The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-03-16

and Company of Boston set of plates of MT. William Stanley Braithwaits's Book of Elizabethan Verse, the sec ond edition of which is already in press, and will at once publish the book in an English edition.
 Messrs. Herbert B.. Turner and Com pany announce that they will be the publishers of the Proceedings of he American Society for Psychical Re- search, the official reports of the soci- ety which has recently been organized to prosecute the work heretofore car ried on by the American branch of the English Society for Psychical Re- search. These proceedings will be edi- ted by Dr. James H. Hyslop, under whose direction the work of the new society is being carried on.
 The announcements of Messrs. Her. bert B. Turner and Company of their present and forthcoming publications in the field of Psychical Research indi- cate that they are undertaking to cov- CT the various phases of this important subject by line of books which shall be in every sense standard and thor oughly scientific; not in any way to be confounded with so-called spiritualistic literature.
 A book which creates lot of talk in London-"Letters to a Daughter" by Hubert Bland-will be published here this week by Mitchell Kennerley. MT. Bland is a well-knoWn contributor to the London papers, and is the husband of the popular novelist "E. Nesbit,' and it is to their daughter Rosamund that these letters are written. The point of view is unconventional.
 Robert B. Knowles, author of "St. Cuthbert' and "The Undertow," who is now busy writing "The Web of Time" which Messrs. Fleming H. ,Revell and Company intend to publish next fall, was in train in Canada which recent ly jumped the track and rolled down seventy-fve foot enlbankment One Of MT. Knowles arms was injured, but, as it was the left and not the right arm, MT, Knowles will be able to con- tinue his writing.
 Margaret Potter's new novel, to be published within few days by Messrs. Harper and Brothers, will be called "The Princess" Its characters will in clude the Czar and Czarina of Russia.
 Clara Morris Dressing Room Sketches which have been appearing in the Burr Mcintosh Monthly, may be issued soon In book form as a third volume of the series in which the same authors Life on the Stage and "The Life of a Star have already appeared. It is gravely asserted that Gilbert K. Chesterton, the English critic and au- thor, recently said that Mrs. Morris style was 'the most idiomatic of any among those now writing English.
 Messrs. Longman, Green and Compa- ny will publish in April a volume called Six Radical Thinkers" by James MacCunn, professor of philosophy in the University of Liverpool The book will include these six main subjects: "Bentham and His Philosophy of Re- form "The Utilitarian Optimism of John Stuart Mill, "The Commercial Radicalism of Golden" "The Anti Democratic Radicalism of Thomas Carlyle" "The Religious Radicalism of Mazzini," and 'The Political Idealism of Thomas Hill Green"
 The Brooklyn Times says: "The pub fishers of the Broadway Magazine find that large number of people through out the country do not understand the new policy of the magazine. Formerly stage and theatrical magazine of a certain type, it has been rehabilitated entirely It is now clean, wholesome, snappy, well-illustrated, popular maga- zine for the home, and has no affilia- tions whatever with the theatrical life of New York, A careful glance through It's pages will convince any reader of this fact.
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