The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-07
HOTEL GOSSIP.


in the Denver & Rio Grande accident
near Salida was W. y. Nye of Denver,
who is one OF the best known travelling
men who came through Salt Lake.
Mr. Nye has stopped with me at the
Templeton and the Kenyon for several
years" said Don II; Porter OF the h en-
very best among the travelling men and
every man who did business with him
seemed to like him.
ing company of Denver. which makes
overalls. for some time, though he form
erly worked for Daniels < FISHER
wholesale dry goods house of that city.
He was married four or five years ago in
Denver and he had two beautlfui chill
dren.'
]. II. Powell of Perry. Ia, who has
been at the Cullen hotel for some days,
having come here to purchase horses for
shipment east, left last evening for his
home While he was here Mr.. Powell
bought nine carloads of horses Wnlcn
Omaha where they have been sold by
his Brother He said that there was quite
a demand for horses in these middle
western states and those ne r,l nad sent Oh
Il have found" said he, mat the pest
way to buy horses in Utah Is to remain
in Salt Lake and let the stockmen come
to you. If you go out to them they AT
once raise their prices thinking that you
must have horses and there is expense
and trouble for nothing. | went down
toward st. George where they have had
a drouth. believing that on this account
the prices would be cheap. But dld
not find that to be the case They
thought their animals were worth con-
siderably more than they really are and
could make no purchases.
There was at the Kenyon hotel yester-
day one of the most brilliant and learned
criminal lawyers of the northwest, John
G. Dore of Seattle. Mr.. Dore has been
came through Salt Lake. He has won
more famous criminal cases than any
other attorney of the northwest Last
spring he defended Editor Connella of
Everett. who was tried on the charge of
murder in one of the most sensational
trials OF Puget Sound Though public
opinion and many facts We're against the
prisoner he was cleared
But the most famous of his cases was
the Van Alstine affair. Miss Lou Mahaf-
fey and Miss Emma Norton were
Con Van Alstine of $35. eco. Miss Mahaf-
fey married Van Alstine and then left
him-with the money All kinds OF
charges were made against the. two
women and the superior court ordered
them to Jail when they failed TO pay the
money. Still Attorney Dore got them out
and today they are free.
Senator Gunner and Governor Rogers of
Washington spoke of him on one oc-
casion as being the most devilishly
shrewd profound criminal lawyers of the
Seattle is booming said Mr.. Dore.
TT viii double its population within two
years. There is work at good wages for
everyone. When the Cape Nome rush
starts next spring we expect TO see the
city flooded with travellers
The Missourians are not so much ex-
cited over the Roberts case in congress
-,
the statements of two ladies who were
at the KENYON yesterday. Mrs. H. V.
Jackson and her daughter Miss Nettie
Jackson. of Nevada, Missouri. were at
the hotel yesterday on their way to Call
fornia where they are going to attend
the wedding of relative. They stopped
off long enough in Salt Lake to see the
temple and the tabernacle.
why we didn't hear the case men
toned once q day, said Miss Jackson.
People do not seem to take any interest
in 1t; they are Indifferent to II. The facts
of the case are known to but few per
sons. Others nave not followed ii close
" enough 10 learn all about it, As a
consequence these people do not pay any
attention to il. / understand that the
Missouri congressman are against Mr.
Roberts but there has been no great pres
sure in the state forcing them to this
position.
Kenyon.-F. c. Bailey. Omaha; Mr.. and
n V. Jackson. Nettie Jackson. Nevada.
Mo-: Sidney Stevens, Ogden; Louis
Hackstaff Denver; John Benson, Seattle;
W. c. Harris. Sterling, Colo: William
Arthur Boston; j. A. Cyizek. Boise: L.
c. Hamilton ST. Joe. Mo-; Percy Will
Jams. Mercur: A. Johnston. Australia; D.
H. Bethan. Blackfoot; Joe Jones, Poca-
teila: u. r. Adraince. Denver; A. r.
Katz. New York; w. E. Anderson, Phila-
delDhia.
Cullen.-J. Z. Henley Grand Junction;
T. H. Holzheimer. Eureka: F. A Con-
nell San Francisco: ]. ID. Wood Helena.
Montana; r. S. Brooks and wife, Ogden;
Mrs. n. w. Ballon, Chicago: S. ]. Novios
and wife, SpringviHe. A L. Toone. North
Ogden S. R. Hill. New York; Miss Mary
Livcey. Chicago; w. r. RO.and, Logan:
Joe Smith, Logan; Henry Griffiths, Colo
RADIO: Dr. w. r. Pike. Provo; j. Green
wood. American Fork; W. ]. Stevenson,
Murray: Alex Mitchell. Pennsylvania; ].
w. Goose. Boston; Harry Josh. Draper;
John Simpson, Oregon.
White House.-Dan Lambert. Kamas:
w. r. Notestein and wife, Denver; Z. j.
Duggan. Eureka: n. A. Scribner and
wife. Stockton: James Murphy. Stateline:
]. Wilde. Butte: Mrs Clement Miss