The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-12
HOTEL GOSSIP.

, while opposed to expansion and i'm
perialism. regardless of party, as the ma
jority of Missouris population undoubted-
" are. there is a general feeling prevalent
that it is unwise to discuss or oppose the
administration conduct of the war, or
its policy" said L. Byrne. jr.. at the
Kenyon yesterday evening: Mr.. Byrne
* :, member of the st. Louis nrIn or
Joseph Rvrne & Co. one of the principal
hide and wool buying firms of that city.
and is in Salt Lake City on a pleasui e
trip with his family, as well as an m
vestigating tour i'll the interest OF ms
business.
MY firm has for years handled the wool
clip of the middle section and Texas
said he. but hereafter we shall contest
very energetically for the product of Utah
and the other wool producing states OF
the west OF course the wool clip of TINS
section is virtually all SOLO. out Utan
wool is commanding attention. and VIII
he eagerly competed for in future. L
believe the staple will naitain its present
average price for several years to como,
as conditions at present are such that
can see no possibility of lower prices.
Speaking of my states attitude on
expansion, we think. Democrats ana tie
publicans alike that Dewey, when he
took Manila was compelled to remain and
protect the foreign inhabitants. Had he
sailed away after the destruction or the
Spanish squadron. he would nave let
were ready TO march and take possession
in the absence of controlling fleet.
What is 10 be done with them we don
know but in Missouri we feel That We do
not want them permanently. that is GER
tain.
There is not vacant house or build
ing of any description in Evanston said
Frank Lauder of that thriving Wyoming
town at the Knutsford last evening. For
several years we have been rather duh
and depressed in our town, but still man
IN NOW
our ranges is very fine: cattle and sheep
are doing well; our railroad interests are
doing well. and business generally Is
good. People are moving in every day
and there are quite a lot of buildings in
course of construction
Mr. Lauder is a member of the firm Of
Beckwith & Lauder of Evanston. seneraI
merchants and is in the city 10 purchase
his fall stocks.
Baltimore has progressed more in the
last two years. both in a financial way
and growth of population. than in any ten
wears of its history" said W. III. Sadler Of
that city yesterday at the knutsford.
THE reason is that as the older genera
ton die off. or retire. the younger blood
take hold and apply newer and more
modern methods. and are demonstrating
that they are more capable OF conducting
affairs than the conservative old fossils
that were so long in control.
Mr.. Sadler is a prominent business edu-
Gator and president OF the Bryant *
Str1ttOn commercial tOiicSe VI Tue NcHu-
ment City. He and his wife are just re-
turning from the convention of the Ma
tionai Educational association at Los
Angeles. and are spending a few days
in this city. He is the author of the
budget System OF Bookkeeping now
in use by most business colleges. and of
''Sadler's Business. Arithmetic
Business men throughout the United
States endorse the commercial colleges
and the demand for graduates from them
is greater than the supply said Mr..
Sadler. Formerly II was the reverse
but the system OF teaching WAS crude
ard theoretical. Now. however, all OF