New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-17

ard magazine editors One of his most ambi-
tious poems A Bearer of Glad Tidings" is 10
apcear In the January "Scribners," with illus
tratio,s h. +. Luis Mora. His Far from the
RIadd, iling Girls (McClure. Phillips & Coz
has already gone into second edition. A cor
respondent calls attention to the fact that Mr.
Carryl in his youthful days the real hero
Of the whimsically humorous story "Davy and
the Goblin" written first for his especial de-
location by his father, Charles E. Carryl, ana
later published serial in st. Nicholas" and
afterward in book form.
Owen Johnson author Of The Arrows Of the
Almighty" has written another novel. entitled
I'm the Name of Liberty" which the Century
Company will publish after the holidays. Mr..
Johnson is the son of Robert Underwood John
son, associate editor OF The Century Magazine"
The Garden Magazine" is the latest newcomer
in the periodical field. 1t will make its first ap
pearance January IA and will be published
by Doubleday, Page Co. Their announce
ment states that IT will be confined strictly to
gardening subjects gardeners reminder
pointing out the things be done during each
month There will be twenty-five departments
covering the various branches Of flower and veg
etable gardening, garden trees and shrubs hot
house and coldframe growing. indoor plants and
window boxes in oil parts OF the country
Tudor jerks is already following up his recent
book. In the Days of Chaucer," with a compan-
ion volume entitled I'm the Days OF Shake
speare" which A. S. Barnes & Co.
issuing IN their series of Popular Lives of
Great Writer'S"
Anthony Troliope's THE Bertrams' and The
Three Clerks" are the latest additions to John
Lanes Pocket Library" Both volumes are
edited by Agar Thorold. Apropos of 1.-The
Three Clerks TrolIope has left some record of
his literary methods. He has told US him
self how he grew fond of his puppets "Of each
man. I would assert whether he would have
said these or the other words; of every woman
whether she would then have smiled or have
frowned." Among them all he seems to have
loved Kate Woodward best THE passage In
which Kate Woodward, thinking that she will
die. tries to take leave of the lad she loves"
wrote Trollope still brings tears TO my eyes
when read 1t. I had not the heart to kill her.
I could never do that; and I do not doubt but
that they are living happily together to this
day"
The scanty literature of the Hispano-
Moresque ceramic art has just been enriched
by volume issued by John Lane entitled His
piano. Moresque Ware of the XVIII Century"
The author. A. Van De Put. ingeniously aims to
establish the chronology Of the various styles by
means of pieces bearing armorial decorations in
combination with the characteristic schemes
of Moorish ornament. The information yielded
by a knowledge of heraldry makes it possible,
he believes. to present series of approximate
ly dated specimens illustrating the evolution OF
the various styles
volume which combines elementary in
struction in history. geography. ethnography,
Gently been issued by the American Book Com
psny. 1t is entitled Five Little Strangers, and
How They Came to Live in America The
author, Julia Augusta Schwartz. tells the story
Of the daily lives. sports and occupations of an
American Indian boy, Puritan girl, d Chinese
boy, a negro girl and Filipino boy. represent
ing respectively the red, the white, the yellow,
the black and the brown races. The book is the
latest addition TO the series of Eclectic School
Readings.
Joseph Sharts the author Of THE Hills of
Freedom" lately published by Doubleday. Page
& Co., relates the following conversation be-
tween two of his fellow townsmen, reported
to him by a bystander:
Heard what Joe STARTS Is doing now?"
Lawyer, amt he?'
mo, he's cut that out now. He's writing fc-
ton for a living.
What"
Writing fiction-stories, you know
Don't it beat thunder what some folksn do
for a little money!
The early life of Ella Middleton Tybout the
author of "Poketown People" just published by
the ]. B. Lppincott Company, was spent IN
Delaware, where she became familiar with the
negro character. 1t has always greatly inter-
ested her. but only recently has she attempted
rs portrayal She has written a number OF
short stories, chiefly in dialect, and a novelette,.
The House Divided was published In 'Lippin-
colts Magazine" last November. Another, The
Turn of the Tide" will shortly appear in the
same periodical Miss Tybout now lives in
Washington
The Rev Victor Cathrein's book. Socialism,
Its Theoretical Basis and Practical Application.
which has been much discussed in Germany,
where it originally appeared has been brought
out in an American edition by Benziger Broth
ers under the edtorshp of the Rev. Victor Get
telmann, S. J.
A volume entitled Letters from an Old Rail-
way Official to His Son. a Division Superin-
tendent" has just been issued by THE Railway
Age" 1t is written by Charles De Lano Hine
and from his own large experience he gives adj
vice that aims to be valuable to all ambitious
railroad operatives and officials.
Ellis Meredith the author of Heart of My
Heart" has been having a strenuous time. She
is well known woman journalist, and lives in
Denver, Col Some time ago it was announced
that she was at work a novel, and
her publishers, Mcclure. Phillips & Co.. upon in
quiring how far she had progressed, received an
answer in which Miss Meredith says:
Nv DELAY must saom unpardonabIe hut T live in