Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-25
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

NJ. j. Proctor Of Panguitch and Thos,
Chamberlain Of Kanab, are guests at
the White House,
A. b. Lewis, the well known Frisco
mining man, Is guest at the Cullen
as is also Branch Smith Of Silver City
Idaho
j. u. Flenner, editor Of the Boise
Capitol, IL in the city on business and
is a guest at the Kenyon.
A. ]. Harrq,lof Palo Alto, California,
came in lastsvening to arrange with
NJ. X Parsons for the delivery to him
Of $500 head of young cattle contracted
for last winter He left again this
morning. Mr. Haryell is the sole own
er OF the Sparks Haryell ranch in
Nevada and has extensive mining In.
terests besides which he Us executor
Of his father, Jasper Harrells. i'm
mense estate,
Theodore Davis and p, b. Fouke the
st. Louis wool buyers, have returned
to the Knutsford for over Sunday.
DR.. r. $, Greene and wife Of Pasa-
dena, California, are guests at the
Knutsford
DR., c. p Berkly professor of min
eralogy and geology at the University
Of Minnesota, and fourteen Of the
sophomores and juniors In the mining
engineering department. are guests at
the Wey. They viii spend two more
days at the shelters in this valley be.
fore their return home.
j. =, Meserve and wife OF Lincoln
Nebraska, are guests at the Kenyon
Mr.. Meserye is eX-state treasurer OF
Nebraska.
r. c Lund, a member Of the State
land board, is up from 81, George
and registered at the Cullen.
j. Fregenseln Borrela, an Italian
lady touring the United States, and
maid are guests at the Knutsford. She
comes from Milan, Italy, and has spent
today In a drive around the city and
visit to the Tabernacle
Mrs. Colonel L. II. Holmes left yes
terday for the East. She will be away
three months and viii visit in Chicago
for some time before proceeding far
Their east Not until after another
| consultation with her brother, j. s.
Branstord, who Is now In New York
will It be determined how soon the new
apartment building viii be erected on
the old Brigham Young school house
corner recently purchased by her,
j. ]. Gottlob, the we'll known manager
Of the Columbia theater, san Francis
co, was In the city yesterday
on his way home from New
York He was accompanied by
Mrs. Gottlob. his bride Of only a few
weeks, and the two have been spending
their honeymoon In the east Prior To
her marriage Mrs. GottlOb was Miss
| Danmenbaum Of San Francisco. Mr.
GottlOb's house is closely connected
with the Salt Lake Theater, and he
stopped Of In Salt Lake to talk
! over theatrical matters here. In con-
versatlon with News representa-
tive, Mr. Cottlob said that the coast
would be favored by a visit during the
summer and early fall from four Of the
strongest OF Frohman's attractions.
san Francisco was all agog with ex-
pectancy over the events, and he had
no doubt that their visit would create
equal interest In Salt Lake. As pre-
viously announced by the News, q"
these attractions are, Blanche Bates in
Under Two Flags" The Empire stock
company in Mrs. Danes Defence"
Daniel Frohman's company In Lady
Huntwerth's Experiment and Annie
Russell in "A Royal Family" Mr.
and Mrs. Gottlob resumed their Journey
to the coast this morning
Major Alex Rodgers OF the Fourth
United States cavalry Is a guest al the
Knutsford and will make that hotel his
headquarters for a few days while ex-
aiming some horses 70 be brought here
for use In the cavalry service. The
major was IN San Francisco and eX-
| pectcd 20 sail today for the Philippines
when he was ordered 20 report here.
| His regiment is now In the Philippines
but has been ordered home, The major
was a classmate OF Col Willard Young
at West Point and was afterwards one
| Of Major Richard YOung's instructors
at the academy. He says that the army
| officers who have committed fraud in
the Philippines will be punished severe
| ". Speaking OF the Philippines Major
Rodgers says that the harbor improve
ments begun by the Spaniards at
Manila are being pushed by this gov
! eminent and that the city viii be great