The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-26

sese-ee-eISes~e~s
THE Oldest Code Of Laws in the
World" imported by the Messrs. Serb.
ner, is a translation by G. II. W.
Johns Of the recently discovered Ham.
murabi code.
+. s. Dellenbaugh, author Of aTha
Romance of the Colorado River,n pub
lished by G. P. Putnam's sons, il now
travelling in Utah and Arizona collect.
ing material for forthcoming books.
Russell Sturgis has just handed Ia
to Dodd, Mead & Co. the manuscript
Of his rewritten, paraphrased, aug
mented and translated version OF VIII
helm Lubke's Outlines Of the History
of Art
The Moth Book" by w. J. Holland.
Is to be companion volume to the
authors work ON butterflies. It viii
appear in the fall with the imprint Of
Doubleday, Page & Co. DIR. Holland
has been at work ON the book for sew.
eral years.
The author Of "His Daughter First
Arthur Sherburne Hardy, was United
States minister to Servfa from 1899 to
1901, but those were less exciting
times there than the present, He is
now at the head of the American en-
bassy at Madrid. s...,#
Professor Perciyal Lowell, head Of
the Lowell Observatory at Flagstaff,
Art., has just published book of six
popular lectures on 1.-THE Solar Sys-
tem." In which he has much to say
about Mars, having made a special
study of this planet for some years.
! Jean Webster, girl whose flrst
book, when Patty Went to College,
has been favorably received, 10 d
grandniece of Mark Twain. Her Ia
Their, Charles Webster, was one of the
partners of the Inflated publishing
firm Of which Mark Twain was q
member.
Ainsworth's "Old st. Paul's" is Inn
ported by the Messrs. Scribner in the
| "Caxton" thin paper reprints of IA
nous English novels. We have also
Evelyn's DIARY" in similar form.
Both volumes have flexible leather
covers and are exceedingly attractive
in execution.
Street & Smith, New York, has Is.
sued In attractive paper cover, Wee
Macgregor," the widely read story Of
the canny Scotch youngster, who dip
lomatically wins over his parents to
his way of thinking. Parents will get
many good laugh from this little
book, which can be had for 25 cents.
l feel like saying to any young girl
who inclines to rhyme, Don't senti-
mentalize! Write more of what you
see than Of what you feel, and let your
feelings realize themselves to others
in the shape of worthy actions. Then
they will be natural, and will furnish
you with something worth wrlting."-
Lucy Larcom.
Charles Battell Loomis, in addition
to Cheerful Americans" expects to
have boys book published In few
weeks through the Lothrop Publish.
ing Company. 1t Is entitled "A Part
nership in Magic" you see," he adds
In recent communication to q friend,
,"it is three years since my last book
came out and SO l feel justified In
coming out double"
1.-THE Novels and Poems of Charles
Kingsley" are being reissued in a "li-
brary edition" by J. F. Taylor & Go.
Four volumes are now at hand, two
of them being "Hereward the Wake''
and the other "Alton Locke" The
special feature Of this edition is found
in the introductions to the several
works, prepared by Maurice Kingsley,
the eldest son of the author.
Here are some of the gifts showered
upon Anthony Hope the other day
when he welded his American bride,
Miss Elizabeth Sheldon; Edmund
Gosse, a liquor set; Mrs. Humphrey
Ward, a set of Matthew Arnold's po-
ems; Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Barrie, an
antique cabinet; Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Courtney, a coal box, and the Authors