The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-16

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Upton Sinclair aaye ,htt he believes he
holds the record for the number % times
% manuscript has been refused, His frs,
attempt NJ q book, 'Prince Hagen. : was re-
Jected hirty.seven times -by fifteen maga-
zines and twenty-five publishing houses.
Alexander Fiippinl, who made q journey
around tho world TO obtain materials for
his International Cook Book and the
dishes described In 10, recently made some
observations on tho hotels and markets
Of different countries which will be OF In
tsrest to people who look we'll to the ways
Of the household or who travel much In
foreign countries. sIn London Mr.. Flip
PM says, Il found Swiss and French chefs
employed in the hotels. but the American
cook can still learn from the English the
trick OF cooking meats on n spit or grill
before the patrons eyes. In France and
Switzerland / found the very best and
freshest foundations In the way OF meats
and vegetables. In Switzerland, particu-
larry, the vegetable markets are exquisite,
every article daintily cleansed and tied with
the national oolors. These markets pat to
shame the vegetable stands Of New York,
heavy with the evenings Of nearby halls
and the street, while the vegetables them
selves are kept by night in unventilated
cellars, which destroys the favor Of fruit
and vegetables. In Russia in many cafes
large tanks are stocked with fish, the patron
choosing from the live stock
Recollection and Letters OF George
Washington will be brought out early
in June. The volume will contain Wash
ington's letters to his confidential secre-
tary, Tobias Lear, and also Mr.. Lear's
account Of washington's death.
Isaac F. Marcosson will have an intimate
character study Of j. N. Adam Of Buffalo
in the June Worlds Work, under the title
Of "A Mayor Of All the People The
Buffalo Mayor is conducting the city
government on the same principles that
govern any great business.
Capt. T. Bentley Mott, U. s. A.. who
was for several years our Military Attache
in Paris, advocates In the June Scribners'
a radical departure in the present train
ing Of the American army. With Alder
shot as a model, Capt. Mott advises the
concentration Of large bodies Of troops.
90 that the general officers in the army
may have experience in handling brigades
and divisions in actual war. Under the
present system most Of the officers have
never handled more than a regiment.
Ernst Won Hesse wartegg describes
In the June Century one Of the marvels Of
.-eloroh m ripaaIn1 tho pFopooaH alarfrin
railway to the Jungfrau. At a cost Of
six millions Of francs and ak years Of time
the road has been pushed half way up the
mountain. When completed an electric
lift, constructed through 2so feet Of gneiss
rock, will carry ira vellers to the very top
of the Jungfrau. The occupation Of
the Alpine guides will be gone and the
ardent mountain climber will put his alpen-
stock In storage. To some the invasion
OF the yandals OF modern invention will
ha We beer completed-to others the eighth
wonder Of the world will have been added
TO the list. 1t Ii all In the point Of view
whether a desecration has been committed
or a miracle wrought.
Louise Imogen Quincy has been living
In Oxford for q number of years and as a
result Of her observations and experiences
she has written an essay for the June Serb
ner's on English Reserve She says
that there Ia no such quality, but that what
we call reserve rs only an ignorance OF
the science Of expression No doubt
she will find plenty Of observing people
familiar with English characteristics to
take issue with her on the subject.
James B. Connolly, the writer OF sea
stories, wa one Of the winners at the
Olympian games in Athens several years
ago and accompanied the American team
to Greece this year. One Of his character
istic stories of a profane sailor will appear
in the June Scribner.
sThe Analysis Of Racial Descent in AMI
mails" by Prof. Thomas H. Montgomery,
Jr., Of the University Of Texas, which Is
among the months publications. Is a dis
tinct contribution to the literature OF the
general problem Of evolution.
The Treasure Trail !" a book OF romantic
adventure dealing with the attempts OF two
| different parties Of gentleman adventur-
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