Evening journal., 1902-10-27

BOWdOin College, opens the november
Atlantic with a discussion of The
New Ethics"-the moral laws and safe
guards of our race the spirit of which
an laws are but the symbolic impress
sion.
Other sociologic and economic essays
I'm the same number are "a Quarter
Century of Labor Strikes" the first cf
an interesting and timely series Of
papers on trades unions, by Amhrcse
r. Winston: a labor paper entitled
'sIhe Australasian Cures for Goal
Vans" by II. d. Lloyd; THE End OF
an Economic Cycle" a thoughtful
treatise on current conditions, by
Frederic c. Howe; an instructive paper
"On the Care Of the Eyes" by DIR. A.
b. Norton, and a study Of modern ar
tistic handlcrft, by Professor Charles
II. Moore.
Samuel i. Baohelder contributes
"Old Times at the Law school" live
" account of the Harvard Law School
sixty years since and of some OF the
famous men of those days who have
since become historical.
"The Book in the Tenement" hy
| Elizabeln McCracken, author Of THE
Play and the Gallery" is compll-
mentary to that much quoted Atlantic
paper and equally interesting.
o.
Bishop Coleman has contributed an
article On the English Church to the
new edition, soon to be issued, Of the
international Encyclopedia published
by Dodd, Mead & Co.
%
"Out Of the West by Elizabeth Hig-
! ins. is a story of young fellow, whose
father, a practical BUSINESS man, has
sent him to a small Western town "a
build up a factory taken under fore
! closure, and also to build up better
character Our hero meets and finally
weds a strcmg-minded populstic lady
/ who turns his attention to things pO.
1 litical He enters Congress, is tempted
TO swerve from the interests OF the peo
pie by two naughty lobbyists; but
! after a struggle in which his wife fOi
time leaves him, he returns TO hi
/. duty, wins back his wife, inherits for
tune. and, we infer lives happily eve
after.
In Lavender and Old Lace" Myrtl
: Reed has not been able TO live up q
the reputation made in her two earle
and charming books, the Love Let
I ters of a Musician" The Spinste
. Book" which appeared last year. an
& the present one are decidedly disap
pointing The best things about he
/ latest are its delightful title and it
I dainty and sympathetic descriptions o
Z Miss Ainslie, the maiden lady VIII
. waited thirty-hve years in her prett
I cottage. filled with old furniture an
beautiful bric-a-brac. for the lover tha
never came.
? "Tne -Four Feathers" A. Il. "
Mason's new novel, will be issued thi
T month from the press of the Macmilla
Company. The scene OF the story
which is of love and heroism, is tn
Soudan war.
Inc Baroness Won Hutton, author {
that delicate love story, Our Lady
the Beeches," which has just bee
published by Houghton, Mifain & Con
pany, will sail for America In the la
ter part Of December, and will Wis
Philadelphia carly in January.
: 'eThe Tiger and the Insect is d
quaint title of a book just issued by
Il n. Russell. OF New York. It's auth'
it IS John Hooverton, the author
Q 'Helens Babies. and it is just as il
IT. teresting as were the adventures
=. "Budge" and "TOddy.' Tiger al
= Insect are the nicknames of two i
y tresting and lovable little girls al
- they succeed in making things live
RS for a dOting young aunt from the Wol
s Walter Russell. who Is noted for
Id arustic studies of children, has illu
trated book with 10 beautiful draWinl