The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-09
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Rev David III. Shields captain in the
urited States army was at the Kenyon
Yesterday. on his way to the Philippines
ne REMAINED over a day here in order to
whom he has known for many years.
Ire w2r department hls recently or
Sered seven army oaaplains 10 report to
assigned 10 duty in the Philippines Cap
tain Shields. who mas been Stationed at
Eort WAYNE. Ind. is among these. Rev.
Shields Is little man Of some import
Snce. upon whom the responsibilities of
drawing captains salary and piiotinC-
tne souls OF dead soldiers over the River
Styx weigh heavily.
There are some seventy posts in the
tnited States. said he, and there are
only thirty chaplains. SO that many sol
dlers are without spiritual advice and
comfort. OF the thirty eight are in the
Philippines and seven more are going SO
that only fifteen will be left in the United
IAN ATTEMPT will be made at this ses-
sion OF congress TO have a bill passed in
creasing the number Of chapains. The
army needs them
T. II. A. Caldwell. VINO is at the Kenyon in
advance of My Friend From India" said
last Ight that the theatrical business
throughout the country was booming.
AT least we have found II So he
naively said. '.All through the middle
western states there have been much bet
ter houses tilan IN the past few years.
Whether this is due 10 good times or an
increase in the love of dramatic affairs
don't know Anyway, they are coming
10 the shows in larger numbers than ever
before.
why, throughout the middle states the
farmers have sold hundreds of thousands
OF hogs, millions of dozens OF eggs and
vasl quantities of butter and cheese at
high prices. That has brought good times.
m not an expert on hogs. eggs or cheese.
but | can see that these homely but leces-
fhlnpS n ~ wifi hea
box office OF a theatre The towns reflect
the prosperity OF the farmers and the
townsmen have extra dollars to spend on
pleasure
George St. Clair. formerly of Ophir, has
just come from the Salmon River mining
district in Idaho. and is at the Cullen for
few days. He is interested in the Italian
Arnelt creek.
He said yesterday that there were sew
eral creeks about the district, which are
showing good re,sults. There Is Moose
creek. kirkley creek, California Bar and
several others. The Pacific Dredge COM
pany IS working thirty-five men on Moose
creek twelve miles from Leesburg, and
has made some good discoveries.
Salmon river is one OF the old Idaho
god producing districts It's record is
81, 1850, but for many years nothing was
done. In fact. its record was made from
PAGERS which were supposed to have
been worked out. The new development is
III lAlC VI 4ueiAll pAOpCA
MISUNDERSTANDING Stiegiltz, New York;
W. +. Ee.ls. Philadelphia; y. E. Fryan,
San Francisco: Harry J. Leschen. ST.
Peck, Mrs. w. b Peck. T. w. Beach, ID.
w. Iardse. wife and daughter, Mrs. An
Afont.: H. ?. Myson. White Rocks; Will
liam Stein New York; D. c. Anderson. st.
Louis; c. d. Parmesee. Max Smith, Oma-
hI; Sam Bloom. San Francisco: George
('Tlmn and V.fG Incran- William II
Howatt. San Francisco; W. C. Press and
wife. Caieago; ]. X. Garretson, Portland;
Z. Waldo Ward, New York.
walker-M Lichtergtein. San Francis
co; Mrs. Fhe,an. Ogden; F. w. Quinn,
Bingham: ]. E Diehl. Mammoth: o. L.
Smith, Chicago
CuIlen-Nelson B. Bothro. Denver; W
A Slratton, Detroit: D. ]. Sullivan, wife
Jo JON iJ J. corl yoS Butte e Mrs P. sWinder
and family. De Lamar. New; ]. z. CHS
holm. South Tacoma: Frank B. Meyers.
Harry Allen. Corinne; E. NJ Gibson, w.
H. Watts. Ogden; C. Johnson, Portland;
Walker Taught. California; f. l.. Whit
ton. Chicago: w. II. Hyde. Nephi; George
Richardson. Burbank; ]. Fl. Dorrell. New
lands: G. w. Lewis. r. l.. Tucker. sunny
side. New; W. Mangum, Nephi; John
Day, Enterprise.
Wey HoteI.-B X Ralph Anaconda; w
G. overman. Chicago: Gilbert Gardner, c.
], Williams. New York; L. H; Packard.
Provo; NJ. c. Zimmerman, Ogden.
White Houze.-G. E. Anderson. Grants
vile: P e Williams. Silver City: George
Earnshaw. Bingham; w. D. Sheppard. w.
Patterson. Tintic; S. L. Moore. George W.
Hartley. Heath. New; R. X Frost and
wife. Milston. Wis: ]. r. Pitzhugh, Day
Usah; j. Moore. Eureka: s. f. Hale. Oak
ley. Ida; ]. Fl. Martin. Tooele; z. V. Da-
Wis. Bozeman. MoEt-; Louis Strasburg.
City; T. De La Mare, Tocele; s. B. Staley.
Montpelier; A. s. Christie. Ogden; J. Phil
hips. Butte. Mont; W A Clark. Spring
Young. J. b. Watson. Ogden: II. l..
Knowles. ST. Louis. Mo; H. Wheaton.
Coalvi!le; P. Forwood. Oakland. Cal: Sam
Tooele City; j. G. Robbins. Mercur; Will
liam Robbins, Park City; S. T. Halver-
son, Ogden.
KENYoN,-C. A. Garliek. Chicago; NJ.
F. Bowes. San Francisco: Fred H. Smith.
Omaha: A GRADER. Denver: G; B, Wis
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Salter and wife. Mrs. NJ. Marshall. Frank
Tunchill. jr.. Eugene Redding. New York;
]. H .Mease, Fort Duchesns; L. McMa-
hon. Chicago. w H. Rosencrans.. Denver.
Colo. Frederick Roberts and wife New
York; E. Thomas. Pittsburg. Pa; G. NJ.
Engle. Omaha; Captain c. W. Mason.
Fourth infantry. L. S. A, New York;
Mrs s. e. Thomas Miss E. Burns. New
York; Giles Lewis. Cincinnati; =. Is.
Dana New York; David H. Shields. L. ).
A. Mrs. John B. Bowie, The Dalles. Ore;
John Petrie. Omaha: Richard English,
Helper: W. 3. Warwick. Portsmouth. o.;
r. r. Patterson. Omaha; r. A. Sweet
land Chicago: W. o. Stan.ey. San Fran
cisco; Sam King. Provo; Fl. II. Sheppard.
Denver; s. D. Jones. I4amson. Utah; j.
p Merrill. New York; ]. B. Kerr. ST. Jo-
serh: J. r. Mcintosh. Richmond, Va; j.
H. Turner, Toledo, o.