The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-03
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A party of Cooks Around the World
tours is at the Knutsford, having arrived
over the Rio Grande Western yesterday
from the east. Those Of the party are
Geta Osztrolousky, a Hungarian noble
man; q. l. Hazard of London and Mrs.
X. NJ; Anderson of Liverpool, but DR..
Anllolo Orvicto. a journalist of Florence
Italy, and j. Treves, wealthy gentle
man from Bologna, Italy, preceded the
trio on Friday to join seven others of the
party who went ahead a week ago to take
IN the Yosemite region and other scenic
/ wonders in California before the 18th inst,
when the ocean trip TO the Orient will
| be commenced Seven of the i2globe-trot-
tiers left London on Aug. 81 and will re-
turn there the last day in March. Three
of the others are well-to-do Americans
ana two are Canadians. New York,
Philadelphia Washington. Chicago and
intermediate cities were visited, and after
doing Salt Lake and environs the party
viii leave Tuesday noon for San Fran
I cisco. The itinerary takes the travellers to
Japan, China. India. through Egypt and
back to the respective starting points
Major j. q. Hutchinson. q veteran trav-
! eler from New York, and Withal most
winsome gentleman, cicerones the Euro
] Major Hutchinson has visited every coun-
| try on earth except Australia and Pata-
gonia, with parties for Cook q Sons the
London excursion managers. and this is
his 18th circling of the globe. Three years
ago Major Hutchinson visited Zion, and
ii is his delight to stay here few days.
Another OF the Cook parties going around
the world will be along here from the east
IN two weeks.
In speaking OF Cooks tours, Major
Hutchipson stated to Herald reported
that a .round-the-world trip costs f450. or
s.. 80. This includes transpor: alton, meals
lodginS-all first-class. Washing. WINE
and such are at the travellers personal
expense. Parties of u are taken to the
orient because a larger number cannot
secure tirst-class hotel accommodations.
The European tours. which patronIzed
so literally by the Americans, range in
cost from $500 to 81 $50 for each passenger
according to the class of accommodations
and length and direction of travel. From
Az 10 % OF these excursions are booked
and managed every season. Patronage of
these tours is increasing. Collaborating
IS attended by but few disappointments
and trials The only one of; any conSe-
quencc remembered by Major Hutchinson
IN his experience was a few Years ago,
when, in the Orient, ii became necessary
to suspend travel 10 safely make a de-
tour around the plague-stricken region.
On Saturday the party narrowly escaped
losing its baggage in the Antlers hotel
hre at Colorado Springs.
During the reporters conversation with
Major Hutchinson he made inquiry for his
old friends Mr.. e. B Wicks and Major
r. J. Hilton of this city Years ago Mr..
bors in New York. am: both Major Hilton
and the visitor were officers in the Tenth
New York regiment of national guards
men.
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Theodore ]. Ackland of Bristol, England.
and Edward Ackland OF Columbus. o..
are at the Knutsford.
NJ. Brandenstein, head of the big San
francesca tea importing house, is
knutsford guest.
Senator Frank J. Cannon registered at
the Knutsford last evening from Ogden.
a party of Texans and Britishers is at
the Knutsford en- route home from the |
Pacific coast. In the party are Colonel |
]: 7. Holman, Miss Holman. Miss E. Alice |
La Grange, Tex; Miss Barnard of Sur |
rey, England. and Mrs. John Morris of |
York, England.
Matilda, Ida and Carrie Gograve, is at |
the Kenyon on the return from the Vel |
park to New Orleans.
c. H: Smoke of Boise; T. c. Plunkett,
jr.. of Kansas; A. E. Jameson of Mime
apolis S. R. Thurman OF Provo and I.
Mayer and wife of Ogden are among yes
terday's arrivals at the Cullen.
Yesterdays arrivals at the principal
hotels We're: AT the Knutsford-M. L.
William NJ. Carpenter and wife r. NJ.
Hurd and wife. New York: Theodore ].
Ackland. Bristol. Eng; Edward Ackland,
yolumb bus, O.; Mrs, Howard Tucker.
Eureka. KAN: Mrs. Allen. ST. Louis; f.
s. Ward. Miss Ward, Great Falls. Mont;
A. Gray and wife. Butte: William H
Poole, L. Nj. Henoch, Robert Stout Chi
ago; Geta Osztrolousky, Hungary; Mrs. |
R. NJ. Anderson. Liverpool; q. l.. Hazard |
London; J. O. Hutchinson. New York. p.
?. Hunter and wife. Z. J.. Estes Cincin-
lati; Tyler Woodward and wife Portland
Ore; Frank J. Cannon, Ogden; T. j. !
IraffOrd. TENNESSEE; y. Menstaedler. st.
louis; c. Elmerdorf. r. ]. Cory, Denver. |
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At the Walker House-E. Smith, w. II. Il
;haffer Evanston; 7. J. Flynn and family
Aspen, Wyo.; Mrs. Julia Coleman. Marys-
lille Cal; c. w. Coleman, Boise Basin;
? r; Rieboldt,, Rawlins, Wye; l.. G.
,ampbell, Woodland, Cal; f. S. Lenthi
ternal; c. J. Jensen, o. c. Anderson. Mt.
Pleasant; George L. Hannahs, Mercur; II.
u. Layne, Ogden; l.. o. Taft, Provo
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At the Kenyon-L. II. Sweetser c. A
Bryan. POcatello; J. p. heather. Chicago;
3 MaSley. St Louis; John Elias. ]. J.
Burns. Helena: w. Leon Peppzrman J
Washington; Abe Ostend, Australia; c.
!. Pulver, Ogden; c. +. Madsen Omaha;
Irs. A. Key. Miss Edna Earles Key.
Iouston. Tex; J. T. Bill, B. f. Arm
trong, San Francisco; II. V. Reeves, J.
7. Dooley, New York.