The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-16
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOTEL GOSSIP.
The guests at the White House yester-
day We're thrown into mild fiutter of
excitement owing TO a ceremony which
transpired in the parlors of the nostelry,
the Rev. Henry w Bloch officia ting. The
contracting parties were J. Mckenzie and
Mary DobDs of MercuT, while the Office
OF best man was gracefully filled by Ed
Layton, the well known god miner VINO,
when he first came to Salt Lake, regis
tered from South Africa.
DR.. A. w. Morrey of Mt Pleasant was
yesterday registered at the Cullen. The
surgeon from the south reports that San
pete generally is at present suffering
from clean pill of health. supeFinduCCd
by all concerned being too mucn occupied
with working out in the open air to nave
any time TO get indispoSed in any shape
or form. He says that the farmers gen
orally in his district are feeling very jubl
liant over the prospects of the heaviest
crops that have graced their granaries tor
decade. The wool men, however, do
not see Things IN the same rOSeate hue,
owing to the recent drop in the prices OF
the staple product of Sanpete county
In speaking about the smallpox Situs-
ZION, he said: Il am glad to say that the
disease seems to have now been COM
pletely stamped out in the county and at
the present time there is not a single case
to be encountered. Although there has
been some discussion to the effect that
the disease was not the SimOn-pure
smallpox, there is not a single doubt in
my mind that it was, although in the
majority of cases 1t was in mild form.
All l can say on the matter is that if
those who doubted that the state has
been passing through a visitation of
smallpox could have seen some of the
cases they would have had their last lin
gering doubt dispelled. Down in Sanpete
county today there are several people
who are badly pitted from the results of
the disease. As the symptoms in every
case have been the same there is but one
inference to be drawn from the epidemic.
and that Is that each and every case was
undoubtedly smallpox"
John Score of New Zealand was yes
terday numbered among the guests at
the knutsfOrd. The New Zealander is on
his way to visit the Paris exposition, and
stopped over in this city in order to take
IN the sights so dear TO the average tour
1St- In course of conversation he talked
in an interesting vein in regard to the
latest venture of the British colony in
the matter of furnishing pensions to all
old people who have been residents of
New Zealand for twenty-five years prior
TO receivig the annual bounty provided
by the government. The experiment, he
says. has been watched with interest by
the outside world, Colorado having re-
Gently sent q delegate to the colony to
look into the working of the scheme.
Under the law now in vogue, he says
that everyone who has resided in the col
to an annuity aggregating some $40. 1t
was thought when the proposition went
into effect, he said that there would be
a disposition on the part of the majority
to look upon the innovation in the light
of a charity fund, but he says that. con-
trary to expectations, everyone who is
entitled to the annuity draws it and looks
upon 1t as his right.
John B. King of New York. an old
newspaper man, is staying at the Cullen.
Three years ago he went to Dawson City,
to return after an absence of a couple of
years to the states once more. King now
proposes to renew his acquaintance with
chilly Alaska to the extent that after
looking up old friends in this city for a
week ne will pack his grip and board the
train for Seattle, en- route for Cape
Nome.
The Kenyon. +. Morris, Chicago;
John olg N ~ kleff' New York; w. c. Met
Mont; M. NJ. Magill. ST. Louis, Mo; H
Oppenheimer, New York; Lee Weeks and
wife, Vermillion, S. D.; julius Frank
ston, Wyo.; A. G. Beff. Washington. D.
C; H. J. Drikker, New York; A L. !
Fitch, Omaha; Dr. E. P. Howell, United |
Jones, Boston. Mass: Sohn F. Moore, New
York; George w. Abbott and wife, Miss
NJ. NJ Abbott, Concord, n H.; II. F. /
Terhune, New York; E. w Clark, Ophir |
l.
Burroughs, MindOka, Ida; George R. !
Storey, Ogden; E. II. Green, Ogden; B. !
Stetnan, Mercur; John Tiernan, Texas; /
Julian Hangwitz, New York; H, H. !
Spencer, Ogden.
The Knutsford.-W. E. Russell, Seneca, !
Mo-; Lucia L. Soloman, J. Fred Settling /
man, san Francisco; P. P. Shelby, Idaho; |
son, Everett, Wash; Mrs. w. J. Barnett, |
n. a. Barnett, San Francisco; +. B. [
Webster, Boston; o. D. Randall, St /
Louis; Palmer w Holmes, Chicago; T. /
w. Strother, Louisville; A Jonas. Oak |
land; Frank Campbell. George Campbell |
jr.. Warren, Pa; r. s. Morton, San Fran |
cisco; D. P. Bonnell, Grand Rapids Mich; /
Mrs j. s Wylier, Chicago; James T. /
Coleman, Redding, Colo; W. J. Dee. Miss |
Sawyer, Chicago; John A. Pruisen, San /
Francisco; Theo Starks. Moline: R. E. !
UniOntown; T. r. Kiley, New York; W. !
J. Bartnell, San Francisco; c. \. Cen |
try, United States navy; Robert J. Craig, !
Philadelphia; H. E. Morris, st. Louis.
The Cullen.-Joe NJ. Lewis, Chicago; /
James W. Miller Silver City: Charles z. |
Everett, Denver; A B. Lewis, Frisco; !
Gideon Snyder, Richfield; Charles Voight /
Columbia, ]. X. HUrd, ]. ". Wemmer, /
Cripple Creek; D. ]. Sheehan, Rangis, |
Wyo-; Thomas Riley, Omaha: H S Mar !
tin, Boulder; J.. Hartman, cheyenne; c. /
Florence Rhodes, Idaho Falls; S. F. /
Briggs, Nevada; l. S. Palmer, T O. HuT- /
ley, Denver; B. r. Webster, w. Haldtur /
Morton, Kan; j. A. Weed, POcatello.
Walker House.-JOhn McPhee. Utah; /
Tim Higgins, Green River, WyO.; I. c. /
Maxffeld, NJ. D. Call, Cripple Creek Colo; /
James Flanagan, George B. de Sellen |
Iowa; G. A. Winkler, Martin H. Quinn /
Victor, Colo; Mrs. G. A. Green, Marshal |
ton, Ia; j. GOodal Manning; Ned T. !
Hooker, Omaha; F. II. Mccall, Denver; /
Y. E. Gunn Findlay, o.; O. S. Duffield !
Camden, n. J.; James A. Eskins Red /
Canyon. Wyo; James Brown Amy 4
Wyo.; L. L. Baker, TOoele; All ErbOr, /
Bingham; F. Watt. E. Yates, Diamond /
vile; LauritZ Larson and wife, Mt |
Pleasant w. T. Flowers, Mercur; J. S. /
BOeman, Ogden; John johnson, Scipio; /
o. W. Bjilke L. L. Deman, Mt. Pleasant; /
Z. A. Bellington, Spring City.
White House.-Ed Raymond. Ogden; J. /
Canick and wife, Scofield; J. NJ Davis /
Denver, Colo; George Mapley, c., l. /
Allsberry, c. l.. Lindsay, Indiana; Mrs /
wife, GTantsville; John Mitchell, Tintic; |
J. Cameron, Park City; W. J. Clark, !
Grantsville: E. B. Arthur, St. Johns: |
George Hammond Grantsville; w o. !
Greer, Spanish Fork; Miss NJ. r. Daisey. |
Miss e. Iaundberg, Miss S. Lundberg, |
James Warden and wife, Bingham; Frank |
Tuttle Manti: John Walters, Denver: H |
Omaha; Thomas Vaweley, West Jordan; !
G.. A. Phillips and wife. Mercur; J. Ma /
guire, ogden; Ed J. Bews, r. J. Bews, /
Nevada; GuStaVe Anderson and wife |
Grantsville: w. G. Stewart, ToOele.