The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-01


guests registered at the Kenyon. Mr..
WheJhey, who is Senator Clarks right
hand man in Butte. is down from Non
tana on business connected with the Ophir
Hill mine. and proposes 10 take TIP
down 10 Mercur tnls morning In course
OF conversation Lass n.snt he said regard
ing the alleged bribery investigation now
going on iu Washington. II have no fear
tor the mai issue. Senator Clark Wiil
come out All riGl-i and as TO the claim OF
THIS man Jackson. whoever he may De. 10
the eject LnaL the senator tolu lln ne
would land the requisite number or votes
by NOOK or bJ crook. 1 think / know Mr.
Clark 100 well 10 credit tnat statement Tor
an instant
IF you want 10 get a drink in Australia
on Sunday you are required TO sign card
TO the effect that you are a bona hde
tourist or trave.eF, before the barmaid
viii pass the bottle" said zee kambeli OF
san i francisco at the cullen last Night
hdmDetl tr1Ve-s for Il New YORK busy
hrm and in the course of business visits
Honolulu, Australia and South America
once a year in The interests OF his nrrl.
he says mat the American vehicles gem
era-ly knock out those Of English manu-
Ia-LLre on the basis of nVe TO one, desi re
tae fact laat IN Jae various colonies q p,ie
AnGD91es. WITH the exception OF New
SCUM Wales. me duty on vehicles, ire
speclNe or value, amounts 20 SO per
wheel. In the matter of newspapers,
he said Australia Is away behind
America The Cnly thing they seem TO be
up 10 ddCe in being cricket reports, and
the devote uFe or SIX columns 10 that
udslme. 10 the exclusion or Geographic
matter one or two papers DO indulge in
cartoons once in awhile, but taken gen
orally they are very mediocre attempts.
Nnlle YOU can naru.y term the austria
Iaus sporty people as class, L guess
Inalr MClD0urue cup race brings out more
people lhGu any OLner morse event IL the
world. I was present on the course IN
Melbourne la6t year and made one OF IOj-
go spectators. The average Australian
eutertains feeling Of gOOdfeliOwship to-
ward Americans generally. and IL was
quite a sight 10 see them stack up around
the bUlerL-. boards in Sydney during the
war with Spain and near their eulOgistic
commouls on the powers Of the American
navy
Fred Presebery. who entered on his du-
ties as clerk at the Kenyon on Tuesday,
received a telegram from the east yester-
day informing him Of the death OF his
ndncee- Presehery had everything arrang-
ed TO get married within a couple of
months and bring his bride TO Salt Lake.
The sad news comes as a severe blow 10
the genial hotel clerk.
The armies Of England. Austria and
Russia have for some time past rec0gniz-
ed the stimulauve. and nutritious virtues
Of cake chocolate. and have as a c5nse-
qucnct included IL IN their cOmmiSSdry de-
Dartments.' said A. +. Van Emden at
the knutsfOrd last night. Chocolate
and cocoa generally has become to be IN
practically universal demand in all civ
Ilzeu countries during the last few years.
Such has been the demand for it that
the price or the cocoa bean mas gone up
90 per cent Ecuador, Trinidad and the
West indies generally are the native soil
OF the bean, where il is cultivated upon
large scale. For any enterprising Am
erlcan TO go out to the Philippines and
start up q plantation would be a splendid
speculation. From all / can hear the soil
IS adapted TO the growth OF the bean and,
with the cheap labor out there, IL should
prove a paying enterprise from the start.
As II As now, my firm of d. Ghirardelli *
co. last year shipped three carloads Of
chocolate 10 Manila, and now the boys
out there are crying for more. We are
dheau or Europe on the chocolate prOpO-
s1tion, but / should ike to see America
adopt the English adulteratiOn law, which
insists that all dOcJ0red goods shall be
labeled as such There is not a trade
so open 10 aduiteratiOn as is ours, and the
pubic should be protected from unsCrup-
ulous dealers who reap large prolts by
the JudlciOuS introduction of starch ana
foreign matter into their coCOas.
II have lived in Denver for some time
and / consider that the Denver News is
inc Best paper in the west; after IL comes
The Salt Lake Herald which without
question is the best paper in Salt Lake -
This remark was uttered by J. n Castle
OF Mercur at the Waite House last night
during the session of the impromptu de-
batting society which nightly holds sway
around the stove anywhere from 1880 to
10 %. m
Willis Wright of the Gaffney Carpet
Manufacturing company, South Carolina,
Is numbered among the guests at the
cullen. he said yesterday: Although
is m l4r r~rrGrr
all manufacturers are working indepen-
IDENTIFY Of one another the price OF car
pets has raised cents a yard. with the
prospects Of a further immediate rise
This state Of affairs is due 10 several
cauSes-Our weaveTs have received a %
per cent advance in wages, then the Eng
lish government contractors at the out
break OF the war cOrrered ali the yarn
they could lay their hands on for the max
ing Of government blankets. Wool has
gone up'-eyeTy thing has gone up. Never
JhaleSS the carpet men have not raised
The price On their ingTains in proportion.
America leads the world in the manUfac
Tura of flOOr coverings, and In Canada to-
day We can underSeN the English manu-
racture- article. despite the 10 per cent
duty on our goods when they cross the
border"
/. A. Jones, superintendent Of the North
eTn Light mine came in from his home
al Logan last night and registered at the
White House. Jones says that ne has
eighteen men actively employed down at
the mine, getting out blocks of mill ore
and that il viii not be long ere the North
eru Light stock viii take a jump up the
scale.
American tin knocks the imported ar
ticle every time" said R ". Foster Of
New York at the KnutsfOrd last night.
Since the trust got hold of the industry
il has treblo1 in price. however. although
the last two weeks it has been easier"
Foster doesn't Ike trusts and prlCeS MINI
self on carrying a staple line of anti
trust antitrust tinWare.
Knutsford.-Mrs. J. p. Riley. San Fran
cisco, H. p Thompson. Chicago, Urban
II. BTOUETh, Boston, r.. l. Kern Chi
cagO- r. W. Foster. New York +. Lis
ton Denver. A. T. Van Fmden. san Fran
cisco; +. p. Mann. Milwaukee; J. L. Eade.
Chicago D. =. TunnieIeif, MacUmb Ills;
Y. W. Robinson and wife. Camden. y. Y;
A. j. Hammond Tampa; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert c. BurTdge. Albert c. Burrage, jr-,
Francis r. BuTrage. Russell BuTrage,
Chllds. i. g kiumur. F. NJ. SCHNEIDER,
Boston; George j. Bancroft. Denver h
=. Harbaugh. Portland, f. o. RuGyan and
wife. J. y. F. Reynolds, Denver Mr. ana
Mrs Leon Warcheimer. PitJsburg, DR.. A.
NJ. Maclaiu. LeadVl4e; William Berger
G. W. burlington Boston.
Culen.-CharIes Hester, Denver; S. c.
Aver. Omaha. Charles ). Russell san
Francisco f. n. Bryan. Granite Ore;
A H. Cruber. Milwaukee. +. Green,
payer; Willis Wright. Terre Haute, Ind:
Joseph q. Tyler, OGDEN d. I. Richard
son Ogden. L. HOlbrOOk, Provo. r. 5.
Spencer. Woodruff; j. L. Pugh, Denver;