The Savannah morning news., 1903-03-09


and therefore, she had to. go. There
wasn't room in the same house for her
and Lady Henry. 's' 7'e
Julie had great love affair with
Capt Warkworth, and she came near
running away to Paris to meet him,
thus repeating a part Of her mothers
history, but she was stopped in time.
though it was sometime before she
could get the captain out of her heart.
There are other figures in the story,
some of them quite strong ones, but
Mrs. Wards admirers will have TO get
acquainted with them by reading her
book. They will find them interesting
acquaintances. Mrs. Ward manages
with remarkable skill to keep her hero
inc at the front in every chapter, and.
in fact, on about every page. And
some of her physiological speoulations,
while they may weary those who care
only for the story, will be read with
keen enjoyment by Mrs. Wards adj
mirers. The story has been running
in Harper's Magazine, and consequent
ly there are number of persons who
read the greater portion of it before It's
publication in book form. ~
twenty-five Minutes. With Palm
istry," by Julian Grew. The Abbey
Press Publishers, ia Fifth avenue,
New York. Cloth. rs cents. This is a
complete brief treatise on the interest
ing subject of palmistry. 1t contains
numerous illustrations. and the SUBJ
ject is made so clear that there is no
difficulty in understanding it. t...,u
Ethan Allen" q. by Charles. Walter
Brown. NJ. A. Donahue & Co.. publish
ers, 4o7-429 Dearborn street, Chicago,
ILL., Cloth, $1.00. Illustrated. The hero
of Ticonderoga and leader of the Green
Mountain Boys is best known for his
characteristic demand upon the Brit
ish garrison at Fort Ticonderoga, on
Lake Champlain, to surrender t'in the
name of the Continental Congress and
the Great Jehovah" This book not
only gives full account of the eX-
ploits of Col Allen, but contains also
a brief history of Vermont, formerly
called the New Hampshire Grants, in
her contention with the New York
authorities, who opposed Vermont's adj
mission into the Union, but which was
finally accomplished by Ethan Allen.
Sugar Cane Culture" is the title
of new book just published. 1t con-
tains chapters about the history of
cane, botany, anat-climate. drainage
varieties, seedlings, etc, and is nicely
illustrated. The perusal of this publi-
cation viii be of great value to all
cane growers, and everyone can obtain
a copy, free of charge. by writing for
it to the German Kali Works, SO Mas
sau street, New York, N. Y.
~ Co., -If 81 f-As y ras.
Andrews Botany All the Y ear
Round by Il. F. Andrews, High
School, Washington, Ga. Cloth. Svo,.
3O2 pages. Price, 81. American Book Co
New York. This book is admirably
adapted for botanical work in the av-
erage high school, and requires no eX-
pensive equipment. tits based on OBJ
servation, and in thissrespect meets -the
popular demand. The lessons are. so
arranged that each subject is taken
up at Just the time of yeaFFwhen the
material for it Is most bundant. In
this way the study can. be carried on
all the year round, plan which is
much more sensible than crowding the
whole course into few weeks of the
spring term. ene.y A-a siz
''Unoficial," by Hon. Mrs. Walter r.
D. Forbes D. Appleton & Co., pub
fishers; paper. so cents. This is a
very interesting story one of the best
perhaps of the Town and Country
Library series of the foregoing pub
fishing house. The dialogue is bright
the plot good and the story is well told
The scenes are laid in London and
Paris a Duchess rescues from an un-
happy life brave little English girl
who married a French scoundrel to
please. her brother, who thought he
owed the Frenchman a debt OF graft
tude The Duchess had hold on the
Frenchman through knowledge Of his
past life.
l MAGAZINES.