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

"A rather remarkable and interesting
theory of the reason for Admiral Schlcy's
recent visit to the west was presented
| last night by r. b. Organ. now at the
Knutsford, who was the Democratic NOM
/ inee for congress in the First Illinois dis
trict last fall Mr.. Organ holds quite a
! position in Cook county politics, so that
he understands the opinions of the lead
! ers in Chicago.
/ politics was not mentioned" said he.
Its purpose was to arouse a strong ex-
pansion and imperialistic sentiment. Ad-
miral Sampson will undoubtedly soon
| take a trip as will General Joe Wheeler
| and other heroes of the war with Spain.
! Thereby war sentiment the military
| sentiment, the worship OF the hero. Will
/ be created. and the public will be made
to hurrah for expansion and to forget
national issues, to forget the trusts and
the odious record of Alger.
The enthusiasm that surrounds heroes
| of the late war; and which their presence
arouses. has d very strong tendency to
make people forget the economic issues
| of the next presidential campaign. Think
I formed during the past year. SO RAPIDLY
I have they grown that they are becoming
one of the great issues of the campaign.
frightened al them Being in power it
must be held responsible for them. Its
attorney general has been subServient
and has refused to prosecute plain viola
Il understand. though not from the
best authority, that the war heroes will
! be scattered about the country on tours
to aid this expansion sentiment. so Won
may expect more of them out this way.
I'VE of Chicago want to see the Demo-
cratic party take its position against
against Imperialism. On that. with Il
vigorous campaign. with Bryan as the
nominee-and he will be named by &C
clamation-I think that we can win. The
against the trusts is buncombe, We know
the convention was controlled by Mar
Hanna and he is the godfather OF the
trusts" 80,
Sportsmen's association for three terms,
and he has hunted in almost every state
of the Union.
at The Hague, whether it is successful or
not. will have very little effect upon the
business condition of the United states.
said H. T. Winter e Ssl, nisbt OF Si
plain terms. nearly every one realizes
that the congress is fraud and that 1t
is backed up by humbug. 1t has no au-
thority whatever. 1t may pass resolu-
lions and suggest plans of peace but they
will amount to nothing whatever, for II
cannot enforce its suggestions
1.-The Milwaukee is one of the most re-
markable railroads in the west said n.
c. Wagner, the travelling passengeT agent
of the road, who is now at the KENYON
and none of the cars used, either sleeping
or dining cars. are leased. The road owns
them, and they are unequaled in the
west. The sleeping cars are larger tnan
those of other roads. for we have no tun-
nels to bother us. When you are travelling
on the Milwaukee you don't nave 10 get
off at stations to get drink. III Is there
for YOU on the train, ana or 'propapiy
much better quality than you would get
at the average depot saloon. Another
thing, there is no dust on the road Tor
the track is so covered that no dust can
arise.
William Glassman of the Ogden stand
are is at the Cullen.
Fred Nelson. Provo newspaper man.
is at the Cullen.
T.. d. Sullivan a mining man of Eu-
reka is at the Cullen.
Miss Mary E. Foote of Evanston, daugh-
ter of Colonel Frank Foote of Wyoming,
is at the Cullen.
Fred Lemon. shoe manufacturer of
Boston. is at the Kenyon.
George p. Smith. stockman of Grand
Junction. is at the Kenyon.
B. f. Shear. a mining man of Denver
Is at the Knutsford.
The Kenyon.-C. ID. Ransdall. Omaha:
Z. s. Morton. New York; II. II. Shapperd.
Denver; H. ]. Campbell, Denver; Henry
Bronner, Syracuse; John B. Lachman and
wife, Warren. O.; Charles s. Potter. Colo
RADIO Springs: r. S. Marpha and wife.
Sheffield. Ills: w. b. Forsyth. Chicago;
Mrs. Tom Hooper. sundance.. wyo.: +. H.
Green, Ogden; w. S. Prough. Pittsburg;
c. A. Ingalls,, L. r. Prince. Boston: w. G.
Marshall and wife, New York; S. z. Bur-
nett. Chicago; W. H. Coates. Saginaw;
John ]. Shields, San Francisco: l.. II.
Wallace. Ogden: ]. II. Grady. Chicago:
Jim M. Neal, New York; George r. Smith,
Grand Junction. Colo.
The Knutsford.-Sam Daniels, Chicago;
F. NJ. Taylor and wife. Aspen; r. ].
Coleman and son. l.: A. Durham. b. f.