The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-18


IS q lyrical British aristocrIt. endowed
with the Characteristic PicadHIy stride.
tanguid dfaWl and superciilioIls stare in
sep&rdDie from the accepted ideal leader
on Tommy Atkins lie expressed hirnse q
4totcIldy 10 me elect tnar the NOrtlWeSE
Ierrltory had raised. euuiDDed and -eur
70 South Africa a body Of men who viii
De heitIu from IN tle dispatches at an
early 0ate-men recruited from the ranks
or the dominion mounted police and the
! rough riders 10 be encountered on fhe
I plains OF Canada Regarding the present
/ increasing developments in the land of
] llo ehergaJle Boer the colonel was becOm-
+ lnSly rs6cent.
H. p. Finey stayed at the White House
/ yesterday for a few hours. He originally
n4iied trom the old Abbey-cfty Of ST
Albans. some fifteen miles north of Lon
/ don, England-anCt is now on his way back
( 70 his native town from western Austria
j IA, where he has been ENGAGED fn r-oT1
/ mining he said yesterday: "COoigardle
I IS now a back number being Oversh8foW-
I ca by kalgoOlie. where the Iakevievy
O0IlSul mine Is now turning out 80 100 ouu-
ceS or gold per month. at "a per ounce
my DOy- Western Australia is essentially
lne god field of the world. and now the
blacks are pretty well cleaned out togeth-
tlng 70 be habit3ble for the average man
coming down to affairs generally in the
AuIIpOdeS. Mr.. Finey saws that Australia
VIII have federation ere eighteen months
[
Iglle IUI urlet visit ere he returns to
kaisooriie to scratch Tor nuggets once
more.
Eve shipped 100000 pounds Of wool
T. from Mountain Home last year said
Charles r. Kelsey the Idaho merchant
at the knutsfOrd last night. As a conse-
quence the Sheepmen feel iubiant at the
Dig Prices they are getting. There is "a
great future before our country Al
Mountain Home we have 10000 acres of
the best land in the west awaiting the
advent OF some irrigation company Id
turn Il into veritaJle garden. While 49,
yet orchards have not been planted on an
extensive scale, one party up our way last
LII LII snlPped zeOg boxes Of the finest
peaches going while there was practical
ty a pe8c1 famine in other parts Of the
state. The winter is exceptionally mild
TINS year, and stock is dOing splendidly.'
Dr. Walter r. Gillette. general manager
OF the New York Mutual Life Insurance
company. left last night for Helena Yes
ter0ay RulOn s Wells. the local agent OF
the company, went down 20 the Knuts-
FORD and took the doctor in tow and pro-
ceeded TO show him the points of inter
est OF the CITY. The tour of inspection
embraced 2 visit OF tho Tabernacle, where
an Impromptu organ recital and concert
were Indugurated for his deleCtatiOn. The
oDJelJ OF DR.. Gl-ette's visit to the west is
TO keep in touch with all the agents Of
the mammoth New York concern.
ct consider salt Lake City to possess
tl18 most critical audiences in America. to-
DAY, and / viii tel you why" said Clay
Clement at the Kenyon YESTERDAY ''Tn
the first place, the drama. has been foster
ed ana encouraged from way back in the
fOrties. and the Mormon church is the
only church on Gods earth which has
ever Dullt q theatre and paJrOniZed IT,
What IS the RESULT The people know a
good thing when they see it. / don't mean
20 say Jhat there are more brains in Salt
Lake than elsewhere. but simply the peo-
PIE nave Doen educated up to the drama
as any secOnd-rtte show soon finds out.
70 It's cost As d consequence. this town
has produced Maude Adams, Ada Dwyer.
VINO ranks among the best character act
reSseS on the American stage and lots or
lesser lights. have seen your local dra-
matte club. including your present COVER
nor, play / tell you there is talent here.
and a good presentation is appreciated.
That IS why / consider Salt Lake Cfrv
possesses the most critical audience in
America"
Mss AIabslle Biggart. member of the
National Geographical society. is staying
at the KnutsfOrd. Her visit to this CITY
IS IN the nature Of a lecturer in the inter
est Of education and WOmen's institutions
generally. Her researches embrace inc
sciences of geology, eJhuOlOgy and anthrO-
pOlogy- She lectures at the Ladies Liter
airy club on Saturday.
Among the dramatic lights to be encoun-
tered at the Kenyon is genial Mckee
RANKIN, who Is well known to local
! patrons Of the drama as being associated
Win the Home Dramatic club in me
presentation of plays at the Salt lake
theatre in days gone by. The actOr-man-
I a8er IS well known in the theatrical world
as being the discOveTer of Wilton Lack
aye Carlisle and others. his latest fnd.
some SIX years ago being Nance O'Neil
whom he took to London last summer and
who created quite stir among the
Ilrr g-ff
I bury theatre. Mr.. Rankin said last night
that he was glad to be back in Salt Lake
again. and he proposed TO give the public
the benefit of "the coming American
/. actress for the next two weeks. after
which he viii take his entire company
to Sydney, Australia for a twenty weeks
engagement
White HoUse.-B. f Luke. OrangevTIe:
r. r. Meadows, COalville; W Nuttle, H.
NiCOl. A NJ Murdoch Heber CITY. D. II
Fadens: Leadville, Colo; A. II. Hagan.
Park City; II. Anderson. Brigham City:
A H Jones, James Richards Bingham:
l. T. Harrison, r. @. W; Mrs. X
Brown. W c Aylett, West Jordan: Al
son. J. J. Murray, Andy Anderson. Stock
ton; c. Berg, New York; s. Pollock. jr.
George Weston, Ophir; r. Shaw Carl
Madsen. J. W. Miller. Lincoln. Utah; s.
sweeney. Bingham; =. III. Harrison and
wife, Provo; II. +. Finey Australia; w
j. CdlhOOn. Boise 5. NJ French and
wife. Denver, Colo: W. Aylett and wife.
SANDY Miss GOiSeng- Van Buren. Ark
z. J. Edwards and wife Master Edwards,
Master J. Edwards. Aspen. Colo; q. II.
Hart, Helper; A. Martin, TOOei6, Il. p.
Lyndall; Rock Springs. Wyo-; Mrs W. 3.
Slick. Provo; A. F. DOdy, Challis. Ida;
J. Morgan, Bingham: D. NJ AdamsOn,
TOOele; A. J. Hampton Bingham: A NJ
Ashby and wife. Mercur; c. d. Coates,
Bingham.
Kenyon. II. Fowler, F. A. Bancroft,
Chicago, II. r PeTigO Omaha. Charles
Burke. 7. d. Walker. Denver, Lieutenant
Colonel Ray. Fort Arthur. Canada; Mr..
and Mrs. Mersereau. POrtville. n Y;
George A. Clark. Butte Mont. Charles
Cramp. Clear Creek; A. ROtchild. san
FRANCISCO; Air. and Mrs. Edwin n R0yle.
NJ. Vandsrmaese Frank c. Meyer. New
York; W. a. Gilbert. Chicago; r. 3.
BruSch, Omaha G. Groves and wife,
Burke. Ida, c. N, Witty. Jeffries-Sharkey
Pictures, Milton y. Joseph. AthOl, Mass
g. W Brown. COshOctOu. o., T. L. Nc
Ginnis, Ogden; E. W. Davis. VernaL
Knutsford.-G. y. Jacob. Reading. Pa:
John L. TieTney. New York; Charles r.
Kelsey. Mountain Home; s. J. Sachs, New
York; George IT. Wright and wife BOs-
ton; p. A. l.. HaUnheim Great Fails,
Mont; D. III. Clark, St. Paul; ". T.
BeTthelet. Milwaukee; George T. Hull.
c. H. Scblaczs, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. CaWthra. Toronto; +. ". McCOr-
nick. W. G. Gardiner, San Francisco;
Denver; NJ. c. Bennett, J. r. Croo. john
Knox. Chicago, r. II. Malone. Denver,
W. \. Jennings. san Francisco, r. W.
Hocaday. n. P0lak. s. X Hooper. H s
Hughes. Denver; Charles Kennedy. Chi
cagO; H Fry and wife, COlfax; George
Spangenberg, Denver.
Cullen n Esselstyn. Nevada. + T.
ROwlands and wife. Ogden; J. d. Murphy.
Cripple Creek; Thomas Riley, Omaha; ".
-. Armstrong, Nevada; s X Martin,
Ely. New; ". +. Blakeslee. Alabama. j.
D. Dahlen. Bingham; J. Morgan John
son, Spring City; a. II. Wood. Payette.