The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-16
The new PUBLICATIONS.
SOME OF THE LATEST BOOKS OF
THE SEASON


One Of the important recent publiea-
tons by CHM and Company. Boston, is
"How the United States Became Ma
ton" BY John Fiske. No other histor-
ian has been 50 successful in presenting
the facts of our national growth; and
the present volume has the same vivid
style which characterizes his other wri-
tings. This volume also noteworthy,
since it is the only work by John Fiske
devoted entirely to that important pc
Rod of United States history which be-
gan with the first administration Of
Washington 17S9- and ended with the
downfall Of the confederacy-1S65
The book is very fully illustrated. In
addition to the photograyure frontis-
piece, the subjects include nearly one
hundred reproductions from early en-
cravings. documents and other anthem
tic sources. The retail price Of the vol
ume is $1.25.
CRUSADER In Arms is General
Charles Kings new Forthcoming book,
to be issued about September 70. It is
a tale Of two hemispheres and is Illus
trated by George Gibbs and E. w.
Deming. In this new story by this pop
ular author will be found a plot entirely
different from anything he has previ-
exciting interest. 1t begins with most
strange complication at frontier post
In the Black Hills OF Dakota shortly
before the outbreak of the Spanish war.
The leading characters are then trans
ported TO far distant scenes in the Phil
ippines, and the closing chapters bring
them and the story back to America.
It is in three parts: Part /. What Hap
pened in the West; Part II. What Hap
pened In the East; Part III. What Hap
pened in the End. The reader will re-
new acquaintance with some old friends
and will be richly entertained by the
experiences Of men and women of army
life, which none can better depict than
this charming writer The book is pub
lished by the Hobart Company, ia
Fifth avenue, New York.
The G. M. Clark Publishing Company
Of Boston, will issue IN the early fall
my Lady Laughter" by Dwight Til
ton, author of Miss Petticoats." It is
romance Of Boston in the days of the
Revolution.
The L. g. Page Company, Of Boston,
Is publishing number Of books for
children in what they term the Cosy
Corner series. This set includes many
old fayorites, such as Miss Mulocks
Little Lame Prince" and Adventures
OF Brownie" and Miss Annie Fellows
Johnston's LITTLE Colonel" stories
Z. G. Page & Company announces a
new book by Lillian Bell, entitled Eat
Home With the Jardines," compan-
ion volume to the authors Abroad
With the Jimmies.''
Mcclure Phillips announce among
their publications for the fall season the
following books: THE History of the
Standard Oil Company" by Ida M. Tar
bell; Double Harness." by Anthony
Hope In the Closed ROOM BY Fran
oes Hodgson Burnett; 1.-THE Brethren, 9
by H. Rider Haggard; 1.-THE Noun
tains," by Stewart Edward White;
'Blazed Trail Stories by Stewart Ed
ward White; The House of Fulfil
nlent, by George Madden Martin;
"Far From the Maddening Girls, BY
Guy Wetmore Carryl; Little Citizens, I
by Myra Kelly; "Debonnaire, by w
f. Payson; "Cabbages and Kings" by
o. Henry; Indian Fights and Fight
ers,' by Cyrus Townsend Brady; An
drea the Tribulations Of Child, from
the Danish of Karin Michaelis, transla-
ted by J. NJ Naurvik; War and
Peace" by Tolstoy, translated by Mrs
Garrett; The Little Grey House. by
Marion Ames Taggart; tGranny's Won
derful Chair. by Frances Browne, with
an Introduction by Frances Hodgsor
Burnett; 1.-THE Americans" by Huge
NIunsterberg; Russian Literature" by
Prince Kropotlzin; Trench Home
Cooking" by Berthe Julienne Low
THE Secret Of Popularity by Emily
HHolt; THE CourtsIips Of Queen Eliz.
abeth," by Martin Hume; 1.-THE Home.
stead, Volume /, in the Country
Home Series, by E. p. POWELL MIC
Cures Children's Annual for 1906
and Monsieur Dupin," a reprint o.
y Poe's mystery tales, with fine illustra,
tions by G. r. Macauley.
Major Martin Hume, whose historical
work, THE Love Affairs of Mary Queer
of Scots" was so successful last sea,
son, will bring out through Mcclure
Philips and Company, q similar book
entitled THE Courtships of Queen Eliz
abeth." Mr.. Hume has charge Of tn,
Elizabethan calendars in the British
Public Record Office, and has had &C
cess to- state papers, hitherto neglected
which have given him an inmens
amount of new data. For the Ameri
can edition he has added two new chap
tiers dealing with the purely persona
side of the virgin Queens amorrs, in
Guiding a newly discovered story of
son born by Elizabeth and one of he
favorites The book is announced TO
publication September Is.
There are two complete novels. sevel
short stories and six serials, including