The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-02-08
THE NEW PUBLICATIONS
SOME OF THE FORTHCOMING
 BOOKS or THE SEASON.

tlouS rom French classics to appear III simple but elegant library style, with illustrations and authors portrait in photogravure, and biographical and critical introductions from competent hands. "Manon Lescaut," "Mademoi- selle de Maupin," Madame Bovary' "Bohemians of the Latin Quarter" The Lady with the Camellias,' "Sa- pho," ''Germinie Lacerteux," "Ra- phael,' "A Love Episode" otherwise zolas "Une Page dAmour" and "A Love Crime" by M. Bourget are the chosen works. The ninth printing of Hope Loring," by Miss Lillian Bell, is announced, while the author is revising her Carolina Lee" which is to appear St. Valentines day.
 Messrs. L. c. Page and Company are also preparing ''The Count at Harvard, Being an Account of the Adventures of a Young Gentleman of Fashion at Har- yard University" by Rupert Sargent Holland 'The Cruise of the Conquer or, a continuation of "The Adventures of the Motor Pirate" by MT. G. Syd- hey Paternoster "The Golden Arrow" by Mir. T. Jenkins Hains, and Stand Pat stories of poker game and its devotees, by MT. David A. Curtis.
 From Mcclure, Phillips and Compa- ny, New York, comes report that Stew art Edward White, author of Arizona Nights" now running in the Mcclure Magazine, is engaged on a novel of South Sea life in collaboration with Samuel Hopkins Adams. MT. White, who is at sanitarium for his health, is said to be rapidly recovering.
 "The Spirit of the Pines," by Marga- ret Morse, is the first novel to be pub lished this year by Houghton, Mifflin and Company, and is announced for is sue on February +. It is described as a story of nature and nature lovers. Among the new printings reported by ahe same house are the nineteenth edi- ton of "The Right Princess" by Clara Louise Burnham; the fifth edition of Routine and Ideals" by Le Baron R. Briggs; the fourth edition of "A Third Century of Charades," by William Bel lamy; the third edition of "The An cient Grudge," by Arthur Stanwood Pier; and second editions of "The Eng IJo1I of+ b,, Morton Dexter, of "The Fire Bringer," by William Vaughan Moody, and of "The Views About Hamlet" by Albert H. Holman.
 A volume dealing with common sense hygiene for adults and children, by Cordelia A. Greene, M. D., will be is- sued this month by Dodd, Mead and Company, with the title "The Art of Keeping We'll" The book will deal in- sffaependently with such themes as "The Control of Mind Over Matter" "Hyp- notic Influence" "tThe Kingdom of Home,r Sc. The biographical part of the volume is by Miss Elizabeth Cor don, who deals also extensively and in- timately with Dr. Greenes character and philosophy.
 The title of Bettina Von Huttens new novel dealing with further adven- lures of Pam will be called What Happened to Parl." Its publication will not occur until April, when 1t will be presented with some original illus trations that are being made by B. Martin Justice, who will be recalled as the illustrator of Pam" It may be added that the publishers of these books, Dodd, Mead and Company, have Cutcheon's new novel, "Cowardlce Court" for March
 A small volume, which will embody a guide book and a work of reference, on the countries of Europe, has been pre- pared by Helene Adeline Guerber, au- thor of Stories of the Wagner Ope- ras, Expresses of France" &c. It is entitled How to Prepare for Europe" and will be published by Dodd, Mead and Company.
 Five new volumes shortly to be add ed by the Harpers to their Young Peo- pie Series are: Lewis Carols "Alices Adventures in Wonderland" Hunting of the Shark" and Through the Look ing Glass;" and Lucy c. Llllie's Phil and the Baby and "The False Witt nee." The series takes it's name from the fact that many of the stories first appeared in Harpers Young People. Some sixty stories are now included in the list.
 Two books for children are being brought out by the John Lane Compa- ny at the Bodley Head. They are: "Lilliput Revels," by w. B. Bands, ed- tied by R. Brimley Johnson, and "A Year of Songs for Baby in a Gar den," by w. G. Robertson. The first book is made up of two poems and sev- eraI little plays, illustrated by Griselda Wedderburn. Mir. Robertsons s volume contains childrens songs of the four seasons of the year, and is illustrated in black and white by himself. He will be recalled as the author of "A Masque of May Morning." for which he made colored woodcuts, and the folio of "Old English Songs and Dances,' selected and arranged by him and embellished by forty-six pictures in color.
 The John Lane company is preparing to publish at the Bodey Head vol tune edited by Tracy and Lucy Robin son, entitled Selections from the Foe try of John Payne" Payne is proba-