Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-26

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Albert EoytnichsAn a,lkhor ofs .sr,Asn aaa
| yarabouds.a wa1 rcca dtIy mt IN vsrv
| uncornforfabIe' eifAatfouEby q tyuorrsfhfcs]
error In an article about him printed widely
/ the interviewer said that he found Mr..
| Sonnichsen .'smokSne TAT cigars. which his
Filipino wife had Caught him to love- Mr..
Sonnichsen's friends believed him bach
/ elor and this was; astonishing news Mr..
| Sonnichsen's father wfote regretting that
| his son had not confided In him, ana the
author of s.Deep Sea vagabonds'' spends
/ hours each day now explaining that he Is
| not married and tfaf-the author of the
I article wrote -"Fiiipinb lffeos instead of
| Filipino wife,
Doubleday. PagfySs CO. publish this month
volume one OF the Ponltry BOOK, contain.
consecutively, about one month, for the
last year. The color Illustrations are by
Harrison Weir. who portrays poultry az
while the many hundreds OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
also nave a great pFactacal value In oook
winch aims to De the complete ana compfe-
| hensive work on the raising OF all sorts OF
poultry.
Inc move! OF the Gay IN Germany JUST
nov y STORY Dy xasLase nIenss ss Eli Ell
OF Holstein. and is scharacteristically Ger
Hail. AZ IL the inStoty " eho SUI n e
peasant ana y Ill, kaoae psycnoioknas,,,
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nooK on tnis supJec. WI. 10 RupnsH1u ~
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has ~ ,,,,,c,s tact ~ he a.sbv ona tno
naS 700 Hull az - ~ w S.1,,t' s,,t ~
mucn cieve. J. s. 70 oe Slii,an., pue sne
A1'o"' NJ" ~ So VIC .-N '''0 wants.
Mr.. q. B. Burgin.. author Of The Shut
Of iaughable exhibition Of the ingrainea
britisn spirit OF CLASS uIs.incsions-tne spr,ie
90 query satlriaeo IN MT 6aIrie NE ne
A A nov p,ay Hnar m ,a NV
Lork. Mr. bursln Wisneu uoor p nas
OH at tne euse 70 non ne =. nt, ~. '.1 Soaon
man SAID IL was NOT ms worh' .ne sa,-
oener salu II was NOT ms, tne garuener
FUSED to say anything at an. Finaily, Mr.
burgln piaheo tne ooor nImSeiI ana me
Servants resigned IN pooy because thsy
SAID they nao oeen accustomea 10 WORK LOT
| Since the publication of Red Pot
tage," Mary Cholmondeley has not had
novel to her credit; nothing. in short. but
her miscellaneous collection Of stories, en-
titled Moth and Rust" She Is now conf
She considers in many ways her most i'm
portant book, although she has not given
hint of its plot.g It will appear next year
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The Scribners have imported Charles w.
describes tnyestigations among the native
and Russian conyicts OF the Island of SAX
hahn with notes on travel In Korea, ST.
IBERIA and ManchAria W The author is the
first English traveller to explore the north
ern INTERIOR The book is fully illustrated
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The Scott-ThaW Company will shortly
publish a work by Mr.. Joseph B. Bishop,
entitled sOur Political Drama" Mr.. Bishop
is chief Of the Editorial starr Of the New
York (slobea fandoJ HE iEse5Ht book of his is
the story of the rise and progress of polit-
zeal conventions. Hea1mnaiefIs and fnaugura-
tions . The work will he illustrated with
numerous reproductions sfron1 early Carl
"a lures. and its treatment will be both Sc.
rio,s and humorous Such a story has
never before been embodied In volume form
and Mr5aRishop's book win deal with the
subject as one ! of the Important tnstitu-
tions of this country. - 49, ~ ,xs.,f
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Prospero." has left America for England
Mr.. Harland declares that in the atmos-
phere of America he finds it difficult to
work and it is understood that he goes
back to England to begin upon a new novel.
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Doubleday Page e. Co announce that
ninety-fourth thousand.
1t has been decided by Mcclure Phillips
to suspend the publication of THE Journal
of Comparative Literature." Prof. George
E7dura yVocf1 bor,-,r boS oditorfo1