The herald., 1897-03-27
THE SUNDAY HERALD

Every page of The Sunday Herald of to-
morrow, the 2sth instant, will abound with
timely and lively interest. All the news
from the four quarters of the globe Will be
gathered and presented in the most at
tractive form while every event of i'm
portarce in days life in Los Angeles will
be faithfully and graphically recorded.
Among the prominent features Of a great
newspaper will be the following articles
from The Herald's special correspondents
at the centers of civilization and modern
development:
1.-THE Spanish and American Navies." A
well-known writer on naval affairs handles
this subject in masterly fashion and pre-
sents the first clear and concise statement
ever published of the exact power of the
two naval forces. The article will be illus
trated by half-page picture drawn by
Coffin, the famous New York marine artist,
with great faithfulness of detail, from
which an estimate of the respective
strength of the United States and Spain
upon the seas may readily be made
''The Diamond Jubilee of Queen" Great
preparations are being made for the cele-
bration of the sixtieth anniversary OF
Queen Victoria's reign. Not since the days
of the Caesars will such pomp and impress
sive ceremonies have been witnessed. This
will be a brilliant article containing the
first details, also an excellent portrait OF
the queen from her favorite photograph.
1.-The Electric Spark Motor Bike" A de-
scription and illustration of the latest
thing in auto-wheels. The inventor has un-
bounded faith in the complete efficacy and
success of his work
IAN Aerial Laboratory" French
scientists have lately put into operation a
marvellous contrivance to determine if the
atmosphere of the earth is becoming ex-
hausted and whether we will then become
a dead planet.
"In Old Mexico" is the title of a very en-
tertainng letter written by S. A. Conner
from Jalapa, describing the wonderful
fertility and resources of that region.
"Desert Realism" by Marion j. Kinwell,
whose mining story in The Herald a few
weeks ago was read with avidity, will be
another bright feature. w. G. MacRae
contributes another character sketch from
the streets of Los Angeles entitled, 1.-THE
Library Ghost" Mary NJ. Bowman de-
scribes the weeks visit of the Womans
Press club to the Rand mining district
1.-THE Queen of La Fiesta 1897 at Home"
with much entertaining information con-
'cerning her charming court, will be the
subject of an article by Ella II. Enderlein
Professor Lowe is negotiating for new
telescope to be constructed on Mount
Lowe; the most marvellous possibilities are
declared to be within its range; it will be
fully described in tomorrow's Herald. The
genuine tramp who occasionally takes The
Herald into his confidence has been heard
from again and his CasuaVs Column. cast
ing X-rays upon the life of the hobo will be
FOUND to be most ntertaining.
Felix whose name in the world of fashion
is only equaled by the late lamented Worth
writes a special article to The Herald from
Paris on the present and future tendencies
of the fckle dame. He declares he de-
lights in 1.-The artistic renaissance of skirt
and sleeve"
The Heralds staff of critics, Judge iEnoch
Knight, G. A. Dobinson and Eva Mitchell
Cook, will deal with the literature, the
drama and the music of the day, respect
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