The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-01
NOTES Of BOOKS AND AUTHORS


The forthcoming translation of Pie
de Conlevan's new novel will be EMIT
Eve triumphant, and not Eve, I
Conqueror, as originally announced.
whats in a Dream?" a scientific
practical Interpretation of dreams.
Gustavus Hindman Miller, is soon to
published by the G. w. Dillingham; CO
pany.
Mrs. Eleanor Glyn, who wrote "S'
Visits of Elizabeth is a pretty Freno
Canadian woman about thirty years
age. She was educated in Paris.
is the wife of an English country gent
man in Harlow, Essex.
The publishers announce the postpc
ment until after January 1st of the n
titled "Allin Winfield" This Is due
the delay in securing illustrations FRI
life which will appear in the book.
Miss Beatrice Harraden's new novel
to be a work which cannot be toss
aside too lightly In an incomplete st;
1t contains twenty chapters Before
considers it finished however, she
put six or seven months more WI
into 1t. An advance notice says thai
is study of temperaments in Norw.
The authorship of the successful no.
when Witch is Young remains
mystery still, despite the fact that ma
inquiries have been made at the office
columns of leading literary review
There has been no denial of someon
assertion that the novel was written
a personal friend of President Nick
ley.
Miss Florence Wilkinson. whose nov
''The Strength of the Hills" was rect
ly reviewed in T h e q / o b e, lived =
some time in Chicago, where her fat
is still a professor in the University
Chicago. Two years ago her first be
1.-THE Lady of the Flag Flowers" brou.
her into prominence, and she has cont
uted to magazines ever since, with gre
ing success.
It is now announced on the best
authority. that of the author hers
that A. Maynard Barber is a WON
She is a native of New York state, h
ing been born near Watertown. i
alone at an early age by the death of
parents she finally went West locati
at Helena. in the United States COVE
ment employ as stenographer. She
principally known through THE Aw.
of Justice" and THAT Mainwaring \
fair
The J. B. Iippincott company has
Gently published "Some Literary La
works for Pilgrims on Wheels" by
w. Beckett. The authors glimpses
the living places of famous writers
delightfully."- fresh, and the illustrate
by j. A. Symington are exquisite bits
PdSltl VI lllclo llOli
together with several portraits
edition of Boswelps Life of JohnsC
has been put on in six volumes. with
excellent preface by Ernest Radford,
reproductions with quantity engraved
tings..
Julia Ward Howe who has passed
eighty-second birthday was persua
not long ago to write one of series
articles on childhood of many years
This articles were to be, in way, az
Biographical Unfortunately, the edit
announcement was more rhetorical
accurate. and the author showed
orous command of her faculties by W
ing: "For PHYS sake don't advertise
article as My Childhood. Eighty Ye
Ago I am only eighty-two. | said
enfv Years ago, The incident remi1
me of a woman who posed as the mot
IF Cen. Lew Wallace. She gave her
az seyenty-four, and by virtue of.
era, niausible stories she had recei
considerable attention and entertainn
in several Ohio towns. There were Sc
parts of her story, however, which arc
ed suspicion, and one OF the skep
wrote to Gen. Wallace about the mat
The following reply was rece
ed by return mall My
mother died when / was
young to realize my loss. fact VIII
should be sufficient to prove the WON
in question an impostor. Moreover,
am now seventy-three years old, IL
scarcely possible that a woman or ST
enty-four could have such an intim~
relation"