The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-24

Capt. T. Bentley Mott, U. s.. A., VINO
is the military attache at Paris, has spent
several seasons in55the field during the
maneuvers of the French army. In the
| September Scribner's he, will describe the
amusing and interesting life OF the thirty
or forty officers from nearly. every civil
| lied country in the world who are thrown
together at this time; and who every
| evening dine together and associate In
perfect comradeShfp.
The publishers of Prof. Richard T.
Elv's Outlines of Economics" have just
received a large order for the book from ON
| Japan. This text book .hasalong been used
| in Holland and Sweden oputs this ,is the
first time that q japanese university mas
ordered a quantity of any American book
on economics fort the use, of. it's classes.
Among the most, striking portraits of
by the English artist, William Nicholson
are conspicuou ssi9l They are included IN
the Nicholson portfolio, which the Har-
pers publish.~N Nicholson is better known In
is slowly coming into recognition. He is
young man. in the early thirties and
the SON of a late member of parliament
He Illustrated the famous London 19INI Types
the verses. Mr.. Nicholson was a great
friend of Whistler's, and his art has
brought him into close relation with
many of the most prominent men or Eng
this autumn
Doubleday Page & Co.,have sold over
| million volumes of their Little Master
publish some. Little Masterpieces of
{ Science" edited by George lies, of which
over 100000 volumes are now being print
ed in anticipation of their success.
Fox, Duffield & Co. New York, publish
! the following, on their publishers pulle-
|
TWO newspapers in St: Paul have had
Thief" The D al ryo lobe calls it "a
revolving account Of me ana women fen
young publishers and Mr.. Hapgood for
| having anything to do with Light En-,
gered Jim and his book. The st. PAU
many mush and milk people have been
| horribly shocked by this book. For
tunately there are in this world some
sane vigorous spirited folk, VINO are not
! afraid of the dark land so forth and SO
| on. Many a poor book has been sold
| by a sensational controversy.
Israel ZangwiH contributes the second
! of his Italian Fantasies to Harper
| for September. The article is exquisitely
| illustrated by Louis Loeb, the artist who
accompanied Mr. Zangwill on an Italian
| journey made for Harper's Magazine.
Messrs Harper & Brothers will publish
in September Justin Huntly Mccarthy
new novel. 1.-The Proud Prince" few
days. after it's publication in book form ora
! the play made from the story by MI
Mccarthy will be presented by DaWel
Frohman on the stage, with Mr.. %. IL .
sothern in the title role 1t is affirmed
that Mr.. Sothern considers it the most at
1 tractive part he has essayed in many
years. This is the fifth dramatized novel vel
to figure on the Harper fist this coming
season. Should Sir Gilbert Parker's play
The Right Of Way be os fe ater
in the year-the list will be increased to
six
J. ]. Bells "Wee Macgreegor'' has. now
! reached sale of 100000 copies in Great
| Britain. according to the latest report;
/, and this story. with its successor, ETHEL, y
both of which are published by the Har-
/ pers, are among the best-selling books
over there at present.
/ The announcement that the c. H.
Clark Publishing company is to issue two
| new books in September will prove an in
teresting fact to those who are familiar