The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-17
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IhE HERALD ) varied anG attractive special
illustrated articles make it the most agreeable
companion for the hours Of relaxation. The
issue for June IS viii be one OF unusual inter-
est. Following is Q partial table of contents:
TOM1Ezso sALVTNT, TRAGEDLAN.
HELEN ZIMMERN writes from Florence of
visit to this celebrated Italian tragedian,
and gives a very readable account of how
he lives in his luxurious home, the product
OF his professional tours in tie United
States, with an interview giving some of his
"reminiscences. The correspondence is en-
beliished with portraits OF SALvINI and his
wife, picture of SALvINl's house, with
corner of his sitting-room, and one OF the
SALvINI tomb.
WALTER BEsANT, NOVELIST.
FOSTER COATES gives an account o;
visit to this distinguished author, who by
the way is just arriving in the United
States. The interview includes talk about
BEsANT's books and other literary matters.
Illustrated with pictures OF BEsANr in his
study, and of his house and library at
Fognal.
THE DAILY WEATHER MAP.l
MARK W. HARRINGTON, chief OF the
weather bureau, furnishes details OF the
curious work OF the signal service and the
duties OF the prediction part of the agricul-
iural bureau. with a typical map and a pic
ture OF the forecast room at Washington.
MAKING 4 BOUNDARY LINE.
T. C. MENDENBALI. superintendent OF
the coast survey, a tine portrait of whom is
given, tells OF the dispute about the
Alaskan boundaries. and OF the new sur
in,
Canada and the United States last year.
HOW TO HAVE 4 PRETTY PICTURE.
This article viii interest all women. II
tells what are good poses for stout people
and gives hints on making the very best of
Ono's good points when sitting for a pic
-nre, Readers Will see how important it
IS to dress for photograph, and what to
wear and what to leave OF. This art is
Illustrated in pictures OF the Princess OF
Wales. LILLIAN RUSSELL and GEORGIA
CANVAS.
L8TEST SUMNER FASHIONS.
Interesting discourses by observant and
well posted writer's on seasonahle and
comfortable wearing apparel; how French
and American women wear verandah hats,
and how the hats may be made at home;
new and stylish costumes for the races and
and outdoor events; some fancy fans, etc.
These articles are splendidly embellished,
in the styles for which our plates are noted,
there being ten illustrations and an en-
graved initial letter.
TIE HOUSEHOLD.
Some Luncheon Daintles, ..Ice-
Crystal Table-Pieces, = How TO Put Up
Clothes Line my Summer Trunk, ;, and
''Candied Rose Leaves are some Of the
articles in the Household department., and
they win he found useful, as well as enter
tanning.
HUNTING BUTTERFLIES.
A most interesting and instructive article
is on the hardships of a butterfly hunter.
Or. EUGENE MURRAY AARON, an old
collector in foreign lands, tells of his ex-
periences, and of how rare ana beautiful
specimens are caught in the branches of
high trees in tropical lands. Illus ated
with five cuts.
DUNE oLIvER'S CATCH.
This is story of Cumberland river
fish, by MARTHA McCULLocH WILLIAMS,
author Of "Fieid Earrings" ETC.. and is
written for the entertainment OF the young
people. illustrated
D0MINo'S ADVENTURE.
Domino was pig, and the story tells how
shis little pig went, not TO market, but to a
picnic. AID ate more kinds of cake than
ever fell 10 The lot OF porker before. The
picture that accompanies shows the WY
be Intended to go, ard the way he went.
The above is only the illustrated or pictorial
part OF TEE SUNDAY herald. Artistically
il syill be simply unapproachable by any of its
contemporaries in this region In addition al
he general mining, commercial and local
news OF the day vii. be given.