The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-24
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 Woman's Home Companion This number contains three notable stories I-"The Romance of a Soul" by Robert
 Grant; "A Thing Apart, by Robert c. V. Meyers, and the first part of a short novelette,; Loves Recompense," by Lewis E. MacBrayne. Among the feat ure articles Clifton Johnson writes and l illustrates "A School on the Irish Bog lands,' and Mabel Percy Haskell tells how woman is presented at the Court 1 of St James. There is another chapter
 of colonial history by Landon Knight.
 Among the household and fancy work" articles are Mexican Drawnwork." /"
 The Rose in Embroidery" and a sug-
 gestive page upon cookery. The cover 1 is by MT. H. L. " Parkhurst and the
 great paintings include some of the
 modern masters.
 Sarah Orne Jewett's novel, "The Tory
 Lover" will be published by Houghton, | MifFlin & Co.,, about September 20 It is at once the longest and the strongest book that Miss Jewett has yet written.
 It is a story of the Revolution, and the stirring scenes and powerful passions of the time give it a highly dramatic character. Paul Jones and the exploits
 of his Ranger on the seacoast of Eng land give picturesque interest to the
 love story; the tory lover Roger Wal lingford, who became a patriot for love of Mary Hamilton, is a noble character,
 while Mary herself Is an attractive
 heroine. The story will contain several
 illustra tions by MT. and Mrs. Charles
 H. Woodbury.
 The table of contents of "The Liter ary Era" for August which follows gives promise of great interest.
 The Obersevr; Great Parodist. Cal verley, Bayard Taylor, Greeley and Ed gar Allan Poe's Autograph, Robert Browning. Calverley and Taylor, Mis- takes of Romantic Novelists; Concern ing Real People in Fiction, by William S. Walsh; Old World Themes, by Hen ny Y. Keenan, Giosue Carducci, the Victor Hugo of the Peninsula; Boito's Nero--poem and opera; Rants Works published by the Berlin Academy of Sciences; Writers of the French news paper Feulleton; Zola's "Travail'; English Literary News Letter, by James Walter Smith, Non Literary Di~ versions, Two Tragic Comedians Besant and Buchanan, Publishers in Conclave, A Flying Visit, Eighteenth Century Titles, Varia; Academies for Authors, by Edgar Fawcett. Wit and Wisdom From New Books, New Books Illustrated Notices), For the Young People Tom Moores Cottage at Bell mont, by Alice Cobourn, Jackson at New Orleans. by w. H, Davis, Con- temporary Fiction (British), by Robert | Cromie; The Women Writers Dinner, I by Betty Harcourt; Unpublished Recol- ! lections of Edgard Allan Poe, by Ed ward M Alfriend; Sir Oracle-Notes and Queries: Home Study. University | v Cyrus D. Foss, jr.; His | trical and Genealogical Department, by | Thomas Allen Glenn, Historical and | Notes and Queries, Re- l plies to Queries. Book notices, From 1 Foreign Sources Selected Reviews) | Books of the Month,
 George W. Cables latest novel, "The Cavalier" is to be published by the l Scribners without any serial appear lnce and it is regarded as one of his 1 very best works, surprisingly fresh and | rigorous in it's Urea tment of a particu- arly interesting period of the civil war n the Southwest The action takes llace in the summer of 1863 in Copiah 'ounty Miss. region which was at hat time fought over. back and forth, 'y the scouts of both the confederate | nd federal armies. The hero of his tory is Ned Ferry, the chief of Ferry's scouts, and the heroine Is