The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-28
HOTEL GOSSIP.


aoo4t 10 be fulfilled said Mr.. RObineduX
Or Fdfts, France, at the knutsfOrd- L
nave Travelled all over Cape Colony, the
orange Free State and the Transvasl, and
know the country like a book The last
time was there was three years ago and
then could see that the present war was
pound 10 come sooner or later. l tell you
O-u Joan Bun Is not ngnung against SIM
PIE minded Beers, for he has to go against
German Aus rian and French eficerS OF
reputation. In De Niiier the Beers have
me foremost artillery strategist OF
FFdnce, and mad he not retired from the
army four years ago he would have been
general by this time. De Nilher, who
- - years OF age, IS responsible for some
o. the finest fortifications surrounding
Farls today. Not only is he a Frenchman
puI at the same time he is a friend of
the emperor of Germany, who took 10 him
greatly when he was military attache at
Berlin. Yes. John Bull the bully, has at
last met his match and if he doesn't look
Out ne viii go all TO pieces within the
next year or so. 1t was bound 10 come
ana this IS but the beginning Of the end
". J. Wilson of Ramos, Mexico, Is
among the guests registered at the White
house. In speaking of conditions in the
republic last night he said: There is lots
OF mining going on in Mexico at the pres
ent time and American capital is being
introduced, developing old Spanish mines
ana new prospects. Labor is cheap down
mere ana you can get pick and shovel
-LIA any NAAGLt iTOiu . cents 10 81 q QdN
OF course those are natives, but then
th6y are better than the shiftlesS drunk
en- Americans who tramp around that
country ana who dare not go back to the
states for fear OF the officers Of the law
laying hands upon them" Wilson then
proceeded to relate bis experience at a
DUH night in the City of Mexico a week
Hso iast sunday. He said: Il never in
my NE witnessed such a revolving spec
tacle as that bull fight and what made il
more Slckenlng to me was the presence Of
some 90 American women who occupied
prominent seats Is near the arena as they
coulu ger, Inc place was packed and the
performance was given by specially i'm
ported lighters from Spain who pranced
around and vaulted over the railing when
IhlngS became too tropical and the bull
made u generally interesting for them.
One OF the tOreadOrs after a mix-up.
spurred his horse around the arena three
or TOUR times, while at every step the
poor brute stepped upon its entraiS
which were trailing along the ground. 1t
Vas slckenlng spectacle in which the
Dull never at any time, had a show
D. II. Caldwell late of Mercur.. now
OF ALBERTA. Canada, came in from the
dominion yesterday and adjourned TO the
WHITE House. In speaking of conditions
IN the Canadian Mormon colony last night
ne said; There are now over 500 Nor
mons in the Alberta district. one and all
mere VITA the intention Of staying and
Dulldlng Up the country. Since the visit
or J. FeWSon Smith TO Alberta the diff
cultleS between the contractors and seta
Tiers working on the canal have been
amlcably adjusted and the work VIII be
cOmpi55ed by next June. Alberta IS the
hnest place for livestock 1 have ever seen
ana everything seems to thrive. Since
the fall of two and One-half feet Of snow
on oct. 10, the winter has been excess
SlVely mild, in fact it is about the same
UP there as here. There is every induce
Hlent ofIered by the Canadian government
Tor settlers. and ere long Alberta Will be
one or the foremost districts in the north
west territory"
I cannot for the life of me see how the
candy manufacturers in Salt Lake can
make and sell CONNECTIONS at the prices
they 10, said d. NJ. Wolf, the St. Joe
candy man. at the Kenyon last night.
EaStern hrTns cannot do much business
in Utah, for the local factories seem to
nave the state covered, with the excep-
tlon OF pan goods. Prices have gone up
IN every class Of CONNECTIONS. Take raw
chocolate, for instance. which has ad-
vanced from s to cents during the past
three months. Then. again, freight rates
nave gone up and confecUiOns have ad-
yaUCsd from third class to second class
freight" As a consequence, Wolf is net
particularly smitten with the west on
this, his initial trip, and signs for the
Black Hills district, over which he has
stamped for the past five years
". T. Troutman of Deer Lodge, New,
is among the guests at the Walker House.
TToutman has the distinction of being one
Of the first If not the very first man to
locate in that district. He reports the
Horseshoe and Homestake mines 70 be
getting out ore with seventy-five men at
work, While. gang Of mechanics, he
SAYS, is actively engaged in erecting a
mill and putting up machinery with the
intention Of pushing things during the
coming season. Troutman promises sew
eral eye-OpeDers from Nevada as soon as
facilities become =
plished fact.
Kenyon.-F. C. Bally Omaha: Trabue
Van Cullen. George McWfHiams Denver;
Johnson. Cincinnati; John WOlZsmith,
Spearfeld, S. D.; c. II. Knapp, Chicago;
Or. Macarthur Clayton, Leeds, Eng; z.
H. W Caffrey. ". r. Cooper, New York;
W. K. Biglow, Harry Grotage, New York;
Prescott Jordan, Chicago: John ARM
strong. Denver; J. 3. CosgriT, TT. STEELE,
Wyo.; AIT. and Mrs. r. II. Malone. E. B.
Dana, New York; r. L. Warmer; Kansas
City: 5. J. Jones, Provo; II. E Lou. san
Francisco; II. P. Melyy, Stateline; w. c.
Harris sterling, Colo; " N: Lewis,
Denver: r. M. Fonerook; Wyoming
David Hale Idaho, J. x. Mullen, Denver;
II. d. McMaSter. w. Manchester. Cripple
b Creek; Louis Marks, San Francisco; {.
G. Chrisman, Ogden.
Knutsford.-K. c. Baston, Omaha: II.
( A. Johnson, Denver; Mrs. ]. W. Walker,
J. W. Reynolds. Eureka; II. G. Park San
Francisco; 3. +. Shear. Denver: J. A.
Eade. Chicago; c r. Muiligan, Mrs T.
W Folsom New York; w. E Blakely,
Shilbyvlle Del; Mrs. i. d. Marsh. Har-
Tiett n. Cobb Warren, Pa, II. B. MytOn
and wife. White Rocks; Thomas II. Cav
slime, Cincinnati; William Lodge and
family. Washington; A. i. Barker.
Charles T Kaffenberger, New York;
William Ainsworth, Denver.
CuHen.-I.oais Kipp. Butte; W. H. Wat
tbs. ogden; John Roach, Parley's; Frank
Bradley and wife, Canaan, Ida; Perle Ben
nett, D. Givens. Seneca, Kan; Peter n.
and wife, Portland; NJ Roland, St. Louis;
@. Glendening and wife, San Francisco;
H Thorn, Lexington. Ky; p. d. Bartlett,
Denver; A c. Shields, Lake View; W
". Corey, Ogden.
Walker House.. r. Gellylen. Denver;
r. F. Bradshaw, s. T.. Alkine, St Louis
l. H Cline Stafford. Kan; J. Z. Bars
ness, J. NJ Davies, Bingham; a, Jet5rieS'
Grautsville; D. A. Reeves Lehi' I. j.
Gilmartin, Helper; John Waters, New
I York; Elmer Brooks, Kansas; J. f. Las
Ky; A. W. Leggett, Detroit, Mich; Mrs.
Cune Helper; NJ. II. Merrill and wife,
San Francisco: George w. DeTr, Poca-
tellO. Ida ]. NJ. GOrdan, Moab; j. II. Nc
Cha,w, Silver City; WI Sparks, G92shen'
Pitkin Niil1ville D. Cromer, Joplin, Mo.
White House.-Mrs. l. W. Booth, Bing-
ham: A. H Jones' Bingham; c. Smell, St.
Paul: T. H Clark and wife. Cambridge,
Neb.; James Hickey, Nevada; ]. 3. Don
ley ChTisman. HIS; 5. Gillett T; Lind
berg Ogden. w. ]. Wilson. Mexico; H.
Drew. Colorado; J. w. Deitz, c. w; Had
ley. Owatonna. Mimi: George Williams,
Miss Lena Brown. Coalville; G. NJ; Bea-
son. Ogden; A A. Perry. Coalville: j.
Hansen. Riverton, J. Thomas. Lehi: Mrs.
J. Hocken. Master Hocken, Bingham;
/ George Asquith, Miss G. Dracey, Can
ada: A. l. Johnson. Bingham; w. {.
Goodman. Ed Lee Provo. Mrs. 7. John
SON. Stanley Johnson. Lillian johnson,
Bingham: T. A. Davies, Ogden.
Rsol Estate Transfers.