The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-23
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Mrs Phoebe a. Hearst, widow. of Sen
ator George Hearst oI CailloI4la M
The New York Journal, San Francisco
Examiner and ChicagO American, passed
.taxe dinner at the Knutsford and then
resumed her Journey
Mrs. Hearst was aVerse 70 oeIng. inter-
viewed, although she consented TO talk
briefly about the University Of Califor-
f.aTy greatest interest at present Is in
the Development Of the university" SHE
said I hope before I do to see Il be
irstitutfons in the west, and think we
are rns5tuGs good progrsss IN that direc-
Mrs. Hearst said she. had nothing fur
Their 10 give out as 20 her plans.
Leon Hoeglund a Stockholm business
- am simply on a pleasure trip he
said interested in seeing the country.
must say that have been greatly IN
teTested an9 pleased m wat e ~, HdE o
am grad to hear they are Prospering.
II wax tc make a confession = said
J. w WtlFcrsOn or Boston at the Ken
yon -yestsriHs. :. q = my lifes have looked
must admit that i nave been .prejudiceI
against q large class Of her people.
want to say. howeEer t4at ny hTst trip
saw them before have been charmed
with the state. with the people and with
think there is another stare in Che. wesr
can compare with it. I was persuaded by
a friend Loo ioqg ago 70 BUY a H{tle stock
Eny profits on that investmeat were tfie
Opening wedge to remove my preludice
against Utah. which. as said, is new
A. g. johnson q saD Francisco vas
nov LARGELY Interested in y soUthern
California OIL Fields.
Ia Gil boom is coming to Utah sure
as fate. he said at The cullen Yesterday
fI2ere IS no couot ID my mlnd that eX
tensiFe fields viii be opened up in the
oil Industry IN Utah that coal is so plen-
utm OIL cannot compete with IL IN this
safe 2aG Is az noHsenss. 5aree bar
coal. and it can be dessvcred IN the state
for NOT more than two thirds the prics
lsalse 81 will not BE long Before It VIII Dc
IN generUl use for cOolIing and heating.
as wei! as Ter generating stea1a IN lac-
The I1enyap..,F. w; Kleman. Omaha;
ned Chicago: II. w. Fares Boise. r. M
CaboOn NissouIa. Mont George -.
Maule and wife j. a. stephens and wife,
.
Mrs y. ". Clark, Qphir; Louis Wolff
and vile. Quincy HIS: Mrs. John Nc
Chrystal. Eurekas III. =. Lennon Pay
son: Charles W. TeBuv Rio Grande
Western. T. q. smith and wife. Colorado
SpriE.es =. NJ Cargo. Piltsburg. }. ROe-
ers- minneapolis arthur Bell, A. Clark
and wife, 81 Louis. Dr. p r. Burns, j.
j. Hardin, III j.. Reno, Chicago. John r.
COnDOr. stockton, "a. III. Wergert New
York. II. G.. Cory, Boise william Recfc-
tefIRald Kansas city. n w Kennedy
Denver. John r. Arnold. Eve nstont 81
A Cul. Oakland. Neb., w. II Philbrick
American Fails, J.. p 5IahOney and SON
Omaha: Dr. ~. - Straup, Bingham. w
W. Hoaglund. Charles S. Levy. Alfred
Morgan, Bertha Morgan, San. Francisco.
w. g. Whitney. Idaho; r. IT. Mckee and
wife, washington, d. 9,
The. KhutsfordSs ~ E; Johnson -Oma-
ha sam Isaylaud. Stockholrai Mr.. and
Mrs. J. g. Bllder. 5ames y. COIN, Chico
Howard cox, w Moon, Thonnas Dry
Rockwell. California; Mr. sid Mrs. w
~. Thayan MiiwaUkees j. Ross Clark
Los Angeles; Mrs. J. a. HaEeman, New
York: Mrs. -. W. Hiigoure J. Edward
IJftsQn A. W. Elliott Boston; II T.
Watson, oxford, gland NJ Haley and
wife ST Louis homes y Clay and wife
/ .Ouislana. w n Talbot SAN Francisco:
III IL Wells and wife. GEORGE NJ Powell
Mr. and Mrs Tegtr1 yer JF Hahse. CHI
cago- Il. II Ran6ulph. san francisco. G..
- SALISBURY, William Jackson. Boston.
O ~ EeisIze. Louisville, Ky G. T. WI
kinsons A. Hazelton. A. Adleseorfer, New