The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-28
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.
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Edd,e G cooke CorbettS advance
agent. is at the Templeton. Mr.. Cooke is
positive that he can tell just how it az
happened, besides being equally sure that
the sporting portion of the United States
wants to once more back Corbett heav-
lily. He says they do not want Fitz as
champion. After the fight some one wired
from Salt Lake City to Corbett offering 10
| back him again for S20GO0 against Fitz-
simmons. Mr.. Cooke says that Fitz only
attracted 600 people at the Chutes in
San Francisco, while Corbett was wildly
greeted whenever he comes on the streets,
business being nearly suspended when
ever the ex-chamDion tried to skulk
quietly through the streets of his native
heath. Like every other friend of Cor
the knockout blow" He says it was
the rankest kind of an accident and that
| Corbett was ready to fight indefinitely
four seconds after time had been called,
but the advance agent does not explain
why Corbett allowed Fitz to outgeneral
him by getting in the blow. Mr.. Cooke
! expects Corbett to draw a larger house
here than will Fftz both appearing the
same night. He is probably safe on that,
for the reason that he appears at a larger
house His statement to the fight is
contradicted point blank by Referee Siler
and most of the authorities who witnessed
it. Mr.. Cooke might with profit emulate
| the man he represents in discussing Fitz-
/ simmons.
A jolly family party of sight seers from
Philadelphia, who have been thoroughly
doing the Pacific coast for the past three
The roster includes Mr. and Mrs William
H Scott. John w. Scott Garfield Scott
Martha p. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T.
Mason. Frank r. Mason and Miss K. a.
Mason. Mr.. Scott is the junior member
OF the firm of Allen, Sons & Scott, rail
road printers.
NJ Finegan O'shawa is the singular
name that appears on the Knutsford reg
iSte-. although the owner does not deign
to give his residence
George 3. Keerie of the Price Baking
Powder company is in the city.
DIR. J. w. Willis Moon. Pacific squadron,
United States navy, is on leave of alb
has been absent from his home for over
three years.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Washington of Nash
vile, Tenn. are Knutsford arrivals. Mr..
Washington is a relative of Congressman
Washington of the same state.
A. W. Fox is an English tourist who
stopped at the Knutsford yesterday, en-
route to the Japan islands. Mr.. Fox is a
genial type of his rare and hearty race.
f, A. Schellhops is returning from Hong
Kong to his home at Bremen, Germany,
after an absence of ten years. Mr.. Schell-
hops is connected with large importing
China coast. He sojourned at the Knuts-
ford.
Robert D. McAipin of Scotland is a
Yesterdays arrivals were:
The Knutsford; William II; Burke
Park City; NJ Finegan O'Shawa. Park
City; Mrs. NJ. e. Cornell, Maquoketa
Ia. R. Campbell h. s. Benson. Mrs; L.
2 Pue bsns0 Colo: 0F W. ]. Felhemer, New
York: Malgote Stein, Seattle Hans
Scheibe San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. |
William H. Scott, John w Scott. Garfield |
Henry T. Mason, Fank r. Mason, Miss |
X. A. Mason, philadelphia; Mrs; s. A
White. Miss Judd, Grand Rapids; Mr.. |
and Mrs. G: c. -Bleckenderfer, Stamford.
Conn; H. r. Lewis, w. P. Douglas,
Philadelphia; Frank s. Van Ness, San !
francisco; z A, opBB ;ddSd New
Scheuhaps. Hong Kong; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hamilton, S. g. Hamilton, Pitts
burg: p. ]. Donohue, Mammoth; Mr.. and
Mrs L., Mitchell Brooklyn; ~ y; George
F. Mackey. New York: Mr.. and Mrs. F..
NJ Borden, Philadelphia; a. l.. Tenbuer,
Chicago; Robert H.. Hackney: Mil
Mrs. G. A washington. Nashville, Tenn;
Glenn Russell, Denver; DR.. ]. Miller
Moore Pacific squadron, Z. S. N; D: r.
Rose. New York; Miss Reynol6 o;i; Colo N3I1r
York; Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Juster. Miss
G. B. Juster. New York: T. Foley and
wife. ST. Paul c. F. Rockwell and wife,
Gorond, Pa; Mrs. E. NJ Riowburgh.
Brooklyn. n. Y; Charles p. Cote, r. 2.
Oliver, ST. Louis.
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The Templeton: Eddie f. Cook. New
York; Free L. Paine and wife, Boone.
Ia; Lou D. Stewart, Denver; VIII Everts
Kansas City; Louis Adler and wife
Louisville, Ky; c.. H, Cooper. Boston;
H B. Ranesdell. Council Bluffs; c. E.
French, Mt Vernon. N. Y.;HoCf, EPSW
French. Mrs. c. E. French. Mt. Vernon,
N Y; Donald Mclean, 3. Y. West, New
York.
The Walker: c. NJ. Mason. Hanesville.
Ky: D. c. Sozer George Cohn. Amore.
Neb Charles Williams, Ogden; D. Z.
Chapman. Evanston, Wyo.; c. V.
Wheeler, Silver City; Charles Balbach,
Mark w. Musgrove and wife. Omaha;
B. Fl. Jones. Brigham City: E. Crane,
Denver; ]. w. Bean. Pocatello. Ida:
Robert D. McAhpne Scotland: Paul
Silver City; A. H. Babeck
Detroit Mich; Mrs. Warner. Vanmort, o.
The Cullen: c.. Y. Tiffany. Denver:
G.. P. Chapman. Ottumwa, Ia: George
Johnson, Ogden; William Bach, st. Louis;
A. Y Allen Chicago Alex Munson
Charles Selgrath, Ogden; c. Leidish,
Dayton. O.; E. w. Smiley. Oil City, Pa;
NJ Howard. San Francisco; C. H.
Rroughton. New York.