The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-16
HOTEL GOSSIP.

AMI II tueLc were Any A-O-oOGlo II ~ ~ II
ne would De most pleased 70 physically
argue the question with them al Any Old
time or place, al z-l7 today, at eaten
weights, color OF creed unbarred- An
nesley has been INDUCING in what IN
regenerate youths term "a bully time.
for the past nine months, IN the North
west Territory. hunting the grizzly bear
in his lair and tickling the shy salmon
with the seductive hy. Last night he
/ pleaded guilty 20 terminating the frOlic-
some existence or three pears, siShI
mountain sheep and FIVE elk which vel
I tered N gore under the tuSlllaoS rom
his truSty rifle. AnneSley further admit
ted catching numerous salmon in the Co
lumbia river. one Of which weighed 62ia
photographic The young sportsman
talked in an interesting vein regarding
his experiences in the Rockies and limited
al the desire to migrate TO South Africa
10 pot the elusive Boer upon the barren
kopje.
The Rev T. Rose Price of Liverpool.
( Eng. who has accompanied Annesley in
his search for sensation and fresh air,
was also seen al the knutsfOrd. The
clergyman. who is possibly Is years OF
age, IS honorary chaplain TO the Seaman S
mission in Liverpool. which has branches
IN every big sea port The world over In
speaking of the work he said: Our aim
is 10 furnish the seanen when they come
ashore from long voyage. good, healthy
entertainment and recreation. We have
our steam launches. and just as soon as
i a snip comes IN and Is cleared, We 80
alongside and begin to get in touch with
I the sailors. If the men are coming
/ ashore, we invite them 10 our various
| seamenS Institutes, where they viii be
I well entertained and kept out Of the
/ hands OF the .and-sharks who prey upon
/ seamen IN every port There is a grand
! work being carried on among these men
who care TO avail themselves Of the nos
/ pitality offered. outside Of the religious
/ phase Of the mission; the men have a
I pace to go to wherein they can read the
current literature OF the day, smoke. chat
/ play games and otherwise enjoy them
/ selves IN rational manner. In the in
! stltuIe IN san Francisco, which 1 visited
Few days ago, the young men play foot
[ bdll IN the big hall, smash the windows
! and generally enjoy themselves"
| The young clergyman bears letters OF
| Introduction to the Rev. Ellis Bishop Of
/ St. Pauls.
Just mark my words. Sewer county
viii be the star county in the state this
| year, said Dwight Meter Of RichheId.
I at the Cullen last night. The farmers
i are now Planting 40 acres of beets down
| there in the nature Of an experiment. and
/ II they are a 30 this season the sugar
/ factory, which IS 10 be built as soon as
spring sets in, viii be an assured success
/ OF course. those beets Which are now
/ Wnen they reach maturity, but next year
/ expect TO see half the county under
I peet culture. Everything is prospecting
1 down in Sewer; the sheeDmen are iubi-
I liant over prices Of wool. mining is away
! up, while personally our firm has sold
/ more agricultural implements to date f1Is
year than we did up till the month OF
4 June last year
! j. H Fesler, treasurer Of the state Of
] Colorado, and wife were guests at the
| henyOn yesterday during a lew hours
/ ere they returned 10 their home at Glen
I = IL - Iii
1 school chUm OF Don Porter. the prOprI-
| etor OF the Kenyon took the couple buggy
I rlulnS out 10 Fort Douglas IN the after
noon. 1hey have been SAYING in Cali
/ IOrnia for the past month ana report an
/ army OF tourists heading TINS way. In
/ speaking OF the much-Yaunted California
climate yesterday Mr.. Fesier expressed
/ hiHlSe-I 10 the enect that Utah and Colo
! rado could give the Golden state cards
ana spades when II came TO climate.
Collin Kemper, the New York type
! writer man, left for the east yesterday
/ Ere departing, the New Yorker found
ShaI ne had Iett sample machine in
/ rs room and asked Clerk Presley 70 send
staI DeADoy, Burt. answered the call
: ana was requested by the clerk 10 go uD
and fetch the typewriter from 90S."
Burt departed. and for five solid min
/ uJes the Jehu on the bus seat OUTSIDE
l ore2thed soft nOthings. Finally the bow
returned and said: please sir 7 nsVa
looked all over the place and can't md
RenyOn.-F. Reuhl, Cincinnati; Mr.. and
Ms MS ); ". FelSer, f. b Herrick, Glen
wood SPRINGS NJ; Black, Kansas City.
Matter Wise, J. B. Murphy, George 7
Kutchin. New York; q. x McWTiiisnS
ogden; Z. w. Thomas and wife, Juneau.
Alaska; James H Patterson Chicago:
John II Murphy, Denver; J. II. Harris.
I9aho Fails; A. ]. Hartford. New York:
Flint Bowen, Minneapolis; B. H West
felt, New York; Mr.. Van Walters. Og-
den; William Klien, r. 3. Whittemore.
New YORK; II II. Grant. Hartford j. NJ.
cause Ogden Frank l. Spencer, Chi
Knutsford.-Fred s ROCKWELL. Denver:
T6coOeTt r, carr, chicago; J. R. DuttOn,
Denver; Thomas F. CUshman and sister
A. ;. condor, Chicago; Ben Bergfield and
Wife. New York; J. J. COwlev. Chicago
d 3 graves. Geneva, N Y; c B.
Stewart Marshall. Mich; c. r. Davis
A L. Dowber. Chicago; z Stenger, Den
yer; n. Y. Walker. St. Joseph: J Z.
'SSJeTn, ,penVeri ". Halsey, Melbourne,
Conn; c A Black, Omaha; L Belfebv
rs London; l. G. WikersOn. Boise: C5es
Ter +. Wright, San Francisco; J. A. Carr.
Mrs \: c. Tear Chicago: Mrs. S. Il
Howard, Mrs. A. L. Marshall PhfIs5sI
phia; William J. Howard. Lecane. Pa:
Jack 3; Gazzan. Pope Yeatman. St.
L Tis S = W MIda;; LeadyilLe: H ].
Denver; z. Waldo Ward B. c. SampS0T'
New YORK; r A Grove AinesIev Ireland,
a r Chapman and wife Buffalo. Ray,
L Rose Price, England: Samuel income
ana wife. Mrs. DR.. GLADDEN., Miss lane
GuHey, Homestead. Fla.
Cullen-A. F. Baker. CHICAGO. 7 A
Me3se. George Z. Sheppard. VernaI. p
j. Wilson and wife. Fairfield. Frank
Brady and wife, Mearan. Ida: lanes
9oooham, lr., LawrenceviUe. Ills: m
cummings. Chicago; W. A. Wilson. I,eili.
charles Fray, Grand Junction: A r sfiI
Ter. Arthur Williams, Binghqm: DwIsb+
Meter and wife John Meter. Rich6eid.
MIS- NJ Peter. Salina. George @ Ian
ton, Lauton, Mich; J. 5. Reef, LeadViIia
Colo; J. G Beatty. Murray: J. F. Sell
grain and wife. Scofeld: Henry Robbins.
Slhhls0ni William Ferrin, Evanston
WyO-; F. R Wood. Ogden; John Parker-
and wife, Kimball, S. D.
Walker House.-Augusta Tetro. T
ChristianSOn. H Van Plat O. r pat
Eureka; J. B. Whiting. SaHna: ". 7
Sparks, Nephi, Mrs William E-vfo-S
GAINESVILLE: Joseph Byme. PAX 6 +iArclJ'
D. SnOwden. Logan; r. Jones. NJ. Hogan
Salina; w E. Taylor. Tom TayIor. Rich
field; John II. Burt, Bingham: G. Brown
Butte; J. johnson, Provo; c. Z. Fisher
Los Angeles
Travel Pay for Torrey's Men.
Especial TO The Herald)
Washington. D. C, March 15.-War-
ren has introduced a bill providing for
the payment Of travel pay to members
Of the Torrey cavalry. Christian Scr
ensen has been named postmaster al
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