Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-06

The following is a complete list Of the
works OF Thomas Bailey Aldrich, who
died on March 10: "a Sea Turn, and
| Other Matters" Marjorie Daw and
Other People" 1.-TWO Bites at a Cherry,
with Other Tales" can Old Town by
the Sea" prudence Palfrey." "The
Queen of Sheba,'' "The saltwater
Tragedy" 1.-THE Story of Bad Boy."
and The Story of a Cat" Essays,
| "POnkapog Papers" and From Ponka-
pog to Pesth." judith and Holo-
fernes," "Unguardel Gates, and Other
Poems" "Wyndham Towers "The
Sisters Tragedy" Mercedes" Lyrics
and Sonncts." Later Lyrics" "Friar
Jerom>'s Beautiful Book, and Other
Pocms.'' ana judith Of Bethulia."
His last piece Of writing vas the poem,
to "Lomgfcllow. 1S07-19O7' read at the
| I.ongfcllow Centennial celebration in
Cambridge and publ shed III the MlrcA
| Atlantic 1t vas also read at Mr.. AL
drich's funeral.
Lothr0p, Lee & Shepard Co. have
lust published Heart Melodies a col
lection of gems Of thought in poetry
| and prose, by Mary Allette Aver; and
| +
| Faces" by Edith Durham. Both of
| these books We're announced for publ
cation March 18th but were unavoid-
| ably delayed.
Next week Doubleday. Page & Co.
| will publish Mrs. Ernest Thompson
| Scton's "Nmrod's Wife" a descrip-
| ton of trips on horseback and foot.
through the West and in Norway. Up
ton Sinclair's industrial Republic" a
study Of industrial conditions in
| America, will also be issued on this
| date the author of "The Jungle" there
discussing the conditions which he be-
lievcs will exist before another ten
| years have passed.
| A new book by Lawrence Mott. which
| will be among the weeks publications.
Is called ITO the Credit of the Sea
and pictures the brave men who go
| sailing to the "Banks," their heroism
and self-sacrifice and their delightful
humor. The aut nor is New York man.
but he is also an expert IN sallllls.
| Sam Walter FOsS has promised ms
| nubIishers. Lothrop. Lee & Shepard Co.
| that he will place in their hands early
this month the material for fifth VOL
unoe of poems to he entitled Songs OF
the Average Man.
Miss Marie Corelli is about TO pupiiSh
= collection cf her short stories IN Il
volume which will borrow the title Oh
the first one, "Delicia."
| Margaret t. Woods's new book "The
invader" which comes out this Week
is n story of a woman with dual per-
oonaIity In -one phase, the normal
condition. the woman is good, Simple
land devout; in the other phase she i
lalluring, enticing and seductive. hei
husband falls in love with one per-
sonaIitv and is dsmayed when me
lother is revealed to him. Announcer
Imam falls madly in love with the olhel
personality and is equally beWlioereo
lat the manifestations of the opposiu'
lnhasc. Meanwhile the wife IS jealous
of her own self, of the fact that mel
husband adorcs her when she is one
person and is coldly critical when sht
4 Is another. The story has uhuSua
dramatic possibilities.
| In spite of the fact that Mr.. Cross
distinctly says in his biography OF ms
wife that she took the name OF Ieors'
| becausc IL belonged to LeweS anu th'
name of Eliot because it SOUNDED
aunhOnic. the following interesting par
agraph upon the subject has been pup
lished by MIR. F,sCOtt: whence, II
1.-The present writer's hearing Mrs
Jeyes was asked. 'your famous nom d'
eucrre?" did you" was the rejolnder
"neyrr hear of u Bengal cavalry ONCE
George Donnithorn Eliot being drowned
in an Indian Lake? l knew and llke'
him. Hence my own pseudOnym ah'
line Arthur Donnithorne of Adam
Bede.
Mrs. Mary r. S. Andrews is peculiar
IIy fitted for the writing of such Store
; as those which make up her new Vol
ume The Mlitants: Stories OF som
Parsons. Soldiers and Other Fighter
in the World" Mrs. Andrews has bee
= all her life in intimate association VIII
parsons. soldiers and lawyers. she !
The daughter Of the late Rev. ID
t Shiprlan and the wife of Judge w.
+ Andrews of the Supreme Court. He
brother, the Rev. Henry Shipman, wa
FOR several years the chaplain at Yves
; Point.
George Cary EGglcSton has just sen
| to his publishers, Lothrop, Lee & Shep
? lard CO., the manuscript for story Q
unusual historical interest enttle
Long Knives" based upon the famou
George Rogers Clark expedition, froi
! the hero Of which Mr.. Eggleston is in
| directly descended.
n Norman Duncan, whose new move
$ "The Cruise of the Shining Light" ha
a Just appeared. is a Canadian by brit
I but was for some years on the staff {
n the New York Evening Post anu
n now professor Of rhetoric in Washing
r ton and jefferson College, Washington
PA. AS novelist he has won his rel