New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-03

worship of the Englishnnan's writings Another
work by ToIstoy which will be issued is
story describing the tragcal life and inner ex-
periences of q revOlutionist. He has also beer
preparing a collection of readings from all
authors" his contributions being
short stories or parallels
Mr.. Kipling's latest poem, THE Pro-Consus.'
has called out burst OF disgust from THE
have touched the lowest level he has ever
plum bed"
This Kiplins production is crawling with faults,
and has no meaning that any fair-to- niddng saP5
and good, award and guard" raise and
noun. All these are bad though they might be
cused in good poems but al! ocen eur IN one
license endorsed Worst OF all IS
FIT upon.
OF their generation
When he rhymes "lies' and centuries" it is bad
enough but it must be quite obvious, even TO poor
old Spring Onions. OF police court poetry fame.
in the above have to read f the the sh zee
has no right, even whel; wilfully obscure; as IN
singular noun:
With veil before their face
Such shroud or sceptre lend
But az nobody seems TO know what it's all about,
perhaps It doesn't much matter
That only two copies OF the Ku Klux klan
Ritual are known to exist is the statement OF
Mr. Thomas Dixon in THE MetroPohtan- %
College the other IS among the archives ot
Tennessee. It was the composition OK General
George W. Gordon, Of Memphis, and II began
thus:
Mercv and Patriotism; eTnbodytng in its genius
and its principles all that is chlvarlc IN CUM 5 NJ
noble in sentiment, generous IN manhood, ana pa
triotic in purpose
THAT the late Mrs Brookffeld served in Some
sort as a study for Lady Castewood in "Es-
mondn may or may not be certain, but we maF
be grateful to her as the inspirer Of some OF tn
most delightful letters that ThackeraN eve
wrote She was a charming and clever woman
she knew many of the most interesting peope
Of her time. and there should. therefore. o.
rrrch agreeable material in the book concerning
her and her circle which her children, Charles
and Frances Brookheld. arc preparing.
There is far from engaging glimpse of VIII
TOM NJ Marcy Secretary Of state in the IatelT
published memoirs of Lord EI@in. 1t is to b.
found in a description of the signing of the ol1
reciprocity treaty between Great britain anu
the United States. and It is from the pen OF tn
brilliant and eccentric Laurence Oliphant- me
contract was sealed at midnight, and, WrlteJ
Oliphant:
tech with pair Of Seasons o or Sfaai be eg After err
ward wipes his gray hair
The record price Of a copy of the first edition
$50 The former edition" wrote FftzGerad' IN
1865 TO w b Dome was much lost as sold
when 3. Quaritch changed houses
The subscription OF the members OF Parlia-
rneut toward meeting the cost OF the libel suit
against Mr. Henry w. Lucy brought by tbs
author of the biography of Sir John Robinson
was not a large one. The amount required WIS
ESQ: the amount contributed was something
between f54 and TOO.
Mr. George Moore, who has published nothing
for some time is about to bring out a new novcl.
1t is to bear the not specially explanatory it'll
of The Lake.
The love story Of Byron and Mary Chawort1
is dealt with in the long novel which Mr.. Frank
fort Moore intends to publish this month The
title taken from 'Childe Harold" u He Loved
But One"