New-York tribune., 1904-10-10

clusions arrived at by Bandeer Hodge and
others The voice Of Charles F. Lummis will
doubtless soon be heard in the land
Cyrus Townsend Brady, in the intervals be-
tween writing his own stories. has been making
a collection Of other peoples stories-not the
stories they have written, but those that they
have experienced; and with their permission
has gathered them into volume entitled THE
Records" recently published by the G. W. Dill
Ingham Company. DR.. Brady concludes his
preface with the following paragraph:
have sometimes been accused of writing in haste
and repenting at leisure Certainly such charge
cannot be made against me for TINS DooK az IGast
the hope that its reception may not cause me 10 re-
pent Of 1t in haste.
Wallace Irwin, author Of 1.-The Love Sonnets
Of a Hoodlum," has written another book OF
verses, entitled Fairy Tales Up to Now" most
Of which have appeared as recent contributions
to various newspapers and periodicals. PAU
Elder & Co.. his publishers. have appropriately
issued the volume in a topographic form sug-
gestive of the scare head style of yellow
Journalism. but without spelling its attractive
ness as a piece Of bookmaking. One edition is
even bound in rnatrix boards collected from the
stereotype rooms of the San Francisco daily
papers
A life of the Rev Maltbie D. Babcock for
Church" in this city. and one Of the striking
personalities in the American pulpit during the
last century is in course Of preparation oy ms
friend the Rev. Charles E. Robinson II VIII De
entitled "AIaltbie Davenport Babcock; BIO
graphical Sketch and Memorial" ana VIII De
issued shortly by the Fleming H. Revell Com
pany.
Andy Adams. author Of "The Log OF d Cow
how" ond "a Texas Matchmaker" recently left
his home in Colorado Springs for hunting trip
In his absence his friends nominated HIM for
Sheriff and he now finds himself. Willy nlIls'
drawn into nolitics He will not. however, for
colo aptborsbip and has nearly completed the
third volume Of his 'Trilogy OF the Cattle.
Two features of especial interest in the Amer
fcan Jewish Year Book issued under the au-
snices of the Jewish Publication Society Of
America. are the thousand OF more biographical
sketches. comprising a sort Of Jewish Who's
Who?" and compilation made from the For
eign Relations" documents Of the State Depart
ment on the passport question mooted between
Russia and the United States. The fact is brought
out that for over forty YEAS our government
has been carrying on negotiations with Russia
to secure the recognition Of the fundamental
doctrine Of the equality OF American citizens,
and Of the serious objection Of the United States
10 the exercise OF lnQulSltOEldl Ii6ulS oy RuS-
sian consuls on American soil. AS a result of
the Russian policy. a diplomatic question, which
in practice affected but a small proportion Of
our citizens. has broadened into a national issue
to which both the great political parties are
pledged. to insist on the invioabnty of the
American passport abroad.
new art work to be issued shortly by Bren-
tano's is entitled Visits to the Louvre" but
treats OF the Spanish and Italian paintings only.
II has been prepared from notes made by DR..
Arthur Mailer. Of Prague; Carlos Blacker. OF
Paris. and ". a. Slater and will contain twenty
full page photographers and over a hundred and
fifty half tone reproductions of the most famous
DictlIres mentioned