The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-19
Fancy Silk Vests.
FINE SUMMER COATS AND VESTS
LITERATURE.

| Ine supplement to Hurper's Wssk1,, fos
April 10th contains the first of q series Of
Important articles on Australia. bv Parlr
ben1amin, copiously illustrated from draw
1nRs by w. T. Smedley. - 9 y"
lac popular Buck" Ewing, captain NJ
tne New York's, has written an article fo-
tue BOY department. of The Ladies' Honc
I 5'a Ior June on the Tins and Outs of
baseball" In which the famous catcher
Wlll tell how to play the game; how TO form
. nlne the hardest positions and how to I'm
I IneH now to throw a ball, etc. This ia
E"lng's hrst article, and il Is said TO he the
pest which has ever been written for bous
on the great national game.
IN Tue April number of the PhrsnoIooicnL
1oatlat ana Science of Health, several fea-
lures OF special interest will invite the a.
tent1on OF that magazines readers Eor
instance, an appreciative sketch of"General
Sfa1erman, with portrait; Forces In EARLY
Eis1Tnu l which teachers should read.
ne brethern or Dunkards sketch
VI tnis peculiar people from the most an
t Snentlc sources, with fine illustrations.
larry Progress Of Phrenology in Great
San' Win particular references to
George Comoe: The Talent of Mother
MOOD )" DO You Stand Properly?p a .sPor-
.iale ana Sketch OF DR.. U. e. Traer.na dis
~ phrenologist; 'tPhrenologv and
Iue MUSICIAN" some new observations of
valuable sort that should he IpidoI,-
hnoWn "A Suggestion in re Koch" by the
G IS' mas practical application. Address.
way, New York. 80 40iO"o-
A MODERN RosALIND. story. ByF. Xavier
GaVert Chicago: Rand, McNai1v = 20
Price, 80 cents =" W.
1ne tltle suggests the character of this
story, but 1t does not tell of it's clevernoss
us prePosterousness and its rollicking man
n ne Inc Rosallnd is pretty girl with lots
- Trains and plenty of money who, becom-
tns uiag listed through being made love To
ny an OLD professor, concludes to dress IilSe
8 man, to mingle with men and learn met
"naG KIND OF creatures men are. She en-
lers harvard as student and there studias
men TO her hearts content. soon faIIing
In love with handsome. pener,
ous young fellow who does not suspect her
ilsSulse. A venerable professor, however
loes suspect the truth and falls in love with
ner, much to her annoyance. FINALLY in a
proper and decorous manner. the faiIo,,r "a
whom she Is devoted learns the truth and
narrles the heroine, and in the closing page
u the DOCK the lovelorn professor is cor
'lusrately drowned, that being tho readiest
and most convenient disposition to be mada
If him. " W H4auo
Money. By Emile Lola Translated from +bs
r. Tucker DenI-
As in all his novels, in this Zola has
made careful study of his subject and the
'esuit is story worked out in the painful.
epulslVe detail which characterizes the
writings OF the great French author. The
tory Is intended to portray the dishonest
Methods OF conducting business IN the stock
markets. OF the day. 1t is a rigorous ar
alignment OF the scoundrelism which ia
'ractlced by the meteric tnanciers, and so
DralseW0PthU a
ola which which did not get down int
he nastlness and filth of society could NOT
70. In Money there is the usual detail
I amours and intrygues and of things
Which 1t would have been better had thew
zen left out. The translation is excellent