The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-06

"A Among the more important papers in
Church of England by Francis Allston
Claiming, NJ. P: The Value of Porto
Rico" by Robert T. Hill; "England's De-
cadence in the West Indies by Brooks
Adams; and Some Light on the Canadian
Enigma" by A Maurice Low.
The Age of Niagara Falls a topic which
has given rise to so much study and
speculation among biologists the world
over, is the subject of an article by G..
Frederick Wright, which appears in APP
pleton's Popular Science Monthly for
June. DR.. Wright. while working last
summer in the gorge below the Falls.
came upon new evidence which seems to
still further confirm the view that they
been generally supposed. The number has
usual q variety of able articles by
accomplished writers.
An interesting fiction number is pre-
scented by The American Queen for June.
Longfellows Heroines opens the maya
zine, and three excellent short stories by
W. W; Fem. Archibald Marshall and NJ;
proves both a timely and appropriate
article for this month of brides" To the
young housekeeper Living Economically
in a Flat and Cottage Decoration are
subjects well treated which appeal to
them directly while Offering suggestions
even to the "old-time" housewife. The
mark and the liberal offers to puzzle solv-
ers and embroidery workers are again
repeated.
The leading article in The Engineering
Magazine for June is a very fully illus
trated account of the Work of the
United States Naval Repair Ship Vulcan"
written by Chief Engineer Sims and Pro-
fessor w. S. Aldrich, both of whom had
charge of the fitting out of the ship and
of her work with Admiral SIMPSONS fleet.
The value of this novel auxiliary to the
modern fleet is described in a most en-
PERTAINING and graphic manner
The June Ladies' Home Journal reaches
the top notch of excellence in both its
pictorial and literary features. 1t opens
"Evangeline," and gives group of pee
lures showing some Fetes of College
Girls" An interesting description is given
of THE Creole Girl of New Orleans" and
Housekeeping on an Ocean Steamship
is graphically portrayed. How a Young
Man Can Work His Way Through Col
poor boy ambitious for higher education.
and Telling the Character from Hand
writing" is interesting and entertaining.
Bishop. priest, rabbi and minister con-
tribute to symposium on What is the
Good of Going to Church," and the Rev.
Newell Dwight Hills, ID. D.. discusses
Pains that Polish Perfection
The fiction of the June Journal includes
the second installment of Anthony Hopes
Captain Dieppe," Sophie Swetts story.
az ne Revolt of Sar' Abby Quint," the first
of .'Ol Peckham's Opinions and four
chapters of "A College Courtship."
McClure's Magazine for June contains
an account of Marconis latest and most
marvellous experiments in telegraphing
without wires Especially in telegraphing
across the English channeD, prepared by
Cleveland Moffett with Mr.. Marconis own
assistance 1t will describe popularity all
the apparatus and methods employed. and
will be fully illustrated from photographs
taken expressly for McClures. There is
short story by Kipling, hitherto I'M
told story of the negotiations between
Dewey and the Spanish commanders at
Manila: the greatest fight of John Paul
Jones, besides other interesting articles.
The June Young Woman's Journal
sparkles with interesting matter. The
leading article, "A Glimpse of the Sand
witch Islands" is profusely illustrated.
Inner Resources is a graceful story IL
Illustrating types of the modern girl.
loan OF Arc 1.-The Ministry of Suffer-
ing why do 1 Love the Rose" verse;,
The Tree of the knowledge of Good and
Evil 1.-The Robin Remember the
Sabbath Day First Lessons in Cook
ing" Moral Phase of Education" a
PRAYER oversee. "Ministering Angels"
and 1.-The Home and the Mother are SUBJ
jects in it's varied contents.