New-York tribune., 1906-04-30

cited by the friends and admirers Of the late
William Sharp 70 warrant the republication
by the John Lane Company Of The Mountain
Lovers" which he wrote in his foolishly alleged
personality Of Fiona AIacleod"-but at any
rse over that pen name.
Some years ago a Mr.. Oliver Leigh. who adopt
Cd the pen name Of "Geofrrey Quarles," discov-
cred 9J0-line satire on the Poets and Poetry
O. Ameuca' published in lS47 over the pseu-
donyme 'Lavante." This he reprinted with an
elaborate argument 10 prove that none but Poe
could have written it. and that it was undoubt-
ediy g rhyned version OF his lost lecture with
that title. Now Mr. Leigh has written another
book, described as "a militant volume" and en-
TILED Edgar Allan Poe, the Man. the Master,
ihe Martyr In this he covers wider ground.
making study Of The various portraits OF Poe.
ana Illustrating his conclusions by amateur
drawings Of his oWH. The publisher. Frank n.
1oiils o. Chicago, assures as that apart from
'Ie interest IN Poe, his troubles and triurnphs.
luz Do'k may not unlikely appeal 10 those Who
seek liFe-y and amusing summer reading"
Tie Tombstone" Sherwin Cody's little maga-
tle Of humor, IS improving with everv num-
'7' pleking the bubbles If current folly with
CONSIDERABLE success. Literary bubbles are ..Tba
-'11-si'Aes tarorits mark as witness the fol
D"is sartical publishers note" from the
Present issue:
stone. j le Is-s -.s ne May issue Of 'The Touch
- " si- TaroeraHlv lr0ud ~ IN ana are r1inR
Tesderss .-e ii-e. WIZ you stand FOR it, dear
MAJ. makes rlag gazine important Facts
ON e..-- us -F important II tr.e.
So. =. = aia oar facts read like fcti0u We are
arart 81 .f.,. .. readers can scarcely tell them
sos -'1 70 ee t-e June issue 81 -The Touch
lsHief 1-i stream begins IN that
ferlrm So. =.eeat
-ae Mar number Of The Rea6.~~ fe 81, Ind;
s-' number -ot because il IS about Indiana
w 'seflse i' is principally written bv Boosier
--''o.f and Illustrated by H0osie~ artists The
's'.lsI' -s interesting. especially 10 Indianf-
ool Ia hardly calculated 10 make the num-
'el'ei than IF The editors had allowed them
'-'7s d WIDER choice of contributors.
@''-1it" larnegie's PICTORIAL address. entitled
Lsague ~ Peace" delivered by him before
~ University IF s.. Andrews. is reprinted IN
'-'feHt number NJ The Popular Science
4r. Carnegie recounts the progress
mas been made En- substituting arbitration
var and the creation Of The Hague Tribu-
ana suggests Jhat the five great nations
-o-'perated IN QueIling the recent Chinese
-Sis might torm league of peace, inviting
nations 10 join and requiring all nations
\ -'-ef tnef disputes 10 arbitration. He be-
'-at t-s could be accomplished by the
SO agreeing 10 uoE-iutercourse with any ma
refusing compliance but that iii might
!, DIZZY reserve 10 Itself the right 10 use force"
l'sf NoEcs. 10 insist on peace, even if they
-S's 10 hghr Tor it.
- ne May number of "Harper's Magazine"
-, ~eonicas Hubbard. jr-, describes her re-
FIX hundred miles journey in Labrador 10
.D.sie the work in which her husband un-
'-'-aia'y aerished two years ago.
- : Curtis II Seattle who has been for six
- making a notable collection Of photo
tas n Indian types. expects 10 spend five
more E~ilh his camera among the redmen
Ie be- wil have completed HIS series. a
~ these photographs. taken Of Indians
~, - sP1tnHest, are reproduced n The MAY
'f "f 'Serbner's Magazine" and viii seIF
], 'l}aate i1e vam"bie character Of the record
-. -9i Curtis is r-a21i3g Il The RAPIDLY vanish
ss nst've RACES.
'pfo.os - bridge. J. =. Elweil is publishing u
- f7e ara convenient form series of Les
ia "E-;ogp Correspondence Course
t4 - fgo colors. The first lesson, just
y. 7t deals wifh The Declaration, and IS
.-'ea with EuI.er5us diagrams.
a. fs',x Alters lecture or "Morai condi-
''s n Anaerlosn lie IN the Light of Recent