The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-08
HOTEL GOSSIP.

School teachers and other tourists cam
tured large portion of Salt Lake yes
terday: They came from Missouri New
YORK, pennsylvania and New Jersey The
Kenyon hotel was filled to overlooking
with them, the Knutsford had some and
the cullen had a share.
One large party at the KENYON con-
tanned ninety-two persons from Philadel-
phia, about twenty of whom were teach
e tdo,, IN another party there were sixteen
teachers, and there are fifteen at the
Cullen from St. Louis. The Knutsford
mad expected large party of tourists,
who. however, failed to arrive.
These teachers, most of whom are ladies
from sweet 10 to the sere and yellow leaf
are on their way TO Los Angeles TO attend
the convention of the National Educa-
tional association. None of them had ever
seen Utah before so that they were sur
prised and delighted with the appearance
or Salt Lake. During the evening they
went out to Saltair and swan in the lake
hour.
My! l never supposed that there was
such a big town as this except San Fran
teacher. Il come from Plainfield, and 1
didn't suppose that Salt Lake was any
larger than that place"
Captain E. r. Hutchins who was pur-
chasing and depot cOmmissary of the
United States army at Tampa and in
cuba during the war with Spain, is at the
hnutsford on his way to Manila. The
the civil war. He is TO go in the commits
sary department of General Otis COM
mand in the Philippines, but as he is
under sealed orders, he does not know
what position he is to occupy
Captain Hutchins was a witness before
the commission which inquired into Sec
rotary Ayers embalmed beef
How much embalmed beef did you
See?' he was asked.
There was no such thing as embalmed
beef. he replied with some warmth. mo
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millions and millions of rations at Tampa,
and saw no embalmed beef"
Captain Hutchins will go on to San
Francisco and there sail for Manila
years. said he. but / want to get in
where the fighting is going on"
Mrs. Annie D. Larson, a miIliner of
Fairview. is at the Cullen. having come
to the city to buy goods.
j. Ceerfayt. ticket and passenger agent
of the PENNSYLVANIA lines at San Fran
cisco was at the Knutsford yesterday. on
his way to New York to meet his mother,
who is coming from Belgium. They will
make a tour of Europe during the sum-
mer.
James Joseph and wife and two daugh-
ters are at the Knutsford. on their way
TO Los Angeles. Mr.. Joseph is a retired |
merchant of Cincinnati.
Captain George Ryan, a mining man of |
Eureka is at the Walker house.
Mrs. L. c. Manders and daughter. Miss
Alice Il. Rogers, are in the city for the |
and are located at l3g South /
Fifth East. where they will be pleased to .
zee their friends.
Kenyon.-R a. Carpenter. Mrs. ]. E.
Click. South Omaha; +. II. Doyle. San
francisco: j. w. Fuller, Portland; Harry
JeR Boyd YORK De " LaM cSr Mey- G. KFaps
|: johnson and wife. Cedar Rapids; Miss
edna Johnson. Iowa; w. w. Beams Kan
as City; Miss l.. Anderson, Newark, n.
jirich. Butte City: j. 4. Lovett' cincin
att O.; Frank Wright. Woodstown, n.
:; George A. Brown. Chicago: Harriet
>. Quisen, New York; Julia E. Barry, |
omaha; W. NJ. Jeffers. Nopeatte: L. S.
russell, Chattanooga; John Hall and
fife. Grand Rapids; A; L. Conger, United
antal. John Ridenour. Kansas City: w.
}. Gillespie, Philadelphia; Mrs. Anna
,acon, Mary H. Hogan. Harrisburg Pa;
'; H. Deshler, Miss Jennie E. Deshler,
lena Rhodes. Pottsville; Domingo
lana, .PhiIadelphia; Mrs; Domingo
) Lake, Mrs. w. b. Lake, Philadelphia:
aura Swartzlander. Mrs. e. c. Smith,
ardley; Miss A. Intz Philadelphia: Mrs
1izabeth Graybill, Mary G. Edwards.
Pa; Jennie. A. Gemar, East
range, n. j.; Emma F. Baldwin. New
ra. n. j.; Anna L: Moore. Mrs. Isaac c.
incent Ethel f. Vincent. Philadelphia
Iiss Mona NJ. May, Newark, n. j..
homas +. Manderfield. Mrs. T. F. Man
erfield, Miss Emily Manderfield. Charles I
Manderfield: philadelphia; Miss L.
Frankfort. Pa; Mr.. and
Irs. W. H: l.. westlake, Lehighton. Pa: {
Bucher Columbia: Mrs. J. G.
dimes, Miss Z. Arbuckle, Miss ii. Car I
enter. Philadelphia; II. n. Milyer, Lam
lster. Pa: Miss H. S. Ware. Philadel- ]
lia; Miss T. A. Strong. Camden. n. j.:
ISIS Carrie Shivers, Camden, y. j.; Mrs.
T. n. Stern. Philadelphia; Lewis Nus
ium, Philadelphia; Miss c. II. Hahn.
o. Atkinson, Daylestown. Pa; Miss
sther Harper. Frank w. Harper. Fox !
hase Pa: DR.. II. p. Yerkes. Mrs. II. +.
erkes. Doylestown, Pa; Miss Fannie
ice. Miss Selinda Coran. George ].
egler, Mrs. G.. j. Ziegler Walter
egler. Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Montgomery, ]
ISIS Montgomery. Miss Montgomery,
Miss ]. c. Forepaugh, Mrs. ]
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