The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-03
BOOK NEWS
AND RENI.E W. S.

"chldhood" IF. 4. Ste, Stokes sCoinpanyls
NIT Nao Thfo MoeSs d Hisy @
wf pi s'O Sensible a and practicable one. in
Il society II whiel, for toe i. ,'raany young IN
or Comprehension Of, the responsibilities
of pnrenthood II wotld seem that the
wide circulation Of such book 3sl Of s s.nn
and sound advice would Pc distinct ge
Wide I 49, range ,1i, Of ioplcs-i' Amusement
Fresh xii and Good nesp!rat ion, ,Obe,,,.
tllence and Punishment" "lndividlallty,"
MannGS "aa P huS
ing" and upon ali OF them the author has
sol1lething to say which Is worth listen.
to their advnntuge. (Bell Book and Sta
tionery Company, RichnonD
AS an instance Of tho activities Of the
modern publisher IN connection Win sue
cessful books Of tlctlon, IT Is interesting m to
ington's Conquest Of Canaan is now be-
ing shipped ia, Australia by the, flarpers.
THAT the novel would be exceedingly sue
to be expected but It must be graft flying
to Mr.. Harrington to have a practically
new audience taking SO enthusiastically
to his work.
predicted by several publishers on both
sides Of tho Atlantic, 1t is significant TO
note many Indications OF nm ever-Brow-
ms Interest n Scott Recently 4s Two y y'ape
are announced for the coming season. and
a new edition OF s,ott's novels Is being
prepared by the Hnrpers for issue sue IN May y.
author OF Waverly 1t would be n graceful
thing, rs Clement X. Shorter suggested in
a recent number Of the London snhore.
for the English government toI confer 2
abnronetcy upon the present Walter Scott
who Is the grent-grcat-g grandson OF SIR
Walter. &i2 ts#
The Baker s. TAYLOR ,a &c Company Yah. have ye
Painting and Modern Dutch Artists" BY
IT,. B. cireenslilclds. author Of the Sub.
jectve View Of Landscape Painting Of
which the present vga an Is al rvc e
short and concise history Of that branch
Of art from the general awakening Of tho
thirteenth century to the recent French
I4rpressonists and ,ho modern reyiwa' IN
found in the work Of all the principal.
landscape artists, resulting In the OK.
the particular manner In which he was
affected by mature. The book Is comprc-
hensively written. with forty-' y, fuil,
Tna Sh9q he are Pc oVer
and and student. Hunter 6: Co sell the book
here.
McClurc-Phillips are to bring out In
book form "a Sailor Of Fortune" being
the brief life history Of Capt. B. s.
Osbon. which began in the August num-
Der of Tearson's Magazine. and Will be
concluded in July next. The demand
for this Interesting serial has been some-
thing phenomenal In increasing the cir
culation OF the magazine. Several lend-
Ing book publishers cndeavored TO secure
the right of the story, but Mcclure
The date Tor poot tie SRs9 Fou2 n If
has been fixed for Apr!l 7th sy ms
years ago o. Henry left the West which
| had been the field Of his wanderngs. and
cnnre to New York. bringing with MN
| his humorous habit of observing. and
| recording This book of stories IS the
result of his experiences with New YORK.
more Stories Of Married Life" Is tho
title OF Mary Stewart Cuttings new
volume that, Mcclure Phillips ANNOUNCE
four four years years ago Mrs. Cutting FIRST showed
| how extremely moving are the little
tragedies and comedies of commutcr
| life, and she discovered for us at tho Same
| limo tho romance that lies in tho days
| that follow marriage. Hcr1flrst volume
moved thousands of readers by its
| strangely Intimate and human touches.
| There could be no better recommends
! ton for this new volume than the tnct
| that It Is of the same stuff and a worthy
| successor to that first group OF stories.