The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-21

Doubleday. Page and Company have received new book from Mary White, author of How to Do Beadwork, and two volumes on basketry. This tells How to Make Pottery" Like the au- thor's earlier volumes. it will be pro- fusely Illustrated
 Mrs. Violet Jacob, whose novel, The Interloper," will be published August l by Doubleday, Page and Company, is a member of a distinguished English family. Her husband. Major Arthur Jacob. who has had a brilliant military career in India, at present holds high command in Egypt. Mrs. Jacobs early years were spent in Forfarshire, where the scenes of '"The Interloper" are laid.
 To meet the popular demand for some of their recent fiction, Little, Brown and Company are issuing in cloth bind- ing a series of new editions at price considerably less than set upon the original volumes. Already Truth Dexter" by Sydney Mccall (seventy- second thousand), and From King dom to Colony" by Mary Devereux (twenty- thousand), have been is- sued. The new titles announced for immediate publication are as follows: "The Shadow of the Czar,' by John R. Carling, author of "The Vikign's Skull" "White Aprons" a Romance of Bacon's Rebellion, Virginia. 1876, by Maud Wilder Goodwin, author of ''The Head of a Hundred. etc; "A Dream of a Throne" by Charles Fleming Elm hree; 'In the Country God Forgot" by Frances Charles: "Without Dogma, by Henryk Sienkiewiczs author of Quo Helen Milecete; 'Kismet,' by Julia Fletcher George Flemingl; "A Daugh- ter of New France" by Mary Gather inc Crowley; "The Love-Letters of the King, or, The Life Romantic" by Richard Le Gallienne; With Fire and Sword,' by Henryk sienwiewicz; "A Maid of Bar Harbor," by Henrietta G. Rowe; Up and Down the Sands of Gold" by Mary Devereux, author of
 From Kingdom to Colony" The Kings Henchman." by William Henry Johnson; When the Gates Lift Up Their Heads, A Story of the south in the seventies. by Payne Erskine. Mir. John Lane is about to publish a new novel by J. F. Causton, entitled, "The Philanthropist." It deals with the development of conventional Christian and a self-suficient cynic, The Christian founds an orphanage which, together with his extravagant wife, leads him into financial disgrace The cynical man is gradually led to de- vote his wealth individually to the aid of his fellows. The scoffer, who turns into the philanthropist, falls in love with the church members daughter. Mr John Lane is preparing to pub fish an English translation of the Life and Letters of Tchaikovsky" by the composers brother, M. Modesto Tchai- kovsky, editions of which have recent ly been published i'll Russia and Ger many The translation is being done bg Miss Rosa Newmareh Besides a number df interesting letters addressed to men of note, and others, the book will contain a selection from the com poser's correspondence with his, friend and benefactress, Frau Won Meek, Therein Tehaikovsky confesses himself with complete frankness and enters into minute analysis of his artistic impress lsions and methods of work. The book
 which will be illustrated with portraits
 and fac-similes, will be issued in the early fall.
 l Miss Carolyn Wells has sent to Dodd, Mead and Company Patty at Home" being her second Patty book. Patty Fairfield" was published three years ago. In the new volume the author tells how Patty and her l father came to live in the north, and of
 the experiences that befel the young southern girl at school and at home, | and as a housekeeper and debutante. | Dr. Harry Tilurston Peck, author of
 What is Good English" etc, has written a new juvenile story somewhat
 in the manner Of his Adventures of Mabel Dodd, Mead and Company
 will publish the book at the end of the summer, with the title "Hilda's Wish l es"
 Dodd, Mead and Company will issue I in book form in the autumn Frank
 Moore Colby's essays on the stage,
 American National traits, the better
 known writers of our age, etc. which
 have appeared from time to time in va ! rious periodicals.
 Emily Post, daughter of the late
 Bruce Price, the well-known New York
 architect, has written her first novel,
 which she has sent to Dodd, Mead and
 Company for fall publication. It is en-
 titled The Flight of a Moth and DOT trays the social life of London and Par
 is and other European capitals. The
 tale deals with the theme of an Ameri-
 can womans great social success
 abroad.
 Mcclure, Phillips and Company will
 bring out immediately volume con-
 taining two plays by Florence WillSin-
 son, entitled David Of Bethlehem;
 Two Plays of Israel" The second play
 in the volume is Mary Magdalen"
 Miss Wilkinson will be remembered as
 the author of the book of childish
 verse, Kings and Queens" These
 plays are for actual production, and
 are said to have been praised by such
 performers as Sothern, Julia Marlowe
 and others