The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-06
HOTEL GOSSIP.

- indy Spuilu queer, out II Il neNeTthe-
less fact that Notwithstanding the
great corn crop of Kansas the theatrical
business throughout the state is very
poor said ]. ". Frantel. business man
ager of A. w. FremontS I'll" at Abe
Kenyon last night. Il don't know the
explanation of the fact. Prosperity reigns
ana there is a plenty of money but the
people don't attend theatres. 1t was re-
marked by several theatrical men in my
hearing that they had done poorer bust
ness in the state than in the dull times
We have got sensational comedy
Drama, and its a good one.
"A melodrama?" was asked
But Mr.. Frankel was indignant. He in
sisted that comedy-drama. or. al least
FremontiS. even if il was sensational
was not melcdrama.
The theatrical business -on the road out
has been good. he continued. I'VE have
done large business and especially in
Denver"
Il saw Salt Lake man yesterday who
looked 10 me like a second Tom Ochiltree,
the famous Texan said A. T. jenkins of
Galveston, at the Knutsford last night.
L was told that 1t was Bob Sloan. who
too, Is famous famous in Utah politics
Why. for moment i thought it was the
old war horse of congress come back
again.
But Mr.. Sloan. when asked about this.
insisted that he didn't look like Ochil-
tree, and he insisted, too, upon arguing
the question.
''ochiltree had a few red hairs on his
head" said Mr.. Sloan. Now. is my hair
red and haven't more than few hairs2
Lynn. Grunyille. Pa; D. f. Miles. San
Francisco; Willis Brown, Chicago: Martin
Murray. Louisville, KY; ]. S. Schweizer
New York; Victor Neill. st. Louis: Mrs.
New York; Walter Kohl and wife. San
Bernardino; X. S. Rowan. Chicago: ].
2. Merrill, New. York; H. r. Perigo.
Omaha; Gus Goldsmith, Kansas City; II.
Gardiner. New York: DR.. E. viko and
wife. Master Viko. Park City: W. d.
Felts. Chicago; r; L. Henshaw., New
Helper. Utah: D. ]. Maley. New York;
George A. Clark, Butte, Mont; F. NJ
Davis, M D, Dawson; Daniel Lynch.
A McCarty, Park City: Eva Quidgew.
Los Angeles; A. E. Berry, Boston.
,Knutsford.-G. H. Hartman, Philadel-
cofs. New York: w E. Cumback. w. b.
McChesney. Mary McChesney, Chicago;
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p. Merrill, New York; Julius Lyons. KAN
sas City; Mrs. James Doyle. Alex Mac
sas CITY H s Whittlesey. Clege-
Rice, Park City: George w Stewart. Bos-
ton; w. j. Peters. Washington; Henry
Stone. Providence, r. l.; Mrs. c. c.
Knopp, Newburg. n. y; r. II. Weatheiy.
st. Louis: r. c. Cushman. Boston; d. A.
Richie Boston; o. p. Parey. Los An
geies: Tim Nj. Murphy, st. Louis; E. F.
keeble. London.
Cullen.-M. Cunningham. Los Angeles;
A. Bruce II. Bruce, Elko; c. w. Seward,
New York: Simon Davis. Seegel. New;
d. S. Dana, city; R. Knighton, San Fran
cisco: J. r. Powell. Plymouth, Pa: L. e.
Hubbard, Park City; r. ID. McCreery.
Eureka; p. J.. Fennell. Eureka; NJ b.
Louis and wife, San Francisco; Mrs. 7.
r. MoSley and daughter San Francisco;
John Zimmerman, J. r. Zimmerman, De
troit; X T. LDad and wife. Portland; c.
St. John, Demon. Tex
Waiken-F B. Hawk. Sutton, Neb.; w.
H. Prowse Galveston. Tex: c. E. Green,
Bingham; L. Pierce, Trinidad: o. c.
Powers. Mercur; ]. s. Hacking. Nernal;
Mrs. William Olsen. Mt. Pleasant; George
II. Taylor. Tintic.
White House.-F. S. Rawlings. W. KEN
rnerer. Tayiorsville: J. r. Wilson and
family. Denver: II. NJ Swan and wife,
Mexico: II. Brimthal. Helena. Mont: c.
Caranaugh. Bingham: Con Clays Bing-
Ida L P. Hansen. Minnesota: l.. George.
Beaver; F. P. McDonald- Ogden; +; Nc
MILAN. Rosiand, B. c.; Frank Mcleod.
Vermont: ]. Gomley and wife, Chicago;
B. De Mott Grantsville; George Lindsay,
Coalviile: J. A Forsley. Boulder. Colo;
Omaha: W. l.. Calhoun. Boise: Dan Nef.
Silver; A. Swenson. Murray; w S. Nell
son. Tooe,e John A. Brown, Provo; Jo-
seph S. Nelson. Draper