The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-07-01

md habits of the elk, deer, antelope, Rocky Mountain sheep and goats, grizzly and black bears. Mir. Wright's story, which is in more ways than one an eye-opener, is substantiated by taken by him. These are 1ot photographs of half-tamed ami nals, but of wholly wild ones captur- ed in their antive hauhts in the wild arness.
 t. Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, the in ventor of the telephone, states in his contribution to Navigating the Air the recent publication issued by Dou- bleday, Page 6 Company, that in the year 1896 he became convinced that the age of the flying machine was at hand. Dr, Bell began at once his investiga- tions in the science of aerial naviga. tion. The result of his experiments he has described in the afore mention ed book.
 MT, J. A. Mitehells "Villa Claudia" that charming love story of Tivoli and the United States, published by Life, is about to be brought out in fifty cent edition, illustrated and bound in manila boards.
 Life is an exhibitor at the Salcn des Artistes- -FumorIstes now running at the Palais de Glace in Paris. This is the first year of the exhibition, which consists of original drawings and de- signs from which have teeE made the pictures appearing in the leading hum oous publications of the world.
 James Montgomery F'aggs latest nonsense sls't Why Ni.ey Married, Qife) although 1t has atteintd a large sale, has nat entirely surrlanted in popularity his earlier laugh -provokers "Tomfoolery' and If; a Guide to Bad Manners" Mir. Flagg's unusual gift of drawing funny pictures to illustrate his funny verses produces results which are truly destructive of melan- eholy.
 The improbability of the existence of such mprderous institution as The Peoples League described in MT. J, A. MitchelPs romance, The silent War, " Uife), was one of the severst critic isms visited upon that widely read work. It was said that such a soci- ety, whose object was the removal of those opposed to the interests of labor, could not exist for moment. If there Is any more proof needed that truth is stranger than fiction it Is given in this instance by the testimony of Orchard in the Idaho murder trial, If Orchard is to be believed, Mir Mltehell's imag- mary murder society was a Sunday school class in comparison with the real thing as 1t existed In the Western mining States.
 American Philosophy-The Early Schools, by I. Woodbridge Riley, Ph D., of Johns Hopkins University. pre- sents the most important speculative movements as they were transferred from Europe and developed during two centuries of our early history Into the typical American philosophy of Elm erson. It will hh published about the middle of July py Dodd, Mead & Co.
 D. Appletaon & Co.,, will publish 1T tho fall David Graham Phillips new novel, Light Fingered Gentry whict like his other books, will have a basi. in business life, in this case the insur ance scandals, theme which would lend itself well 10 fiction. Thackeray by the way, used similar scheme ir "rhe Great Hogarty Diamond" ant Dickens in Martin Chuzzlewit." So di Daudet, for that matter, in La Ma bab"
 Among the new editions brought ou by L. c. Page & Co.,, are "The Rubaiya of Omar Khayyam," with the five yer sions comparatively arranged, ant twelve pictures by Miss Blanche Nc Manus This both is produced both i cloth and in limp leather, but the new edition of Prof. Roberts "New Yori Noctures" appears only in the latte style, and the late Frederick Knowles Golden Treasury of American Song anl Lyrics" will be bound in the sam fashion and In pocket form for its 1sO edition.
 Henry Holt & Go. will publish in Ser tember May sinc'air's new novel, "Th Belpmeet," which has been running a a seriel in the Atlantic, It is her frs | pp nj eiN ixysAn Al. various books from her pen which hay since appeared in this country bein early works for which her large sue cess made some demand.
 John w. Luce & Co.,, the Boston put fishers, have lately issued Forum IFilly," a book about the English tur by Howell scratton, who introduces a the great English racing events into | lively story.
 The Outing Publishing company ar nounces six forthcoming books, "Th Shame of the Colleges" a humorou expose of leading schoolsj ''The sport ing Primer" buresque of differer
 branches of sport, by Norman H, CrC
 well, and Bait Angling for Commo
 Fishes" by Louis Rhead, will be pull
 lished immediately Bar 20," wes
 ern story, by Clarence E. Mulford, an
 "John Kendry's Idea," story of Cal
 fornia life, by Chester Bailey Fernal
 will be published July 1. Big Game
 Sea" a story of adventures with mol
 sters of the deep will appear in Ser
 tember.
 The Technical World magazine fC July, with its colored illustrations, most attractive. The table of col tents presents the following titles } Grim Guardians of Our Coast; Flag