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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
AFTER THE BEER SELLERS
Ringgold County Anti-SdloOn
League Makes Raid In Town of
BedCOnSfieId,

The Ringgold County Anti-Saloon
league has been getting in it's work on
the beer sellers of Ringgold county, and
the first raid was made at Beaconsfield
on last Friday night. The league had
evidence that Walter Case, quite a
noted character in the Sand Creek re-
gion, had been selling beer and whiskey
in the town of Beaconsfield. Asa
Harris, of Rcdding, was sent to Beacons-
field to spy out the land and he dis
covered evidence that Case had been
selling beer and whiskey in violation of
the state law, although the man had a
government license.
Mr.. Harris made his report to the
officers of the league, and they resolved
to swoop down on the establishment of
Mr.. Case. Accordingly Sheriff Miller
was sent to Beaconseld with an order
to arrest and seize all the beer about
the place. Mr.. Miller went to Beacons-
field Friday night in company with
Henry Terrell and David Beard. They
reached the city limits about daybreak
and tied their teams out of town SO as
not attract too much attention. But
the beer seller evidently had man on
the outlook" as the officers noticed a
man on the outskirts of the town
who was evidently on guard duty. The
officers proceeded at once to the home
of Case, but he was nowhere to be
found. A search of the premises
brought to light fifteen bottles of beer,
which the sheriff siezed and brought to
Mt. Ayr. They are now in the posses
sion of Clerk j. e. Holden. From the
looks of things about Cases place it
was evident that he had been doing a
rushing business it dispensing booze.
Three barrels were found which con-
tanned empty beer bottles, and ten or
twelve empty whiskey kegs were also
found. Further proceedings in the case
will be conducted Friday afternoon be-
fore 7. A. Stevenson, justice of the
peace Of Jefferson township. If the
beer is found to be genuine article it
J will be condemned and destroyed t
Ayr Record.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
A physician Healed.

DR.. Geo Ewing, a practicing physi-
clan of Smiths Grove, KY, for over
thirty years, writes his personal ex-
perience with Foley's Kidney Cure:
"For years | had been greatly bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble and
enlarged PROSTATE glands. | used
everything known to the profession
without relief, until l commenced to
use Foley's Kidney Cure. After taking
three bottles | was entirely relieved
and cured. prescribe it now daily in
my practice and heartily recommend it's
use to all physicians for such troubles.
| have prescribed it in hundreds of
cases with perfect success L. P. Van
Werden.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03

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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
public is Aroused.

The public is aroused to knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, for
sick stomach, liver and Kidneys Mary
Il. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Ave-, Column
bus, O., writes: "For several months
l was given up to die. had fever and
ague, my nerves were wrecked; could
not sleep, and my stomach was so weak,
from useless doctors drugs, that [
could not eat. Soon after beginning to
take Electric Bitters, | obtained relief,
Guaranteed at l.. P. Van Wcrdcn's drug
store; price soc.
1t used to be that when y'u caLg t a
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could pretty nearly count that she
had been washing dishes "r performing
some kindred labor. Toav rhough,
when you see a girl with l,r sleeves
rolled up to the elbow, III" stree t
and in the business plac no sign
that she has been workin g even it,
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
LITTLE BREECHES.
Marcus Van Scoy, of New Virginia,
Was the Hero of John Hays
Famous Poem.

The following from the Sunday Regis
ter and Leader is of local interest as
Mr.. Van Scoy is we'll known in this vi
entity, living as he does at our neigh
boring town, says the Osceola Sentinel:
Let's, Ia, July 22.-"Little Breaches"
the hero of the late Secretary of State
John Hays famous "Pike County" ballad
of that name, is now stalwart young
man and he lives in the quaint little
town of New Virginia, Iowa, locked be-
tween the hills, near the border Of
Clarke and Warren counties. Although
the story is localized in southeastern
Missouri, the real event from which Mr..
Hay secured his material happened in
the country southeast of New Virginia
many years ago and Marcus Van Scoy
was it's central figure.
The family of Van Scoy has been
prominent in that section of Iowa for
many years. The community is largely
made up of people who have lived there
from time immemorial, coming mostly
from West Virginia and North Carolina.
1t is only of comparative late years there
has been railroad through the country.
One winter night sturdy Solomon Van
Scoy hitched his team to his farm wagon
at his home three miles from the village
and taking his little 4-year-old boy Mar
Gus, drove to town to do some trading.
While making a quick trip into the post
office he left the team standing in front
with the little boy in the wagon, and a
stray dog nipped at the heels of one of
the horses and they frightened and ran
away, so that when Mr.. Van Scoy APP
peared few seconds later nothing was
to be found of team, wagon or boy. The
team headed for home as Van Scoy sup
posed and not far away divers bundles
were found, and half mile further
found the team still hitched to the
wagon, which was wrong side up in a
deep gully, but the boy could not be
found. Rousing the neighbors and vii.
layers he hurried along toward home
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03

velie Buggies.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
FIendlsh Suffering

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Bedell, of Flat Rock, Mich, says: 4
have used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for
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best healing dressing ever found"
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store; guaranteed.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03

County Attorney Horace Carter and
G. w. Steele, Of Corydon, and Hon. V. r..
McGinnis, of Leon, were in town Mon
day and Tuesday on business connecte d
with the examination into the affairs Of
the old Bank of Lineville now in pro-
gress by the expert accountant, Mr..
Mast, of Davenport. Whatever may be
the result of the examination is still
problematical, but the one thing GER
tain, is that the old rank is proving a
mine of wealth for the lawyers
vile Tribune.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-08-03
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RELIGIOUS.

THE TRAGEDY OF CALVARY, OR THE MINUTE
DETAILS CHRlST'S LIFE FROM PALM SUN
DAY MORNING TILL THE RESURRECTION AND
ASCENSION. Taken from Prophecy, History, Revela-
Ancient Writings BY L. Meagher.
limo pp. 400 christian Press Association Publish
Company
THE UNITED STATES A CHRISTIAN NATION. By
David J. Brewer. 12mo pp. SS. philadelphia The
C. Winston Company
Three delivered the students Haver-
College.
THE UNIVERSAL ELEMENTS OF THE CHRISTIAN
RELIGION An Attempt Interpret Contemporary
Religious Conditions. Charles Cuthbert Hall,
d. D.. LII D. limo. PIP. 300 Cine Fleming H
ReveN Company
The Cole lectures for 1906 delivered Vanderbilt
University
GODS CHOICE OF MEN. A Study Of Scripture. BY
William p. Richards. 12mo. PIP. 23l. Charles
Scrlbner's Sons.D
THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF SALVATION. BY
George Barker Stevens Svo pp II, 646- CHARLES
ScrIbners Sous)
In The International Theological Library edited
by Charles A. Briggs. D. D.
THE IAMANENCE OF GOD. BY Borden P Bovine
l6mo pp 1853. (Houghton. Mifin & Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, October 8, 1905.


steamer Jersey City (Br). Farmland Bristol Septem-
bar 10 %. to James Arkel Co. with mdse.
Arrived at ths Bar at 40
Steamer Consueo C5r) Watson Hull September 90
Boston October Z, 70 Sanderson & Son. with Ar
rived the Bar at 10 m
steamer Cymbelins (Br). Matthews. Manchester Sep
tember &c 20 Bowring Co. in ballast Arrived at the
Steamer Numidan CBr) Main. Glasgow September IS
and Neville 20 Austin. Baldwin Co. with 2S9 cabin
i22 steerase passengers and mdse Arrived the
Steamer America OBI, McMath Antwerp September Is
the Line. with mdse Arrived at the Bar at
g
Paaaroean II, Colombo August 8. Alden IS. Port Said
September Aigiers 10 st Michaels 10 and Delaware
Rrcakwater October with to the American
Refining Company, vessel to II Winchester & Co. Ar
rived the Bar at m.
steamer Oranie Nassau Dutch Konir sstein Surnam
September "a Trinidad % and Aux Cages October l.
Holland American Line. with mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Msracos Csn Eirkby Trinidad September so
Grenada October 30 the Trinidad Shipping and Trad
ing Co. with II passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived
the Bar at 1l:i5 a
steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News Norfolk. TO
ola Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse Left
Quarantine at 2:OS
steamer Jamestown. Hitler. Norfolk. the Old Do
CSor). kolenborgs. Baltimore October
J Winchester & Co. In ballast Came this port
repairs having been ashore in the harbor OF Santiago
before reported).
Steamers Calderon C8eig). Manchester Pisa Ger).
burg via Newport News Heathhurn tBr Santander and
Rotterdam; Allegheny GER. Kingston savana. ETC. FL
Fire Island. n Y. Oct s. 1890 D m-wlnd west fresh
hazy OF shore.
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Books People Are Reading.

CHICAGO PUBLIC LLBRART.-Chicago, OCT
6-The most popular books among Chicago
readers, as shown by the demands at the
Public library during the last week, are as
follows:
Romance ichaesons In the Bishops H7, Car r
Asfe'':; Hichens's rho Garden Of Allah; Lon
don's The Game"
veil the Citizen; stilIman's Autobiography OF
a Journalist; Theodore Thomas 8 "A Mu nI
ster HeToism.'
Travels-Eddy's Two Thousand Miles on an Auto.
Hearn's %Japanm;An, attempt at 1nterpTeta-
scf3ss I Mye4s Hume
atty and Its Survival Of Bodily Death; Pow
ellis The Country Home
Miscellaneous ddy's Science and Health.
BUFFALO PUBLIC DISQUALIFICATION, Oct
6-According to the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week,
the following named books were the most
popular
Adeier'S '.rne Quakeress' Duncan's The I'm
perialst'; Phtllips's The Plum Tree
' Gnssis %FGs Daizn W6sons "A Courier
of Empire; Richardss The Nursery Fire
MisceaneousmGoxs old Masters ai and Ne%
Hosie's ''Manchuria"; Wharton's Italian Back
grounds"
BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Boston, Oct o.
Among the books most frequently in de-
mand at the Boston Public Library during
the week were the following:
Fiction-von Hutten's Pam; Roberts, Red
Cookies The Grapgle'; Conrad's Mrs Jim
chiel"; MacGowan's Return; Roberts s
brothers of Peril. Connell,s The Deep Seas
PIERS THE Ancient Grudge'': McCutcheon'S
''Nedra"; Thurston's The Gambler"
observation-disclosures Poems; Cavendish .
Cardinal Wolsey''; Wiborg's "a Commercial
e Traveller in South America; wagner's Jus
tice"; Dunn's Cicero in Maine, and Other Es-
says: Winslow's The Woman OF Tomorrow /;
Adler's THE Essentials of Spirituality
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Juvenile.

STAR JEwR5s A 3TaP S T M9SDER sro, BY
12no pp. 13s CHoughton, Mif1in & Coz
collection of fairy tales.
THE REFORM OF SHAUN. By Allen French illus
LittlO. Brown Coz
story OF q dog.
BOY GAPTIyn N n CAMP +ssP sse6 Msry Wells
xiv 352. Boston: Little. Brown Coz
Tho adventures Of stephen Williams the OF a
Of tribe Of indians Tho book to ''Ths
Coy Captive OF Old Deerheld
WITH o b. ane. Nmo 4 81 Sa.a nd DS
Williams Kirk illustrated limo. PIP xxi $50
Boston Little. Brown & Coz
Stories of Richard Crur de Lion. Godfrey de Boull-
lon Sir Philip Sidney and other famous knights
BOYS WHO BECAME FAMOUS ME5M Stories OF the
rat D PSaSl 22i 1foston: Little Brown 4 CO.
1nc,cents in the childhood OF Byron. Gansborough
Handel Coleridgs and other men OF genius.
pEERFoor IN THE FOREST BY Edward S Ellis
a ass5hase' The he John g winston cenpany
Tho adventures boys during an indian 5 uPFis
indian a'N-'' "
ter. limo. PIP. 100. (Thomas y Croweil Coz
IoNEty oAtEg ~ sPF Tsn Gt P0S x. 70 m A'4 bur
Ii 5ss, GIOughton, Min1in Coz
LITTLE PRINCESS Being the Who's Story Of sara
Hodgson Burnett nlustTatsd ed in eoigr by Ethel
THE QUEENS PAGE, By cOrnela Baker illustrated
The Bobbs-Merrill Company
A story OF France in the sixteenth century.
SOME ADVENTURES OF JACK AND JILL BY Bar
D DSte <. si6 1Dodd Mead CO.. '''''
THE WILD FLOWER FAIRY BOOK By Esther Single
Falls. svo pp. Vi, Ss4 (Dodd Mead Coz
Tales from the japanese. H1ndoo German Nor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09

p7-p1rC TJBRARY.-The most
nonuIar books of the week. according TO the
x.,,,6s AZ the circulating department. are
as follows
Adult F1ctionWards The Marage @ ThnTson's
,,,n,Is Fictfon-Alcott's Little Women; LanE's
Honor Of the school"
s,isceilaneous- Doles American Citizen; Youn(gs
1IteTature''
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. - Washington
Oct. 6-The following list Of books called for
indicates the tastes of readers in the Library
= of Congress this week:
History-wests ancient worlds: PauS fEno
tory of Modern England" Ular's Russia rom
Description and T-aye- cifford's italy WGTk-
mans Through Town and Jungle Cookies
old Provence
RiofP4Sa asey emoiTs Of Lady Fanshaws Bage
hots autographed Studies"
aTf Tbe HF Fugitive BiacK aG Thnros
The Gambler: Ghamherss The ReGkoni lIfbs
Mathser,. sinclairs ''The Divine Fire; Nc
Calls '"The Breath of the Gods
PHILADELPHIA FREE LIBRARY--Philadel-
nbia Oct 6.-The books most read this week
are as follows
Chords Itay-Her People and Their
"The Philippine Islands; Smeaton's The Story
Of EdinburEh'' Funck- Brentsno's The Dia-
rlond Necklace
Description and Trayel-I5arpeTT,s; srd% G f4n
fCastiian Days: Browns New Forces in Old
China; Macquoid's Pictures in Umbria
observation-disclosures Talks in Library with Lau-
renee Hutton; Skae's Life of Mary Queen OF
Scots: Els's Richard Wagner to Mathilde
Wesendonck''; Whites Autobiography
1rEcelianeous-H ayden's Chats Old Furniture
Czhurch's Chemistry OF Paints and Painting
Csoliins's Wireless Telegra ply; Lounsberry >
Guide to the Trees: Duncan's The New
knowledge; Nicholson's Smoke Abatement"
Tsctior-Thurston's The Gambler; Won Hutton
Pam: McCutcheon's NedTa'; Hichnss The
Garden OF Allah; Castles Rose Of the World;
Benson's 1.-The Image in the Sand
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IHf Bs1.rds. M Emo A pp vii 4o4 d Appleton Coz
Pp. f 2s2 tiiIr 6o@as y croweii Coz
suggestions for ofice management nt s it
business 6en ~aas'p lie advertising anu '''' '
WRITE PRoTD ,s ADVICE * 70 My P PsiD unn
the version He Used. BY Thomas Carter. svo. pp
viii $40 a. P Button "a ,6 Co., ., III. English
Bible through the works of the poet eo,ro1on-
IcAL BY Frederic r. Coudert, Svo. PIP xviii. 4'2
&c. P Putnam's Sons
wHAT a3 TO pP aAv5 5 Fo6 e. sdns5 vs
THE INDIAN DIsPossEssED. BY Seth K d I5umph5s y
Little. Brown & Coz
An of the corhscation OF Indian property BY
THE LOVES OF GREAT COMPOSERS BY Gustav
KObbe. with portraits. limo. PIP tx 10 cThona'
The romances of Mozart Beethoven Mendessohn
Schumann. Chopin, List and Wagner
ANY T f EEFqR6 2FTHE Rq4 OF sSoTns the
Operations Expenditures and condition Ending June
m me- t'T Printing ing 6 81 49, ''''
BRENTWOOD. Selected Sketches Of Prose- and verse
BY Melanie Alice We'll. f6mo. pp. 12S CChicaso'
TELEPHONE INVESTMENTS AND OTHERS. BY Fred
Cuyahosa Te:ephone Company
AN 5TfoP gcos6M By Henry i1 c u TaoF NJ
Ayr. Phi. D. 12mo. PIP. wifi, 327. Che Macmillan
Company
In The Citizens Library of Economics. Politics
and Sociology" edited by Richard T. Ely Pm D.
GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF RAILWAY RATES,
Study Of the Experience of the United States Ger
many France. Austria hungary. Russia and AUS
traiia BY Hugo Richard Meyer, syo. Pp xvii 4S6
CThe Macmillan Company
THE WORDS OF GARRISON. \ Centennial Selection
(1SO5-19o5) OF Characteristic Sentiments from the
writings Of William Lloyd Garrison; With a bio,
graphical sketch, list OF portraits photography and
Chronology 12no PIP 1S7. CHoughton. Mifnln
& Coz
VITAL. QUESTIONS BY Henry Dwight Chaplin, IL. D.
limo DIP TX $50. Thomas Y. Crowen & COB
Problems relating society and the Individual
AUTO FUN Pictures Comment from Life Oh
long octave Thomas Y. Crowell & Coz
A MODERN MIRACLE. Psychic Power Made Plain BY
Gorilla Banister. limo PIP. vii. 11S the Grafton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09

No need to explain why all-wool
cloth is better than part cotton
every man knows it is.
What we want to emphasize is that
even in these days of sky-high wool
and hidden cotton we know by in
fallible chemical test that no shred
Of cotton has crept into any of our
cloths.
Mems Fall suits, $16 to $50.
Mems Fall overcoats, $40 to S32.
Young men of from 80 to 35 chest
always have dollar or two the best
of larger men on any particular pat
tern.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
zss s42 1860
Warren At. 18th ST. Sand ST.
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Paris. October 8.


Among the more noteworthy of the many new
books issued this week may be mentioned
.sceorse Sand ct Sa File" collection OF hght'
hitherto unpublished letters. edited by Samuel
Rochebrave. and brought out by Calmann-LeVy;
zysnri AyeneI's LIE President Boubet ct les
r-redecesseurs." published by JUven, and cover
ing the various administrations of the french
Republic during the first thirty-five years OF lts
existence with over two hundred ILLUSTRATIONS
isrs.lv portraits: Louis XVII ct la secret oe
IA Revolution" curious disquisition. brought
out by Du Jarric in which If IS alleged that inc
death OF the prince took place IN the 1ehlpie
Prison. with hints that his father was not LOUIS
XVI but Marie Antoinettes compatr7ot' Person
goveyre has just published a volume contain
inr many useful hints for art amateurs col
lec+ors and cl1rators Of museums Ii Is written
by Roger Miles the Partisan art critic ana Is
entitled Comment Devenir Connaisseur' the
authors aim being 10 make clear the merits 'hat
distinguish the several masters OF painting ana
sculpture Some interesting fiction has neen
nuhl,sbed within the last few days. The
soc;sts du Mercure de France has brought out
.I.. Jo,e.. novel completing the Reign Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09
LITERATURE.

THE DIVINE COMEDY OF DANTE. Four Lectures In
tended Especially for Those Who Have Never Resd
the Poem. but Would Like to Know Something About
II. BY Walter l. sheldon limo. PIP I26. Philadel-
pha: s. Burns Weston.)
THE coMPANIoNsHIP OF BOOKS AND OTHER
PAPERS BY Frederic Rowland Marvin limo DID
IL $50. C. p. Putnams sons)
THE MAKERS OF ENGLISH FICTION By w
Dawson SvO. pp Sl6. (Ths Fleming II. ReTell Com
pany)
Studies Of the OF Scott. Thackeray C;eors.
Eliot Thomas Hardy, George Meredith, Robert Louis
others.
CICERO IN MAINE AND OTHER ESSAYS. BY Martha
Baker Dunn. limo pp 80. (HOughton. Mlniin a
Coz
THE TORCH Eight Lectures on Race Power in Litera-
iy George Edward Woodbury.. 1ouo pp 2Io (Mc-
Clure. Philltpg " CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09
NATURE STUDY.

TWO BIRD LOVERS IN MEXICC. BY c. William
Beebe illustrated with photographs from life TAKEN
by the author. PIP. xiii 4Gs. Houghton. Mifhin
Coz
Studies of the nature life Mexico. written during
trip from Cruz to the Pacific in the winter OF
10000.
THE FERN ALLIES OF NORTH AMERICA NORTH
OF MEXICO. BY Willard Nelson Clute With more
thar one hundred and fifty illustrations by Ida Martin
Cute. Svo. PIP. xiv. 2Ts Crhe Frederick A. Stokes
Company
THE CHRYSANTHESUM. Culture for Professional
Growers A Practical Treatise on
Propagation, Cultivation, Training Raising for
Exhibition and Market. Hybrdizins. Origin and HIS
tory BY Arthur Harrington Illustrated. limo. PIP.
viii 100. (Orange Judd Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool sArrived steamer Umbria (Br) stephens
New-YorIC via Queenstown.
Southampton. Oct Arrived steamer 81 Paul PaSsoW,
New-York Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Dover Oct S-PasHed. Rhein tCer Rott Bremen
for New 3:l0 u m. sailed steamer Patricia
Gen Magin (from Hamburg. NewYork via
Bouogne.
MANCHESTER, sArrved. steamer Thespis CBr). Fer
e1ison New-Orleans and New-York.
Neville Oct Sailed. steamer Caledonia (Brl. Baxter
(from Glasgow. New-York
Queenstown Oct g. 9;40 m-Saied, steamer Campania
(Brl Pritchard from IiverpooD. New-Yort: 6:24
N m arrived. Ultonia (Brl Thomson. New
York Tor liverpool land proceededD.
Scilly. Oct S-PRssed steamer Minneapolis (brf Sates
Nsv- York London
steamer Pannonia PsntscoSl
Nsv~Yorx via Naples ana Trtssts~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-09

London, October g.
There are signs OF increased activity In the
n,,blisbing world. The new biography OF LORD
Granville. shortly 10 be brought out VIII con-
tain. It is announced. important chapters on
the relations between England and Germany
during +hs rs.gr1 Of Queen Victoria SIR Oliver
lodges new work. entitled Life and Matter,
Is a critical survey of HaeokePs theories TWO
moro volumes OF the late Sir Walter Besant
survey Of London are ready for publication an'y
Captain scotts book of Antarctic exploration Is
now in the hands of the reviewers, tosetner
with Captain Mahan's Sea Power IN the war
Of 1872" The ,Cassells' best holiday art oooh
will be Pictures from Private Galleries com
ing fiction includes stories by s. H Crooke'e'
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