The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-10
PARTIAL LIST
OF CONTENTS:

zLPHOESE DAUDET.
This article relates how the brilliant novel
Est and dramatis. lives in Paris. gives touch
ing incidents Of the poverty and misfortune
through which he struggled as young man,
and his sudden rise to afiuence; records his
beautiful tribute to his wife, and tells some
very interesting anecdotes of his career. It
is illustrated with portraits Of DAUDEr and
his WIFE and view OF his library
H0MING PIGEONS.
The coming great tournament of homing
and carrier pigeons in connection with the
Columbian exposition makes this article OF
timely interest. Anecdotes OF the practical
use of these birds and also their employment
for sporting purposes are given, as also their
characteristics. and how they are trained A
number of illustrations embellish the text.
ETOLUTION OF THE CADET.
This article tells OF the progress OF the
West Point student, from the time he enters
the military academy until his graduation,
four years. later, the educational process,
sport and work. The illustrations. I've in
number. are appropriate and instructive.
4 RACE FOR THE NORTH POLE.
new exploring expeditions TO the Arctic re-
gion, with concise record or what has been
done in the last two hundred years IN that
direction. The article is embellished with
fine portrait OF NASsEN. the Norwegian ex-
plorer, and one of Lieutenant PEARY, with
three views OF the ''FTaen !" which is already
on its way TO the Behring sea.
SOPHIA, THE JANITRESs.
Ida ROSE MoCABE relates the incident Of
SOPHIA HOLMES, 4 colored scrub-woman in
The United States treasury. finding and
guarding a box containing $50. goo, and what
she did about it. Illustrated with portrait.
CASSIE SAVED THE SPOONS.
sketch showing how young girl, tenn
porarlly left with sister and child. feigned
lunacy and drove away d tramp, who was
about 10 make way with the spoons. illus
trated
RUNNING BIRDS NESTS.
MAURICE THOMPSON writes Of the beauti-
ful architecture of the ruby throat's nest, and
how long ana OF what materials it takes to
build a. together with something about the
food of the humming bird. illustrations ac-
companying show the process of building,
the exact size OF the nest and eggs, etc.
HIS LOVE MESSENGER.
E. JAY EDWARDS tells a pretty story of
how General SPINNER, the famous ex-Ireas-
urer of the United States, was once employed
by TRURLow WEED to carry daily love letters
to his sweetheart. with some interesting bio
graphical facts about Mr.. WEED.
4 DOG THAT WORKS.
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by working in great electric shop is the sub
5ect a an interesting illustrated sketch.
Our young readers win be particularly inter-
ested in the performances OF this wonderful
dog STRIP
THE BABY ELEPHANTS LARK
young elephant in Ceylon breaks loose
from his corral and has a high old time.
breaking up 8 big dinner party and escaping
; funny pursuit. Two good illustrations.
THE LATEST FASHION HINTS.
The largest part OF the fashion department
is taken up with an elaborate article by MAR
GAREr COMPTON on the styles in chiIdren's
clothes with appropriate and.profuse illustra-
lions. The new corset cover. the sFigaro,"
is given liberal treatment. What can be done
with jet bonnets is told entertainingiy.
These, and fashion odds and ends, are accom-
panied altogether with q gallery OF ten clear
cut and pretty pictures
CONCERNING GOOD LOOKS.
SHIRLEY DARE, the celebrated health and
complexion expert, discourses for HERALD
readers on physical perfection and the OBJ
liberation of defects, speaking OF the CON-
nercial value of good looks. the Effects OF
,,arnicfous bre ad and 6 variety of things in
cidentsl to the subject.
SLEEPING CAR CUSTOMS.
ANNA L. DAWES, whose charming article
last Sunday in reference TO what woman
should take with her when she travels, has
alotner, instructing the inexperienced about
Pullman car customs.
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