The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-29
PARTIAL TABLE or CONTENTS.
TIE GRANT FzMTLF.


Apropos OF the meeting OF the survivors
OF the famous S06 who stood by Gen.
GRANT Tor the third term, ana of the cele-
bralicn Of his birthday at Galena, we give
ar entertaining sketch of the GRAFT fam
ily, with pictures of Col. FRED DENT
GRAHr, ULYSSES S. GRANT, JR., JESSE r.
GRANT, Mrs NELLIE GRANT SARToRIs and
seven Of the GRANT grand children.
PRICES OF WILD ANNALS
The greatest animal trainer in the world
is KARL HAGENBEcK. who lives in Ham
burg, ana who viii appear at the Worlds
fair with the most wonderful show on
earth. OF this man, and OF how he captures
his wild animals, how ne transports them,
how ne trains them, and the escapes he has
undergone, viii be the subject OF few short
articles in the Sunday HERALD, an install
ment Of which viii appear tomorrow, IL
Illustrated by pictures two double and one
single column.
NEW FoRKS FLOWER SHOW.
Here is an article that Will be read with
delight, especially by the women patrons
Of THE HERALD. 1t tells about the great
business done in the metropolis in the cui-
tivation and sale o. roses and different va
rieties Of flowers, their prices, how they
are used for weddings, funerals, in churches,
etc. A charming letter by MARGARET
COMPTON.
EFOL LUTON OF THE MATCH.
A very interesting account is given Of the
history of flre-making and the develop
ment Of matches up to the present time.
1t includes tho latest ingenious devices,
and tells Of the different inventors who
have given their science and knowledge to
the world.
HAS CTCERO RIGHT
Prof. BRAINARD G. SMITH of Cornell
University. treats The question OF whether
orators must be models Of physical perfec-
ton. with many interesting facts about the
bodily proportions OF the most distinguished
public speakers.
THE L0CKET DOLLAR.
This is well illustrated short story Of a
young man who was very much in love, and
few people who have ever been in that con-
diIion viii fail 10 be interested in it.
UNDER SENTENCE OF Law.
Mrs RoBEBT LOUIS STEVENSON is a gen
eral favorite with readers OF fiction. The
present effort Is an amusing story OF dog
that Was tried for murder, convicted and
sentenced to death. A half dozen cuts
help to embellish the narrative, which viii
be highly entertaining. especially to young
folks.
NEW YORK afAYING PARTIES.
But the best thing il the Youths depart
nent is Jolly article on the New York
Naying parties, written BY the charming
AUGUSTA PRESCOTT, and telling Of royal
professions. programmes and luncheons
Dancing round the May-poIe and the royal
procession in Central Park, New York. arc
illustrated in two beautiful double column
cuts.
ANY CHENEY BEACH.
The story Of one who sang forty tunes in
her cradle, who played the most difficult
music on the piano when four years old, and
who is the composer OF the Festival iubilate
for the Womans Building dedication at
Chicago. Two pictures.
AN UNCONVENTIONAL PRINCESS.
An account with portrait OF Princess Val
demar OF Denmark. cousin OF the lovely
Pa OF Portugal. and sister-in-law OF four
women who are either queens or are mar
ried to heirs apparent OF great kingdoms
4 MocKING BIRDS CHILDREN
CYNTHIA MARLowE gives some observa-
lions OF natural history in the woods of
Tennessee, and the caginF and treatment
Of knocking birds. Illustrated.
TIE LATEST MODES.
The favorite fashion writer ADA BacHE-
CONE. tells Of the daring innovations in
styles at Monte Carlo. which viii soon be
worn wherever the newest in dress is seen.
These are in embroidered coats, graceful
mourning costumes and gowns Of lace.
OLIVIA BELL. from the New York stand
print, treats Of blouses. shirt-waists and
nodices ordained for spring and summer
wear, with dress hints to the slender and
the over plump. There are three or four
columns by these two writer's, whilst the
text is illustrated by ten splendid cuts.
RHEUMATIC WOMEN.
KATE CAMPBELL HURD. NJ. D., gives
some plain truths ana pl ain advice relative
to forms OF rheumatism and exercises that
viii timber still joints. Five cuts show
positions IN which such exercises may be
taken
TEE HOUSEHOLD
Inc usual variety OF articles useful to
horsekeepers viii be found, among them
one on how to cook and serve asparagus. on
the care OF windows, etc.
ETC. ETC. ETC.