The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-10-27
The NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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the United States, which appeared in
the Century magazine in 1901 and 1902,
attracted much attention on both sides
of the Atlantic. Since the publication
of these articles, Mr.. Wilson has Sc
cured much additional material from
various sources, including numerous
papers, letters and original drawings,
all of which will be added to the mat
ter contained in the magazine articles;
and the whole valuable collection will
be published in book form (Dodd, Mead
and Company in a two-volume work,
and a special limited edition on Japan
paper.
About November John Lane will
present "A New Paolo and Francesca
a novel by Annie e. Haldsworth, au-
thor of Joanna Trial, spinster."
John Lane will issue on November 1
Captain Amyas, by Dolf Wyllard,
author Of ''The Story of Eden and
THE Rat Trap" The book will tell
the career of Darcy Arnyas, late mas
ter of r. M. S. Princess.
John Lane will bring out some time
in November a novel of life in the
wilds Of Canada, in which the theme
of jealousy is said to be thoroughly
analysed. It is written by E. r. Pun
shon, and will bear the title Constance
West
"a novel which suggests "Ships That
Pass in the Night is in preparation at
John Uane's.It is described as the tale
Of daring surgical experiment in a
Swiss saritarium, in which courage is
rewarded with more than life at the
hands of a master of science. The vol
urne, which is down for publication
October 26, is entitled THE Specialist"
Its author is A. M. Irvine.
The November issue of Country Life
in America will be printed on the pub
fishers own presses, built to print this
magazine, and installed in Doubleday,
Page and Company's new building on
East Sixteenth street.
In "Nancy's Country Christmas by
Eleanor Hoyt, to be published October
I26 by Doubleday, Page and Company,
heroine of fiction returns once more.
She was the principal figure in THE
Misdemeanor of Nancy
Doubleday, Page and Company have
just brought out a translation Of Re
mans Letters from the Holy Land"
This book contains a sketch of Renan
and of Berthelot, the chemist to whom
the letters included in the volume are
addressed.
Russell Doubleday, whose stories
of Inventors has just been brought
out. is a brother of Frank N. Double
day, Of Doubleday, Page and Company,
He served on board the auxiliary cruis-
er Yankee during the war with Spain,
and his experiences there formed the
basis of a book called IA Gunner
Aboard the Yankee" His love of the
ocean as well as his seamanship also
found expression In "A Year in a
YaWl,n while his Cattle Ranch to Col
lege' presents some Of his experiences
in the far west.
1.-THE Captains and the Kings" by
Henry Haynie, will bear the imprint of
the Frederick a.. Stokes Company.
This volume, by the author of Paris,
Past and Present. deals with, Cont
mental potentates of the last half of the
nineteenth century.
Frederick Al. Stokes Company will
present this fall richly decorated, or
namented and illustrated volume on
lace. 1t will probably be called 1.-THE
Lace Book" Its author is N. Hudson
Moore, who wrote THE Old China
Book" A history of the fabric, its
manufacture and it's fashions are de-
scribed, and it is shown that it is far
from being an ancient product; the
earliest record of its existence is found
in an inventory of the Sisters sforza-
Visconti, Milan, 1893
Stewart Edward White is ending his
honeymoon in the Sierras with a boar
hunt. He expects to return to his
home in Santa Barbara, CAL, to take
up his literary work soon, His latest
story, 1.-THE Rawhide," will begin Sc
rally in the November "McClure's."
1t is announced as story of the Ari-
IONA Desert. r-.r
A book that is. likely to be expected
with great curiosity is a translation of
Professor Hugo Muensterberg's at
tempt to interpret America and the
Americans to Germany, "Die Ameri-
knner." In this book he gives a sur
vey of our forms of government, and
people," viewing our problems and
i, how we have met them-such as the
! silver question, trusts, the negro ques>
ton, divorce, colossal fortunes, dis
plays of wealth. etc. Messrs. Mcclure,
Phillips and Company will publish the
work on October Is. Next Tuesday
they will issue 1.-THE Complete Motor
list, by A. B, Filson Young, the Eng