The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-12
HOTEL GOSSIP.

L. hampshire of Cornwall Eng. who is
at the White House, having Just returned
from visit to his home, said last night
that there is a tremendous popular feel
ing IN favor of the TransvaaI war in
6n isidno. Mr.; HAMPSHIRE has been at
Monday -0' 'AeiS oii
Chamberlain is the great man of Eng
ianu now, said he last night. He is the
popular idol and think ranks far above
LORD Salisbury, the premier In fact. he
Is looked upon as the coming man, who
VIII control English politics for many
years. He's the type of a Briton which
seems to appeal to the people-strong
uncompromising ard energetic.
vi course there is no fear that the
English armies. will not ultimately pc
successful In the war with the Beers
FOR that reason the reverses which have
neen sustained are not discouraging."
l notice in the papers that Clarence r.
Greathouse of San francisco was diving
in Corea." said A. N Barton at the Ken
yon Yesterday. 'Greathouse was on the
examiner for many years and was made
consul general to Corea long time ago
since then he has been judicial adviser
remember that one time his mother
who was from the south. went home from
san francisco. and on her return brought
Installed
the house to answer the front door bell.
He was son of a former slave on their
plantation.
MY mother, who was a friend of Mrs.
return
Is Mrs. Greathouse at homer she
aske We me BOY boy who ;'ame to the door.
IF you'se friend of the family she's
home; II you amt. she amt
The boy had been instructed to say
mat Mrs. Greathouse was out to all but
Well. I'm friend of the family said
We'll. then. come right in said the
Doy' ana she was shown TO the parlor.''
The Indians on the Uintah and Ute
reservations have the name of being
bad when they really are not" said ]. III.
Mease. the post trader at Fort Duchesne
Ihey are as easily handled and as we'll
com ,1 as any in the country but for
some reason or in some way their doings
nave been magnified until il looks as If
they were devilish at times
The average Indian over there is
out trouble. Since the strip has been
cleared out and no more bad whisky is
to be purchased they have become bet
ter. They believe that they have criev
ances against the government for the
manner IN which their lands We're taken
from them. and great many white men
tillllh lndt their claims are lust.
fnis FEELING is at the bottom of most
OF the trouble, which has arisen. They
are very likely to growl as would white
men when they think that they have not
been treated squarely."
a. *. Corley. who is at the Knutsford
said last right that ne came over from
England on the same steamship with ex
President Harrison a few days ago.
he seemed to be in splendid health and
spirits. said Mr.. Corley. and the fact
that he was father seemed TO tickle
him as much as it would a young hus-
band of %. Mrs. Harrison and the baby
were not in sight. for the weather was
They kept to their cabin most of the
time. But Mr.. Harrison was not forced
TO remain inside. He was out much of the
time and he looked as u he enjoyed the
WIND ana storm as much as an old sea
do-.'
Kenyon--Warren T. Hurst. Omaha O.
W W. French: GoalyiEe; f. c. Bailey, Oma-
Walsh and wife. Mexico City: Thomas
Taylor Cedar City; c. p. Hubbard. Oma-
ha; ". H.. Roney. Chicago: a. d. Brush,
CITY; G. E Hyde United States geologi-
cal survey: A. l. Stevens. Council BLUFFS;
L. Hartman. Washington; III. R. Perigo.
J. P. Milan. Ogden: E. S. Holmes IT,
Washington. d. c.; T.. N. Rayl.. Chicago;
II. s. Martin. Provo Utah: NJ Fl. Allan
Ogden; X. A. Sweetland. Chicago; q. w.
Warner, Kansas City: c. A. Edwards.
Highland Boy: j. II. Macmillan. Ogden:
4. r. Drummond Bingham; Louis Moore.
Cincfr-ati. o.: Il. S. Morton. New York:
s. e. Corey. Ogden; +. T.. Nelson. Roch-
ester. n. Y.
White House.-Hon. A. C. Hatch. T. ].
Duke. w. Baum. Heller; Mrs. W. Parm-
ley and family. Miss Parmley. Scotie.d:
+. Buchanan. Spanish Fork: o. Holster.
Bingham: A. Christensen Soda Springs:
Miss F. McAustan San Francisco: Mrs.
j: w. Arid. Heber: A. p. Hills. San Fran
cisco: A. War; kamas: 7. w. Morgan
Tooele; n. Bulb, Eureka; j. Moore. W.
Howke, Charles F. Gall. Frisco: Mrs E.
Terrill. Payson: w. J. Craig. Mammoth;
r. l.. Neilis and wife. Butte. Mont. E.
kentor, III. Bye. Chicago: W. II. Math-
envy. colfax. H.; w. L. Celhoon. Butte:
w. ID. Sheppard. Silver: L. l.. Morse and
wife, California; ID. W. Scribner and
wife. Ogden: s. Pollock. Mercur; j. o.
hampshire. ngiand.
Wey Hotel.-May Simmons, Cedar Falls.
Ia: II. ]. Beatty, Cedar Rapids. Ia: Miss
Emma Bissett, Birmingham. Ala: Miss
F.. RIGA Stoaefer, Louisville KY; Miss
Ella Davidson. Yorkville, s. D.. Miss
venie Lee. NJ D.. Holidays Cove, W.
Va: w. r. Bull. Norfolk. Va. Ralph
Reynolds and wife. f. H. Carr and wife,
Poclfello.
This evening Mr.. Charles Ellis win
ieliver an address in the Theatre on
he late Colonel Ingersoll.