The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-20
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Mrs. Carrie G. Moran, the business
brains of Branns 1conoclast. is at the
Kenyon. Mrs. Moran IS now on her way
to Portland, where she Will investigate an
offer in connection with Pat DOMAINS new
newspaper venture in the city on the
banks or the Wnllamete, Tor he it known
that the doughty colonel is about to
launch daily 10 NIL long felt want of
the free silver people in the Webfoot
state. Pat has good backing this time
lis sad. and he IS going to make things
warm in that country when he begins TO
issue his sheet.
So far as a circulator is concerned no
better one can be found than Mrs.
Moran, she went in with Brann when
the Iconoclast was struggling in death
easos and in less than three years built
Brann's genius had much to do with il,
but certain it is that ii was Mrs. Moran $
business ability that revived the sheet
from state of financial comatose.
Mrs. Moran is very pleasant woman
TO converse. with. She is quick-witted,
full of life and surrounds herself with
a blunt geniality that makes friends on
the SPOT. Then she never for a moment
forgeIs her pape-, She talks about it
ana II she were q singer, would mould its
praises in melody.
When / first took hold of the Icono-
clast, she said, Brann didn't have
money enough to pay desk soom But
his genus was at work and a deep
studen-. he read and absorbed every
thing. It took some hard work to make
the paper known, but it soon began to
eroW . nd when Mr.. Brann came 10 his
untlmeiy death it was paying something
ike $4,000 a year in clear profits.
'Brann? Why he was the greatest
genius the country has produced. No
matter how much the people hated him
they all had to admit his magnificent
powers as a writer
Mri Moran sale it was Brann's inten-
ton 10 give up the Ieonoclast as soon as
he became financially in comfortable cir
cumstances and then concentrate his
efforts on some great work.
Il. r. Warner the theatrical manager,
Is at the Kenyon. He does not take such
a bright view of the coming season as
having such good times as had been
anticipated when Ihe,swar should come to
an end and the immediate outlook is not
of the brightest.
The arrivals at the leading hotels yes
terday were as follows:
At the knutsford-o II. Wheelhouse,
81 Louis; Edward +. Arnold, Providence;
Provo; S. II. Aylesworth, Cincinnati;
Ralph J. Sare. Boston; l.. A. Metzel, Mon
tana; Bert Orr, Dillon; John J. r. Crav
en- en- Il; Thornton Craven cen PhiladelPhin; y
son and wife. Mrs. G. M. Dugan, Louis
vile; d. Fl. Coils and wife, Miss Coils.
FRobert, Black. j. Alex Brown, F.. G.
Otis. j. b. Parmlee, r. L. Thomas, W. w.
Worthington, New York; L. NJ Coates.
Stanford. Conn: Pat Collins and. wife,
Hillberson; j. B. Dickson and wife, Miss
Barrett, Sterling Ills; z. Clark and two
Philadelphia: E. G. Fisher and
wife wife Ganton iyi H. r. WallaGe WIIhmine
Murtaugh, Brooklyn; ]. L. Single and son,
Flushing, N. Y; Charles ". Reinvelh.
New York; Dayid Gollins, Dedham, Mass;
Johnson. Chicago; George H. Taylor,
Denver; w. H. Thomas. New Jersey; B.
w. Freed and wife. San Francisco; Henry
Denver; Ike Greenbaum, Denver; W. T.
Champ. Logan; Ralph d. Mershon, Colo
RADIO Springs. -
At the Kenyon. w. Allen, Chicago;
E. w Hammer. Chicago: Carrot Owens,
Butte; Henry Welsh and wife. Park City;
NJ. w, Ensign. Linsoln; Z. 4; Tyler. Chi
Fitz-Allen,, New York; Charles Fleming,
New York; d. Henderson and wife, CHI
cago; c. F. Goist, Park City; j. T. Hall.
]. F. Gorrow, New York; w. e. Guthrie
Omaha; j. NJ. Griffin and wife. st. Louis
AT the Cullen-T.. ii. Miller wife and
daughter Crete; Dave Evans, Ogden;
Cornell Gaugh. Rtsffalo Frank Evans
Coalville; ]. P. Geese and wife, Dawson
City; E. III. Sparks jr., Bessie Sparks.
Nephi; Estelle JACQUES. Provo; r. A
Kirker. Sunnysides William NJ. RoyIance.
Springville..
At the Walker-Mrs. n. L. Hall Lister,
Lima. Mont; George A. Devin, Granite,
Ore: c. L. Preble, Portland; Mrs. j.
Busby, Miss Busby, w. F. Attorney and
family, Myles Stanley. wife and son, Mrs.
]. Canty. Miss CAVITY. Park City; n. l..
Hall. Jay Baker. Lima. Mont; o. J.
Hoffman, and wife. Los Angeles; Mrs. G.
W. Lynch, Denver; J. j. Brown, Sun
shine; ]. H. Brumley. Mercur; L. b. Lin
field. Logani Arthur Barrett Riverton;
Rich Quinn, San Pedro; Jacob Mack,
Frank McEwen, Denver.
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AT the White House-A. E. Bogee. ]. W.
Morris. Eureka S. B. Stately and wife,
Master Stately, Montpelier. Ida: Mrs. D..
c. Watson and party. II. Walker Mrs. c.
L. Shields, ]. V McCartan and family,
Park City; c. j. Costa. San Jose. Cal.
D. j. Stewart. j. w Thomas, Lehi; w. L.
Shafer. Opal. Wyo.; R. A. Crump. w. c.
Crump. Hartman, Mrs. A E. Pedrck,
Miss J. Inword. Nevada, Mo-; l.. B. Croet.
E. l.. Richardson. Ogden; Conner Thomas
coalville; II. Shocks. st. Louis; w. L.