The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-19
The NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS
OF THE SEASON.

SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS
OF THE SEASON
Woman Who TotIs and Principles of
| Home DecoratIOn-New Hook by
Dwight TiIton--New Magazines.
New editions of the late John Fishes
writings have been appearing from the
several publishers holding his manu-
script. american Political IDEAS is
now being issued by the Harpers,
Bessie Van Worst and Marie Van
Worst have collabOrated on Il sketch Of
the conditions of women factory work
ers in book which Doubleday, Page &
Co. will issue on February l., called
The Woman Who Tolls" 1t is d rec
ord of experiences Undergone as mat
ter OF experiment. Bessie Van Worst
has written the chapters On working in
a 'ittsburg factory, in a New York
mill town and in making clothing in
Chicago. Marie Van Worst contributes
chapters on shoe sewing in Lynn and
work in cotton factories in the south.
Doubleday, Page & Co. Will publish
on February - Mrs. Candare Wheelcrs
volume on The Principles Of Home
Decoration" which was delayed last
fan Mrs. Wheelers interest in the in
4 al
domestic life mas found frequent rXprr"-
sion, IT. this book she aims to furnish
guidance by the statement and eXpla-
nation of number of fundamental
precepts. Some attention is given to
the subject Of color, a matter that is,
perhaps, most open to abuse for those
J who have no particular inborn sense of
the hue and contrast that are pleasing.
Herbert S. Houston, advertising man
ager of the Worlds Work and Country
Life in America, has been admitted to
. partnership in the firm of Doubleday,
Page & CO., their publishers. Mr.,
Houston has an enviab record in the
advertising field, and has large ac-
quaintance with advertisers and news
| papers. Mr.. Houston was general
manager of the Topeka Capital at the
time the Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon took
charge of the paper for week to run
it as he believed Christ would have
done had He been on earth. Previous
> ly Mr.. Houston was advertising mana
ger of Outing. His advancement is in
no sense a matter Of mere good luck
but the result Of hard work intelligent
: ly applied.
The author of Miss Petticoats
known as Dwight Tilton," has issued
another story through the c. M. CLARK
Publishing Company, called ION Sa'
tan's Mount" 1t is now announced
that Dwight Tilton' is the name use(
by collaborators, George Tilton Rich,
Y ardson, dramatic editor Of THE ROstol
: Traveller" and Wilder Dwight Quint
music critic of the same newspaper
The two authors resorted to a further
= concealment of their identity by pub
fishing their composite photograph oVeI
;, their assumed name.
a Francis NJ Ware, the manager of thu
!, New York Horse Exchange, who ha
+ published through Little, Brown & CO
f volume of First Hand Bits o
@ Stable Lore" was an edito
of THE Lampoon" while a student a
: Harvard.
= "st. Augustine and His Age" by 10
v seph McCabe, deals with the life Of tn
i early father of the Christian churc
from an NEUROLOGICAL approach. MI
- McCabe, who has already written a If
e of Peter Abelard writes of St. Angus
IT tine as a man and traces his menta
k and moral growth as a psychologist
Y study The Putnams will publish it b
if Saturday next,
The impressions of Canadian on tn
1t new trend of public sediment and ma
le tional activities i'll this country al
contributed by Beckles Wilson in g.
Study of the Imperial Republic" whic
r. P. Dutton & Company are issuins
The author describes himself as Ca
I'd madam observer who has passed severe
years across the southern boundar,
I'd The key to his thesis is found in ii
e. preface in these words: Briefly,
t, may be SAID Lnat the states mas UFeIt
I'd century in labor and has put forth
nation"
Of
ct The great series on the GOvernmel
v of the United States will begin in II
e. February Scrbner's with James For
E. Rhodes article on The Presidents
H. Office" Mr.. Rhodes historical studio
ne and his wide acquaintance with publ
Is men and the special facilities which
d. has had to study the executive Off
pc make this paper one Of intense interes
Men of the higrcst authority, like Ju
:, tice Brewer of the supreme court, SEM
a.. tor Lodge. Captain Mahan, Frank
(" Vanderlip and Governor Taft will col
~ tribute to this series.
~
The Letters Of Madame Waddngto
now running in Scribners, are a br
liant picture Of the social life at t.
English court from 1883 to almost Il
-, close of the century Her pen-pictur