The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-07

c. M. Ady, the first of series, Histor- io States of Italy; the fourth volume of Petrus Johannes Blok's History of the People of the Netherlands" and the third volume of the writings of Samuel Adams, edited by Harry Alon- 20 Gushing.
 Roy HornIman, a favorite English story-teller, is represented on the list of fall publications of Little, Brown 6 Co.,, the Boston publishers, by a new novel entitled Lord Cam marleigh's Secret" said to possess an audacious plot with a fascinating hero.
 'The Shadow of the Car" which was one of the popular successes Of a few years ago, brought into the lime light another new author, John k. Carling. "The Shadow of the Czar." unlike many of the "big sell CTS of the past, continues to ne Tn active demand at the bookstores, and MT, Carling has since written The Vikings Skull" and "Ihe Weird Picture" Mir Carling now returns to Russia for the scene of his new book, and in By Neva's Waters" to be published by Little, Brown < Co. this fall, he deals with an episode in the secret history of Alexander the First. The wife of the Czar Alex ander plays a prominent part in the love drama of the story, which is fill ed with adventure and diplomatic in- trigue.
 Arthur Stringer, who Is spending the summer on his fruit farm in Can ada, is poet as well as a novelist, and the best of his verse that has ap- peared in the leading magazines, to- gether with entirely new poems. will be published this fall. One of Mir. Stringer's novels, The Wire Tap pers," is to be dramatized this au- tumn.
 Lillian Whiting has returned from an extended trip to Italy, where she obtained fresh material for her forth coming book, "Italy the Magic Land" in which she aims to present a living panaroma of the compara- lively modern past of Rome. Undis- mayed by the hot weather, Miss Whiting remains at her hotel in the ' heart of Boston,
 1 The Spoilers, the great novel of Rex Beach, was dramatized by the au- thor and James Macarthur, and ap- peared last winter in New York and other cities. The play has recently opened it's second New York season. l Among the books published by Har- per Brothers are the four following: A new novel of America and Amerl- can life entitled Ancestors" by Ger trude Atherton; "The Indians Book" composed of material gathered direct from the Indians by the author, Nata- lie Curtis, with the Introductory note by President Roosevelt; a new chill dren's book by Gabrielle D. Jackson, entitled "Wee Wrinkles and Her Friend;p "From Van Dweller to Com muter,p giving the humorous adven- lures incident to house hunting in New York city and the suburbs, by Albert Bigelow Paine. l That delightful story of the west, by Marie Manning, published by the IIarpers few years ago--Judith of the Plains-has recently been drama tized, and is now appearing in some of the eastern cities.
 i Bud, by Neil Munro, that delightful tale of little Chicago girl in an old fashioned Scotch village, has just gone into third edition,
 Owing to a delay in the manufac- ture of their books the Mcclure com pany has been obliged to postpone un- till the latter part of next month, the two following books: Stewart Edward Whites Arizona Nights" and Mary Stewart Cuttings Suburban Whirl" For the same reason also the follow ling are just issued instead of as pre- viously announced; "Pinafore Pal ace" Filson Young's Wagner Stories" Escoffier's Guide to Modern Cookery" and c. N and A. M. Will Iliamson's "Car to Destiny"
 In addition to their others books just published, the Mcclure company an- nounces the following: Poems of Wordsworth,i selected by stopford A.. Brooke; 'The Complete English Wing Shot" a sportsnans manual dealing with every phase uf bird shooting, by Teasdale Buckall; "The Real Blake a
 portrait biography, by William J. El- | lis; "Richard wagner" Maxim Cor Eky," Aristotle" in the illustrated Cameos of Literature" edited by
 George Brandes; two additional vol umes in the Temple Moliere series, Lies Femmes Savantes," ''Les Jalous- ies de Barbouille."
 Mir. Phillip R. Goodwin, who illus
 trated "The Lone Star" Eugene Lyle, Jr.'s new romance of Texas and her
 makers, is one of the group of young
 American artists who are finding in tbeir own country ample inspiration
 for work, Mir. Goodwin is one of the
 charter members, of the Howard Pyle
 School at Wilmington. His metier Is
 animal painting. He is spending his time in the northern Canadian and far
 western woods, getting first-hand im- pressions. Mir. Goodwinis first work