The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-19
HOTEL GOSSIP.

HOTEL GOSSIP.
Miss Mamie c. Porter. the charming
daughter OF mine host Don Porter At the
Kenyon has returned from a term at the
Monticello seminary, which is stSu-
ated near ST. Louis. Miss Porter
brings back with her on her vacation
vivid "reminiscences OF the street car
strike in the Mound City. In speaking
regarding the subject last night, she said:
While, OF course, we girls were not
allowed to go into town on many occa-
siOns, nevertheless we saw some of the
incidents that were transporting at the
time. and while I was on my way home
/ I was among those who were on a car
that was the target for the assorted mis-
siles OF the strikers and their SympathiZ-
ers. Fortunately, however, no one was
struck but it IS not a very nice expert
ence at the best.
The strike is at its worst on the south
and east sides of st. Louis, and of course
everybody knows that II practically orig
mated on the suburban lines, which were
! the rrst 10 be ue0 up As a consequence,
the people living in those districts af-
fected were at a loss for means of trans
portation to and from the business cen
ter of town. The people, however, have
to an extent overcome that difficulty and
when ] left 1t was no uncommon sight
to see well-dressed laOses and gentlemen
riding in the big furniture and general
g
carrying of passengers in the place OF
the cars
As Miss Porter bears the distinction of
being the only Young lady at the MEnti-
cello seminary who comes from the west
she is quite the center of attraction
among the 130-odd students at the finish
ing school, who one and all have nick
named her the Mormon
at seems very strange to me that in a
city of this size the wheelmen are al
lowed to mOnOpOliZe the sidewalks said
I. E. Jones of Denver at the Walker
House yesterday. And Just look at that
fellow he calculated as a messenger
boy went sailing down the street with
his hands off the handleb3Ts and his
arms akimbo That lad wouldn't last
two minutes in Denver The law in re-
gard to riding and driving is very strict
there. First and foremost, all vehicles
must keep on the right side of the street,
under penalty of fine. Then the laws
governing cyclists about cover the stu
alton and work like a charm. Every BIZ
cyclist must keep to the right and at all
times when riding he must have his feet
on the pedals and his hands on the han
dlebars, which must not be lower than
the saddle. OF course, scOrching is not
tolerated and the man who INDUCES IN
that DaStime does so at his own peril
l think that If these rules were fnTGrcsd
/ in this city there would not be quite so
many complaints registered about the
reckless riding of cyclists"
Salmon fishing at the Dalles is not
what 1t used TO be, said Fl. 5. James
from that point on the Columbia river at
the White House last night. James then
went on to assign the reason of the fall
ing off on account of the number of
SeineS and fish wheels that are in the
river some forty miles nearer the mouth.
L can remember the time he said
when men used to make a fortune at
canning salmon in a very short space of
time and they would take out tons of
| fish day, which the Cinnamon used to
prepare for the market Those times are
all over now and the industry is in the
1 hands OF few companies, which are
( using every scheme to catch the salmon,
until one wonders how single fish can
! ever get up the river alive at all. For
any one going Up the river in a boat, he
| has the greatest time in lodging the vari-
I Gus nets and cOntrivances that are spread
to catch the finny tribe"
! The knutsfOrd.-H c. Dean and wife.
Sioux City: HaX II. Harris. Salt Lake, o.
| c. Gibson. Chicago; Daniel Dewey. jr.,
Baxter, St. Louis; G. y. Jacobs. Reading,
! Pa; II. O. EwingtOn, London G. Y Rus
sell, Helper; W J. Cartan; Denver; W NJ.
| Carpenter, Chicago; W. Rosenberg,
/ Omaha; D. ]. Griffin. Butte: D. Fichman'
| New York: H. E Mooney. Philadelphia;
/ B. Stenman, Mercur; r. G. Rogers, Bos-
I ton; n. Franklin, New York: A. r.
! Wurter and wife, Park City; George r.
I Trowey and wife, Vancouver; D. r.
Semons and daughter. San Francisco; NJ
NJ. O'Malley, Evanston.
| The Walker House-John Jane, William
/ Evans, Butte; Annie Sullivan. Kempe,
/ Ariz.; A. +. Hyer, A L. Johnson. San
/ Francisco; Charles Schulz, San Francisco;
John Gallig9n, Mrs. ]. J; Galligan, Park
] City; r. L Henick Bingham; J. F.
/ NeibeT, Provo; J. H. Knause jr., Butte;
T. L. McCaTty, Ogden; T. E. Jones. Den
Yer; J. B. Graham, Bingham; John John
son, Ogden.
The CulIen.-J. H. Bemis, Orleans; I. L.
Collier, Ashland. Wis. 2. E. Wilde and
wife, Boise; Miss Pearl Lanus, Kansas
Barbara, Cal; D. c. Sullivan. Eureka;
C Clinton Page and wife, Holding, Neb-;
Mrs. c. Hodge and daughter, California;
G. ONeilI and daughter. Ogden: E J.
Fisher, Pocatello; J. Strachan. J. Cliff
ford, Soda Springs, Ida; Alex Beckstead
Oxford, Ida; r. Malone, kemmerer,
Wyo.; B. J. Read, ogden; J. B. Ashton,
Denver; DR.. Styner, Seattle; w. j. Wal
ton, Ogden: J. H Brown, Gentle Valley
Ida; A. Bowman, Sol Stler, Alta; W. NJ
McConahay and wife, city.
White House.. A. LeydeI. Chipawa
Falls, Wis; Thomas jenkins, Butte;
Eugene A. HiEgiuVln and wife, Sumpter
Ore; Miss \. Gillett Dillon, Mont; r. B.
Brown and wife J. Fl. Marbury, Manti;
II. S. James. The Dalles; J. Warden and
wife, Master Warden, Provo; James E
Matthews, Mammoth; J. Hampton, Bing-
. ham; r. L. Booth, Highland; Al Chris
tan. Alta; C.. Clinton Page and wife, Ne
braskO; J. c. Owne, Arthur Meikle. John
II. Carlson, TOOle; f. A. HOdgOn.
Beaver; j. w. lvie, Salina; Alfred Gus
tavesen and wife, Grantsville; II. n
Hayes, Richfeld; r. WarburtOn and wife
TOOele; c. A Buckley, Grass Valley, Ore;
Charles II. Roberts, Bingham; W. d.
Livingston, Manti; Fred Crosse and wife,
Miss Crosse, Miss r. GTOse, Provo; H. A
James, Chicago: G. T. Adams, Mercur; E.
n. johnson, Bingham.
The Kenyon.-F LeIlo, Chicago; Z. T
Morton. New York; E. J. Mccormick,
Brooklyn, n. Y; A. G. ROsentha and wife,
St. Louis; George KislingbuTy, San Fran
cisco; H. =. HerSby, Idaho; T. F. GibbOn,
Los Angeles, Cal. Lewis E Bottom. DeS
Moines. Ia; DR.. Horace Merl1el. Seattle;
C. R Hit Boise: Hugh Mclean, Provo;
William Harcumbe. San Francisco. J. q.
( Chase. Denver; G. Williams, Fremont,
Neb.; +. Clinton, jr-, H. Hubbard, Den
yer: G. L. Price, E. Connolly, California,
L. H. Williams, John T. COnnOr, Stock
ton; James AdamsOn, Cincinnati; Oscar
Eggleston. Omaha; Edward Vernal, New
York: w Davidson Lincoln: G. r.
Runney. E S. Jackson. Boston; W. G.
Sheahan. Wattsbury, Wash; r. S Smith,
Provo; G. w Shaw, Springville; LOttie
Ball. Leadville, Colo.
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