The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-25

| lean newspaper energy, genius and in
/ vention lead the world, and the news
paper man holds the pulse of the
world in his hand and regulates its
beating. The fraternity had men in
/ its ranks about whom we don't ask
what university they went through,
but we may ask when God put uni
versitieS through them. The speaker
had trodden the boards in Montana
and found audiences there whose intel
ligence and discrimination were sur
passed by none-quick to detect the
impulses of imagination and recognize
the divine fire which is called inspira-
ton. The men of the west get their
inspiration direct from God without
the Intervention of modern civilization.
Mr.. Kyle in conclusion paid a glowing
tribute to the ladies and recited a
short selection from John Boyle
O'Riley. which was so much appre-
and Mr.. Kyle responded with a selec-
ton from DR.. Wendell Holmes.
HON. NAT WARD FITZGERALD.
Hon. Nat Ward Fitzgerald, repre-
senting the Utah Press association,
babe the visitors welcome and thanked
them for giving their brethren in
Utah chance to spend and enjoy a
good day in their company. He then
shortly alluded to the silver question
and prophesied that the day was not
far distant when the men of the west
would say to the gold men across the
Atlantic that America would have a
money Standard of her own, which
would suit the needs and conditions OF
the American people without reference
to the desires of any other nation.
This was a fieht in which newspaper
men must be the leaders, and the
newspaper men of the west would do
their duty
A few short and witty remarks from
A. ]. Fisk. who was introduced as the
humorist OF the Montana party.
brought the speeches to a close, and
then a general rush was made TO the
pavilion, where the excellent cool beer
of Jacob Moritz was on tap, running
free as water.
And now comes the sad feature of the
day. Who is to blame no one knows, and
seeing il is all over no one cares for
as "all's we'll that ends we'll" there is no
particular kick. although the transporta-
ton committee persDired freely for
time at the turn matters were taking. 1t
appears that arrangements were supposed
to he made for the Marty TO come in on
regular $40 train. while the transporta-
[, committee presumed the train the
party come out on would be run back
To tnis city as second section. Conse-
Quently there was delay while a head
of time order" was procured. First the
operator asked the superintendent Office
for the order. Dispatcher referred her to
Burley CAPTAIN Barrett muttered some
thing soft and pleasing under his breath
and went TO the telephone Some cow
puncher at Grantsyille was telling
friend at Stockton that Mary James hus-
band was going to Mercur and that
Rydalch's roam cow had twin calves, and
something of that sort, and as he had
paid two bits for five minutes talk he
neld the line until an indignant central
cut him of.
Barrett got Dan Spencer and asked
about the order. Spencer wired back that
he would talk with Calvin. He talked
with Calvin. In the meantime ruraist
at the Terminus got the line and Shouted
at Cunningtons store in this city about
two pairs of top boots and leather coat,
until the MANAGEMENT of the beach en-
treated him to get off the earth and give
a suffering public 4 chance.
Then Spencer wired all right and in Is
minutes more tine order came. IN the
meantime the management of the city
had cars at the Garfield depot
and all arrangements 10 take the party