The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-03

riety of people are introduced in the story. Among these are Miss Sarah Ann Smiles, a founding who grown to maturity in the stubbs household reigns as housekeeper; Tom Bright nephew of Mrs. Stubbs; and Johnnie Stubbs, also of the Stubbs household. There Is lots of fun and love making in the progress of the story which Is throughout.
 Dr. c. w. Salleeby. fellow of the Royal Institute at London, has written a personal letter of congratulation to William Trumbull on his book "EVolu- ton and Religion" recently issued by the Grafton Press at 10 Fifth avenue, New York.
 At the close of his letter, pr. Salee- by adds: T am shortly publishing in America a little introductory essay on Biology and Progress (based on my re- cent Royal Institution lectures with that title), through Messrs Stokes which I think will interest you"
 The July number of Country Life in America will contain some of the most interesting and valuable pictures of wild animal life ever taken, Last fall MT Dugmore had new camera es- pecially made for this purpose, and taking 1t into the wilds of New Bruns- wick, he was able to capture the moose in it's native haunts and bring him back to the readers of Country Life in America, A very interesting and de- scrlptiye text by MT, Dugmore adds to the value of the article.
 To The Farming Magazine for July, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, W.. M, Hayes, has contributed an enligh- tening article upon the value of far mars getting in touch with the United States agricultural bureaus. Mir, Hayes says the farmer needs to get in touch with these public institutions which are paid for by his taxes and should appreciate them and secure their be- nefts in his work. The writer main- tains that the American farmer is by his indifference 10 these facts losing annually thousands of dollars.
 Carmichael the story of Canadian farm life Do1blay, Page & Co) which is steadily winning it's way into popu- larity. found a warm welcome in a Rochester home where four genera tious read it at the same time with equal enthusiasm The head of the family remarked to the bookseller that there was something in 'FCarmichael" which appealed to the old and the young, and the mlddle-aged. and that he considered 1t one of the best novels that he had ever read.
 In "The Awakening of China" just published by Doubleday. Page & Co.,, its author Dr, w. A P, Martin, tells an interesting little anecdote about the introduction of the Morse telegraph system in China. Over forty wears ago Dr. Martin himself exhibited to the dignitaries of Picking this wonderful American invention. He says, 'Thoso old men, though heads of departments, chuckled like children when, touching the button they heard bell ring; or when, wrapping wire round their bodies. they saw the Tightening leap from point to point, It's wonderful, they exclaimed, but we cannot use it in our country. The people would steal the wires. ."
 The publication of Thomas DIxons new book The Traitor, which has been delayed on account of the illness of Mr. Dixons daughter will take place within few weeks. Doubleday, Page & Co.,, are the publishers
 onoto Watanna, author of "The Diary of Della" just published by Doubleday, Page & Co.,, lives during the summer in her charming home ir Mamaroneck.
 Doubleday, Page & Go. have made ( start with their Large Print Library of famous books, electlnE Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights for the initial volume. The size of the type jrstifies the title of the series, and tht binding is most attractive. With each volume a voting paper is given, in the hope that readers will indicate what standard books they would like included in the library.
 Little, Brown x Co have decided tc postpone their pocket Masterpieces of Alexander Dumas and Victor Hugo until autumn, when their twenty -foui volumes and the thirty of Balzac vii appear with additions, to be hereafter announced This multiplication of pock- ct editions will enable the flat dwelei to have a very respectable library, and when the inevitable first of May comes to pack 300 volumes n clothes basl1- ct and move them by messenger boy defying the teamster and all his strikes
 Since Owen seamans book of liter, ary burlesque Borrowed Fumes" first appeared Its author has become the ed itor in chief of Punch. Mir Seaman's publishers in this country, Henry Holt X Co, announee fourth edition of his book They have also sent to the pres! for the fourth time their translation oi Bucher's Industrial Evolution An. other book from this house, "EverydaS Ethics" by Mrs. Ella Lyman Cabot is now published in England by Georg, Bell & Sons.
 
 June L. c. Page & Co. will publish a new edition of Charles c. D. Roberts complete poems, including. his Book of the Rose" also a new edition of Mil toun's "The Automobilist Abroad" ar aid for those who plan motoring out. side this country,
 The travellers" returning from thC