New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-01

time
A. C. McClurg & Co think they have dis
covered writer who viii prove a valuable
addition TO the ranks Of the noveists. They in
tend publishing in the early spring story Of
adventure by this author. whose identity they
oecne as Yet TO reveal The book viii be Illus
trated in color by the Kinneys
We have received from e. P Dutton & Co. a
new edition g James Anthony F'roudes
Nemesis OF Faith" which was originally pub
lshed long ago as 1919. DR. Moncure D.
Conway. IN an interesting introduction. takes
occasion 10 recall the fact that this religious
romance offspring Of the Tractarian movement
at oxford enjoyed the distinction of being the
only book piousy burnt at oxford in the nine
teenth century. On February %. 1919. a few
weeks after its publication. Professor Sewell
lecturer in Exeter College. vehemently de-
nounced the work in his lecture. and discovering
thai student present had copy before him
seized it furiously and dashed il into the Hall
fire"
The second volume Of Gabriel HanotauK's
Contemporary France" viii shortly be issued
by C. ?. Putnan's Sons The work which 20
translated into English by J. c. Tarver. NJ. A.
will be completed in four volumes.
TIE latest addition to Appletor's Library Of
Useful Stories" is The Story OF Extinct Civil
izations Of the West by Robert Anderson In
q pithy. interesting and comprehensive way tho
author outlines the speculative and historical
accounts Of the discovery OF America. and gives
his readers good idea Of all that is known or
thought concerning the Aztecs Incas and other
peoples who inhabited North and South America
fn bvgone ages. History and archaeology are so
def-ly interviewer that the readers interest is
characterized informative"
Under the title Theodore Roosevelt the Ci,i-
sen." Mr. Jacob A. Riis has written for the
Outlook Company what is described as an "un-
conventional biography" OF the President Since
the days when Mr. Riis first cane into inti-
mate relations with Mr. Roosevelt while the
latter Police Commissioner OF eIew-York
there has been. is well known warm
friendship between the two and Mr.. Riis has
had full opportunity to scquaint himself with
the Presidents life views and feelings. The
work VII be published some time during the
spring The hrm viii also Issue shortly
DR.. ". s. Rainford's "A Preachers Story Of
his Work" chapters OF which have appeared
from time to time in The Outlook
The frontier life OF a century and a half ago
IN that part OF the United States now embraced
IN tennessee VIII be depicted IN q new DOCK by
Charles Esbert Craddock. The Frontiersrnen.'
20 he published IN March by Houghton. Aufin
a. Co.
The Brazilian aerOnsut Ssntoe-Dumont. has
written a book balooning. which viii be
published at early Date by the Century Com
psny
Kate Douglas Virgins ''Rebecca OF sunny
brook Farm" If enjoying profitable season IN
England. according 10 reports from London.
DR.. George c. Lorimer has contributed to the
Company a volume with the suggestive title
The Modern Crisis in Religion"
Charles G. =. Roberts has written n new
nature book" which VIII be published by l. c
Pace CO. under the title Of The watchers Of
the Trail" Presumably. 81 will be a cornpa MON
volume to the authors The kindred Of
the wild" nno THE Heart OF the Ancient
Wood" II VII be illustrated by Charles Iav-
fngstone Bull
Horres. Guns and Dogs" is the title OF a prac-
deal handbook by four suthor--J Ohio Paset
George a y. Dewar. A. B. Portrnan ana A
Times Shand. Mr. Paget attends TO the inter
eets OF the horses. giving many valuab BILE hints
II regard 20 the care, driving and riding OF
them, together with numerous "don't.- Of SER
vice 10 those IMMERSED In stable road or oels
lore Messrs. Dewar and Portrnen contribute
lessons IN grnnery. ana Mr.. shand looks altar