The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-13
BOOK NEWS.

which is to Be a sequel to '.The Wizard
of o. L. Frank Baum has decided upon
crow and the Tin Woodman." These
characters have been permanently fixed In
the minds of children by Montgomery and
Stone, the comedians 9 Of the specsacular
book will be brought out Sept; | by the
Reilly & Britton company, Chicago.
A new collection of "Chimrnie Fadden"
stories is shortly to appear. entitled
"Sure" The same old Chimmie Fadden
(only perhaps little shrewderl discusses
in this volume the theater. college foot
doings of society, and the love affairs of
his old and tried friend, the Duchess. The
book is to be published by Dodd, Mead q
Co.
The work of Miss Jessie Wilcox Smith,
whose pictures for Fox. Duffield & Co.'S
Rhymes of Real Children were one Oh
the features of the holiday season, rs
meeting with widespread recognition in
England. This may be regarded as an
other instance of the American invasion,
since Miss Smith is one of the most DIS
tinguished pupils of Howard Pyfe, VINO
is himself an entirely native product, ney-
er having. studied In foreign art schooi'
The methods Of work Of. Of Miss Ellen
most successful authors, she has two
periods of work during the day. She be,
gins at II o'clock in the morning and
walks during the afternoon. After din
ner, in the evening, she resumes her
work. and works three or four hours. Il
says, II can't work when realize that
/ can be interrupted The first draft OF
every chapter that Miss Glasgow has
written has been written IN pencil ohe
ing chair with her pad in her lap. The
Deliverance" was written three times.
Many of the chapters were written hve
ten no less than ten times. Miss. Glasgow
never uses a typewriter and never die
tates. Her final drafts OF her novels are
all in her own handwriting, winch Is
large and very legible-
s.The Price of Youth is the new novel
by Miss Margery Williams which the
Macmillan company viii p mnnSm h t,se
in a typical New Jersey village. Miss
Williams will be remembered as the au-
thor of 1.-THE Late Returning. Her new
uality, amusing talk and sense of hui
NOR.
s'The Faith of Men and Other Stories"
London, which the Macmillan company
announce for publication in April 1t will
include a number of Klondike tales
1.-THE Fugitive the memoirs of a jew
iSh wanderer in search of home, though
only published in February, already prom
ises to be one of the very successful books
on Doubleday, Page & Co.'S list THIS
spring.
The World Today for March has some
very fine Illustrations, notably some flne
half-tones in two colors, and the usual
interesting matter. The most Vaiuaple
contributions are 1.-THE Great Baltimore
Fire THE British Expedition to IlDet,
by W. T. Stead, and The Chicago Art
Institut.
The Craftsman for March is an un-
usually fine number of this valuable mag
azine. It is full of good things pertain
ing to the beauty of buildings internally
and externally
1.-THE Vineyard" new novel by John
Oliver Hobbies, will be published by D.
Appleton & Co. about April /.
ssHow to Know Oriental Rugs, by
Mary Beach Langton, soon to be publish
ed by D. Appleton & Co., aims to present
the fascinating subject in a most attrac-
tive way and at a reasonable cost. There
are twelve colored plates and many full
page half tone Illustrations.
"a Knight of Columbus by Gen.
Charles King, the well known writer of
army stories will be published by the
Hobart company of New York the latter
part of this month.