The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Among the guests that are registered at
lie kenyon Is c. 3. Jourdain OF London.
a globe,rotter who has been
including India, Strait Settlements and
Japan in his travels. In speaking of the
said:
The, famine that is at present raging
through the land Is che worst that has
possibly occurred IL that land up to date
But that is not all the trouble for in
some districts the water supply has sbso-
luteiy failed and all the cattle have been
shipped out OF those provinces. leaving
the natives there absolutely destitute for
means OF subsistence. The famine how
ever. can be better handled than it has
been IN days gone past owing TO the fact
JhaJ there are a great number of rail-
roads that now stretch across Ind. and
by this means relief can be sent in =.
snort space of time. Nevertheless this
terrible famine is q great problem but it
taxes a lesser place IN the attention of
the public than does the alarming in
crease OF the plague, which Is apparently
81 ading on all sides. In Calcutta alone
when 1 left the country the natives We're
a. lng "a the rate OF from LOO to $50 day"
Coming down TO the topic of America.
Mr. Jourdain expressed himself as being
intensely delighted with all he had
seen during his sOlOurn in the states. with
the exception OF Seattle, which TO his no.
ton was too plebeian and Towdy place
TO SUIT the average Enghshman with cul-
tured tastes.
The globe-trotting EngIishman's valet
proved to be, If anything, more entertain
ing than his master in regard TO the
drawbacks of the biggest and most pro-
preSSive republic in the world. First and
foremost the valet aforesaid is the proud
pOssessOr of a delightful accent, only to
be acquired to the manner bOrnsby an eX-
tended and early residence within tho
sound of Bow Bells. Henry thinks that
the American saloon can be improved up
on:
why, they ave no bioomin' barmaids
hover ere in the blessed pub; Jist a bOun-
der In white westcoat who ands hOut
a bloOmin' bottle hand you clips yourself
Then the beer: Hit a bl0ke goes into a
pub and masks for q pint OF arr and art.
why the gent with is air parted in the
middle just grins and 'ands bout some
blOomin German stuff without hanny
body TO nit. Awsk i'm for a brandy split
hand e does the SOME"
Willard White of Boise registered at the
Kenyon, having just returned from a
three weeks trip To Boston, where he
has been purchasing machinery for new
power plant which is to be placed on the
Snake river, in connection with the Trade
Dollar mine. Mr.. White reports every
thing in a business way 10 be hOurishing
generally throughout the east. while the
farmers in the middle states, and for that
matter. everywhere, are to jubilant over
the prospects OF heavy crops this year,
on account of the timely rains that have
been prevalent.
E ". Slack, a prominent stock man of
Dillon, Mont. is stopping at the Kenyon.
1t is just fifteen years since Mr. Slack
visited Salt Lake. THE cattlemen can
thank nature this year for this prosperity,
as the grass has come up a month in adj
vance of the usual time, making il very
good for the cattle and sheep on the
ranges. It may seem a very simple thing,
but the early growth Of the grass means
hundreds of thousands of dollars TO stock
e fsaH $50
comes in a month earlier than usual. fat
and healthy, and the stockman is cores
pondIngly happy" Mr.. Slack expects to
leave for Kansas City to visit relatives,
whom he has not seen for fifteen gears.
White House.-Mrs. Briggs and fam
ily Bingham: T. T. Gillian Richfield, J.
H. Marbury, Leh.; NJ; V. Garland, Span
gins, L. German, Park City; Ed Foster
and wife Miss Foster. Green River. Wyo.;
J. A Jones, Park City; G. W Menden-
hall. Springville; ". l. Calho 2Sl Boise;
Spencer, Sanpete; c. II. Riley, Bingham;
J. z. Cunningham, Park City; S. Ruttle
and wife, S. J. Rogers, J. Davis, .. T.
Mccormick, Bingham; P. Phelan, Soda
Springs: Guy W. MendenhaH, Altus; j.
H Kirk and wife, TOoele; J. r. Hall,
Deer Lodge, New; J. w. Miller, Lincoln,
Tooele county; R J. Shields. Lake view,
Tooele county. c.. W. -Aidraeh, Clear
Lake; D. r. Gillespie, John r. Gellespie,
T0oele; J. Hibbs and wife, Nevada J. r.
Kilson, LigOnein, Ind
Knutsford.-A. s. J. Holt, San Fran
cisco; J. s Talbot and wife. Milwaukee;
F. r. Mcconnell. Omaha; r. N. Tinna,
Chicago: z. ". McGinna, Scatter Joseph
Wing, Boston; D. L. L. Barker, Montana;
NJ nd Mrs d. II. Anderson, Miss Good
ain, Scotland; J. r. Perry, New York; J.
&c Walker, Chicago, John II. Campbell,
ashiDgtOn, d. c.: ". s. Hayes, Chicago;
N r..naH-n
W A. MagOOly, Adelaide, s. A; Sol Leon,
s. Manhemer, New York; Mrs. 3. Z.
Stickney. ". c. Stickney, Don W. Stick
ney, Leadville; Mrs. 7. Farling, d. G.
and wife c. R. Mills, Mrs. James T.
Dickinson, Miss NJ. f. Lyman, Middle
field; p. J. Cirkle, Minneapolis; II. Davis,
P. B. Fauke. St Louis; Joe Guthrie, Chi
cage; A. J. Reach and wife, Miss Bertha
A. Reach, Philadelphia; Mrs. Lawrence,
Miss Lawrence, Chicagoi Miss A. d.
Marson, Boston; II. J. BabcOck, Lock
port; James Mullins, Massachusetts; Mrs.
J.. Blumener. Los Angeles J. A DeVelln,
Philadelphia +. II. Watson, New York;
A B. Fox, La Porte: John Diem, Park
Sargood, Australia; Captain n. D. HOus-
ton. Great Britain, w. p. Pierce and
wife, e. W. Pierce, Miss NJ. Pierce,
Grease, n. Y; r. c. Benight, Denver; Z.
n. Bray San Francisco.
Walker House-Chriss Denner. J. A.
Hunt, Eureka; Louise Goldbran, Rich
held. William Fraser, Brigham; \. 3.
McGorman, Park City; s. J. Hobegger,
Denver. Cole; J.. NJ. Pralke and wife,
Sterling, Kan; E. R. BrOckert, ". ".
BIaney. Boston, Mass; W. II. Hook,
LeadvilIe, Colo: r. Jones, J. 2. Jones,
San Francisco; L. Z. Hansen, Spring
vile; P. +. Hannah. Helper, Utah; r.
Kanenbley Cripple Greek; c. r. Mar
clubs, St. Paul, Mimi; W ]. Lee, Ran
dolph, Wis; Foster Stephens, Colorado.
Cullen.-E. A. McCracken. Milwaukee;
! NJ. J. WEIGH. East Pepperell, Mass; Z. ].
Raddatz, Stockton; James Andrews, St.
] George, Dr. John Grant and family, Dr..
/ Thomas Styner, Seattle; H. S. Martin,
/ Boulder Colo; w. H Watts, OGDEN;
/ ,,.erJ Greaves, Springfield, o.; Henry
( Thurstell and family. Miss Z. Hur1,
/ George F. Blessing, Reno. New; A. Bow
man, Altus; A. Prentiss, New York.
| The Kenyon--W L. Fox, Omaha; T.
/ Lell0. II. NJ Myers. ChiCagoi Rev. u.
/ Guellet. Winnipeg; d. ]. Wtghtman and
sister Pittsburg; 5. Z. Burnett, Denver
| F. c. Phillips. Omaha, ElWOOd Mead, T.
/ S. department of agriculture II. john
/ son, Anaconda, Mont; ". 4. Cobb, St
/ Louis; w H Muchlett, Arkansas; W l.
Rhodes. San Francisco; James J. Atkins.
1 PittsfieId Mass; Mrs. George o. Talpey,
/ Mrs. F. L. Rosenbach, Colorado Springs,