The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-08
HOTEL GOSSIP.

I1OlLL UOCOl1.
Jim Shields. the genial Democrat and
representative of the largest clothine
mousse IN Chicago, came to town last
night and inscribed his AUTOGRAPH upou
the register at the Knutsford.
''Wheelmen NAV never be out of a
job" said E. S. Smith of Denver ar
the Kenyon last night. IF the inven-
ton OF certain groceryman on Broad
way, Denver, is patented and nut upon
the market. This ingenious fellow has
| rugged up a machine by which he can
| grind AL the coffee that he wants in
the space OF very few minutes. 1t is
a very simple contrivance, made out of
the frame OF an old wheel with the
chain attached to the axle of the coffee
mill, and all the fellow wants to do is
10 mount his bicycle, which is geared
] up 30 LOO inches, and he pedals ont
/ coffee by the pound. The contrivapce
4 was only put in his store a few davs
ago, but the fame of it is already
spreading, with the result that the de-
| livery boy has struck for higher wages.
upon the plea that he is not training
for century race"
"In my opinion the Stevensoo
combination is as strong a one as the
Democratic party could possibly nut
into the field, remarked Judge Lau-
renee p. Boyle of Chicago at the Ken
yon last night. II voted for BRYAN at
the last =. esidential election, and /
shall most assuredly do so again next
fall. AS TO Stevenson, 1 think that
they could not have picked a better
man, for he has stood trial before and
found not 10 be wanting; in nv opinion
the ticket is vastly superior to what II
would have been if Hill had been nom
mated for vice president AS for Sui
yer, well, the great majority of the peo-
pie have never heard of him out here
in the west"
When asked for an expression Ss to
the way that Chicago would go next
fall, Judge Boyle declined to be quoted
upon the subject. He said: "One never
knows what will happen inside of six
months. The entire sentiment may be
changed The bottom may fall out of
the trusts. and this trouble in China
may have the effect of causing a de-
mand for silver the like of which has
not been witnessed for many years
past. One never can tell as to what
may happen, and silver might go above
the dollar limit, for all We know"
In answer to another question, Judge
Boyle stated that when it came to city |
politics as regards Chicago, that he |
had ceased to take any active part |
since five years ago.
The Knutsford.-A w. Aud. Saginaw. |
Fried, Battle Creek; J. F. Shields. Chi |
cago; R. L. CHIFFON, Butte; r. Hoogland /
ana VIE, Miss j. Dickinson. ]. c. Hoog- |
and, New York; w. H. Gippans. San |
Francisco; r N. Goode, Washington. d. |
C.; E. B. Liton, Massachusetts: A. Bode-
mlrlser, Chicago; Mrs. James G. Martin
and and daughter. South Omaha; DR.. u. NJ
coouiey Detroit; Mrs. o. D. Henry, VOL
;ott; W. G. Waw and wife. Cairo. Ills:
Mrs. Frank Reynolds, George T. REYNOLDS
Brooklyn; Charles j. Weir, Massachu-
Gaddis. Miss Haddis. Helena; o. o.
Nhittemore, H. V. Meloy, Columbus. o.;
2 Rhodes. Auckland, N. T.; Mr.. and Mrs
M. Little, Philadelphia; Mrs. S. c.
I ransur, Los Angeles; j. j. Moore, San |
francisco; George Walker and wife. San |
Francisco: T. c. Kennedy and wife. Burl-
ngton.
Walker House-John Sullivan. Walt
Andersen, Park 6ifyS C N CARPENTER and
wife, York. Nebs; Mrs. H. johnson, Chi
ago; L. D. Chapman, Dayton, o.; J. NJ.
Phillips. Lowell, Mich; Josie Wood, Gal
-eston, Tex E. 2. Dukman. Los Angeles;
T. u. Dexter, Boston; II. ]. Burgham,
session; W; L. Elerman and wife, Ogden;
drs. Ed Chase, Park City; Homer VIII
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'hio; d. Ward, Colorado.
The cullen.-E. j. Aleoburg. Evan; S. F.
ohnson. Payson; J. D. Smith, South
lend; Ind; w g; Webb Ogden H. F
suite; W. R. Young American Fork: A.
!. Ross and wife, Provo; G. r White,
lansas City; Thomas Judd, st. George.
White Houses. A. Stewart, Provo;
- Cayocca. Colorado: G. s. Crosby.
royo; F. futile, Manti; J. McGuork,
ark City. H Bender Altus: A c. Nc
cod, Denver; Mrs. L. s. Osgood, H. C.
ussen and wife, w. N. Garner, ]. Eng
md Tooele; G. A. Calls. Coalville; H.
Ledgerwood. Silver City; n. Weldon.
ucker, Utah; E. G. Davis. d. Coakley.
iaho; L. Z. Perkins Denver; j. b.
aZelgrove, Bingham; L A Jones, Mer-
ir; d, J. Harmon. Preston. Ida; L.
organ, Stockton; w. c. Price, Rush
alley; R. Reed. Bingham: j. f. Variey.
ISIS Varley, Eureka.
The. Kenyon.-Martin schnick. New
ork; William hampton. Pocatello: E.
Smith; Provo; l. NJ Cargo. Frank H.
aylor, Pittsbufg; J. A Feisch, w j.
eisch. Chicago; F. Emmel. jr, wife and
lid, New York: William R. Bradshaw.
: Louis; NJ. L. Mesham. Denver: c. w.
lefendufer and wife. Edna L. Sweeny.
a. Dr. M r. Ganbety. San
aklland: E.. Mosely.. Kansas City; d. ].
ndsay, Chicago; H. G. Shedd, Lincoln.
eb-; ]. E. Hensen, Boston; Ed Shane,
anSas City; Gus Hoffstadt. Chicago;
IN Francisco: Mrs. c. z. Grove. Sno- :
inc. Wash; F. c. Phillips, Omaha: R. :
isle Newman. Georgia: John Pekin, I
nahai Mrs. ]. H Allen, Chicago. Su- /.
n Jennette Harker. Frances e Shu-- A
en- Paul l. Shurmen, Denver; Grace ]
Allen, Chicago. &