New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Current Talk About Things Pres
est and to Come.

In Htndoostan to which he had decided TO de-
vote special volume. This he has since done
in book TO be entitled My pilgrimage TO the
wise Men Of the East" which Houghton. Miffiin
g. Co announce for publication next Saturday
The author tells of his memories of India and
n, the talks he had with notable Buddhists.
Brahn1irs Parsees Moslems and representatives
of other Eastern religions and of his impress
ejons and observations of the country as he
sauntered amid its famous shrines- The book
will be illustrated with many portraits and rae
sirnile letters and viii be issued in uniform style
with the volumes Of the Autobiography
lack Iondon's new novel. White Fang" is
scheduled by the Macmillan Company for pup
lication early next week. Like his The Call OF
the Wild" the newer tale deals with the Ire
OF animals and men in the Far North and with
the persistent warfare between civilization ana
the forces Of the brute world In White Fang.
however, civilization is represented as trium-
phant-
.-The Chauffeur and the Chaperon." by c. N
and 4. NJ. Williamson, which is now appearing
as q serial in THE Delineator," will be pub
lshed in book form by Mcclure Phillips & Co.
some time in the spring under a new title. THE
Motor Chaperon-" These writers are repre-
scented on the same publishers fall list by a
little Christmas story. richly illustrated in pho
togravure and illuminated decorations, called
Rosemary in Search Of Father"
The leading art book published this year by
the Century Company is Maria Hornor Lands
dales The Chateaux of Touraine." with illus
trations In color and black and white by Jules
Gyuerin and from photographs. The volume is
intended as a companion TO italian Villas and
Their Gardens" by Mrs Wharton and Mr.. Max
neld Parrish. which was published last year.
short novel by Baroness Bettina Won Hutten'
author Of Pam" is announced for Immediate
publication by Dodd. Mead & Co. in gift book
form, with decorations in color and with illus
trattons by Harrison Fisher. 1t bears the titls
The One Way Out" and tells Of the endeavors
of a London about town to marry for
money and OF the embarrassment of riches that
overtakes him.
Under the title of Everyday Living" Annie
Payeon Call. the author of Power Through Re
pose" has written a book TO be published
shortly by the Frederick A. Stokes Company,
treating Of "the practical affairs Of life in the
light Of universal princples"-a rather large pro-
gramme-
Some very recent archaeological discoveries
have necessitated a revision Of portions of the
text Of Mr. Russell Sturgis's forthcoming His
tory of Architecture" we'll the postpone
.nent Of the publication Of the first volume of
this work The Baker Taylor Company.
nevertheless. hope to have the book ready by the
middle of November
George Ade is writing another play, based on
his book "Artie," and TO bear the title
1t was through his "Artie" sketches that Mr.
Ade first came into notice while writing for
Chicago newspaper.
Elisabeth Luther Cary's forthcoming volume
on The Works of James Mcneil Whistler con-
siders in turn the artists etchings Autographs.
pastels. water colors. paintings and landscapes.
and concludes with a chapter Whistlers
theory Of art Among the illustrations will be
reproductions Of number Of Mr.. Whstler's
works which have not hitherto been reproduced.
Mofat. Yard & Co the publishers
Further "reminiscences of Whistler prom
ised. Announcement is made that the COM
ing volume OF THE Century Magazine will
contain some 'Recollections" OF the artist in
Paris. Venice and London by his friends Cyrus
Cuneo. the artist and Otto Bacher, the etcher
James Montgomery Fiagg, whose amusing
little volume If a Guide to Bad Manners - was
brought out last year by the Life Publishing
Company, VIII have another collection of humor-
Gus verse and drawings ready for publication
through the same house on November / The
title will be why They Married"
Anew story by Ralph Connor, author of The
Sky Pilot" will soon be published by the Fleaa-
fne H Revell Company. It will be called '"Tha
Doctor and the scene is laid In the same Can
adian foothills where the authors other heroes
had their stormy experiences
zone Hundred Miniature Sermons on the
Ertst1es and Gospels for the Ecclesiastical
Year is the tiue of a volume by the Rev A G.
Mortimer. Of Philadelphia. which Thomas Whit
taksr Is publishing.
-The Stained Glass Lady described as "a
living fairy story" by Blanche Elizabeth Wade
author Of "A Garden IN Pink" is issuing from
ths press Of A G. McClurg & Co. The tale con-
cerrs itself with a small boy who gives his heart
70 ~sn imaginative young lady OF delightful re-
source as IN entertainer Of children" and is in
tended as much for those who love children as
for the young people themselves.
fThe Soul OF an Artist" translated by & L
Mutson from the Italian of Neera, which Paul
Elder & CO. are bringing out is the first volume
20 be issued from their New York Office since
earthquake
Under the title of Space and Geometry In
the Light Of Physiological. Psychological and
Physical Inquiry" DR.. Ernst Mach has written
and the Open Court Publishing Company of
Chicago, IS issuing, volume announced as "a
new and popular book modern geometry"
The work is translated from the German by
Thomas J. Mccormack, principal Of the La
SalIe-Peru Township high school.
A sister of the late Laurence Hope" is also
AT author, writing under the pseudonyme Of
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