New-York tribune., 1906-09-10
LITERARY NOTES.

III J. =
o.,-,sr.st 70 the admirers If that strong and
,-s,rsl story. Broke q Covenden." IS the an
,ouposnent by Herbert p. Turner q Co. Of
boston ~ the early publication of a new novel
hvhsssr1e author. II win be entitled Henry
N,-sco,s" and II IS said 70 be as unexpected
ana striking as AIr. Snaith's previous book
gDr5-s-Drears" IS the title OF a new novel
Harvey ]. O'Hige1ns. that IS said to be quite
different from any of the authors previous
work. The hero OF the romance IS described as
"a lover a poet in spite Of disnlusionment. and
gentle solitary" i viii be published by the
Century Company
Stories % three interesting lives are announced
among the new biographies 20 he published by
2. P. Dutton & Co this fall. One Of these is the
life of Queen Louisa of Prussia" by Mary
Maxwell Monat. 70 be illustrated IN part with
seven portraits Of the queen. Another IS a life
of sigismondo Malatesta. by Edward Hutton.
with numerous photogravure illustrations; and
The third is Alicia Aspinwalrs book, The Story
o. Marie De Rozsl-Huguerot," which is said 10
be true story of a Hfe IN the time OF the
persecution under louis XIV. The Oldest son OF
mother was SIN living, and the author is the
VIE OF her great-great-grandson- The volume
mHtains a portrait Of Nine. de Rozel-Hugue-
not from a miniature in a finger ring that is .
cherished heirloom in the family
Edith Sessions Tupper. a writer of verse has
tuned her attention 10 prose, and a new novel
her WIN be published soon by y. Appleton
tCo Cnier the title or Hearts triumphant"
ne story deals with the romantic experiences in
M life Of Nine Betty Jumel in her historic
h'ae on Wasaing-ou Heights.
Charles Dv-yer. who was for many years Editor
q Tho Delineator." and 90 whom IS due much.
y not most of the credit FOR having made over
what was originally simply a fashion sheet into
magazine OF general literary and artistic
merit has accepted an offer from the publishers
q The Ladies' World- 20 take editorial charge
% that magazine, with a view 10 developing 1t
'-oag much The same Zines.
Sls'ay Kohhe, the musical critic OF The New
ipFk Herald" IS the author of a forthcoming
oook On Famous American Songs" of which
-ro'nas j. Crowel g. Co. viii be the publishers
drs. Sarah Mclean Greene's first story. cape
I've years ago has 1gst been drarnatized. and re-
ss''ed It's first presentation in Boston on August
- eontenporaneously with the publication OF
Aef latest novel. Power Lot"
Mary 7. Waller. author of The Wood Carver
y Lympus," has beea living for some tine IN
-4Olanc, accommodating material for a volume
" ule people ~ the Netherlands The book IS
N''Aounced Tor fan publication by LITTLE prov-n
acc. ---''-'' il
WIN Characteristic Pacific Coast enterprise
NE booksellers Of san Francisco ars an doing
BUSINESS again. and are rva!ling even the dry
'1S merchants In the demand for their wares.
10" Thar The theatres are closed. reading has
.1'H.e highly popular diversion. and as tba
-'~''es were burned those who would read
-S' ouy books. san Francisco authors also
80 10 have resumed their Industry. and a
-, move, entitled "Monuiyet" by Alice Pres
,,1.'.h, sili'h, is announced for publication next
4' 'y Aoughtou. Mniu d. Co
r,.auke r,-srnseuke Pickthau. author OF said. the
- N'I,sis' has written a new novel of the
4 - s| entued The House of Islam" 10
---Shse b. .. appleton & Co.
,ss,ss .,,a or,. Co. announce a list Of ten Illus
a.. ..r. mars for The holidays. Among then;
snd,-. ,nsr omar Calendar The Ayae1er cal
csis,.. 4he Poets Calendar" 'rhe es,loy,s
and The Canterbury Calendar"
Donsls !, - Dyes forthcoming volume No
&C NJ. c-'feson; a Tale OF Two Shores +" With
Uthe M. d Co. are bringing out. is a $50,
hsto,,,- Dieturesque Character IN a.. ,.rI,.
ths son =, ne Pacific Northwest. McDonar, 49,.
hucsu,. chief faeior in he seryic. !, 80
Company. when japanese n,rl,