The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-08


 ..The Way of the North" Warren Che ney; Tommy Carteret," Justus Niles Forman; Concerning Belinda, Flea i nor Hoyt: The Island Empire, Nr! comte d'Humeries, with an introduetO- Try letter by Rudyard Kipling; 'Agri- i culture" by Charles L. Goodrich; ''The Dog Book James Watson; "The Indifference of Juliet" Grace $. Rich mond; Sons O'Men," G. B. Lancaster; Chopin G. c. Ashton Johnson; How to Keep Bees Anna S. Com stock; The Story of Ab'' (new edition). Stanley Waterloo; The Walking Dele gate" Leroy Scott: "The Mortgage on the Brain,' Vincent Harper; Follow Through" Frederick Upham Adams; How to Make a Vegetable Garden" Edith Fullerton; Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know" edited by Hamil- ton w Fabas.
 The Frederick A. Stokes Company will issue late this month "A Courier of Fortune" a new novel by Arthur w. ! Marchmont, author of By Snare of Love-" ''The Queens Advocate" Tn the Name of Woman" Sc. The book is dedicated to Ralph Stuart, the we'll known romantic actor. with whom the author travelled and collaborated upon the stage version of the book
 Paul Elder and Company, of San | Francisco. announce for early publica- ton a Mosaic essay on the subject of Love-" uniform in method and issue with the Mosaic Essay series, Friend ship, Happiness, Nature and Success, of which upwards of eighty thousand copies have been sold. The quotations from various authors are classified and | woven into an essay of continuous thought, the method of treatment sug- gesting the title of the series. The new volume will have double page, frontispiece, reproducing the detail of Mother and Child, from painting by A. Toulmouche. as interprstative of mother love. | Good Things and Graces, by Isabel | Goodhue, is announced for early publi- cation by Paul Elder and Company, of San Francisco. This unique little vol ume consists of exquisite ethical re- | N@FNSs tlColChs pul. pLu-
 ducing very witty and agreeable moral
 connections, such as Ginger Snaps" "
 Game Pie,' etc., each with it's grace
 before eating. As manual of diet for old and young, it is to be commended
 for it's sprightly good cheer and its
 freedom from "preachy" ingredients. l The book is to be beautifully printed on
 Japanese Antique paper, with decora,
 tions by Spencer Wright. rt.
 A study of Maxim Gorky as "a rep
 resentative of New Russia" is the
 leading article in the Craftsman for
 April. There are three portraits of ! Gorky. Another article in the number
 deals with the Aphdodite not long since
 exhibited at the National Arts club
 another with the twentieth annual ex
 hibition of the New York Architectural
 League.
 The April Theatre Magazine contains
 August Strindberg and His plays by
 James Huneker; Where The Mer-
 chant Traded in Venice by Elise La
 throp; Antoine's Plan Tried in New
 York" by T. R. S.; ''The Idyls of Theo-
 critus Staged in New York" by M. j.
 M.; '"The New Grand Old Woman oi the Stage" by A. P; the stage history of Romeo and Juliet" by Mentrose J
 Moses; an interview with Louis Mann
 by Ada Patterson; "The Evolution of a Stage Beauty" a personal tribute" tc Albert M. Palmer, and an article by l. M. Davidson.
 The leading article in the April Cos mopolitan is David Graham Phillips
 interesting story of 1.-The Assassination
 of Governor" dealing with the killing l; of William Goebel in Kentucky and the extraordinary events which have followed the attempt to bring the per. petrators to justice" Another paper , hardly less interesting is PoultneS ! Bigelow's account of the German army ; manoeuvres, with many pictures of tho Kaiser and lesser military personages Cyrus Townsend Brady writes of thu : famous sieges of Acre and Constant } nople, and Charles Wagner, of Simple ' Life. fame, about "The French Moth er." The fiction includes several goot ; stories-the beginning of lively serial The Occultation of F'lorian Amidon, } by Herbert Quick; a chorus girl story , by c. Bryson Taylor; "A Sacrifice O. ' Graces," by George Hubbard; news paper story, Cory of the Woman's
 Page" by Edna .Kenton, and "Tht
 Ghost Extinguisher, by GeIett Bur , gess. Moreover, Israel ZangWill ha , written about "The Future of yaude vile in America" Altogether it is al
 excellent number.
 The anniversary number of the Bur
 Mcintosh Monthly {ApriD is one of tn, most attractive issues of "the mos
 beautiful magazine in the world'' pu
 out by the publishers. It contain ; three pages in two colors and fort, other pages in duotone ink, all printed on fine enamel paper: Several wei known society people are portrayed : among them Mrs. Daniel R. Hanna :, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs. J. E . Haggin. Exquisite views of Palr t, Beach, Fla, and the Automobile Race at Ormond are among the panorami
 pictures shown. Other nature view complete the number and the magazn S is bound in the usual unique form wit N sI silk cord.
 McCalrs Magazine for April is a spe , tcial spring number Fashions an q | dreSsmaking claim mora spacn tha