The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30

y plNps rnprnasuts forty ysefs sttHiy Tho
nrst t,lHtns rrniainS ne INTERPOLATION w
'hr shulr h1ik anil . commentary on
ufty Y nlna The ascbni volume wiil avs
'ln ~rHiNweniHry on the fenHlninH M
hlrdrvI psalms and will ln published nest
winter.
III" parinl publication ~ itet iietrh'a
story ~ Tho Spuilrrs@ cnuard much con
irnv"r-y Throughout the Northwest.
wh'nr' some ~ tho characters came and
whrr' they vcr aii recognized. Fmia-
anri"s from 70 group ~ Western politicians
mot cbno'nal callri upon Tho editor
~ FrCiy1o,vs Magazine, In which tho serial
Appeared, ana ondeavo red 10 have him
change Tho name " tho principal consplr-
atnr, Mcnamara. y saying that II was too
much like the real name and that the ppr.
'rnit should he more thickly disguised
Certain Dakota papers objected 10 the fact
that Mr., Beach had made Mcnamara smoke
cigarettes when everybody In that part Of
the country knows that tho original Of the
character smokes cigars.
Nine volumes have appeared In the De
luxe edition OF THE Works Of Maurios
Hewlett and the tenth and last. contain.
ing 'Earthworks Out Of Tuscany" will
complete the set on its publication June II
This edition il uniform with the sets in
which the writings Of Pater, Matthew Ar
mold and Tennyson have appeared.
Barbara's new book, The Garden, You
and l." resembles The Garden of a Com
muter's Wife" in style and substance. Mrs.
Evans not only describes her own garden,
L1vinia Cortwright's and Mary Penrose's.
and what happened In them. but she also
combines many new ideas and practical
experience in home gardening with tho
keen observation and good humor that
have always been the charm OF Barbara's
writing. The new book will be issued
June 0.
Ernest Ingersoll's "The Life Of Animals
published last week, is devoted to four
footed furry creatures, their place in nature,
their means OF making q living, their char
acters and accomplishments. The subject
is treated In the light OF the latest facts
and the book is illustrated with Photographic
from life and original drawings.
On June 5 Mark Twain's Ewes Diary
with illustrations by Lester Ralph, will
DC puDllStleu III u cUHlpdHlOh NOiuue 10
Adam s Diary Like its predecessor this
bit Of whimsical satire is said to BIO trans
lated from the original" Perhaps the most
amusing feature Of the record Is Ewes
pursuit Of Adam and the strategy en-
ployed by her to make friends with her
companion.
Hamlin Garland has been obliged to aban-
don his plans for a trip abroad on account
of illness, While Mr.. Garland's condition
is not eerious he will not be atle to travel
for some time nor to resume his literary
labors, which may postpone the appear
anoe Of his new book, expected for the early
autumn.
Mary Stewart Cutting, who has made a
special study of matrimonial problems and
feminine Psychology and Is the author Of
Little Stories Of Married Life, will COM
merce a series OF Talks to Wives" in Hdr-
prs Bdiar. In her first article she will
advise women whose husbands are CLOSE
and later she will talk to wives who are
losing their husbands affections, and to
those who have not been able to keep pace
with their husbands intellectually or So
cially.
The opening chapter of "Ths Jungle
which describes a Lithuanian wedding feast,
was a study from life. The story had
formed in the mind Of tho author, but he |
couldn't think of a scene for the opening.
On a Sunday afternoon he saw a crowd
and some carriages stopping before a saloon.
He forced his way through it and saw-his
opening chapter. The originals Of Jurgis
and Ona were there. No one paid any
attention to him and he sat in a corner all
the afternoon and evening studying the
characters and customs Of the foreign
jewellers in Packingtown,
Langdon Warmers appreciation Of the !
late Dean Shaler in the June Worlds Work
contains among many characteristic aneo-
dotes the reply Dean Shaler made 10 O
young man Of the new school Of scientists
who thought to trick him into an moon
eistency by pointing out that evolution
must unsettle the belief Of q mar who
Christianity. Professor Shaler
to him and said: Il believe In Chris
and l believe in this evolution
Then he quoted from the Book OF Job,
Touching the Almighty We cannot find
Him out One Of the students, remember
the long walks and talks Of the energetic
said: "He swung the English Ian
guage round his head and never felt the
weight
Though the Spring season. in literature
may be fairly said to be over, most pub
houses holding over literary treas
ures for the autumn, June l5 has been chosen
as the publishing day for Cotton" by
Charles W. Burkett and Clarence H. Poe;
Letters and Reoollcotions Of George Wash
ington," 'How to Make a Fruit Garden, by
W. Fletcher, and THE Incomplete Amor
by -E, Nesbit,'
A new and revised subscription edition
Of the Cyclopedia of American Horticulture
Is being brought out in six large volumes
by Doubleday, Page d Co. The CYCLIC
pedia represents the work Of 500 American
and Canadian authorities, the editor in
chief being Prof. L.. H. Bailey Of Cornell
University. The range Of work covers
flowers, vegetables and trees, and
The hest methods OF oultiyatinR and pro-