Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-18
PERSONAL.


Lieutenant ne Forrest Kane. one Of
Noorovolta rough rIdUrs. arrived ne the
Kenyon today hndl. fltlruol over bis
long ride. fio went straight % his
rooms, TO take rest during the after
noon.
Butte Inter. Mountain; Mrs. D. Tar
bot mother of Alex aud Andrew Tar
bot. viii remove Co Salt Lake the latter
part N this week Go live with her sons.
Mrs. Tarhct hua been q resident %
Butte twenty-five years. ana n host Of
friends viii regret her departure.
Boise statesman. VIII II, Cathcart
Tor many years connected with LHmpls
dry goods store. has resigned that posi-
ton Co accept one with winter 4 Coon
Icy who will open a new dry goods
store In Boise ON September iHt Mr.
Cnthcnrt VIII 40 uu % vacation Go snuth-
ern Idaho points and salt Lake before
assuming his now duties.
Southern Idaho Malls superintendent
Cooper 81 the Salt Lake schools, one u
the foremost educators In tho west. Will
lecture IN the district court room AZ tho
county court house on Thursday cvcn-
Ing. the sth Inst, no y. ~. llis subject
win be- Interpreters or the King" The
next morning he viii address the teuch-
crs and their friends ut the Central
school house ON the subject Dark
Eyed W. Light-Eycd."
To-day r. party of distinguished Ger
mans arrived at tho knutsford. Ia the
party o. some % the most prominent
educators In the Fnthorland. The par
~ consist Of Baron iNorn, Count RE-
vontl0a. Frau Fischer Zum Lobe. Frau
Anna Richter Herr Heckmann, "a civil
engineer. Herr iiuuhlltzlnuhgr, Herr
Myer. un artist. and the noted gculog.
! lHt Or pncuUor. The latter IL "a Bonn
/ university professor. IN route 20 Aus
trnlil TO remain Tor some time In geo.
logical research nnron korn h cir
ding the earth for the fourth time and
| has written eight popular books of
travel extensively used Ia the German
| public schools.
After taking In the customary sights
here tho party goes 90 the Yellowstone.
| san Francisco. ana Yosemite valley. In
this country. and thence TO Honolulu,
| Japan, china. Java, slam, Burmnh,
India, ccylon, Egypt and Europe
Captain Arthur II. lee. British mill
| tury attncho ~ Washington, Who was
| with tho army IN cuba and Porto
| Rico. arrived az the Kuutsford today,
With Colonel kitscn distinguished
| British officer, stationed in Canada
| They will remain here for q few days,
and Captain Leo. who has seen Amsri-
can soldiers IN action, viii have an op-
| portunity. ON the arrival of the bat
tprieH 90 ser how the heroes are re-
CDiycd after war In speaking TO n
"Nsws' representative today, he stat
I'd that be- had kept a close watch on
the movements % the Utah volunteers
In Manila, aud he ~ Of the opinion
that our boys ala some ~ the most uta
feetiyr fighting ln the Philippines. The
| captain expressed pleasure ut being
able Co 500 tho Utah boys De lH par
| tlculuriy Interested in their work, us
he 10 captain ~ artillery himself IN
| cuba capt. Lee was very popular lie
! ard Harding Davis, 40 "the now friend
and the actual sign NJ the now ALT
| nuCn." capt. Lee came 20 Washington
several years ago nH military uttuche
| uf her Britannia mniesty'H embassy
| with Capt ragot. lt ~ tho naval at
! tuChe, he accompanied the troops to
/ Tampa and was present during INC
Santiago aud Porto UlCnn campaigns
10 witness the military operations. cap
tain Leo is tho most popular NJ all the
foreign military attaches, He was
charitable enough 20 pass leulont ludg'
mout on tn clumsy results % our htsly
mobilization, and the dash and pluck
OF our soldiers ollcltcd his profound ul-
] mlratlou. His courtesy ana SYM
pathy towards our arms. won Tor him
the wnrmCat friendship OF our officers
and mon. iio alluded TO the United
States troops ON all occasions as ours.
Whom the charge was made up san
Juan hill be- was an anxious witness "a
the scene, and when the crest NJ tho
hin was attained, HE satisfaction found
expression in many luHty cheers, sine,
inc close uf the season In Washington
cant. i.ye has been travelling through
| Oregon. Washington and California
lie WIN visit Yellowstone Park and VIII
go from there 20 Washington, u, O.,