The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-26
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Carroll HutchinS is at the KnutSford in
charge OF q party of sixty-one tourists,
who have been doing" southern Cali
fornla and Mexico. Asked whether he did
not find it a serious charge to have so
many people to look after, Mr.. Hutchins
said that seventeen years in the service
made him used TO the care of large num-
bers of tourists, and he had long since
got over worrying about having large
numbers of tourists under his care
The tourists are from various parts of
the eastern states Some will leave the
party at Chicago, but the majority will
stay with IT till they reach the east
Boston. Philadelphia, New York and
other eastern cities. At Denver the party
VIII be Joined by another contingent of
tourists in charge of the same company,
and the combined party will travel on
east together. Mr.. HutchinS says that
he "corralled' his section of the tourists
at San Francisco. They had been travel
ing in small parties up to that time. The
party of seventy-five will arrive in the
city today and take up their quarters at
the Knutsford.
Harry Corson Clarke of the What
Happened TO Jones" company is staying
at the Knutsford. In private life, Mr..
Clarke, like so many of his craft, is the
best of company and a rafting good story
teller, although he does not swear 10
the truth of all his stories. He is one of
those broad-minded persons who have
lofty contempt for the man who believes
in signs. AS a proof of this, he made the
rash venture of starting out from San
FRANCISCO on Friday with company
of thirteen persons With an exaggerated
disregard of all precedent in the way OF
omenS, the company still further tempted
fate by each of them wearing the un-
lucky opal. So far, the company has not
suffered from thus throwing down the
gantlet TO fate. On the contrary, Mr.
Clarke claims that it has done an excep-
tonally good business. Mr.. Clarke and
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exigencies of the profession have kept
them apart for the last two years. Mrs.
Clarke having had engagements with
other companies. She intends TO make
a European trip shortly, although not
in professional capacity.
The Kenyon.-W. G.. Page, HALEY: Mrs
A. w. Bennett Miss Beuiah Bennett. Os-
kaloosa, Ia; B. D. Brown, Boise, Ida;
John Quinn and wife. Pocatello, Ida;
Robert McCourt and wife, Escambee,
Mich; H. Luebin, c. II. Doune, Chicago;
sam sam, Hayman, New York; M B. Green Green
ley, J. Benton Leggar, joni R. BORDEAUX,
Ralph A. Lewis. Butte; o. H. Paddock,
Miss Paddock, Pana, Ills; c. W. Folin-
son, Cincinnati; A Bernstein, Denver;
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Ford and sons,
st. Louis; Mrs. NJ l.. Lindsay, Laramie
Wyo.; H. H Nelson, Denver; B. r. Nc
Donald, Price, Utah; James Evans, Cas-
tlegate; Charles Ottenheimer. San Fran
cisco; E. Bartells. Butte, Mont; ]. c.
Kennedy. New York; S. o. Lurin, Mime
apolis; William Dinwoody, wife and child,
Denver; M. L. Levy, Phillip Jacobinus.
c. Galley, Chicago; S. F. Burton, Ogden;
]. H Hensley, Boston; Doc Ballingall,
Chicago; W. j. Shealy, Ogden; J. E. Cate.
Chicago; DR.; A l. Gastleman, ]; H.
cur, George j. Kelly, Ogden; A Fucker
man. San Francisco; w. T. Beardly, c.
A; Henry, Ogden; Leo Well. NJ. Mayero-
daughter, Chicago; ]. D. Griffith, Mrs. r.
A. Griffith, DeS MOines; J. II. Hamonid
and wife. Wisconsin; Mrs Julious BaCr.
Miss A NJ. Baur. Chicago; Mrs. Arnold
catine. Ia; Mrs. n. O. Dornall and daugh-
ter, Illinois; Miss C. Dornall, Chicago.
Knutsford-W B. Devereaux, Green
wood; Arthur Thacher, St. Louis; Richard
A. Packer, Boston; James H. Devereau.
Colorado Springs; w. H. Thomas, Brig
ham; Mr.. and Mrs. John Reeves, city;
Mrs. James L. Matthai Miss F. l. Mat
Stuart. H. A. Hallet, Boston; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Morton, New York; w. A.
Reyes, San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs.
James NJ. Barch, Dubuque; Robert Nc
Sulby, Boston; Abe Newburger. New
York; w. H Watt, DR.. n. ]. Brown,
HALEY; DR.. W. H. Braugh, Shoshone; A.
c. Vincent, Denver; E. 7. BrOckman, 3.
cago: A Boylan, New York; Mr. and Mrs
Hopkins, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Du Puy.
c. H. Bull and wife, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Haferhorn and children. De-
troit; Alice L. Daley, Chicago; w. L.
Benedict, H. Lawrence, New York.
The Cullen.-George Ferns, Saratoga,
Wyo.; w ]. Bowmen and family city,
c. F. Spilman, Eureka; Fred Nilsson.
Provo; Mrs. ]. Curram, Hagermon, Ida. (;
]. B. Wilier, Shoshone, Ida; P. B. Nc
Keen, Milford; H. w. Miles. De Lamar,
New: J. L. Rector, Denver; B. y. c. Ston,
Eureka: W. L. Gassett, Monmouth, Ill. /;
J. A Weed, Pocatello: II. Hassel. Victor,
Colo; II. Sling, Chicago; Charles VOigt.
Gold Mountain; Robert A. Breckett.
Butte; B. J. Young and wife, Boise City;
w. NJ. Nesbit. Eureka; Edward Pike,
Eureka: ]. Greenwald. American Fork;
Miss NJ. C. Bouling. Mrs. NJ. z. Boies,
Ella Graham and son. Davenport. Ia: J..
G. Iregham, Kneeane, ILL.,; Miss Guy
Galley, A. McCurtain, Mercur.
The Walker-T NJ Merrill. Soda
Springs: Mrs. Preston, Lehi; c. Ferguson,
Ed Lewis. Mercur; Frank Thompson.