The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-28
. TALKS WITH TRAVELLERS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Scion Spiro the hustling manager of
the Syndicate company returned from
New York yesterday. where he has been
for three weeks buying stock
Fhe Cuban question and probabilities of
war are about the only questions dis
cussed in New York now" said Mr.. SpirO.
The masses of the people in New York
as elsewhere are for immediate interven-
ton. whether it causes war or not, and
Wall street is just as solidly opposed TO
anything that may lead to war. Never
theless, every indication points to inter
Vention without delay, whatever may be
the consequences.
The silver question? Well, in my
opinion the sentiment in New York and
the east is stronger than ever against
silver A man who advocates free coin
age in New York is looked upon as a
crank There is little attention paid to
that just now, however. because the war
cloud takes everyones attention.
Maud Adams, the Salt Lake actress,
is. the hit of the season in New York,
Minister TO packed houses. 1 tried on
TWO occasions to get seats, but it was i'm
possible. and l did not see her.
AS to the next presidential election I
am convinced that the Democracy can
win when once we have New York and
the eastern states out of the question.
They cannot be changed in this issue, but
we can carry the southern, middle and
western. states and that is more than
enough
The hotels are doing a rushing business
The spring movement of travellers is of
large proportions, and every indication
faVorS an unprecedented volume of pros
perity with Salt Lakes caravansaries
throughout the season. Even now, be-
fore the April boom has started. every
hotel is full up. but fortunately, so far.
the daily departures have about equaled
the arrivals. During last week the
knutsford had about 500 transient guests.
1t was a big weeks business. but moth
ing to compare with what is expected
this week and succeeding periods, when
the east bound tourists commence to ar
has been alive with fasteners all winter
and Salt Lake will entertain many of
them as they travel homeward.
Wralisch of Prague. Austria, We're two
globe trotters who spent yesterday in this
city.
Yesterdays arrivals at the principal
At the Knutsford.-John B. Beard.
London; II. Wralisch. Prague: Austria;
l. W Shurtlif1; Ogden; Charles F.
field. H. II. Yard ]. S. Forrest, George
B. Cramer, George F. Mackey. Edward
Sickles. E; Eastwood; Frank ]. French,
Adair, l.. w. Bruins, II. J. Garrison.
Thomas Clements. Chicago; Alex G. Rob-
inson, Louisville. Ky: Stephen w. White.
Los Angeles. MIS- tanny }. White, l..
Mckenzie. Tom G. Griffin. ALT r. Kelly,
San Francisco: L. l.. Lostutter. Iroquois,
s. D.; L. NJ. Little. Erie. Penn; Robert
j. Craig, Philadelphia; ]. w. Sibbet. Gin
cinnati: Al StrauZ. Denver; f. A Mont
gomery. Boston; Melville Sawyer and
wife, Harriet p Sawyer. L. E. Collins,
Miss Collins, -St&Louis; r. H. Stevens.
Syracuse. \. Y: William a; Rogers and
wife. Buffalo. n. Y: Mrs. +. II. Wright,
Brooklyn. y. y; L. c. Smith and the
Misses Smith, Graceham. Md: William
L. Firor. daughter and four sons. Thur
mont, Md. c. a. Nelson, Denver; w. S.
Howell and wife, Omaha; S. II. May, New
York.
At the Walker,-L. Q. Templeton and
wife wife Cripple p Creek Scion spiro New
Grosser, San Francisco; Mons Peterson.
Moab: R. E. .Wherritt. Park City; c.
Andrews. Nephi; w. w. Mitchell, Mercur;
D. w. Heaston, Bingham
At the cullen-1w. L. Kent. wife and
Somervilie. Mass; G. c. Beinting, c. a.
York; A B. Markham, Detroit, Mich:
!. II. Williams. Boston; Paul D. Durant |
Charles Berninger. jr.. St. !
Louis, w. n. Ryer J. Field, Mrs. w. p. |
T. S. Reef, Leadville; n. Dawling Little !
on. Col: T. Z. Julien. Pueblo; ]. B. !
<illian. J. NJ. Kennicott:. A. r. Durkee. /
Delta. Col; F.. A. Coon. Syracuse. n. Y; /
". Bailey. Montana: John T. West. w. 1
:. Lane. Pocatello: II. Burrell, F. w. c. /
White. Butte; f. L. Cushing, Bingham; /
Tom d. Pitt, Corinne: c. o. Granville. |
Ieber; II. B. Williams, Castle Gate.
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At the White.-C. r. Houchins. Wash |
ngton. D. c.; II. S. Seveler. Chicago; J.
r Davis. Omaha: j. II. Judah and wife.
'ocatello: A. w. Currie. Boston: James
l. O'Brien. John Long. c. Carlson. c. w.
rriebe, Gus Forsell San Francisco: Will
am Cittle. Cincinnati; S. r. Cox Omaha:
William Schaefer. Echo; S. J. Jones and
wife. Provo; J. +. Bradshaw, Lehi; A. ID.
ohnson. Mt. Pleasant.