The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-02
HOTEL GOSSIP.

A quartette of German army officers
arrived at the Knutsford yesterday
afternoon from the west. They hurried
on 10 Saltair, and in the evening made
inquiries for the Theatre and The Ba-
Varian beer garden When tod that
there was neither of these in Salt Lake
open on the Sabbath, they were as
much shocked as when told that Cap
tain Z. Dietel, their travelling COM
panion, had not yet shown UP. The
ca tSSin, however, was at the kenyon.
The German army officers who reg
iStered at the knutSford are Major
Hoffman and LieutenanIs Reitrenstein,
Oecttler and Breithaupt, and they are
Journeying homeward from Tien Tsin,
where they participate in the cam
paign of the international forces against
emma. Major Hoffman, was in COM
mand of the field artillery in the ad-
vance upon the Chinese capital, and the
others are his staff officers.
The visiting army officers have such
limited understanding OF English that
the effort to carry on an interview had
TO be given up in despair. When Col
onel Henshaw asked the army officers in
his best Sunday Dutch if they desired
rooms With bath the reply Of the
spokesman was :'.Nein, vas, a bed NIT
a room in i'd
The German military men leave to-
day for a tour Of the Yellowstone park
returning here Sept 10.
That the city of Provo has taken on
new growth is certain, in the opinion
of State Senator A. o. SmOOt, who was
at the Cullen a few hours yesterday.
u did not appreciate TO what extent
Provo is prospering until took a drive
through the town the other day." said
Mr.. omoOt. II was very much sur
prised to see the amount of building
going on. New houses are going up in
every direction, and there is not va
cant house in the city L am in a posi-
ton TO state that the business of the
lumber yards and planning mills is now
IN volume what it would be with the
business Of the five preceding years
com Oined. There is no loom on in
Provo, but a steady. heaIthful growth
that means well Tor the future. The
-four mills are running at IulI time try
ing 10 catch up with their orders, on
which they are behind six cars now"
District Attorney Z. K. Nebeker ar
rived al the Kenyon last evening from
Logan, accompanied by AquiIa Nebe-
her. The latter has been on vacation
trip TO Bear Lake, and reports having
Ha0 most enjoyable time cruising in
a new launch that rocked as though IL
had been on the nigh seas. The former
state senator saw many interesting
things besides the Bear lake monster"
about which SO many fairy tales and
narrowing stories have centered.
A visitor registering as Vincente Viii
lppIne Islands, took luncheon at lie
Cullen yesterday and put in the after
noon taxing in the scenic attractions
OF the city taking the evening train for
the east. The hotel clerk sized him up
as a native Filipino or a Spanish civil
ian from this nations new possessions
in the Orient. The traveller escaped an
interview.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Mudd, accom-
panied by their son Stuart, are at the
knutsfOrd from St. Louis. They are
old friends of DIR. George NJ. futile,
VINO is now visiting in this city, and
who arranged to show his friends the
sights today.
Professor W. P. Jenney has returned
to the knutsford from a trip of inspec-
ton to the mines near Yerington, New.
A party of tourists was at the Knuts-
ford yesterday for Texas and Alabama,
from California. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. n. Dilworth, jr., Mrs.
F. K. Norris and daughter and Miss
Collett of Austin, Tex; Mrs. H. NJ.
Munger and Mrs. ]. R. league and
daughter of MeXias Tex; Mrs. w. II.
Turner and daughter of Dallas, Tex;
Miss o. P. Richardson of Paris, Tex;
Mrs. r. S. Munger, daughter and two
sons of Birmingham, Ala.
The Kenyon.-W. G. Bussey, New York;
R. d Cannon, Denver; George A. Pack
ard and vie, Boston; S. Shaffner, St
Louis; Z. A. Blake. Louisville; ]. A Van
ddteg deg u Denver RUFUS Hardy: Gorsicana.
Z. Fahm, Wyoming; w e. Lawrence,
Denver; L. E. Carter, Omaha; a. H.
X. Adams. Chicago; w. H. SavIdge, Den
yer; q; MCCOY, Detroit, Mich; M. J.
T1LaS, Helena, Mont; Frank l. Gardner,
York. George A. Hill, Denver; J. q. Con-
rad, Chicago; r. p. Barclay, Butte;
X. II. Stevens, Syracuse, N. Y; Marshs1I
Beck. Moline, ILL.,; Charles ]. KimbaIi,
Denver, Colo; ]. NJ. Whitney, New York:
J. H w McCTysTal, VIE ana son. fu.
reka; II. II. Harder, st. George; DR.. Z.
5. Mckay, Colorado Springs; z. w. Bel
Lewis, York, Pa; Z. f. Fair, hid, Omaha;
J: ). banner, san Francesca; isaac w.
Y kourke, Kansas City; =. Dietel, Ger
many; Dion Geraldine, Chicago; w. w.
Han anu WE; city; w r. cooper and
Mo-; /. o.. Leonard. Missouri Pacific;
Frank X. Nebeker, Logan; Aquila Neoek-
er' Ls.Aeto%n; w; M; su5er, Mashl1n 1t
a j. Helm, New York; ii. u. WiIiians,
Castie Gate; John r Moroney, Cincinnati.
The Knutsford.-James N. CarliIe, Colo.
raoo; K. Z. WeltDree, J. h. SanDorn, Den
Yer; Dr- q. W Whitfield, Mss L. ID. cote,
w. >. HunnewelI, Chicago; w. 5. Jenks
and wiIe. FORT Huron. Mich; 6. N. .DlI-
worth, jr., and wile, Austin, Tex; Mrs.
K. 5. Munger, Miss Rose Munger, r. q.
Munger, Eugene Munger, Birmingham,
Ala; Mrs. n. NJ. Munger, Mrs. j. K.
Teague, Miss league, NdeXia, Tex; Mrs.
r. H. Morris, MISS Morris, Miss COllett,
Austin, Tex; MRS. ii. nj. Turner and
0augnCer, dallas, Tex; MISS -. Z. RIcn-
arGsOn, Pans, Tex; Mrs. a. Z. Murnn
ana son, Washing ION. ID. g.; Hugo PETER
son, Anaconda, mont; George r Looms,
San Francisco; II. j. Dyas, Los Angeies;
James Il. F1nlen, Butte City; ID. ). Nor
rilI, Jr., Kansas Guy; De Lancey Stone,
New IOrk; j. q. mOrrOw, BIrmInes nam,
Ala; milton RaJhbUn, New YORK; A. II.
AyIeswoi I'll, Cincinnati; Major Holman,
LleUtenanJs heIcnr ensteIn, RoecItier and
brelLhraupt, Germany.
The Walker.-E. Scott, Brockheld Mo-;
w Il. SKINNER, Denver; J. h Moore
kentucky; J. y. Morris, A. L. Read, olng-
ham; ID. Hoover ana wlIe, Iowa; e. l..
BrOSman and wiIe, AlamOsa; George Ses-
slons, stockton; NJ. +. Flaharty and wiIe
Greenwood, ColO.; John Herrany, Park
CITY; George w. Penn, Orohno, Ida.; Mss
Hattie Penn, Oronno, Ida.; Thomas ID.
Roberts, Joseph Mcconnell, Logan; +.
Dietrich, Murray.