The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-19

them as they really were. They certainly
struck me as being a very peaceable class
of people, to all intentS and purposes sim
liar to the Quakers- These people, you
must understand, do not believe in war in
any form: consequently they have had to
suffer many prosecutions in their native
land, where they have been under a ban
for many years onsaccount of their relig-
iouS belief"
Reverting from the subject of piping
peace TO that of war, the minister of the
gospel proceeded to wax enthusiastic in
| regard to the patriotism of the average
Canadian. In the opinion of the preacher.
/ providing that there was a call made, TO-
goo men would respond within a few
| hours.
DO yon know, / cannot understand,
/ dontcherknow how ever you Americans
/ can tolerate those beastly wires STRUNG all
| across the Streets said Thomas Watson
/ OF London, England, at the ManitOu, yes
! terday. why ever, in this progressive
! country don't you put them under the
/ ground? This subject has caused the En-
Z gllSh people lots of trouble in times gone
| past in the large cities, until today there
| Is a big sentiment against overhead wires
and any corporation which desires to
string wires is compelled to put them
under ground. The telegraph department,
which is distinctly a government affair, is
/ at present completing the great work of
! laying an underground cable between the
! general pOStOftice7 in London and the Biz
completed England will possess the long
! est cable of that description in the world
This cable is being laid down chiefly in
I the nature of an experiment which, If
1 successful. will be of immense advantage
! 10 the service. 1t is in the nature of re-
] serve line in the case of storms brea king
down the wires, so that communication
can be kept up at all hazards If every
/ thing turns out as desired the London
/ Birmingham line will be the precursor of
0bher big operations in the same direction.
u
/ sooner or later going to dawn on you over
] here
! F. H. A. Lyle, proprietor of the Glen
coast yesterday and registered at the
/ knutsford. Lyle is Fastening back TO his
hoStelry from a protracted stay in Califor-
MA; He tells the same old story of people
laying siege to the ticket offices in their
frantic endeav0rs TO secure sleeping
berthS on the journey east. He predicts
that this season will be a banner one as
| regards tourist travel.
Among the outside Odd Fellows who
nave graced Salt Lake with their presence
during the last two days are Drs. w. ].
and Z. T. HosfOrd of Manti These two
brothers commonly go by the name of the
Siamese twins among the fraternity oW-
ing TO the fact that they both wear NUT
t0n,chop wh1skers and speak with an En-
SllSh accent When these two doctors first
located at Manti. some years ago. they
endeaVered- TO awaken an interest in the
ruralS TO the extent of forming a football
cup. 80 successful were they in their
project that some five years ago it was
Mantis proud boast that it had a team
that could lick creation. The enthusiasm
spread to adjacent settlements and for
time rivalry WaXed strong in Sanpete to
spread even unto SpringViIle the Temple
city proceeded to wipe the ground with all
corners and develop affiuence from the at
tendant gate money until one fine dav
I Ia ND rAla
under Association rules. Manti went
home again.
In speaking of the lamentabIe affair at
the Kenyon last night DR.. Hosford said
that from that day TO this the interest in
Association football had died a natural
death, with no immediate prospect of a
he said, as far as Manti was concerned
had died natural death, without even
the prospect Of a baseball club being or
ganized.
The Kenyon.-S;, Shoeroft. wife and
I daughter, Chito, Ia; Mrs. ]. r. Baker.
/ Cedar Rapids; II. w Adds. San Francis,
CO. co; W: 6: Page and wife, HALEY, Ida;
St. Joe; F. c. Bowen, New York: 7 II
hllhar, Delta, Colo; A j. Hotchiss. agent
What Happened to oJnes'' company; III.
SSSo9mersi Helena; Fred Lerch, Virginia.
Mimi; II. S. Townsend, Park City; Louis
Loeb, Rock Island Ills; w S. Hull. w,
b. Dougall, jr., Mercur; j. J. Lowell
Butte, Don L; Woifinger. Chambersburg.
Pa; James c. Hartt. Montreal, Canada
Mrs: M c. Weidmeyer, New York: Miss
NJ. NJ. DOremus, Miss NJ K. DOremus
Montelair, n. Y; j. G. Butler and wife
MISS Fanny Butler, Francis Lule and
wife, Springfield. Mo-; NJ. L. Coad, Chilli
Sunnyside. 80
knutsford.- stephen White, Massachu-
sets; +. II. A. Lyle, Glenwood Springs.
Colo; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H Spann. Mrs. RI
ii. Spann, Indianapolis; MIR and Mrs
John b. Agen, Seattle; L. G. Kruger, chi
cago; l.. NJ. Robinson, Denver; George O.
Hodger, Chicago; De F. Richards, Nyo-
ming; John L. Baker, Chicago: J. H.
LAUGHS, st. Louis; Ernest E. Reed. New
York; ]. Schram and wife, Chicago; H
NJ. Housekeeper and wife, PhiIadeIphia:
G Prouty and wife. Des Moines: A. in,
lott Miller, Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Nogel, Chicago; John Morava, Miss Mary
Morava, Miss Anna II. Smith c. K. Ira
cy, Chicago; w. Sykes, New York: Mrs
Virginia NJ Woolsey, Jersey CITY; Henry
Dunnell, Providence, r. l.; B. p. knight.
Kansas City; b. f; Bennett; Boston; w.
Daggett, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. c. I
Morton. Miss Grace Norton Duluth: w
ROslington, Los Angeles; Miss S. Boswell
Philadelphia; Miss Tudar. Baltimore: III
w. ThrockmOrtOn. Denver; Henry E- Nv
ons, New York; {. c. Compton. Denver.
Joseph Byrne, st Louis; j. H. Ginte. ST
Louis; ID. Kinsey, Chicago; l. c. Bradley
! lafayette. Ind; Andrew E. Lee, Pierre,
5. ID.
Walker House.-Mrs Nina Lester Dem
yer; w. Duncan, Grafton, w. Va: vii
liam Briggs, Grand Junction. Colo I OIL
yer, Park City; b. Young Mona Utah. 4
A. Forman, Bingham: John X. Chiftain
city; c. c. Ringer, w. E. Faden Tintic.
! H. H Jacobs, Z. K Murdoch. Grand
Junction, Colo. C. f.. Bernard Colorado
Springs; William Gray, jr. Chicago. n
w. Loveland, Philadelphia: George W
KelsO, Grand Junction, Colo: Fl r HoIz-
kamp, city; Joseph Z. Crook. Pavsone
1, Alien, Peter Kennedy, Price: Frank
Myers, Provo.
White House-John Morgan. Ringhan,.
P Michue and wife. F. d. DweIiev poca'
tellO Miss L. E. Miller, Bingham. 7 At
kins, Montana: S. A. Harrison CaStie
Gate; Peter Clark, t. o. KeenIe P3ri,
City; ]. B. Arthur, St. John. I w H.
efer Henefer; F. H Knuppel Milton.
NJ. Jensen, Brigham CITY: r Man1ias
Scofeld; ]. R. Rogers: Stockton; s. Ham,
bin. Kanab; c. c. Kinzie, Park Citv. -
II. Brown Indiana; I. J. Whitaker f2ira
ham; Mrs r. S. Teal, Mercnr. p +,
Jamison, Robinson; w. A Hicks. Ring
ham.
Modern Actor-I can't PLAY in that .nis,e
The role does not fit me. P-0N0-
Old-time Manager-I thought Won were
an actor.
Modern Actor M onl,, . -.