New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-12

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called IN African Forest and Jungle" 1t de-
scyibes A visit to the country Of Chief Rotembo.
With hunters supplied by the chief, the author
builds a fort in the great forest The strong
hold is used as a base for exploring expect
lions. upon which much big game is killed
The curious customs OF various tribes met with
are noted. The hunting dog Nnedkda ana the
tame monkey Nndova, who decoys troops OF
his kind within gurshot range, accompany many
OF the excursions.
The Rev. DR.. ". S. Rainsford tells the story
Of his early life in ireland. his fortunes as
Young clergyman in England and the United
States and his constructive work In St Georges
parish in a book which the outlook Company
includes among its fan announcements
Miss Julia Ward Richards has drawn the cover
design and decorations for the book her mother,
Mrs Laura Z Richards. viii bring out this ran
through Little Brown & Co. 1t is to be called
The Golden windows" and Is collection of
fables In addition to Miss Richards's work..
Illustrations have been provided by Arthur L.
Becher.
A special edition OF John Luther Longs story
OF Japan. Madam Butterfly recently seen on
the stage. is among the special illustrated eai-
tons prepared by the Century Company. The
Illustrations are from photographs OF japanese
subjects by c YarnaI Abbott The cover is
from a design by Centric Veto.
Another book Of japanese cast was issued
yesterday by the Harpers This is Onoto Wa
tanna's love story. The Heart Of Hyacinth."
The name Of the book the source Of con-
siderable difficulty, and we told that the
title chosen was finally decided upon chiefly for
"euphony and its suggestion Of dainty senti-
u a..
Japan. The author who has passed the sum-
mer at Fordham Heights is occupied at present
with the rehearsals Of the stage version OF her
japanese Nightingale"
An arraignment OF English rule IN Ireland is
made by DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett. a grand
nephew Of Robert Emmett In a forthcoming
book called ireland Under English Rule"
which the Putnams have undertaken. DR.. En-
met covers in outline seven centuries OF Irish
history. He brings the discussion down to the
recent land bill He is pains TO say in his
Introduction that he has quarrel with Eng
nshmen as individuals, but takes issue only
with the government This unique political
organization he accuses Of deliberate ennnity
to the Catholic population. to the length OF
armed oppression. DR.. Emmett writes in his in
PRODUCTION:
The object OF the writer has been to trace GER
tain causes ana effects ana 10 snow, WnaI ID
self-evident in the abstract. that no result can
be produced without adequate cause. As the
chief proposition 1t viii be shown that Ireland
has only prOspered under English rule for a
brief interVal-when at least Irishmen managed
Irish affairs, although these were conducted by a
minority with the added disadvantage that fully
eicht-tenths Of the population % Ireland at that
time were dsfrancnissd by a religious test The
logical deduction then presents itself that Ire
lane has never pTosperec because Of misrule on
the part Of the English Government
This viii be proved to have been the case. as
wen that Irish affairs were conducted by
England FOR centuries in accordance with a set
tls5 and fixed purpose that Ireland should not
prosper. AS part OF the Indictment against
England II win be shown that only within a re-
cent period has the effort been abandoned when
ever an opportunity presented. TO eXterminate by
the sword the Catholic portion OF the population;
rartIv bI,t as successfully followed in depopu-
lsting the country by famine AID forced enligra-
ton
The Spirit Of the Service" is the title OF
story by Mrs Woods which the Macmillan Com
pany viii have ready shortly. 1t is described as
a story OF the new navy The scene embraces
the battle against the Spanish feet IN Manila
Bay. The book is illustrated from drawings by
Rufus S. Zogbaum.
News that Mr. Ernest Thompson Seton does
not like animals is almost appalling. With all
his friendly sttrbution Of personality TO ami
mails he does not really care for them He
never makes pets OF them. OF training animals
he VIII have none. His interest II is explained,
is purely scientific. This is presumably not
echo Of the late tempest over the mixture Of the
scientific and hctional in natural history. Doubt
less Mr.. Seton cannot stand the sight OF cat
AS be is now publishing book through Double
day, Page & Co. called Two Little Savages,"
detailing all the woodcraft dear TO the young
American at the Indian age. We are prepared TO
learn before long that be detests little boys
JosephUs Nelson Larned. who has written
History OF the United States for Secondary
Schools" which Eoughton. Mifiin G Co. an
nounce for immediate publication was al ere
time the editorial STAFF OF The Buffalo Ex-
press" and has been Superintendent Of Schools
and superintendent Of the public library IN that
city. and president Of the American Library As
ISOLATION. He has already written a History OF
England" under the auspices Of the American
Library Association prepared the bibuographical
Literature of American History" and was edi-
tor OF he publication called History for Ready
Reference"
Ways Of Yale in the Consulship OF PIancus"
Professor Henry A Besrs's book, which ap
peared some eight years ago. now appears in a
revised edition. from the press OF Henry Holt
Co The additions include number Of College
Rhymes" the story Of an elderly undergraduates
called The Third Stage Of Discipline and a
Problem IN Arithmetical Progression
4 practical book on bee keeping is announced
by John lane I'm his publication OF The Book
OF the Honey Bee" by Charles Harrison The