The morning journal-courier. (New Haven, Conn.) 1907-1913, 1908-08-13
of Physicians and Surgeons Of colum-

of Physicians and surgeons OF Coluth-
bia university
THE Life OF Chaplain McCabe," by
Frank Milton Bristol, y. D.. VIII be
published by the Fleming II. Revell
company, New York, Chaplain McCabe
became something of national char
acter by means of his lecture on THE
Bright Side Of Life In Libby Prison
A stenographer's report of 1t has been
unearthed and is embodied in this vol
ume.
The Clark Publishing company. Bos-
ton, this year has added four more IT,
ties to its list of novels: THE Twelfth
Juror Kentucky story, by Miss
Mary II. Large; Nancy Hart" by Mr.
Robert Louis Freear, who makes his
heroine one of those formidable Great
ures developed by pioneer hardships
and coming into notice especially In the
Revolution. Priest or Pretender," by
Miss Frances Berkeley Cunningham,
and 1.-THE Rose OF Sharon" by Mr.. An
drew Sheffield
Moffat Yard e. Co. New York have
become the publishers Of the various
pamphlets issued under the auspices Of
the Emmanuel Movement. The series Is
entitled "The Religion and Medicine
Publications. Among them the follow
ing are ready: The Healing Ministry
OF the Church." by the Rev. Samuel
McComb, d. D.; History Of the En-
manuel Movement From the Stand
point OF Patient" by William Nc
Comber Buffalo, n. Y; THE Ener-
| giles of Men" Cby permission Of the
American Magazlne) by william
James, professor of philosophy, Har-
ward university; "Some Physical Dis
orders Having Mental Origin" by
John Warren Achorn. NJ D.; "Psy-
chotherapy and It's Relation TO Reii-
gior," by Richard c. Cabot NJ d.
Also the following pamphlets, Some
Familiar Forms of Nervousness" by
1sador II, Coriat. NJ. D.; The Secret
OF Moral Recovery" Peace in the
Home, "The New Life" by Rev. Dr.
Worcester: Some Social ASPECTS Of
Social Therapeutics. by Prof Josiah
Royce. Harvard university; "The Em-
manuel Summer School" by William
Justin Mann
The popularity Of the dramatic YER
sion Of Anne warmers book. The Re.
Juvenation of Aunt Mary" In which
May Robson is starring, Is such that
the company will appear throughout
the summer In the cities and towns Of
Southern California, and then proceed
eastward by the way of salt Lake City
and Denver. In the meantime, Anne
Warner has gone abroad for the sum
mer, having completed book Of f1c-
tion which Little, Brown & Company
will publish IN the fan
Lillian whiting the Boston author.
has left Paris for london. where she
is completing the work on her new
book, Paris, the Beautiful announc-
ed for fall publication by her publish
er, Little Brown & Company. Miss
Writings hook will he one Of four
handsomely illustrated travel books
which these same publishers will issue
The others. which are also in prepare
ton, are by Maud Howe. author OF
/, Roma Beata," Two In italy" etc
Henry C. Shellye, who wrote Literary
BY Paths in Old England and "Joit,
Harvard and His Times" and George
Wharton James, author OF THE Won
ders of the Colorado Desert" "The
old Missions Of California" etc.
Helen Reed, whose we'll knowr
Brenda" books for girls have taken q
high place In the ranks of juvenile fic.
= tlon. will augment the list of Little
Brown e. company this fall by new
volume, entitled Trina In Italy" Irma
has already been introduced to Mis-!
: Reeds readers, and her adventures anc
experiences abroad are sufficiently nov
: 81 and exciting to keep the interes
constantly stimulated Miss Reed ha.
: been particularly happy in giving tn,
book an Italian atmosphere.
The prohibition candidate for presi
dent, Eugene w Chain. has Just pub
b lished through the Lincoln temperate,
: press at room IS. 80 La Sale street
> Chicago, a book entitled "I4incoln thu
Man of Sorrow" It contains Mr.. Chat
; ms lecture on Lincoln which has bee,
! delivered at many Chautauoua assem-
blies. It also has what Is said to b.
the only correct report of Mr. Lincoln
temperance address at Springfield il
1S42
"One who was not afraid. and VIII
spoke the truth, This is the summar,
that f Hopkinson Smith makes of tn
character of Captain Thomas A. Scott
Master, Diver, whose life he sketches /,
the August Everybody's. Captain Scot
was a real hero-the record of his If
4 as Wrecker and diver proves this. |
. is full of instances of his nobility an,
', sacrifice of self and not only inspjre
g and uplifts, but forces one to be Al
:, optimist.
Ernest Poole contributes fnf