The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-12

published Essay by Jonathan Edwards on
the Trinity" edited for subject and author
by Prof. George II. Fisher, and I'm Afri-
can Forest and Jungle by the late Paul
Du Chaillu.
The Dodge Publishing Company, IS East
Twentieth street. New York, announces
new edition of that choice collection of
verse. PaIgraves Golden Treasury" An
American artists edition Of Scotts IVAN
hoe Is another announcement. Among
other publications Is series or French
classics.
The c. NJ Clark Publishing Company
(Boston) is issuing to-day Marie of the
Lower Ranch" story of ranch life among
the mountains of northern Montana from
womans point Of view, by Miss Frances
Parker. This is the love story of con-
ventionally bred girl who joins married
sister in Montana.
Mrs. Margaret T.. Sangster is editing an
important new series of books for Messrs.
a. S. Barnes & Co. which will include vol
umes by Miss Mary a. Jordan, dean Of
Smith College; Mrs. Cynthia Westover Al
den. president of the international sun
DR.. Emma T.. Walker and others.
Houghton. Mifflin & Co. have just pub
lished a new library edition Of Longfellows
Complete Poems. The book contains all
the original verse that he wished to pre-
serve and all his TRANSACTIONS except those
from Dante. There are numerous 'illustra-
tons, said TO represent the work OF about
seventy leading American and English ar
lists
Mrs Darlington Booth has written a book
about her seven years work among pris-
oners and men just released from prison.
She gives ii the title. After Prison
What?' and modestly insists that her book
Is not a treatise on criminology. but rather
a plea for my boys" 1t is sure to be a
book of unusual interest. IL is published by
the Revell Company.
Mr.. Charles Majors new story is said to
be as different as possible from his former
books. Life and love among the pioneers
of Indiana during the thirties form the
theme of "A Forest Hearth" Dick Bright's
love for Rita Bays carries him through
queer adventures i'm the wilderness and I'm
Indianapolis and their friend Billy Little
helps them out of many scrapes.
Little, Brown x Co. announce long list
of Juvenile books for publication this fall.
Their announcements of other classes of
publications include large number of new
books and many reprints. Among the lat
ter are new editions Of several standard
novelists-Dumas. Jane Austen. Daudet.
Hugo end Bulwer Lytton. In biography
and memoirs the most important new book
will be Laura Bridgman, DR.. Howe's Fa-
nous Pupil. and What He Taught Her" by
Maud Howe and Florence Howe Hall, two
of DIR. Howe's daughters.
1.-The Modern Speech New Testament"
by Richard Francis Weymouth. NJ. A,
Lift. D., has just been issued by the Baker
& Taylor Company. New York. DR.. Wey-
mouth. from his Resultant Greek Testa-
ment, became known one of the ablest
English biblical students. From this
Greek Testament he made a careful trans
lation into everyday English. which has
now been issued. 1t was the work of twen-
ty years. The biblical style, with it's quaint
beauty, has been sacrificed but there is
said TO be simplicity and strength in the
present translation which is very remark
able.
Houghton, Miffln & Co. have just pub
lished Edward Stanwood's two-volume his
tory of american Tariff Controversies in
the Nineteenth Century, probably the most
thorough and comprehensive work on the
tariff ever produced: an attractive new edi-
ton of John BURROUGHS Works in twelve
volumes: Lesley Chiffon love story by
Eliza Orne White: THE Pine Grove
House." a novel of present day life by
Ruth Hall; THE Young Ice Whalers."
story for boys by Winthrop Packard deal
ing with adventures in the Arctic waters;
and a Readers History of American Lit
erature" by w. T. Higginson and III. W.
Boynton.