The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-03

The SALT LAKE HERALD Of Sunday
March 5. will consist of sixteen closely
filed pages, giving full details Of the in
auguration Of Cleveland and Stevenson,
and the ceremonies and festivities attend
ant. IN addition to the above, and the usu-
al daily and Sunday features, there viii be
the subioined interesting and entertaining
features. all superbly illustrated
a DAY WITH GLADSTONE.
How the great premier does his work,
his habits Of life. his favorite books and
themes, methods as a speaker, his wonder
ful vitality etc. This article on the daily
life OF Gladstone is accompanied by cut Of
the premier and various caricatures of him,
ard large picture showing his wife, child
ren and grandchildren in group, and
view OF Hawarden castle and church
THE NEW NAVY.
w. n. King ir.. late of the United States
navy, gives some interesting facts about
Uncle Sans armored cruisers and battle
ships, and particularly about the latest de-
signed. Cuts OF the Iowa." Indiana. -
brooklyn and New York"
A PROFESSIONAL SAFE OPENER.
a famous expert, William Messing tells
burglars secrets and some of his own, Civ
ing description of how locks are worked.
the combinations, etc., with a picture Of
Messing.
4 CHILD AUTHORIZES.
Theodore Tracy tells Of the works OF
nine-year-old girl, Muriel Talbot Wilson,
whom he met in Switzerland, who is a great
traveller and has written several guide
books. A picture OF the little authoress
accompanies the sketch.
A GREAT SEA FIGHT.
w. +. HalsaI, whose celebrated painting
of the battle between the ironolads Mont
tor and Marrimac, hangs in the United
States Senate chamber, gives some inter-
esting "reminiscences of that event. The
story is embellished with three-column
cut
OPEN EARS AND EYES.
How naturalists see and hear. Prof.
Burroughs relates some interesting anec-
dotes about the habits Of animals, hawks.
caterpillars, offers, etc. Illustrated with
portrait OF Prot. Burroughs and two other
cuts,
THE ORATOR OF THE PHTLos.
"A story Of the March foods by Ruth
Prescott being graphic and thrilling des-
cription OF a narrow escape
ABOUT TToLTNS.
Camilla Urso. the distinguished virtuoso,
discusses about the value of good instru-
ments in acquiring musical training, and
tells Of her first two little nddles. This ar.
tiole is accompanied By portr ait OF Cam
lila Urso.
LATEST PARIS MODES
The first hint OF spring in the costumes at
Felix's is this weeks theme OF Ada Bache-
Cone, the noted fashion writer There is
great elaborateness of detail, and the letter
is profusely illustrated. Augusta Prescott
discourses OF the crinoline wrap to be worn
with the crinoline skirt, which is now re-
gsrded as inevitable, end tells how much It
viii cost to cast aside old jackets and buy
new. Three illustrations. And Adele Mar
o. writing from the French capital, gives
some interesting and instructive chat about
the philosophy DISCRIMINATING, with q cut
showing three types OF corsets.
FASHIONABLE DIVERSIONS.
How the Gotham 400 manage to amuse
themselves il the Lentin season. Eoues-
TRAN football and hAsh-light camera club
together with a variety Of other fads are
noticed and described and the list is Illus
1rated with two two column cuts.
JEWELLED HAIR.
A handsome cut illustrates one OF the
newest arrangements for female head de-
coration. and the Russian manner OF set.
ting clear stones in combs and other gear.
HOUSEKEEPING NOVELTIES.
The latest extravagances in glassware are
given. There is picture Of q new smokers
stand and new five o'clock tea-making ar
rangement, together with other fads. III
ustrated, Text by Clare Bunce.
CARE OF CHILDRENS VOICEs.
Advice OF Mrs. Sarah Crowen Lemoyne.
the Browning reader, with splendid por
trait OF that lady.
A WoMANS BACK.
Here we have an interesting dissertation
IN the use and abuse Of back and how to
rest and strengthen the same, by DR.. Kate
Campbell Hurd, with double column Illus.
tration showing various positions in which
kidney trouble may be avoided,
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