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BOOK NOTES.

One of Margaret Deland's new series
Of Oh ga 10 Chester Tales" appears in Har-
per Tor May under the quaint title cat
the Stuffed-Animal House" 1t is now
ei1uI story of two siSters-one with q
strong body and strong mind, the other
nInGed woman is made the agent of a
moving climax
me completion of the Vaiorum edition
OF OF EDWARD Fitzgerald as announced by
doubleday a|Gmn{ ia Page & Co, is a literary
considerable interest in that the Ameri
can publishers have done the work that
one would have expected English pub
HShelS TO nave undertaken long ago.
The recent death of A. C. Wheeler
3 3T winch " Oh j, it became known that he was
D. T. M. author of "A Journey to Ma
lure and Tangled Up in Beulah Land
n mas, 1t is said. led to an advance sale
humous novel. THE Conouerinp of
Kate" which Doubleday, Page & CO are
about to publish.
Messrs. Dana Estes & Co. are bringing
OUT TaL, tne th1rd edition of Mr. Frederick
morous Poetry" The work has been been
complimented by Miss Carolyn w Wells Iseii
The Red Book of Chicago is the latest
maya; re to bid for patronage. and it
by Trumbull White, known as a traVeI
ing correspondent and writer of historica1
ana a. biographical work. The first number
py we'll known writer's.
John Alexander Steuart's move, "r,be
Samaritars. issued by the ReveIls deals
with the submerged tenth, the tenement
district of London. III
Mr. John T.. McCutcheon, cartoonist
ol tne chicago Record Herald is about TO
publish a collection of his pictures Mr.
George AIDE writes the introduction and
speaks most highly of the work of his
Miss Tiliencraptz 1,h 49,
Sgehghful romance last year in FTbe
ihfall OF Lief the Lucky and sucn a
fascinating heroine in ''Helga, the Fair,
seems to have a strong leaning towards
the Walkyrie type Her new novel is CALI ca IL
ed The Ward of King Canute.' and is
sad to be fully up to the standard she
set Tor herself in the first book.
Justin Huntly Mccarthy, whose new
novel 'Marjorie,' the Harpers have lust
Sublsned with the imprint of r H
russell, is frequently confused with his
s SURF since besides being of the
same name, they are both historians
f1ot. n2Vensts, and both have been mem
carthy R t5e son Jeff Justin Huntly Nc
Parnelfs defeat, and thencefortb de-
n0ted himself to literary work. He has
also also peen lecturer and dramatic critic.
HIS greatest success hitherto has been
the play IF L Were King
The editor of Harper's Bazaar an
n nc Gee Josephine Daskam's Memoirs
VI q Depy, DIS Ilat clever young author 6
m mas 1t is said that readers
and ert ties are now concurring in the
ever done. -i''"
"A a Combination of Becky Sharp and
Eve seems thus far to be the most
orr ma 1 remark made about the charac-
roses Daughter" How accurately #
describes the young woman is a matter
OF individual opinion. The French trans
lation of Lady Roses Daughter" an
nounced by M. Brunetiere to appear in
his Revue des Deux Mondes.' - will not
be published in that periodical until next
"Rosebud's Grandpa by the Baroness
Eon Hutton, the novelette, with which
the May Smart Set opens, is a master
piece of smart fiction. The distinguished
author again writes with that charm
Which has already won her an enviable
reputation here and abroad but this
story is more distinctive than any other
work she has produced. for she tells of
the mest exclusive set in American So
clety, and with that intimate knowl-
edge winch IS only to be gained by per-