The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-06

everyone seems TO be stark. staring MAD
on the subject of Cape Nome" said Ed-
ward Layton Of san Francisco al the
WHITE House last night. Continuing he
SAID Why, only "a few days ago Ihera
was a party of some seventeen left the
Golden Gate in small siOop with the idea
or reaching Nome by nook or crook They
only got fey miles out to sea. however.
before they struck a squall and were prac-
t5caliy wrecked. losing all they had in
the venture
People seem to be scheming every way
possible 10 reach the new gold fields ahead
OF the others / was up To Seattle a few
1aSs ago. That town, some years back
was aDout the deadest place / had struck
LOT many a long day. When i gOt there
TINS week il was simply hummlng with
people, Tor some time past 1t has been
impossible to get q house in the town
and when Il comes to the hotels. they are
SIMPLY crowded with men waiting for the
ooats to sail. Every berth on the steam
ers Is booked away into july and, taken
an IN az, there are estimated to be close
UPON f0iuVO people at present N Seattle
waiting for the sailing of the ships to
transport them to the fields.
4 suppose that along about next fall
we VIII all be asked TO subscribe 10 a
Iund TO bring them back again"
F. o. May of New York is numbered
among the guests at the Kenyon May is
known among the fraternity as the
Baby" on account of the fact that an
though he has been in the tile business
LOT the space OF eight years, he is still
young and alive to tell the tale
MI Mya says that the tile industry Is
one or those businesses wherein it is nee
esSary to maintain the greatest secrecy.
as regards the various processes through
when the clay passes from the time IT. is
mixed until il is taken out of the kilns
after being burnt for a period of three or
four days. This is Mays first visit 10
Zion, and last night he placed himself on
mn raHs.
why he said, you nave a hardware
store here that would be a credit TO New
York City, and those have visited today
snow taste in purchasing that it not
usually associated with the west back
in New York"
J. NJ. Studebaker, the millionaire wan=n
manufacturer of South Bend. Ind, came
IN from the east last night and registered
at the knutsf0rd.
At the Knutsford.-X. z. Burns. New
York; Hy Adler and daughter Pittsbure-
j W. Hughes and wife. Pasadena CAL.
J: X. Mcintosh, Richmond Va: c. C
Egglesten, New York, Philip Durlson
cripple creek; Eben c. Jayne. Minnie +.
durham, Annie V. Durham. Philadelphia:
a. j. Schevers Chicago. G. c. Sfrow
Portland; j. r. Patterson, Boston. DR.. II
=. Stone, New York: j. s. Archer. Misses
r. }. and A. q. Archer, Mrs. g. a. Archer
and family. St Paul; George Wrightman
and wife, Brooklyn; II. T.. Harris Ken
lucky: Heber Ingle and wife. San Diego.
Cal J. NJ Carson, jr., L. S. A. Washing
ton, ID. C.: II. G. Ramsay, Denver; A. Is.
Sawyer and wife, Tuscola, Ills; Mrs g.
, Wardall, Mrs. L. J. Wyeth. Tuscola
MS Mrs. A. d. Pierce, san Francisco:
f g Anderson, Chicago, A D. piver
Denver; James W. Johnson. Chicago. r.
G. Cloe Chicago; William Garland. T. w
Bennett, Los Angeles; W A Parry and
wife, w d. Wood Warsaw, Ind; w. A.
Mcdowell and wife, Agnes and Martha
Mcdowell, Mrs. E. J. Walker, Rockford
MS; 5 NJ Carter and wife, Hannibal
Mo- c O. Day. Boston; &. S. Johnson,
Detroit, J. NJ Studebaker, South Bend.
Ind.
At the Kenyon.-W B. Dix, Dayton. o.
L. J. Lively, Morrison, Ills; III. r Perigo.
Giucdso, l.. II. jackson, san Francisco;
Louis Friend, New York; J. Livingston.
San Francisco; David lie Seerie, Denver.
9. J.. Tanner and wife, Providence, r. l.:
T. J. Sphinx and wife Providence, r. J.;
Julius Green, Cedar Rapids: c. w Jones.
Milwaukee; +. Chandler, St. Louis; p. J.
Mullen, Pittsburg, n. Y; Louis - Lew,
Omaha, ". A. Roberts and wife. Chicago:
Felix Prudential, San Francisco; = r.
Hatfield, Los Angeles; l. NJ Hills Black
foot Ida; L. 3. Ovelman, New Jersey: J.
z Merrill, New York; G. ii. DOane Chi
cago; Louis Bishop Hall, New York. H.
NJ. Hathembeak, St Louis; J. A Heigen.
Minneapolis; W. II. Stevens, Marblehead:
H. Lehman, Chicago; II. p Koib, Omaha;
Royeu Scott Chlcagoi Fred Krone, jr.,
VI % AtUllts l.. HIUitt- Marie hIOlG, los
Angeles; B. B. kelliher, POcatellO
At the Walker. T. Kuntz. Ogden. J.
A Hunt, Eureka; j. II. MilhOuse sum
ner, New; Agnes Kelly, Park City: j. W.
BrysOn, Tom Kelly, GlOsteT o.. John
McGOvern, T. McDermOtt, San Francis
CO; H S Schriber, Washington: J. n
kemper and wife. Butte, Mont: NJ. S.
Thompson and child, Findlay, o.; Mrs.
MOneth, ROckport, Ill; Rev. II. G. White
and wife, Fowler, Colo; Frank Hail.
Mercur; John Anderson, Washington; r.
J. Stone, Portland; B. f. Watkins Johns
town, Pa; G. r. Stevenson, Albany ore:
Denver, Colo; f. n. POulsOn, Pays0n, ".
II. Loiter, Sunnyside.
At the Cullen.-Don Mcclure, Ogden;
H C. James, Bradford Pa; w B. Page,
Chicago; W. A Kay ogden: A B. Lewis.
Frisco r Z. Faville, Lake Mills, Wis
7. NJ. Baird, POcatell0; Charles II. Hart,
Logan; f. +. Baxter, Springville; b. T.
Young, Draper; A. Hanson, Provo.
At the White House.-W. Chadwick.
Ogden; Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. SUpler, Miss
Supler, New York; George Williams, Pay
son; 3. +. Woodward Diamond, D. II.
Lee King, Denver, Colo, @. J. Scarf,
Spring City; O.. @. Snow +. p Snow.
Brigham City; J. Coffman, Park City:
John Hogan, r TeWey, New York, j. II.
Love. Omaha; +. w Waquick, CrestOn.
Ia. r W Woodward Fresno Cal. Mrs
McCOppin, TOoele; p. Mclaughlin, Amer
lean Fork, J. J. Thomas. Fish Springs:
D. A. VIM, Miss l. VIM. Pineville
WyO.; J. Jones and wife, Pocatellc; +. ].
Murphy, Eureka; l. d. Wells. Z. A. Kee.
l. ROylance SpringYille; J. T. Russell,
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