The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-23

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hing that Russia could call out at a short
notice
The two japanese engineers left for
Butte last night where they will study
the latest improvements in American
mining.
The third marriage ceremony that has
occurred at the White house during the
past week, took place yesterday in the
parlOrs of the hotel. The contracting
parties were A 0. Evans and Miss Elma
Bird of Ophir The couple were united
Tor better or worse by Justice Pardee
while F. L. Limbeck and Miss May
Goodwin of Ophir and Lehi respectively
acted in the capacity of best man and
bridesmaid.
while it is true that the bubonic
plague is causing alarm in some quar-
tiers, l do not think myself that It
amounts 70 anything. said Henry jacob
OF san francisco at the Kenyon last
night Undoubtedly there have been
one OF two cases in Chinatown, but the
authorities are exercising the greatest
caution and there IS no fear of it spread
ing. / understand that some of the Chi
namen who desired to leave the city were
refused transportation by the railway
companies, which suppose was a wise
pfecaution, Personally. however I would
not be afraid TO walk all through China
town for ali the plague there is there.
me johns are raising a great uproar over
} the proposed incubation as a preVenta-
/ tive, and think that there may be trOu-
+ bic over the thing yet. as they seem TO
} think that the doctors are going to kill
them of in a mysterious fashion 1t is
/ TOO bad that the thing has happened, bat
now that it has it cannot be helped, even
/ II 1t does do the town lot of harm
1.-THE mines at Stockton are nlueufng
/ along and getting out regular shipments
/ OF GRE, said w IT. Mcfarland at the
/ " hlte House last night. Il suppose that
! there must be over 100 men working there
I Nrcc a urtff cs~ II, LOT
/ of new machinery. consisting of a hoist
and pumps, while the Lion. Honorine,
Hercules Leanore, Galena King, Sham
rock No You Don't and the Silver Coin
+ are eli working few men"
irwin A. MedlaT, owner of the Omaha
! Daily Hotel Reporter is stopping at the
Kenyon Medlar reports that Omaha is
+ enjoying a veritable boom at the present
: time, so much so that all rents have
gone UP, IN some cases as high as 80 per
cent: lie says that he cannot assign any
particular cause for the prevailing state
( OF affairs, except that times generally
are good and have been getting better
every month since the fair was held in
] that city.
/ Ludwig Edseman of Eiseman Bros, wool
+ buyers, Boston. is numbered among the
! guests at the knutsfOTd. In speaking in
+ regard 10 me wool situation last night,
he said; Utah wool this year is a better
sample than it has been for four years
/ past. The growers this season are some
/ what tardy in selling, and then, too, the
manufacturers are not buying to any
/ large extent. but look for a break right
away and then the wool will move very
quick If there were business in the
J east, then there would be business here.
Up at Rawlins the wool is nearly all
/ cleaned up. however. Coming down I
bought 10000 pounds. and from a tele-
! gram l received tonight / see that over
100000 pounds were sold there today"
! The guests were entertained at the
/ Kenyon last night by the "Orianos.' four
/ gentlemen who are not cOlOred, but were
! born that way The programme consist
| ed of vOctferous coon songs, to the ac
] compartment of guitars and a mandolin.
4 the chief feature of the entertainment
being the expansive mouth of one Of the
performers.
The Kenyon.-Frank Hershey, Nebraska;
/ II. S. Hershey. Harrisburg, Pa; l. M.
+ Cole Chicago; DR.. e. 0. Bonner. Spo-
kane; Mrs NJ. A. Morrison. Kansas City.
Mo; z. c. Mairrel, Denver: G. w
MOiseT. D. c. Johnson. St Paul, MINI;
NJ. l.. Mecham, Denver; D. a. Erkwin,
4 o. Granred. Grand Forks; William Nj.
! Roylance, Provo: f H BOch, St. Louis;
G. ". Jones, Milwaukee; A. H. Brown,
Butte; Mrs A Hill and children, Butte
T. r. Grants, San Francisco; J. F. Bur-
rough. st. Louis Mrs. Henry 3. Harcus,
E San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. A. RosemOn,
Salt Francisco; Miss Master, San Fran
ScOwcroft, ogden: John F. ConnOrs
Rawlins, Wyo.; F. S. Ball. Wyoming;
Mrs. g. l. English Baker City; J. Y
! Armstrong, Denver; c. II. Miller. Ogden;
W. w. Kelliher Pocatello; ]. E. Boute
Chicago; H NJ. Weigert, New York:
P. A Whitehead, G. c. Van Al
styne, Grand Rapids. Mich; c. H.
Lynberry, New York; w. B. Searle and
The White House,. Fredrieksen,
Grantsville; J P Anderson, Chloride,
Ariz.; B. l. Sollars. Washington; Mrs j.
Jimpsen, sr., Bingham; Miss n. Ziegler,
Denver; c. Heintzchan, J. r. Fay, Ogden;
E. W. Parker, Preston, Ida: A F. Ander-
son, Mt Pleasant; w. ". Thompson, D..
w. Ostrander, Eureka; Joseph Stras-
bury TOOele: A. o. Evans Miss Eima
Bird. F, c. Lineback Ophir; Miss May
Goodwin. Lehi g. c. Evans and wife,
Weber, Cleveland. O.: ]. w. Miller,
Idaho; James Hickey, City; d. Sessions,
Kaysville; w. o. Greer, Spanish Fork:
Peter Clark and wife, Master Clark and
baby. Park City; A. J. Kilbourn and wife,
Bingham: E. T. Richardson, F. Il. Grand,
Ogden; Frank w. Emery Park City: W.
S Arnold, Ogden: NJ. Thoresen, Logan;
Dr. E. 3. and J. 5: Green. Scofeld: John
P Tate Tooele: Frank Motley NJ JEFF
ferries. Grantsville; f. H. Knohn, Grand
Junction.
The Observation-Disclosures Davis, st.
Louis: c. A. Field, San Francisco; Barton
SeWell, Newport; Il. w. Heiss, New
York: A. Raht. Denver; A. Eilers,
Pueblo; Anthony Sneve. Denver; J. P.
Hayes. Chicago; Mrs. A. Baker. F. Nj.
Cornell, San Francisco NJ. Hillard, st.
Louis: II. E Testhunaecher. Cheyenne;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ward, Mrs. i. A. Brint-
nell, Hamblet, n. Y; w. v Rice. Park
City; Frank K Wilson and wife, Miss
Angel V Mills. Butte, c. w. Steele. New
York: Miss Blake. Miss T. Fl. Blake.
Boston: =. Waldo Ward, New York; Kali
Springfield; .. E. Hallett, Boston.
The CuIIen.-Earnest NJ Peyton Price;
Thomas r. Ouines Helper; A thinner
man. PendletOn: S. g. Dyer. Milford
Mrs William Hodge. Brunlan; c. j.
Seppert Faribault: George NJ. Myers,
William T. Myers. Toronto. o.: II. Jacob
son. San Francisco: A. B. Lewis Frisco;
F. l. Lineback, Ophir; w. n Ryer.
Denver, F. II. Wegle. NamDa, Ida.
James Creighton and wife, Silver City;
f R. Frost. Pittsburg; W o. Bergman,
Las Coloradas Mex; James Awkward
Eureka; Miss Maggie 4ylward. Eureka;
George Smith, Park City; Charles Jay,
ogden; r. A Rirker. Sunryside.
Ned r Harris. Cmah9: Homer Williams,
San Francisco; DR.. George II. Femme
more, Beaver City; James Brown, Almv,
Wvo: A. NJ HODGES Washington II.
SOnnson, Beaver City; James Edwards,
San Francisco.
OLD MINER DIES IN RIVER.