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


Been east; had a big time, and am now
going back to China. said Tom D. NC
Kay. general passenger agent Tor ASA OF
the Southern Pacific, Union racine ana
Chicago & Northwestern railways, at the
KENYON Yesterday First time | have
been back home in over ten years, ana l
am sorry l could not stay longer Salt
Lake City has grown since | was last mere
and l can scarcely recognize it. L just
stopped off to see my old friend Don For-
ter and must hasten on TO San Francesca;
as 1 leave on the China, the next mall
steamer.
I'VE sell more wine to France than we
do in this country, and 1t all comes PACK
here with Partisan labels on II. saiu N. N;
Kenyon yesterday. He is connected Win
one of the largest wine houses on the
coast. "Our trade this year has Deen very
fine" said Mr. Rosenblatt. Americans
appreciate their own country more every
day, and our wines are becoming more
popular all the time. 1t will not be long
when il will be requisite to nave an Ahier-
lean label on every bottle or Wine
"The cattle industry was never more
PROSPEROUS than ii is at present, Salu j.
r. case of Chicago at the Knutsford yes,
terdav. Il am feeding a great many head
in Nebraska at present, and ma II very
profitabIe. That state Will have tremen-
dous corn crop this season, ana us citlzehs
are in a very fiourishing condition
"ohio is getting tired of Mark Hanna
and his iron hand" said c. A Clarke, eX-
police commissioner OF Ioieooi at az me me
state to go Democratic in the next elec-
tor. and expect to see. John X. Mclean
of the Cincinnati Enquirer our next gov
ernor Toledo is in tine shape ana pusi-
ness was never better than just now
salt Lake City is pretty town. and
that lake beats ours, sai9 w: q af
-, ri N
Chicago at the Kenyon last evening
have my wife and child with me and
think your lake is a great place. we
ali went in swimming and tound we
couldn't sink l had an awful time with
INV son. His head would go down ana ms
feet up. but finally taught MIN the COM
bination."
James A. Eakins and D. OBJ. o'Brien
are at the Knutsford. They are pronl-
nent merchants OF Red Canyon, Wyo-,
and have come to salt Lake City 10 pur-
chase their stocks.
A. A. Pike of Dubois. Ida. prominent
merchant, is in the city at the Kenyon
d. H. Biethan of Blackfoot, Ida. is at
the Kenyon. He Is down 10 purchase
his fall stock
Adolph Eliel of Eliel Bros. Dillon,
Mont. is at the Knutsford. Like all good
stocks here in Salt Lake City.
w. NJ. Miller, a prominent newspaper
man of Butte. is stopping at the Wey
hotel
William s. Fitsch of the pension depart
ment, Denver, is guest at the Wey
hotel.
Knutsford.-R w. Breckenridge. Oma-
sa; II. w. Breckenridge. Toledo; s. A
Hutchinson. Omaha; a. J. Banner
schmidt and wife. ]. G. Bannerschmidt,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c. Reed,
New York; J. s, Munger and wife. DaI-
c. Buell.. c. w. Power. John Smith. Prov
idence; George II. Tenire. San Francisco:
George F. Walsh. Sacramento; A. w.
Elliott. Boston: w. w. Rogers. Yanana;
Thomas Wallace. jr.. Robert d. Grant.
Connecticut; ID. b. ellis. Butte; Lalon
Horton and wife. New York; Mrs. S. s.
Murphy, Chicago; II. F. Probert, Den
yer: Mrs ID. Freeman, Abel l.. Freeman.
Miss Leo d. Freeman David Freeman
Galbeston: F. E.. Avery. Fort Collins,
Colo; Mrs. William S. Avery, Kemmerer.
Wyo.; c. S. Pratt, Little Rock: -re-1as