1ana has hesn
engaged upon this Fomanee Tor seuss
years. and y emboiles hts most earnest
treatment 81 a theme which has Appealed
especially 20 hlrn. both tresn tho artistic
ard tha realistic poinfs Or view the
Eagles Heart" wnl ~ pahltsAe5 immeas-
atsIy hy y Appleton A Co
-fshsdoWinEs tafcats Hearn's rev
A.,7k on Ispan. ~M contain a clllecflsa
Of japanese poems relating 90 clcadae
There Is also a payer m "Old Iapaness
sonxs.~ with specimens drawn from a
collection made by a young poet OF NJ
Hssxz's literary caAsA They va N ssz-