| Show C r D V THE SALT LAKE HERALD FRIDAY JUNE SO 1893 t SALT LAKE HERALD SALT LT LAKE CITY UTAH I BY THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO DIRECTORS B C CHAMBERS President c BEBEH J GRANT VicePresident P L WIUIAHS JOHN T CAINE E A SMITH A W ilcCuNE J Jj RAWLINs H Vf Yooxo IJ J W JUDD GEORGE CULLINS f BlMOJrBAMBBISGEB HORACE G WHITNEY FrurXLIN S RICHARDS t WThLtA HYDE Editor i CHARt s W PJNROSEAssistant Editor Tm DAILY HERALD Is published every morning Ii morn-ing Monday excepted at THB HERALD block comer West Temple and First fI South streets Salt Lake City 11 TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION I DaiJy per yenr 1000 Daily six months 500 Dally permonth 100 r SemiWeekly peryear 300 SemiWeekly six months 15 L Sunday per year 250 t Sunday the months 150 LL subscriptions payable strictly In advance ad-vance t ALL communications should bn addressed to TUB HERALD Salt Lake City Utah 1 SCBSCIUBEES will confer a favor by forwarding r information to this office when their papers are not promptly received They will aid I us to determine where the fault lies ECBSCEIEERS removing from one place to another I i an-other and desiring papers changed should I J always give former as well as present address i Y ad-dress 0 Communications trill not be returned Anonymous communications will not bo noticed THE HERALD reserves the right to append tbs name of the author to any communication and accepts no manuscript with a pledge to t withold the name from any person mentioned in the communication t Tnn HERALD Is on sale at the principal newsstands news-stands and on all morning passenger trains f leaving Salt Lake Orders for city delivery to either residence or place of business may beG be-G made by postal card or through telephone THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY H C BROWKLEE Business Manager PROMINENT i FEATURES i OF THE SUNDAY HERALD JULY f A number of timely articles make this what may l > e called a holiday number The contributions arc by t the best writers and the illustrations i In the usual superb style Outside of the regular departments will be found 1 the following Ii THE WASHINGTON FAMILY A timely article is one giving many inter eating facts not generally known ot the glorious five hundred descendants of Gen WASHINGTONS parents with por f traits Of BICIIARD B WASHINGTON declared de-clared to be the oldest living male descendant descend-ant of General WASHINGTONS parents Miss EUGENIA WASHINGTON and Gen I THOR TON ATTGUSTEN WASHINGTON great grand nolce ana nephew of the general FAMOUS PENSIONERS Another timely article In view of tho approaching i ap-proaching national anniversary is one i about the last survivor of the great revolutionary I revolu-tionary war and other famous pensioners The article shows how oven in the old days the pension expenditure was swelled by 1 i venality and was reduced onehalf by action i ac-tion of Congress Illustrated with s doublecolumn cut of fire distinguished t pensioners If BEN HUll AT HOME f This is a pen picture of Gea LEW WALLACE WAL-LACE tho diplomat and author as found at his homo at Crawfordsvllle lad with an interview telling how nnd where the novelist does his literary work It is accompanied by a picture of Gen W and another of his c study PERILS OF MOUNTAINEER ING l A copyrighted article relates thrilling stories ot adventures with avalanches in thor tho-r Alps of Switzerland and explains tho perils of mountain climbing Illustrated by a two i column scene of an avalanche near a viaduct via-duct of the St Gothard railway f BY HENRY M STANLEY What Became of the Prince Who Insisted In-sisted on Possessing the Moon is the t rather elongated title of tho next story by the celebrated African explorerone of the I t series THE HERALD has been publishing weekly for some time A very attractive illustration accompanies the tale I F THE LATEST MODESt MODES-t Our Fashion symposium comprises contributions con-tributions by three well known feminine writers and is profusely and splendidly illustrated il-lustrated with twelve cuts OLIVIA BELL treats of the new serpentine bodice and F bow to cut make and wear it DOROTHY i MADDOX describes a number of unique con f trvvcss In which the summer belle tucks away her bits of needlework MARGARET C UPTON has an elaborate article on mourn inc dresses and mourning etiquette with descriptions of materials and the latest If modes TBE SUMMER PIAZZA CLARA BUNCE gives some useful information informa-tion about how to furnish a summer piazza r ant provides interesting details as tot to-t shades hammocks chairs screens cushions F cush-ions tables etc A doublecolumn illustration illus-tration which Itself almost exudes an air to of coolness accompanies the article r WOMEN IN THE PATENT OFFICE Three women are employed in the United States Patent Office as expert examiners S A brief sketch is given of thcmbyLiDA ROSE MCCABE with portraits of Mrs SARAH J NOTES and Mrs FINANCES R LIBRAND UR POPLINS POTLATCH Ton P MORGAN relates In very pleasant style how ono hundred boys got their Independence Inde-pendence Day dinners and had a happy r time Two fine illustrations FUN WITHOUT FIRECRACKERS Little girls ought to havo some way of showing their patriotism and ANNIE ISA nEt WILMS tells them about a patrIotic L tea a tournament and a flag game for fun The illustration a comIc one r STORY OF TEE SWAMP FOX Of all the revolutionary heroes none cf takes rank in tho estimation of the boys of the country with Gen FRANCIS MARION A greatgreat nephew tells the story 5 of the general who had a most j romantic career as n guerilla leader and an excellent portrait Is given of him with autograph au-tograph MUFFIN All our young readers wlll like this story told by T C HAUBAUGH about a patriotl I eat that whipped a British officers dog and for which pffenso no the cat was seized and imprisoned but restored by order of Gen HOWE commanding the Kings troops The narrative beautifully Illustrated with four cuts A POOR SOY A very tiking sketch is that by Mrs OLIVER BELL BUNCE ef JAMES KELLY the young IrishAmerican sculptor who without help has become famous Illustrated with a portrait of young KELLY and pictures or v tho Monmouth monument and three of his has reliefs and the bronze piece Sherl dns RIde |
