The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
HOTEL GOSSIP.

| IL ~ IL NC tiA<fl tHcfc are IldfiJ lnou
sands of travelling men out OF employ
ment because OF the formation o
trusts" said L. c. Pease. past suprem,
councillor of the United Commercial
Travellers. who is at the Kenyon %
don't mean to say that thece men havs
nothing to do and can't find work, fol
that is not true. They have gone int
other lines. Many of them have open
ed businesses for themselves They are
good enough hus'tlers to find something
ito do
| But the trusts have let them out.
can't say whether or not they will al
vote against the president when he is
up for reelection, but I'm pretty sure
| that they viii vote against any mar
whom they believe stands for trusts
The travellers are more of power In
the country than most people imagine
Denver. for instance claims ], COO as res
ident of that city, There are $50 in Salt
Lake. If they become thoroughly
aroused in political campaign they
can have much influence. for they
meet vast number Of people"
Il find that there is quite an educated
taste for works of art in Salt Lake, II
said r. A. Sweetlaad of Chicago, who
handles a liEs of art supplies. 1.-The
good idea of art, but they do not invest
in costly pictures, for there Is no de-
mand for them. Reproductions at small
cost are, however, in great demand,
Business houses purchase them to give
away as advertisements. and they buy
very good quality for that pur-
pose "
Mr.. Sweetland came here a week ago,
but he has been quite sick at the Ken
q 9 Af 10 ma
be affected by the high altitude of Salt
Lake.
1T is a mistaken idea that an Indian
medicine man is trying to scare away
the devil when he beats with TOM toms
in the presence of a patient" said In
dian Inspector Nesler at the Knuts-
ford. So
THE idea of the medicine man is
much different and is highly scientific.
The beating is commenced slowly and
gradually worked up to the movement
of the pulse. When the motion is in the
same time as the pulse beats, the med
lcine man STACKS up, hoping that the
pulse movement will follow and thus
decrease. In fact. he has arrived at
the idea that mind has great command
over matter. When the patient
mind can be concentrated on these
drum beats he will unconSciously gov
ern his pulse and force it to decrease
as the tom-toms decrease in rapidity.
of course the medicine man is an
pulse beats are the chief thing to be
regulated in cases of fever"
Kenyon. L. Brewster, Philadelphia:
Oscar Hansen, Chicago: George Gofln,
Virginia City. Mont; Mrs P. H. Gohn,
Mercur; Miss J. D. Davis, Virginia City;
j. H French and wife. Mercur; l.. Stein,
]. F. Conner. Stockton: Anna Hall, Bes-
sic Hail. Mercur; L. F. Macarthur, Chi
cago; John Petrie, Omaha; w. VI.
EEWight and nc wife; Sioux City: G: Q; s5ru nd
win, San Francisco; c. g. Pratt, Chicago;
Sidnf Moritz. Davenport, Ia: William
NyessDenver; G. ]. link and wife, Sacra
mento, Cal. L. H. Guthrie. Denver; II, II.
Spencer. Ogden; D. T. Mccormick, Bing-
ham; II. c. Mcconnell, New York, NJ.
SALISBURY. San Francisco; j. NJ. Whitney,
nard. Miss Maynard, England G; Carlisle.
Columbus. o.; H. Cranes, Hayden: Ind,
Leon Friedman, st. Louis; z. j. Bacon.
Logan: George NJ. Paymal. Denver: ". l..
Rossland, B. c.: w. H. Wattes. Ogden;
w. G. Goldman. Boston: Simon Vile. Gin
einnati; L. Macpherson. Denver; l.. K
Prime BSst Kirk F Iedis1e K MS H. g.
Msselhom, st. Louis. G. E. Fletcher.
Chicago; c. H. Smith, Boston; Q. NJ.
Johnson, A. H. Johnson. 'Oberlin, o; j.
n. Walters, Chicago: A. NJ. Gibson, Idaho
Falls; c. l.. Dignowity, r. Guenther, Jr..
Mrs. C. 8. Lincoln, Fort Douglas; w; L.
spaurwick. Omaha; w. p. Hammett. New
York; Herbert Dabney, .Coranada Cal;
S. W. Goodwin, New York; c. r. Baxter,
Grand Rapids; F. NJ. Davis. NJ D.,
Daniel w. Lynch. Tooele; W. F. Franklin,
New York: Henry Paul. Denver; f. Z.
Brown. New York.
Heiss, e. z. Phillips and wife, B. b. Riley
and wife Sioux Falls; A. B. Jones, city;
A. ]. Nicholson, Butte; r. Din. John
B. CisJle.l. Butte; ]. j. Blair, Idaho: w.
l.. Taylor s. Maxwell. G. j. Elliott. Moab;
James Swapp, Glendale; ]. Thomas, Lead
vile.
Cullen.-J. p. Haynes, A. B. Lewis,
Chicago: Mss Brown. Pocatello; c.. w.
Woatherbee, II. D. Hodge. Denver; J: o.
Platt. Canton. n. D.;F W. Nelson, MUIR
ray; Arthur Fairbanks. Portland: ]. W.
Esselstyne. Muckiltes, Wash: ]. W. Lin
nell, Joplin. Mo-: w. s. Webster. city:
Germantown, Neb.: T. c. Mcmillan, ]. S.
Coates, Francis Slime. Denver.
Knutsford.-George A. Linsbery. Dem
yer: H. j. Hanson. New York: \. Hemp
hill. Chicago; NJ II. Broderson. Boston:
J. T. Mcconnell. Vernai: Manuel Hirst.
New York; C. l.. Knabe. Chicago: r.
Hanson and wife, Groging. Mich; E. n.
Sailing, wife and daughter, Manistan'
Reards,ey. San Francisco: D.. G.. Miller,
Denver: F. D. Culver Chicago; c. W.