The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-08
Special Features.

DICKS OUTFIT
Here is delightful story about the events
of one Sunday in a church.going region
Middle Tennessee, with two rival lovers in
the foreground, and the chief interests
cen ering about the Widow CAwLEY, who
owned her late husbands big farm, which
was far from being her chiefest charm.
With 2-cOlumn cut.
'UNCLE REMUS.''
The story of JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS life
and literary labors, with how he came to
write his "Unc Remus' stories, ac-
count of hi every day home life, favorite
authors, etc. Accompanied by a two col
umn portrait of Mr., HARRIS and another of
his home in Atlanta, Ga.
FIRST STREET CAR.
The presi emit of he JOHN STEPHENSON car
company relates the story of the first street
car, or omnibus that was ever bailt and the
evolution from that day TO this, the mode OF
manufacture, the costly woods used, etc.
With a portrait of JOHN STkPHs NsoN. and
pictures of the first street car built by him.
and of the modern American cars.
CALCULATING MACHINES.
A. T. KENNEDY, OF EDIsoN's Laboratory.
tells of curious mechanisms that multiply
and divide, explaining NAPIERs principle
of logarithms and THATCHERs slide-rule
calculating cylinder, and reiating an inter-
esting story of how arithmometers work.
A CoURAGEoUS WOMAN.
The romantic adventures Of DR.. EMIL
HoLUB. the African explorer, and esT c.ally
that OF his courageous frau from the sub
ject OF an interesting narrative, with five
illustrations, including fine portraits OF Dr..
II. and his wife.
Ora CEFUL DANCING.
AMELIA GLOVER the noted aesthetic dan
seuse gives some entertaining instruction
on exercises to give the necessary body
balance and make a dancer graceful, with
advice to society girls his article is &C.
companied with large 3-column llustra-
ton, with five full figures as many dane
ing attitudes.
NOVELTIES IN THE SHOPS.
CLARE UNCE writes of silver cheese
holders hot We asher screens. late ideas in
coal hods, couch pillows and a variety OF
easy mangles, the article being illustrated
with two cuts.
A GIRLS IDEA.
Here is little story about bright idea,
carried out by girl not rich except in
artistic instincts and inventiveness. 1t was
OF a dressing table TO fill up an ugly bed
room space. The result is given in . verbal
description and an illustration.
THE CONFEDERATE BAZAAR.
This article tells about the rally of south
ern women TO build memorial monument
at Richmond, and establish museum of
war relics in the jefferson LAWS mansion.
to commemorate the valor of the confeder-
GOId md N, fba ~
gives an account of how the plucky sister
hood of Dixie are planning to perpetuate
their feaIty to the lost cause. 1t has "a
picture OF the ssWhite House OF the Con-
federacy,r and is Illuminated with nine
portraits of the leading women connected
with the Bazaar.
OUR FASHION DEPARTMENT.
Easter over, it is generally supposed
that the fashion mongers are taking rest,
but IHE RERALD's correspondence shows
novel summer gowns, with plates of hand
some Dresden mulls for the World fair
and some good styles in gingham. We also
give batch of in .eresting hints relative to
mems clothes, as worn by fashionable
people abroad There are, besides. some
excellent pointers on wet weather wear.
THE WICHITA INDIAN VILLAGE
Prof. JAMES MOONEY. of the United States
bureau OF ethnology describes the pretty vii
lage OF the Wlchitas. small tribe in the
western part of the Indian Territory who
live in grass houses, and tells an entertain
ing story of the habits of this little band OF
not more than 400 souls Two-coiumn IL
lustration.
COLORED RAIN.
n. S. DUANE explains in very simple
manner why rain sometimes is colored, CIV
ing an account of the red rain that fell in
the Hague in 1917 and the CaIabrian storm
of 1913, and of the blue and black rains of
history
FIREWATER'S SHOT.
This is a thrilling story of Indian river in
South Florida, written by ALEXANDER
home FORD, for the Youths department..
Two column Illustration.
THE KING OF THE KITES.
Here is a tale by Lieutenant JOHN G. WAL
SHE the United States army, that will
set the boys just wild 1t tslls of Tom
STEWARDS aerial journey across a gorge in
the Andes. whereby q great engineering |
feat was accomplished, by which Tom made !
81 600 Illustrated with two fine cuts.
BATTLE OF KINGS MOUNTAIN.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, in copyrighted !
article. tells the thrilling story of the revo-
lutionary battle which was one of the de-
sive engagements of that conflict Two |
splendid illustrations