The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-19
THE
ERAINING "a WILD BEAsTs.

TRIMMING OF WILD BEASTS.
RAYMOND BLATHwAyr continues his
Sketches of the wonders performed by
KARL HAGENBEcK, of Hamburg, in domes-
ticatIng .Se wild animals of the African and
Asiauc forests. showing what kindness, &C
cGmpanied with uniinching frmness will
do with savage beasts. which features are
finely illustrated.
THE ELEPHANT AND THE LION.
Here is another Of the camp fire stories
of the Upper Congo, related by HENRY NJ.
STANLEY. the noted African explorer, and
copyrighted by him. Illustrated with two
double-column cuts
III. DE BLoWITz.
w. MORTON FULLERTON furnishes a
copyrighted article on the famous diploma
list and journalist, the Paris correspond
eat Of the London Times, giving an ssti-
mate OF his genius, and telling something
of his daily life and methods, with pic
ture Of his country house on the north
coast Of France and another of his beautl-
ful study.
THE ROYAL SPANIARDS.
Much interest is taken by the public in
the arrival on our shores Of the Infanta
EUBALIA and her husband Prince AN
TONIC. guests OF the American government.
The romantic history of the royal lady is
given in a letter from Madrid, and it cannot
bua be considered entertaining as well as
timely. Accompanying are portraits of.
both the princess and her husband, the
Duke de Montpensier.
THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE.
MARGARET COMPTON writes an elaborate
letter from New York relative to the new
est styles for commencement and class day
gowns, paying due attention not only TO
fashions but materials, and showing a
strict simplicity TO be the standard this
year in the dresses of the 'isweet girl grad
uate.'' The correspondence is embellished
with four beautiful fashion plates.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Anillustrated article on useless and sen
sible towels. and what women Of taste are
buying in that line. is by CLARA BUNcE.
ADA CONE has an article on "Candied
Parma Vlolets,' and Mrs. OLIVER BELL
BUNcE gives some desirable information
how 70 prepare little supper for guests.
LEGION or HONOR WOMEN.
HELEN ZMMERS writes from Paris OF
Rosa BoNHEUR, Madame DIEULAFoY and
GEORGE SAND who wear male dresses. and
who have been decorated with the cross
and ribbon Of the legion of honor for dis
fingrished deeds. With the article are
portraits OF the celebrated animal painter
and OF MARIE LAURENT, together with cuts
OF legion OF honor decorations.
PRIMITIVE AMERICAN BREADS.
JAMES MOONEY of the Washington
bureau Of ethnology, who was sent out by
the Smithsonian institution to make an
coifao4,o-, fo- 4..a xsro-iS-r cot 49,
tributes an interesting article, showing the
bread making processes OF the Moquis, a
primitive tribe living just over the southern
boundary line OF Utah, and whose seven
stone villages on the SUBMITS of perpcrdic-
ular mesas OF solid rock are hundreds of
feet above the plain. illustrated
TALLY-Hoi
All about the great coaching parade in
New York next Saturday. and what
coaching outfit costs. with something
about the sen who indulge in this expen-
sive spol. This article is profusely Illus
trated.
SINCERITY IN ORATORK-
The fourth paper on Oratory by Prof
BRAINARD G.. SMITH OF Cornell university
treats OF sincerity and its value IN conquer
ing an audience. The writer quotes the
opinion OF BEN FRANKLIN in support of
this principle, gives EMERsoNs idea OF
Congressman, speaks OF JOHN HANcocK's
power and the weight Of WEBsTEB's char
acter, and mentions several other notable
instances.
BOOTH IN HIS PRENTICE DAYS.
MARGARET SPENCER relates some very
interesting "reminiscences of EDWIN BOOTH
in ais young days. being anecdotes told by
Mrs. General LANDER. who was Miss JEAN
DAVGNPoRT before she was married, A
portrait OF BOOTH at "a years OF age embel-
fishes the article
EDUCATION OF 4 KING.
This article tells ho@ the young Aiphonse
Of Spain, now years old, Is TO be educated
and fitted for his future duties IS q ruler
and what the law Of usage presoribes as 10
his tutorship. Illustrated.
SoLLEGEATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
on Saturday Of next week in New York
city some 200 young Slen representing the
strength and trained muscular sk.n OF more
than a score OF American colleges will meet
10 try conclusions on the intercollegiate
championships. We give portraits of the
captains of Yale, Harvard and Princeton,
with Illustrations OF several athletic cxer-
clses-