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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The directors of the Seaboard Air
Line met in New York City, Wednes-
day, but according to an announcement
made by one of the officials, at the close
OF the meeting, only routine business
was discussed. this being the regularly
monthly meeting.
Capt. Rooney, a well-known pioneer
in Montana, is dead at Butte. Monut.,
after two months of suffering from the
effects of severe beating at the hands
of holdup men who tried to steal from
him the proceeds Of Il mine sale. He
had participated in the famous battel
of the Merrimack and Monitor, being
on the Confederate ironclad.
The religious marriage OF Miss Cor
nelia Roosevelt Scovel to Count Arturo
Fabbricotti occurred at Florence. Italy,
was Frederic Scovel and the brides
maid Mrs. Sartoris Grant Scovel, re-
law of the bride. Both the Catholic and
protestant ceremonies We're performed.
1 Duke Leon Strozzie, the deputy mayor
WAS present. The civil ceremony was
/ pArforned, Tuesday.
SIT has been decided by the division of
: works of the Worlds Fair at st. Louis,
TO line tue SToulu psiSln ana IiSOu1sS
of the Exposition with wood. The
original plan to cover the bottom With
cement has been abandoned. Flooding
the basin and lagoons was decided on
to prevent the stirring up and muddy
ing OF the water by the propellers of
the electric launches and the oars of
the gordoliers.
Much excitement prevailed but for
tunately no loss of life nor injury for
any of the audience resulted from a
fire which broke out in the Avenue
theatre. continuous vaudeville house.
at Pittsburg. Pa, Wednesday evening,
during performance. The audience
lost no time in leaving the house but
no panic was evident and in a very
short time all We're safely on the Street.
First rumors had many killed and hurt.
Harry Davis. the owner. places the
property damage at about SIS. 900,
caused principally by water. &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES
Appear Prominently in the Trial Of
Cinnamon at Boston.

Boston, Nov. 25.-Chinese secret So
cieties were brought into the case of
Wong CEeng and Charlie Chin, who
are now on trial charged with murder,
wien the taking of evidence was re-
sumed, today before Judge White in
the superior court. The defense gave
some intimation that in their endeavor
to clear the defendants of the charge
of killing Wong Yak Chong, they would
seek to establish that the crime was
committed during general riot in
Chinatown, probably melted by the
members of the secret society
One of these societies was told about
by Wong Tuck, on the witness stand.
He called it the Hip Sing Tong Society
and he said it had branches all over
the country.
Lawyer Barry of the defense asked
if it were not known as the Society Of
the Hatchetmen but the court ruled
out the question. Wong Tuck was the
Chinaman who picked up Wong Yak
Chong when the latter had been fatally
wounded and carried him to the door,
way
He testified that on the night of the
tragedy he was standing in Harrison
avenue when the two defendants rush
ed out and shot Yak Chopg. Charlie
Chin did the shooting. the witness said,
but Wong Chung followed the wound
ed man, holding a revolver in his hand.
There seemed to be general firing at
the time, the witness added.
The attorney then announced that
the defense believed that the witness
i
and was one of those responsible for
its inception.
The government had not concluded
its case when adjournment was taken
until Friday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
FIRE AT ST. JOHN.
About $4,000 Damage in Lawrence
Building, Head Of King Street.

st. John. n. B.. Nov. 25.-Fire, to-
night, did $4,000 damage in the Law
renee building. head of King street,
and the loss is covered by insurance.
E. c. Charlton & Co., in whose store
the fire started. and Bowling Bros,
dry goods, are the heaviest losers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
Erwin Discharged-No Evidence.

San Francisco, Nov. 25.-Former Post
Office Inspector James E. Erwin, who
legged completely in postal frauds with G.
v Beavers and Augustus Machen. was.
today, discharged from custody by United
States Commissioner Peacock on the
ground that there was not sufficient evil
dence to warrant his extradition to Wash
! ington for trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26

The naval construction program OF
the French Admiralty for 1904 CON-
prises seventy vessels. OF this huge
total. fifty-nine are to be torpedo
boats. which are to be constructed by
priyate shipbuilding firms. Sixteen
rev submarine boats are to be built;
one armored cruiser. of 1854 tons and
twenty-three knots speed. ana Two
torpedo destroyers, with speed
of thirty knots.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
Jack the Rugger Bound Over.

Portland. Me. Nov. 25--John G. Oder,
alias John G. Odom. charged with three of
the Jack the Hugger" assault cases. was
hcld. today. for the superior court on one
Cbunt in the sum of $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
To the Honorable Board Of Ra,,roaa Co.,

| To the Honorable Board of Railroad Corn
miSSioners:- vim
The undersigned, who have, been chosau
as directors OF q proposed corporation to
pc known as MOOSEIIEAD RAILROAD
i COMPANY, for the construction of a rail.
road in the town of Eustis in F'ranklin
County and the Plantations of Fiagstaff
and BigeloW IN Somerset County. respect
1niiy present herewith to your Honorabie
Hoard the articles of association of said
corporation for approval, accompanied
with map of the proposed route on an
public convenience requires the CONSTRUCT
ton of Such railroad. |f@f 8 go
Wherefore. we pray that you will ap-
point . day for the hearing thereon. and
soaable ana proper, may be given and
that after hearing you will endorse upon
SAID articles certificate that all of the.
with. that public convenience requires the
construction of said railroad. and that you
VIII thereupon approve said articles of
association i'll writing
Dated November 18th 1893
J.. H. BYRON, 10.
w. A. d. CRAGIN
SIDNEY. G. HALEY,
HARRY +. BEJ;DY,
FLETCHER POPE
WIZ, the undersigned. joel H. Byron or
rnilllps; MAINE, j. G. Williams of Phillips,
Maine' R w: M M Kennedy &c of Phillips Maine
p. Cragin of Phillips. Maine, Geo. b.
Carpenter OF Phillips Maine b. +, Field
of Phillips, Maine, Sidney G. Haley Of
p I'm 5,; Maine; Harry +. Beedy Of Phil
Maine, 4 majority of whom are citizens
of this State. hereby sign the following
articles of association to form n company
for the purpose Of constructing, MAIN
tanning and operating railroad for pub
lie use in the conveyance OF persons and
property within the State. and for that
purpose do agree as follows:
Ia Sar
MOOSEIlEAD RAILROAD COMPANY,
The gauge of the road is two feet.
The road is to be constructed, MAIN
tanned and operated from the following
place: From point near the Novelty
Mill in the village of Stratton in the town
OF Eustis in Franklin County to the
.olIowlng place: point near the Novelty
Plantation of Flagstaff in the County Of
Somerset.
The length of the road as nearly as may
be will be eight miles.
The name of each town and county In
the State through which or into which said
ia1lroad is to be made is as follows: The
town OF Eustis in Franklin County and
! me = s r,ansations Of Bigeiow ana Fltgstaf
x The amount Ct capital stock Is twenty
The number Of shares Of which said
Stock snail consist shall be Two Hun
drsd and Forty Shares. ...s. a.. 800,
The Following are the names and places
q e., lss.i Of at least tye persons, p
State, who shall act as Directars Of the
proposed COMPANY and manage, It's az
fairs until others are chosei IN their
places -
Joel IL. Byron of Phillips. Maine
~; A. y. Cragin OF Phillips. Maine
Sidney G. Haley OF Phillips, Maine
Harry T. Reedy of Phillips Maine.
H ne ehsrr Pope Ct Phillips. Maine.
to take the number of shares SET n tsainst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26

WE. the undersigned, Joel II. Byron of
lpi I! ~ Mains, ". 4. p. Cragin Of Phil
Maine, Harry f. Beedy of Phillips, Maine.
Fletcher Pope of Phillips. Maine, named
as Directors in the said articles of asse-
ciat e Of the 1oregoing MoosEIIEAD
ard say that two hundred and forty
shares of the capital stock of said
company. being the total amount OF
said stock, have been in good faith
subscribed by responsible parties, and
that five per cent. thereon in cash
has been paid to them as the Directors
ntmed in the articles of association and
further, that it is intended in good faith
10 construct maintain and operate the
road mentioned in said articles of asso-
ciation and this affidavit they make by
endorsing the same on said articles of as
ISOLATION as required by the general
laws of the State of Maine
Dated this Nineteenth day of November,
A. ID. 1903.
J. II. BYRON.
HARRY l.. BEEDY,
FLETCHER POPE.
w. A. ID. CRAG1N
SIDNEY &. HALEY.
STATE OF MAINE
Franklin, IS. November 10Th, 1902
Personally appeared Joel II. Byron.
FLETCHER Pope. w. A. d. Cragin and Sid-x-
ney q. Haley and made oath TO the FORE
going statements by them subscribed as
true.
Before me.
HARRY II. BEEDY,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
franklin SIS. Nov. 18th. 1907.
Personally appeared Harry F. Beedy
and made oath that the foregoing state
melt by him subscribed is true.
Before me,
d. +. FIELD,
Justice Of the Peace.
On the foregoing petition: 81
Ordered. That the petitioner cause to ba
published a true copy of said petition, and
this order Of notice thereon, three days =,
successfully in the Daily Kennebec Jour
mai newspaper published at Augusta
in the county Of Kennebec, the first plbli-
cation in said paper to be at least five
days before Wednesday, the second day of
December, A. ID. 1908, on which day the
Board of Railroad Commissioners will be
in session at their office in Augusta at tel,
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purposes :
indicated in said petition. Said petitioner
shall send copies of the foregoing petit
ton and order to the County ComiTiission-
ers Of Franklin and Somerset Countess
also to the municipal officers of the towr,
Of Eustis. five days at least before the
date of said hearing. - 49,
J. b. PEAKS. Chairman.
For the Board of Railroad Commissioners
Of Maine
Dated this 2ist day of November, A. d.
1903
A true copy
Attest: f. C. HARRINGTON, Clerk.
noy25d3t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26

Some eminently practical guests
were among those who aided in cele-
hrating the golden wedding of Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Holt. at Independence. Kas.
i Useful and ornamental gifts there were
in abundance, including an overcoat for
the host and set of false teeth fo:'
: his wife. A;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26

New Zealand Christian Endeavorers
now number 10000. They publish a
handsome quarterly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
LEADING
DOCTORS
PAW PAW

When our doctors lay aside Pills and
Physic and openly advise their patients
who suffer from Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness. SleeplessneSs and other kindred
ailments, as they are doing with Mum
yon's Paw Paw it is safe to conclude
that 1t is valuable discovery
MUNYON,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-26
pr. Thos. c. Carter Gives MUNYON'S
PAW PAW Strong Professional
Endorsement.

Endorsement:
Washington, D. c., Nov. 10, 1908.
l have used and am now using Mum
yons Paw Paw, and find it a most eff
fective pepsin tonic. 1 successfully
prescribe it in cases of severe nervous
ness, indigestion and stomach trouble.
Professor Munyon is to be congratu-
lated in utilizing the fruit of the Paw
Paw tree, the digestive qualities of
which, / believe, is second to no known
production in the fruit or vegetable
Kingdom.
THOS. c. CARTER, M. D.,
322 G. ST., N. w.
Paw Paw does away with the desire
for strong drink by satisfying and
strengthening the stomach and nerves
1t gives exhiIaration without intoXica-
ton.
Paw Paw gives you good appetite
and secures for the body every benefit
which food is designed to bring.
Take bottle home with you today,
and if that home contains weak or
rebellious stomach. set of disordered
nerves, a vain seeker after sleep, Paw
Paw will bring quick relief and more
recruits will be gained for Munyon's
great and growing army Of the cured.
Sold by all druggists. Large bottle,
81. Paw Paw Laxative Pills, &c. a
bottle.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

AT THE HEART OF OLD PELEE- E- BY Paul ChambIizs
illustrated. limo. 1872 q. Teunyson NeelyO
THE TWIN SEVEN SHOOTERS. By Charles F. Man
svo, pp. ". 81 (F. Tennyson Neely)
OF adventure in the Civil War.
HEROES OF THE NoRsEIANDs. Their Stories Retold
by Katharine F. Boult. Illustrated by T H. Rob
inson- 16mo. ppL vii. 21I. CThe Macmillan Com
pany.)
Temple CTsssics'' series.
CAPITOL. STORIES OF THE LEGISLATIVE SESSION
OF 1908. BY 2. Severance Johnson I2rno. pp. Sc.
(AIbany: J. B. Lyon Company
Anecdotes about members of the legislature.
PIP. VI S27. CMcclure Phillips Coz
The story OF titled Englishnan who seeks fort
In America
THE VOICE IN THE DESERT. BY Pauline Bradford
Mackie (Mrs Herbert Muller Hopkns)- limo. pp. SS4
CNcClure. Phillips & Coz
The experiences Of ministers household in the
Western desert
JACK HENDERSON DOWN EAST. By Benjamin 2.
Cobb. Illustrated by Marshall D. Smith 16rno 81
Chicago: ScOfeld Publishing Company
MORE TALES FROM TOLSTOI. Translated from the
Russian, with Enlarged Biography Of the Author,
by r. Nisbet Balm f2mo pp Sl6 CBretano's)
A ROSE OF NORMANDY BY W. R A Wilson Illus
trated by Ch Grunwald- 12nno. pp. I, BIS (Boston
Little. Brown & Cc)
Love adventure in the reign Of Louis XIV.
BARBARA WOMAN OF THE WEST. BY H
Whtson- Illustrated by c. C. Emerson l2rno
314- Boston: Little. Brown & Coz
THE ETERNAL WOMAN. By Dorothes Gerard 12rno
pp. vii 327. CBrentanos)
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
FICTION.

THE STORY OF AN EAST SIDE FAMILY. BY Lillian
w Belts. I2rno. 342 (Dodd Mead & Coz
An account of the lives OF some people OF the
THE RISE OF RUDERICK CLOWD BY Josiah Flynt
I2mo pp $40 (Dodd. Mead & Coz.
story of the under world recountng the de-
veopnent, experiences and reformation OF crook
CONFESSIONS OF A CHORUS GIRL BY Msdge Merton
Iomo M IO5 CThe Grafton Fress)
UNTIL, SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN 12mO pp- $50
CThomas Whittaker)
ELIzABETHs CHILDREN. 12mo. pp. 364 John
LsueD
The experiences bach@lor. with three children
his charge
CONTRASTS BY Florence Henniker- I2mo PIP vii. 200.
John Lane)
Short stories.
NO HrRo Ry e W HornunE l2mo pp. zoe. Charles
ScrbneTr SonsB
THE DANGER LINE. BY Lawrence L, Lynch. CE. NJ.
Van Deventer) l2mo PIP 44+ (Chicago: Laird
LeeD
A tale with mystery
DARRELL, OF THE BLESSED ISLES. BY Irving Bach
eer. Illustrated by Arthur l. Keller. l2mo
Hothrop Publishing Company
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
SHAKESPEARE AND THE DEVIL.

From The London Spectator.
Passing from Apostles to parallels we find
shakespeare fond, as all men in all ages have
been, of the story of the prodigal son. In Two
Gentlemen of Verona Launce observes: 'I
have received my proportion, like the prodigious
SON. and in the Comedy Of Errors somebody
is said TO wear the calfskin that killed for
the prodgaI' and elsewhere Falstaff in Henry
W." Part !, says about his soldiers: you would
think had hundred and fifty tattered prodi-
gals lately from swine keeping, from eat
ing draft and husks." This mention of swine
recalls Shylock's periphrasis for pork the
habitation which your Prophet the NaZarite con-
jured the Devil into" AS to the Devil have
the testimony of king Lear that
THE Prince Of Darkness is gentleman"
Falstaf speaks Of the Devil and his residence
sometimes; for instance, in commenting upon
the inhamed complexion Of poor Bardolph he
observes: Il never thy face but think upon
hell fire. and Dives that lived in. purple; and
after Mrs. Quickly has given her wonderful ac-
of Sir Johns last hours, the boy supplies
a further detail Falstaff, seeing flea on Bar
dolphs nose, had been reminded OF "a black
soul burning in hell fire. And Dives is referred
TO again by Falstaff when he is telling OF
his soldiers: Slaves ragged as Lazarus In
the painted cloth, where the giuttons dogs
licked his sores" Mention has been made or
Of the last words that Falstaf uttered,
the last that he made of his fat voice-that
voice whose tones were injured. according to his
own account, by "hollaing and singing or an
thems." II is not easy to picture Falstaf join
ing with the choristers of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream in
Chanting faint hymns to the cold. frutless
Perhaps the most delicate way of referring to
the residence Of Satan, to which anusion has
been made above. is in the line of Hamlet -
Seek him In the other place yourself-
after I has been whispered as possibility that
messenger dispatched 10 heaven might not
ind the missing person in that home rms may
be regarded the English equivalent to the
well known story preserved for US by Dean
Ramsay A laird. exasperated by big stone
in his carriage drive, bade his servant take
the stone 10 -: which the servant hinted
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
MISCELLANE EOUS.

THE BLOW FROM BEHIND By Fred. c. Chamberlain.
Ii. B limo. pp. xiii I47 (Boston: Lee & Shepard)
survey Of the relations between the United states
and the Philippine Islands during the late Spanish
American War leads I'D to discussion and refutation
of the anti-imperfalist arguments.
MRS RORER'S NEW COOK BOOK A Manual OF House
keeping. BY Sarah Tyson Rorer. svo pp 100 CPhila-
delphia: Arnold & Coz
THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA Ed
tied by Daniel Colt Gilman LII. D.; Harry Thurston
Peck Ph. D.. L. H. D.. and Frank Moore Colby:
NJ A. Vol VIII. Quarto. pp. iv. 955- Dodd. Mead
&
ON AMERIKA. BY Carl Fischer-Hansen. L L B. Svo,
pp vii. 253- C3rentano's)
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
HISTORY.

A HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE. By Merrfczz Whit
comb Maps and Illustrations 12n1o pp. xii
Sol. Cd. Appleton & Coz
In the Twentieth Century Textbooks series
THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS I493-1sOS Translated from
Originals Edited and Annotated by Emma Helen
Blair nd James Alexander Robertson With His
torfca Introduction Additional Notes by Edward
GAYLORD Bourne Maps Portraits and Other Illus
trations. Vol I-1521-1569 Svo. pp. SSj Cleveland
Ohio: The Arthur H. Clark Company
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
REPRINTS.

BIRDS OF THE UNITED sTATEs AND CANADA, By
Thomas Nuttal. New Revised and Annotated Edition
by Montague Chamberlain. Illustrated. Svo. pp.
Xiv 43I. fBoston: Little, Brown & Coz
FVEIINA; or the History OF Young Lady's Entrance
Into World BY Frances Burney- In Two Vol
umes. 16mo. pp- xiv. 237 2T6- CThe Macmillan Com
pany)
In the Temple Classics series.
WHIST Up To DATE. By Charles Stuart Street i2no
pp. (Dodd Mead & Coz
A practical exposition OF the game
RESURRECTION BY Leo ToIstoy. Translated ny Mrs
Maude. Players Edition with Illustrations
from Play. limo. pp. 4. $40 (Dodd. Mead 4
Coz
A LANDMARK HISTORY OF NETWORK. Also the
Origin OF Street Names and a photography. BY Al
bert Ulmann- l2mo. pp- xxx, 10 ID Appleton
Coz
THE NEW ONION CULTURE BY T. Greiner. Illus
trated. 12mo, pp ia. Orange Judd & Coz
Practical suggestions the cultivation Of onions
for profit
IN AND AROUND THE GRAND CANYON BY George
Wharton lanes Illustrated. xiv.
Boston: Little. Brown & Coz
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

is to be ready on May 16. Is Drexel Biddle. a
grandson of Nicholas Biddle. with whom Jack
son made battle royal over the subject OF the
United States Bank We are informed that the
frontispiece. drawing of Peggy herself which.
with the other illustrations. is the work of Henry
HUT, was posed for by the daughter of a Gov
ernor of Of the leading States. but just
which character in the story she may be de-
scendant of is not said
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
ROCKS OF THE WEEK.
ART.

4 NEW PORTRAIT OF SHAKESPEARE By John
C,orbin svo, pp. 95. John Lane)
discussion Of the Droeshout Original
EIv palace portrait Of Shakespeare. comparing the
two in defence Of the authenticity of the latter.
THE OLD AND THE NEW RENAISSANCE BY Edwin
wiley. limo, pp. 256. Nashville. Tenn: Bingham
& Smith)
Papers on some painters and writers
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
POETRY.

CHARLES DI TOCCA. A Tragedy. BY Gale Young
Rice. 12mo, pp. 40 (McC1ure, Phillips Coz
POEMS. BY Marie Worst svo pp. x. 10. Dodd
Mead & Col
POEMS VERSES. By Carol Norton Svo. xf
(Roston: Dana Estes & Coz
LOVES OLD SWEET SONG A Sheaf OF Iatter-Day
Iove-Poens. Gathered from Many Sources by George
H Ewanger. 12mo. pp XIV 3S1- (Dodd. Mead s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
NATURE STUDY.

OUR NORTHERN SHRUBS AND HOW TO IDENTIFY
THEM. Harriet l. Keeler. Illustrated l2no.
PIP. Xxx, 521. (Cnarles Scribner's Sons)
DESCRIPTIONS of shrubs to the Northern
States with appendices providing glossares OF boan-
ical Latin specific terms and indexes OF Latin
and English Illustrated with reproductions
OF photographs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

being ..mair out of your lairdship's way These
lines are mere cleaning. but they may enoour-
age further research.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
SOCIAL ECONOMY.

RECIPROCITY. Ry ]. laurence Laughtn: Pm, D.. and
II Parker Willis Pm D. svo 6ss Che Baker
& Taylor COD.
A study Of the commercial relations between the
United States ard other countries.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS. BY W r.
Lawson i2mo pp. Vii. 39A tdcCluTe. Phillips
a. Col.
An exposltion American Industry eonsldextng The
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

The book of Charles Dana Gibson's drawings
which has made its annual appearance under
the imprint of r. II. Russell will hereafter De
issued by Charles Scribner's Sons. The current
volume will. as usual, be published in the
autumn.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
SCIENCE.

TRAVELS IN SPACE. A History OF Aerial Navigation.
BY E. Seton Valentine ard F l. Tomlnson With an
by Hiram MaxiT' F. \ :. Illus
trated. i2mo.. pp. xvi s2s Frederick A Stokes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Peirces PLANT Physiology modern and
scientific discussion of the general principles Of
plant physiology, intended for the student or
general reader acquainted with the elements Of
botany. will be issued during the present month
by Henry Holt & Co.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

The seventh volume Of the Dowoen Snake.
speare is now published by the Bobos-Merrh
Company: it contains "C.'mbelne.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Six popular lectures delivered before the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology lately by
Percival Lowell are to be published by Hough-
ton. Miffin & Co. early in May under the title,
THE Solar System
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

Original drawings by three American Illus
traitors. Eliza beth Shipper Green. Florence SEQ
vel Shinn and Virginia Keep. are on view at
the Fifth Avenue Book Shop.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

The social unrest and upheaval which overlook
the official life of Washington when President
Jackson served his chivalrous instinct at the
expense OF his diplomatic sense by insisting on
the reception of Major Eaton and his wife into
the Cabinet circle has been chosen by Alfred
Henry Lewis. author of the Wolfve stories.
for the subject of his novel. Peggy ONeal"
As 1t happens. the publisher OF the book. which
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

An addition is made TO the discussion OF the
negro problem to-day in a book by an educated
man of the negro race. ". E. Burghardt Du
Bos. who is professor of economics and history
at Atlanta University. Professor Du Bois has
been graduated from Fiske University. from
Harvard and from the University OF Berlin. He
calls his collection OF essays. which is being
issued by A C. McClurg & Co, '"Fhe Souls Of
Black Folk"
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

5. c. BROWN. LANGHAN & CO., Ltd.
Dealers IN Rare and Choice Expoes
CT Russell II, London. Eng land First Edto.s
Luxe Limited and privately printed books EelmscO
vale and Ess9E Presses Any bOk tneS
mall Catalogues issued