Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
PERSONAL.

IN. Hyde OF Nephl is staying at tho
cullen.
A. Ionea u Denver IL staying at the
white liouse.
.. 4. Froshey of Boulder. Colo. Il a
guest at the white House.
W. H. Keiao N Butte. 10 among the
guests at the Walker today.
Henri 0rcsHit. manager ~ Miss
Blair. " staying at the Kenyon.
J. H. Mcaao. the Fort Duchoane mer-
chant. IL staying az the Kenyon.
Fred Harris. the mining machinery
man OF Butte. u staying at the knutH-
ford.
n. upper came In from Denver this
morning and registered at the knuts-
ford.
James u. Marriott and son. who hail
from Nevada, are staying nc the cullen
hotel
j. W. Mcintosh Of Provo came In this
morning and Registered at the Walker
House.
James McGarvy Of beaver city Is
numbered among today'H guests OF the
cullen.
4. At. sorligshow and X. h. whitney
Of San Francisco are quartered at the
iinutsford.
Thomas Wise Of Kansas city sen, hla
sample cases u shoes up 10 the walker
this morning.
Joseph sosa OF Helena and y. H.
Olluea % lutte. two mining mem are
guests OF the Knuuford.
George H. clair and IA 81 Clair two
mining men from salmon city. Idaho.
arr quartcrcd at the Cullen.
"A. l.. Frank. the well known mining
man and merchant of Butte. came into
town this morning and registered nt the
| knutafofd.
Madame rury Ia giving q public re-
/ cUption this afternoon ut me reaidgnre
Of AiiaH a. Craig. No. ~ north Main,
| who viii represent Madame fully per
marfutly hereafter in salt Lake,
Madam Tully leaves Salt Lake tomor-
/ row.
q. n. Porter Of Shelley Idaho called
/ az tho News" office today on his way
| TO Chicago whore he ~ g0lng To en-
gage In missionary work. Mr. Porter
/ a long time and Il 81 with reiucta""a
| that his resignation n accepted Le,iH
/ &. Larson viii represent the "NeWn' at
Shelley In the future.
| }. n. Bryur OF 4. G. McClurg a 60.
OF Chicago. is staying at the knulsford.
| In spyai,ing Of the book and stationery
! business he says. Christmas cards,
0
] continue 30 be made almost exclusively
/ In Germany, ana Tor some reason or
| other there does not seem 10 Dc any
| American competition 20 speak Of hut
| in papetcrira the American muuuitc-
/ turcr IL holding his own, aui there ugH
/ many new and elegant designs In THIS
| line " goods. There y 90 uncertainty
l in the cheaper, non-rupyrlsht books,
| owing TO the paper trust which has corr
/ rnlcd an the pnper-maklng plants To
] the country. both rag and wood pulp.
| There b. also anid 10 b. a shortage Ia
| rags. Notwithstanding the vast amount
| OF Asiutic and Egyptian rags dumped
| Into the American market"
D.. L. nroheny OF Tasmania "a a guest
! at the cullen. Mt hreheny has ~
Gently arrived from plwson CITY, 10
| which place he Travelled whom he nrli
| landed IN the United States. After
l sinking 5000 there 10 u vain endoavur
10 got rich. he lon in disgust and 10
| proceeding home around the world.
Speaking n nfaira In Australia hn
suya; There are some entcfrriflnH
/ spirits among our politicians who think
| IL would be- good scheme 10 secure ua-
l tiounl independence from the mother
country. hut. nj the same time, n this
I were achieved, the new nation would
/ be- ln large measure az the mercy Of
! other nations, since she would have n0
| navy. while now n there IN any trouble
there ~ the English navy 10 fan hack
] UU.'