Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-31
NEW RNS MAGAZINES
Sta a. 6~6bences" d "a Interesting and
ial Book by Clara Morris.
EaANcRN. NICHOLS ONA cMNIsE JOURNEY
Rpdxn EipIinE Has Completed n
Hf boIs for ChIIdren-LittIe a
Publishing illustrated
ftions Of Pansy's Books.

ffc " no American has a wider repu-
ta||1 B both literature and the stage
tt Ira Morris. She knows the stage
Al one Of her personal experience
fn e~Bse1uently her new book. stage
Cod sncof.' IL not only Interesting, but
Of fuet.f7ns this book she talks with
huf< y, ut|t and charm OF the mysterious,
niid4ibae& letting life behind the foot lights.
with epigrsm and illustration she
atrir< 81 rs false glitter and gives valu-
able A5sefin passing. to stage sspirants.
wihI Wrestling and amusing all readers
~ picturesque matter 1Pd brilliant
styia Her manner is pee eiarly frank
and unHfSfAnd these refhinscences arc
TITO 81! ffsSS fsttbps with her
!. P8l8& byLdhrop Publish
-
d hensi," by Francis ".
han ndant OF a jorney In the
ell 1891 bal Pesiu to Sian. in the
nf5 of 81 China. thence south
wAe wn the nfiver to Hankow. The
I roa ny throue heart Of the BOX
ers &untfY's and seross the oldest two
proeI8ces or china IT Is essentially a
stoFt OF untraeeled roads over which very
fewkwhite men have ever ventured. Sian
r. one Of the Oldest cities in the world and
was9 the capital OF China 1900 years be-
kfere the Christian era. Two chspteys are
DEVOTED to an account. OF the recent exile
Sffthe empress do&ager &nd emperor In
Sian ustle Pekin was , possession of the
allied Almies. The author saw the Mes
torIdn 3A4R4 in Sian and visited the
"Forept OF Tablets where are kept the
stone n4norials OF the FIRST kings of
A. M-n-- LAlA N-0-@ ganao NJ
the tahlst6rwiIl be reproduced in the book
~ concluding chapters contain a descrip-
tlon&5f the ltT1HkRpwn country near the
sourbes ,of = Han river and some account
OF the leople u the gorges. Pub
iished crpnsfs sohs,
Rudyard boiling has completed a new
book for a. a4titled s'Just So stor-
les" NJ exceptions st deals with
animals. S illustrated by himself,
The 'Elanh1f Child IL one of the best
part y produced below. The
auther this Is the first elephant
~ With, ti6nk ahU like many other child
drenN mr. fomothing new got into trouble
with s'Thfs is the Elephants Child
having 14s nose pulled by the Crocodile
He is much surprised and astonished and
hurt. and he Is talking through his nos'
and saying. Led gol You are hurtig be-!
He is pulling very hard, and so is tht
Crocodile: hut the. Bi-Colored- Python
Rock-snnke Il hurrylng through the wateI
to help the Elephants Child. All thai
black stun y the banks Of the great gray
green. greasy Limpopc rivsS (but l am no
allowed to paint these pftures), and tn
bottly tree with the twisT roots and tn
eight leaves is one Of the lever trees tina
srow there."f Rlbushed by Doubleday
anPege a Co.
syrLitds sRrownt are publishing nev
afiustrated editions Of Louisa M. Alcott'
work. We haze received a copy of "Lit
Aseds no HpScsH mention. but the new edi
lions arc worthy of special mention be
cause Of Che Illustrations. which add t
the book greatly. There are fifteen full
page picturestb w Alice Barber stephens
one Of the foremost women artists of tn
country. The illustrations are, printed o
smooth finish paper.
teeRn 49, 49,
~ New Ff9uceS and, New England" Is
= 3tAe late John Fisher, This final volun
forms the onry.sTematning link needed
complete the chain Of histories of tn
country. from the discovery of America
The adoption Of the constitution, upC
'Ekhich pr. Fiske had for so many yea
been engaged, and the achievement
~whichsYAe his great ambition. It presen
In broad ShiIegoRhic manner the cauS