The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-01

ter. and speaks a dozen languages fiu- ently. He lived ten years ill Europe, making his home in France for a num- 5er of them, and married a Parisienne. France got a great hold upon him, French is the language of his family and all the appointments of his nome at the. university are said to be in the French style.
 American Insects" will appear through Henry Holt Co,, New York, or early in July The author is already known through the volumes written in collaboration with Professors Com stock, Jordan and Jenkins First | Lessons in Zoology" monographs in systematic entomology, and numerous , papers on insect morpholOgy and life history. The forthcoming book will be Illustrated from drawings and photo graphs by Miss Mary Wellman and others.
 Besides the introduction which Mrs. Esther Wood is writing for the Person. al Edition of Shakespeare, which Dou- bIeday. Page and Company, New York, 1 have in preparation, the edition will in clude three volumes by William H. Fleming on How to Study Shakes peare" and a long introduction on Shakespeare the Man." by Professor Goldwin Smith. The text will be en- bellished with sixty illustrations from photographs of scenes connected with the dramatists life and his best known portraits.
 Mabel Collins, author of Light on the Path" and "The Idyll of the White Lotus" has added to these books a group of Erier chapters on mysticism, entitled Loves Chaplet." She deals with the Mystery of the Action of Love-" Loves Martyrdom," ''The First Vesture," "The Second Vesture, :" "The Third Vesture,' "The Fulfillment'' and "The Vision" The John Lane Company, New York, bring the book out in pocket size.
 Broke of Covenden," Mir J, c. Snaiths novel of contemporary British life and character, is growing steadily in favor, with American readers. A third edition has just been announced | by it's American publishers, Messrs. Herbert B. Turner and Company, Bos- 1 ton.
 There will be a new Red-Kegger nov ela in the fall published by Messrs Dodd, Mead and Company, New York. The title of the new story is "The Man From Red Keg" This story is laid in the same country as MT. Thwing5s for mer novels, and the characters belong to the same type of Americans. rough homely people, with many sterling 1 qualities.
 Messrs. Dodd. Mead and Company will publish in the fall new edition of '"The House of Dreams" by Rev. J. w erable sale. and the public will un doubtedly welcome a new edition of this work.
 Among the books planned for fall publication by Messrs. Dodd, Mead and Company is "The Artists Way ot Working" by MT. Russell sturgis, the editor of '"The Dictionary of Architec- ture," and author of Classical Archi- lecture on the Shore of the Mediterra- nean." The new work is to be illustra- l ted with over two hundred illustra- tions. It is a volume addressed not to artists or to students, but distinctly to the art-loving public. It attempts tc disclose in an untechnical way the methods by which the artist produces his effects, thus enabling the reader to enjoy and appreciate art works much more fully than ever before. The illus tations will be a special feature of the book.
 Messrs. Dodd, Mead and Company will publish in the fall a Mature Cal endaR" with quotations from the works of Hamilton Wright Mabie, with illustrations from nature, and colored by hand.
 i Mrs, Daniel Lothrop (Margaret Sid.