Miss FrancM Baird, Detective.— By Reginald Wright Kauffman. From L. C. Page A Co.The noma of this book would In It-aelf almost Instantly drawn one's attention to tha reading matter, as It certainly holds and gains the admiration of one who Is tend of the highly flavored detective stories. Miss Frances Baird was In the employ of lt;\ New Tork detective bureau, and at .her flrst few assignments she made blunders of them all, and upon the last chance she had to prove her ability; she made good. It has been said that the author, Reginald Kauffman, |s running “Miss Ann* Katharine areen a close second In detective story writing. The story Is told of a very wealthy family, who owned a country estate on the Hudson, whose eldest son Is to be married. and Miss Baird Is sent to bover the work. Two mysteries happen at the ante-nuptial dinner and reception, and the revelation of her exciting experiences Is splendidly worhed out.