The herald., 1897-03-20
SATURDAY. MARCH 40, 1897.
THE SUNDAY HERALD

4 toe readers OIL tomorrow ; ouHuay iiei oiu'
n "A bill of fare will be provided that will not
only appease the hunger for news but graf
ify the taste of every patron. Its courses
Will be found to consist of widely different
de1icacies, and the tout ensemble will be
eminentiy satisfactory,
The gravest crisis in European affairs ex-
lists at the present moment and by break
4 fass time tomorrow the first important step
towards a solution of the tortuous eastern
question may have been taken. The latest
news from Crete will be found In tomor-
rows Herald, supplemented by special ca
ble letters from London and Berlin reflect
ing the imminent political upheaval. Be-
sides this, all the important news OF the
day in this and every other country on the
xlobe will be presented in pithy and at
.ractive form.
There will be unusually interesting arts-
,les from The Herald's special correspond
nts at the centers of civilization, embel-
ished by. Illustrations. Among such are
he following:
"The Paris Exposition of 1900" The cor
ners of the earth have been searched for
attractive novelties and description OF
some of the features by which the Parisians
iope to eclipse the memory. of the worlds $
air will be found to be of absorbing inter-
st.
"Herman Maxims Latest Inventions"
he great and terrible genius. whose guns
.x,o 49,, 10 bie nay,,e q househoId word has
yritten a signed article for the Sunday
Herald describing his latest successful ex-
eriments. In the calmest manner he tells
ow many men his guns can kill a second.
he article will be illustrated from photo
raphs.
IA New York Doctors Novel Scheme"
lie keeps in communication with his pa
tents by means of homing pigeons. 1t is
new idea and possibly your physician may
dopt 1t, If you mention it to him.
"Fashions of the Future" The series of
rticles on not merely the latest bu. the
oming modes. written by the most eminent
ostumers of Europe. has already attracted
ride attention. Alfred Manning of Dublin,
rho designed the gown and robes in which
he Princess of Wales appears in probably
er best known photograph, that of doctor
music of Dublin university, writes an
ther Enthusiastically Irish letter on the
oming styles.
"A Genuine Water Finder" You have
card of wise people who profess to locate
idden water with twig, but this man, by
ONE occult power discovers water with
is hand. There will be photograph Of
leicester Gataker. for thatis his name, in
1e act of sensing water sixty feet under
round. The account of his strange power
,ads like fiction.
s'New York Society Beauties Fencing"
otham's bellies have taken to a far nobler
rt of self-defense than that displayed at
arson, New, and practice in their homes.
will be valuable article because 1t gives
,inters TO the girls of this city how to ac-
lire graceful carriage
'Tndian Jugglery Up To Date" A furore
Is just been created in Paris by the mar
slous skill of Brahmin fakir No bicycle
der can afford to miss this feature.
There is also to be large variety of in
resting subjects dealt with by local writ
L .. L. M. Holt continues his invaluable
search into the history of twenty-five
ears of Progress" in Southern California
ID applies himself on this occasion to San
lego. The attraction of sport for women,
I. Sevidenced by the late establishment Of
oman's gun club on Angeleno Heights,
III be discussed by Ella H. Enderlein.
Womans Place in Nature" is the title of
oughtfu paper by W. T. Partridge, M.
dealing with the physical, mental and
irmal evolution of the gentler sex. Lu
heat describes the funeral of the late
1press Of Japan, for whom 10000, 600 Of
ople plunged into mourning. w. G. Mac
se. lately of the staff of the Chicago Tri-
ne, has been studying street characters
Los Angeles and his first sketch is en-
4 fed "Somebodys Mother" r. S. Van
Ike. prince among sportsmen whose
is always appreciated, describes hunt
the mountain sheep In Lower Califor-
che Herald's staff of critics-Judge
4 loch knight, G. A. Dobinson and Eva
7tchell Cook-will deal with the literature,
drama and the music of the day, re-
ectively.
mere are other pleasant surprises in