The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-20
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Harry Hynds got his head bumped in
Cheyenne the other day and the boys
haven't ceased 20 wonder yet" said NJ
Sdndow of Cheyenne at the White House
last night Harry. YOU know runs the
SWEETEST place in tOwn-the CaDit0l-which
Is a $ meal place with a bar and gambling
joint adjacent Some weeks go a fellow
they called Snakey Bill struck Cheyenne.
ana Harry and one OF two more sports got
toSether FOR quiet game Of draw, with
the result that Harry came out some s. 90
shy on the showdown. However he took
his medicine and drew his check ike %
little man. Bright and early the next
morning Hynos stopped payment on the
check at the bank. claiming that be had
peen lea Ike % lamb TO the slaughter, and
had run no against q lurid graft. The
boys were scandalized at the action of the
erstwhile dead game sport. ana il became
the talk OF the town. 50 much SO that d
petition was circulated by the staid ele-
ment asking that the gambling places be-
closed Mr.. Sandow further related an
other incident in the Cheyenne lie of the
slayer of Walt DinwoOdey TO the effect
that he eude8vored to run up against an
unknown Union Pacific brakeman with
a disastrous sequel wherein Hines sat
. down suddenly upon the bar room floor
with an injured air Of mild surprise
There is quite an interesting silver
haired couple staying at the Walker in
the person OF j. Wilson and wife of
Bloomfield Can. Mr. Wilson is en- route
TO San Francisco. TO engage I'm mission
work Tor the Society of Friends, or. as
they are commonly known. Quakers. He
said last night: while J. cannot state
definitely, / believe that today our society
numbers some 23.U00 souls in Canada, Of
course we are not 50 strong there as in
Pennsylvania but you viii find US wher-
ever YOU may go. We are, / Believe, not
regarded as q popular sect. from the fact
that our tastes in dress and address are
very simple. The general accepted idea
seems TO De that religion is too expensive
consequently our meeting houses are very
simple ana unaSSumlng structures. Mr..
Wilson, in a gentle. rafferty, way, while
his wife sat by doing piece Of domestic
sewing and nodded approval condemned
the war spirit, which is now rampant
among certain classes in Canada.
DR.. II. Mcclure Of Egerton Square,
London, Eng, created a mild Sensations
among the seat warmers In the Knuts-
ford rotunda yesterday as he leisureiy
stepped from the bus and surveyed
MOrmonopolis through his mOnocle. Clad
IN q mOSs-green shooting Jacket and q
'-WaistcOat' and combinations OF Orches-
tral pattern. the physician from modern
Babylon fairly hypnOtized the assembled
guests. The doctor was not q bit ''tOf-
fish, however. for after he had attended
to the cOmmissareat department and was
comfortably enscOnced in a rocker behind
q pipe OF tobacco. he spoke as follows:
The only fault have to find with Amer
lea IS that yous make your railway car
riages and some Of your trains so beasty
hot. you know that man is always
caIcnlng cold L have come across SIX
times, and must say I Ike America I
am just on my way back from British
Columbia, on a pleasure trip. You Amer
leans, / must say are endowed with a.
great amount of what you 50 aptly term
hustle It struck me so while coming
down from Vancouver last week. When
we arrived IN Seattle, II seemed almost
as though I We're on another continent. 50
great was the change ia business and the
department Of th6 pedestrians on the
al
Americans are never cOnteHted- and al
ways specializing, while the Englishman
believes in the old axiom that bird III the
hand IS worth two in the bush "
J. D. Murphy OF Cripple Creek is quar-
tered at the Cullen, having come in from
Colorado yesterday to visit mis- brother,
who is to undergo an operation al St
Mary hospital. In course Of CONVERSE
ton last night he said: The papers don't
tell half about Cripple Creek: why SALE
Lake is empty compared 10 that town.
We nave better hotels, stores and build
ings generally than you have here. and
everyone seems to be prospecting Trains
to all points leave the place on an aver
age Of one an hour and you can't strike
a bill around the place nut there are
gangs Of men grading and laying down
new tracks and scrappIng over rights Of
way. New strikes are reported every day.
and during this mild winter prospecting is
going on in fun blast" Mr. Murphy states
that Cripple Creek is now a strictly moral
camp ana LIlaL upon D6tuE VISITED Dt a
delegation Of fathers of families, the pro
prietOrs of the halls wherein the hckle
goddess Of fortune is WOOed. moved their
faro layOUts from the ground floor to
the second story some months ago
Albert Hagan. the merchant from Nam
moth, came into town yesterday and reg
iStered at the White House He reports
the mining camp to be pursuing the even
tenor Of its way undlSmayed by any cpl
denies or pending scandals In fact he
says ii is 50 quiet that he has come to
Salt Lake to look up few bosom friends.
Kuutsfora-Sam Daniels. Chicago: J.
w. Pr0sser. St Paul; Dr.. II. Mcclure,
London; George p Wade New YORK: ..
W. Hazard, De5 Moinesi Mrs f. J OUR
in, Santa Clara Cal, A z. Quirin, Cur
! rOeusvilie: Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. SeymOUTe,
New York; @. N. Churchill. Uric; j. z
Preston and wife, Denver; ". =. Clark,
r. ". Decy. New York: +. L. Hardness.
Minneapolis NJ WaSSeTmdn, Cheyenne
NJ r Curtis and mother, ManitOu; s J.
Monroe, Butte. j. D. Bamberger, New
York; N. C. Bugannl Denver.
CuIIea.-Francis Hall, Aercur; J. r.
/ TurnOs. Silver City; Henry Shields, Park
City: DR.. H Y. Cassidy Mt. Pleasant, S.
T. Beck, Spring City; Stella Rasmussen,
fora Rasmussen. Ephraim; T. G. Davis.
Cherry CTeek. New; Henry Davis, Provo;
J. 5. Reef, Leadville; NJ Todd. Brigham;
F. z. Baxter, SDringville.
Walker HOuse-TOm Ferguson. Monroe;
J. J. Brown. Sunshine; J. II. Roberts, j.
p Pratt Alton WyO-, T. n GaTretsOns
Bingham; W. j. Mendenhall, Montana 4.
NJ English, Seneca Falls; S A. Sellers,
Whiting Utah; Charles Nichles, Salida;
A. H. Savage. Arthur Savage, Rochester,
y. Z; J. =. Miner and wife, WinnebagOs
Mimi, l. Wilson and wife, BloOmneld,
Can; =, /. Powell, William Joie, j. &
Graham Bingham. Mrs. Il. NiCOl, Miss
J. c. Nicoi Winnipeg, Man; Mrs. Grain,
S. R. Wallis, A c. Byher, Ogden
White House.-Dorfsey Herr. C. A.
I Blake. l. n. Johnson Bingham; ". Ay-
I lett and wife. West Jordan. E Madden
/ Denver; T. Brown and wife, Bingham; Al
/ bert Hagan. Mammoth; A l. Johnson,
! Ogden S. S SCOvfl b A Ripple. /. Il.
/ Harrison Altus, r. J. Rogers. Bingham.
I G.. o. Abbey. II. c. fOrr6y, Iowa A j.
/ Ray. Portland, d. +. Bennett Kansas
/ City: A. c. BOgive, Colorado; F. R. Wag-
ner and wife, 5. Policy, Leli, Mrs.
/ George Weston. Master George Weston,
/ Ophir; ". J. Cragg. Denver; N. a.
] Blaire. Boston: ". S Marks, TOOele; j.
/ Morgan, Bingham, r. GustaISQn. II.
/ GustafsOn. Butte; s. i. Martin, Nevada.
/ A. J. Peterson, Park City; T. orr, ToOele'
/ X. Anderson, W. NJ. Pearce. Mercur; C.
/ y. Ray. Denver; J. D. Neednan, Ogden;
/ W. NJ Pearce. Mercur; c.. y. Ray, Dem
/ yer: J. D. Needman. a AOrey, ~. sam
/ uelsOn. ogden; Hugh Willis. l. willis. A.
T II. Kearues, Gunuison; H. C. Micol,
3 Heber: ". A Nuttau. Wallsburg: Joseph
/ LerwiI. Bingham; \. SandOW, Cheyenne,
! Miss s Brown Miss E Wallace, Mercur-
( IKenvon.-H. w L0veland. Philadelphia;
I W r. Bsardsley. ogden; ". J. SNYDER,
Park City. Charles i. Schroeder. Cnlca-
80; A j.. Huntington. c. j.. Huntington,
Mrs. n. A. Huntington. Layerne. Iinn.i
and wife MerCur, James Ryan, KEN
1 merer, Wye; 5 keOgh. Idaho, P IhOm-