The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-03
HOTEL AND CORRIDOR.

prominent theatrical agencies of the me-
| tropoiis. Mrs Packard was arrival
at the Knutsford yesterday and lost no
! time In spreading her plan for a great
western stock circuit before the manage
ment of the Grand Opera house. Man
ager Rogers IS not yet ready to say
| wherein the Grand will be in the pro-
posed Packard circuit next year, but he
regards the idea favorably.
Mrs. Packard wants to get a chain
of theatres beginning at Chicago and end
| ing at San Francisco, including the inter-
Denver, Salt Lake and other places.
| Either five or seven stock companies
would then be organized to play seasons
| of four to eight weeks at these places,
the inducement being that the great in
| dividual expenses of managers in trans
| porting the companies would be avoided,
| for amusement seekers. Mrs. Packard
! reports that she has been very success
full in getting the favorable opinion of
various arrangements since striking
Chicago. A stumbling block was encoun-
J tered in Denver, where Manager G.fen.
| of the Broadway stock company, has
| that as Mrs Packard expresses it. His
| head is so big accompanying the words
with barrel-like movement of her arms.
The big combine which Mrs Packard
is fighting came IN for a share of roast.
She pronounced 1t a swindle from her
point of view and predicted that the west
would get lot of kindergarten com
panies this season recruited from the
ranks of Mr.. Frohman's amateur school.
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If she succeeds in getting the Grand
management to enter into her project,
Salt Lake will see several distinctive
stock companies this summer
William Perth Herod, a leading attor-
ney of Indianapolis, has been engaged in
some law practice at Portland. Or, for
the past month and is now returning to
traveller has the keen symmetry of the
successful young man in the legal pro-
| fession He conversed entertainingly
of Hooserdom. Among the. several
newsy scraps he descanted was the report
that ex-senator Daniel Voorhees, was to
take the lecture platform with topic
Sepulscher,' which is said to have no con-
nection with the ground already covered
by another distinguished citizen of the
siderably broken in health James Whit
comb Riley, says the traveller, is not an
example of that ancient aphorism: THE
prophet is without honor, etc" Nowhere
is the poet more beloved than among
those of whom he has so sweetly sung.
Joaquin Miller. the poet of the Sierras,
recently visited Riley and the two
arm about the quiet streets of the city.
The silver sentiment rs still hot in
Indiana, and since the last presidential
campaign Governor Claude Matthews has
come out of the constrained position he
occupied before the Chicago convention.
lieving himself of the imputation of
trimmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Pope and Alfred L.
Pope of Cleveland, o., are westward
bound for pleasure. Mr.. Pope is not the
bicycle manufacturer, although a manu-
facturer himself. His mail is frequently
COMPOUNDED with that of his more widely
known namesake at Boston, however.
They have never met, yet think they
should, since the mail episode.
c. Merrill. wife and daughter. Miss E.
Merrill of New York are at the Knuts- |
ford.
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Francis A. Strater and Miss Strater of
Boston were among Knutsford arrivals
yesterday
w, P. Lumbers. Toronto, Canada, is a
tourist who is going toward the haunt /
of many others at this season of the year /
golden California
A California party bound for the east
were registered at the Knutsford last |
evening in the persons OF ]. T. Fogarty. !
Miss Fogarty and Edmund Taugsky of
Charles F. Baker and wife of st.
Johns, New Foundland are prominent
soc.ety people of that place, headed TO-
the Southern Pacific.
James NJ. Shoup. brother of the
United states senator OF lQdhO. came
down from Boise yesterday and is stop
ping at the Knutsford.
M. and Mrs. j. H. Whittemore and
Miss Whittemore OF Connecticut, are in
the city.
A B. Love and wife of Boston are on
the hnutsford pages.
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Yesterdays hotel arrivals We're:
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rill and wife, Miss E. Merrill. New York:
II. 7. Wilcox, Chicago; A. S. Brooks and
wife, Minneapolis; Z. w. O'Brien. San
York: S. |. Clarkson. Omaha; L L. Hoi-
man. GAINESVILLE. o.: William Perth
Herod, Indianapolis; Francis A. Strater.
Miss Strater. George H. Bacon. Boston;
L; P: Lumbers. Toronto, Canada; A. W.
Elliott Boston; j. 7. Fogarty, Miss
Fogarty,, Edmund Taugsky, San Fran
cisco cisco Charles F. Baker and wife, St.
A: L. Smith, New York; James NJ Shoup,
Idaho; L. ]. Docoes, New York; j. Ii.
Dickey' Kansas tS9 City; B, J. Symonds.
omaha ans,as w H. Burke, Philadelphia G
cago: Mr.. and Mrs. A A Pope, Alfred |
Pope. Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. I
Whittemore, Miss Whittemore, Con- ,
necticut: A B. Love and wife, Boston, !
Mrs. E. R. Haase, Chicago: Albert Drey j.,
and wife, st. Louis.
The Walker-John Slater San Fran
cisco; H. J. Jenkins, Colorado Springs;
d. j. Cook, Mrs. +. Shaeffier, Bingham;
E. Woodman, Park City: B. H. Jones.
Brigham City; B. H Herrick. William ]
sykes Miss May Sykes, J.. B, Graham
and wife. Bingham; Peter c. Anderson;
Eparaim: r. 5. Colbeth. Vernal Henry
Adams, Nephi; B. Burton, Richfield: G. =,
Quinn, {. j. Christensen, Ephraim; E. J. .
conrad Mrs. c. V. Wheeler Chester. !
Utah; Mrs. Robinson, Mercur; c. C. Hig- I
gins. Mercur; Z. j. Kearnes, Gunnison. I
Utah; DR.. q. Chaddock, Mrs. c. j. Chad c
lock, Muskegon. Mich; Miss V. NJ Law. r
Dubuque. Ia; j. A. McSelland and wife
Portland Mich; Charles England,
Logan; A. B. Gore and wife, Boston '
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The CulIen-Mrs. M. f. Palmer Miss E. {
Palmer, Ogden; Mr.. Lester, Mason Wis: +
Toe Deidrick, -.obinson; j. H. Myer, Chi t
ago: John McCready Ogden r. Claw I
ION, Ephraim; r. H. Tucker. Aspen; J.
J. Reef, Leadville; w. NJ .Southworth. q
Castillo; Mrs. P. Ryan. Peterson, Utah: :
J. H. Brindhall. Provo; G. L. Swendsen l
md wife, Logan; S. Black, Chicago; G.
swethike, New York: h S. JolIey. Mt. v
,arnell; Thomas Chamberlain. Kanab: II
u. Reser. Kanab; p. H Crandland. 7
,alina: A. Hatch, Heber: Judge A. c.
latch, Heber; George Holland and wife. =
D. ID. Houtz, Provo: d. Clays q
md wife, Bingham; a. A. Lankton and e
wife. w. C. Brown New York; j. c. II
3riske, Omaha. n
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