The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-21

trust being accepted as fact, bur has
attempted, and successfully, to anatyZe
it's various phases.
D. Appleton and Company have just
published a cheap edition in cloth of
The Girl at the Halfway House. by E.
Hough. author of The Mississippi
Bubble" Although a novel, it is an ac-
curate picture of western life in the for
native period of that part Of the ma
tiun's development.
D. Appleton and Company have just
issued new general catalogue, ar
ranged both by authors and by titles.
1t contains a hundred pages, and the
paper and type are the same as used in
heir cycopaedias.
Frank L. Stanton's TIP from Geor-
gia," published by D. Appleton and
Company. has gone into second edi-
ton. This is somewhat unusual for
book of verse.
D. Appleton and Company have just
issued Theater Edition of The ManX-
man, by Hall Game. now being played
in southern cities.
The Literary World, now published
by L. c. Page & Company. Boston, was
founded in 1870 by Samuel Croker, who
conducted it till 1877. when it passed
into the hands of Messrs. E. H. Hames
& Company, under the editorship of
Doctor Edward Abbott. On January
1st of this year the publication of the
Literary World was taken over by this
company, who have secured MI. Bliss
Carman, the well-known poet and crit
ic, as editor. Mr.. Carman will be as
sisted by trained staff Of special edi-
tors and reviewers.
While it will be the aim of Messrs. l..
C. Page & Company to maintain the eX-
cellent reputation for fairness, thor
oughness and dignity which the Litera-
ry World has enjoyed from the begin
ming, no pains will be spared to improve
and strengthen it in every way.
The list of new publications printed in
each number of the output for the pre-
vious month from the presses of all
publishers is complete, descriptive and
classified. Letters from special cores
pondents in the leading literary centers,
including London, showing the books in
greatest popular demand will be one of
the new features.
The Literary World is monthly, and
will appear promptly on the first day of
each month. Subscription one dollar a
year; single copies, ten cents.
L. C. Page and Company have just
published No. of their Commonwealth
series, so successfully inaugurated sew
eral years ago with Her Boston Expe
riences." Pennsylvania is the state now
represented, the title of the story being
The Philadelphians. AS Seen by New
York Woman, by Katharine Bingham.
1t is a bright and breezy story.
Elliott Flower, the author of Police
man Flynn, etc, is just now In pecu-
liar position. He has written a novel
without a NAME author and publisher
being unable so far to find any satisfac-
tory title. The story deals with munic-
ipal politics, society girl of high ideals
and her lover, whom she impels into the
sea of politics. The book will go to
press the moment the title is selected.
L. C. Page and Company are to be the
publishers.
Lewis, Scribner and Company an
nounce Where and How to Dine in
New York." small illustrated booklet
containing descriptions of the charac-
teristic dining-places of the greater
city, with some indication of their
specialties and their prices.
The A. Vessels Company has in prep
aration for early publication an inter-
esting volume of Legends of the Iro-
quois," collected by William w. Can
field, of Utica. The greater part of
these legends were told by Cornplanter
a noted chief of the Senecas, to one of
the early pioneers of western New York.
Two attractive novels are promised
by Doubleday, Page and Company for
the early part of next month. Veroni-
ca, by Martha w. Austin, is a Louisia-
ma love story with charming heroine.
The attraction of the book is said to lie
not so much in the tale as in the telling,
the author possessing a fine, delicate
style we'll suited to the portrayal of
character. The second novel referred
to is The Conquering of Hate, by J. P.
MoWbray we'll known as the author of
A Journey to Nature. This is also a
love story; in fact, a double one, the
scene of which is laid in the secluded
farming region of Pennsylvania some
thirty years ago. This is new depar-
ture in subject for Mr. Mowhray, and, it
is anticipated, a successful one.
book that will be eagerly awaited
is The Kaisers Speeches, now in the
press at Harper's, volume that will
contain TRANSACTIONS. prepared by Mr..
Wolf Won Schierbrand, of all the Ger
man emperors important speeches dur
ing his reign, IS we'll as many of his
observations before his ascension to the
throne Not through secretiveness on
the part of the royal genius, but be-
cause of distance and foreign tongue,
, the American public has not been able
sufficiently to crafty it's abundant Gu
riosty as to what sort of real man
Kaiser Wilhelm may be.
A book on the Philippine question
from the. i-imperialist stand
point, Offered to the public as the most