The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-03-17

inaue arrangements Wltn all Lh5lish
 publisher to bring out abroad an edition of Wilbur J. Chamberlin's 'ordered to
 China"
 The following are the new spring
 books announced by the Neale Publish ing Company. New York and Washing ton:
 When Love is Love by Kate Lang ley Bosher. of Richmond, Va, author of Robbie, etc; 12mo. cloth, Sl.5o, regu- lar.
 .Seyenty-five Years in old Virginia, !"
 by Dr. John Herbert Claiborne. of Pe- tersburg, Va, member of the first Pan-
 American congress. late major and sur fgeon of the Twelfth Virginia Infantry.
 surgeon on the general medical staff of the Confederate army, executive officer
 in charge of all military hospitals at Petersburg. Illustrated by portraits. i Octave, cloth, $2, net. Ready March 15.
 ''The Cowboys Courtship, and Other Courtships," by Fannie Williams Gres-
 ham, of Galveston. Texas. Contains the
 stories, The Cowboys Courtship, 7
 'sNornan's Courtship,' "The Irish Courtship,' 'Who Won; or, TheDouble
 Courtship,' sThe Old Maids Court
 ship" 16mo. ctloth. 75 cents, regular.
 "The Sandhiner." by Malyida Sarah
 Waring, of Columbia, s. C., author of
 The Lions Share;'' 12mo, cloth, s1.5o,
 regular. Ready April 1.
 "The Autobiography of an Irish Ter rier,s edited by his sorrowing friend,
 Reginald Pelham Bolton. of New York city. member of the American Folk
 Lore Society. Illustrations by the edi- 1 tor; 1erno, cloth, $1. regular. "A Streak of Yellow by Matt Rose ] (Henry M. Rose, of Grand Rapids,
 Mich, now chief clerk of the United
 States senate. A novel of country life; 12mo, cloth. $i.5O, regular. Ready April 1 15
 'sThorold, and Other Poems" by Mary Howe Totten, of Washington, D. C.; 12mo, cloth. s1.25 regular. Ready
 March 15.
 "Savoyard's Essays on Men, Things and Events Historical, Personal and Political" by E. ". Newman, of Wash- l ington, D. C., a writer of more than forty years (under pen name of Savoy ard) of leading political events, and with which he has been closely associa ted. The essays include Roscoe Conk- ! ling, Thaddeus Stevens, Andrew John- son, John J. Ingalls,, Seargent 5. Pren- i tiss, Oliver P. Morton, F. O c. Lamar, Samuel J Tilden. Thomas c. Platt,
 Marcus A. Hanna, Thomas B. Reed,
 Benjamin H. Hill. George K, Hoar,
 Frank Wolford. Stephen A. Douglass,
 Octave, cloth, s2 net. Ready April IS.
 Songs by the Way" by Edith Vir- ginia Bradt, of Pittsburg Pa. A vol ume of her collected poems; 12mo, cloth, SIPS, regular.
 The Impending Crisis" by George Wichello, of Washington, D. c. A po- llitical treatise; l2no, cloth. Sl, regular.
 Ready March 20.
 Punch" by George F. Barksdale, M.
 D.. of Richmond, Va. A novel of negro life; 12mo, cloth, sl.5O, regular. Ready { April 5.
 Be Ye Perfect, by Alice Henry Gro ser, of Richmond, Va. A collection of devotional writings for daily reading; 16mo, cloth, $1, regular
 .The ojibway." by the Revs Joseph 4. Giifiiiaii. ef Minneapolis, Minn. 4 novel dealing with intiaii fife iil the great northwest about the middle of the nineteenth century: l2mo, cloth, Sl50, regular. Ready April F. ssIdyls," by Anna Cogswell Wood, of Norfolk, Va. Being impressions of travel from the notebook of two friends; 12mo, cloth. sl.5o regular. Miss Bonnycastle," by John N. Opie, of Staunton, Va. A story of civil war days; 12mo, cloth sl,50. regular.
 Ready April 15.
 'The Prophets Paradise, a poem by
 Howard Hall. of Decatur, Michigan; 16nlo. cloth, $1, regular.
 "Nano: A Hearts Story From the Unseen World" by Charles Everett (pseudonyna): 16mo, cloth, I, regular.
 Ready April 20.
 l "Tempests of the Play Gods, by Ja- nie E. Stoddard, of Merrif1eld Va A story of life in Washington; 12mo, cloth, s1.50. regular Ready March 15 l Napoleon's part in making possible l the possession of the Louisiana territo- Try. which Jefferson did not propose to
 buy, is touched upon in R. M. Johns l toms succinct life, Napoleon; A Short Biography which is to be published lshortly by A. S. Barnes and Company, New York.
 1 A. s. Barnes and Conpany's complete ledition of the Lewis and Clark Jour- nals, containing an account of the Lou isiana Purchase. by Professor John Bach McMaster, and an itinerary of the explorers route, will be published early lin March in three convenient small l12mo volumes. The edition will be in- lcIuded in the Trail Makers Series. A. S. Barnes and Company are pulp ilishing 'The Citizen; A Study of the l Individual and the Government by
 Professor N. s. Shaler; "Cap'n Fri" a story of the coast by Joseph c. Lin- coin, illustrated in colors by Charlotte Weber, and Napoleon; A Short Bio- graphy," by R. M. Johnston, who was
 recently appointed lecturer in Italian history at Harvard university. Profes- 1 sor F. G. Bourne, of Yale, the we'll known historian, declares that Mir. Johnstons brief and authoritative life of Napoleon fills an unoccupied place. I "An American Cruiser in the East, 7 1 by John D. Ford, engineer, United States navy, has been recommended by lthe navy department for adoption for