Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-28
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papers about new batteries coming 10
this post, he replied that II must be q
mistake, az there are already two bat
terles at Fort Douglas, and there Is no
more room there for any more troops.
He expected that the gun equipment
for the Twenty-second battery would
be received next week, and that the
horses for both batteries would be re-
ceived early In the month Dr. Hep
burn was with the Twenty-hrst lnfan-
try In the Philippines and does not be-
lieve that the natives VIII be any
friendller to the United States years
from now than they are at present, He
says the Chinese are rushing into the
Islands, ana that the bulk OF the busl-
ness transacted there Is by
Chinese and Germans The mes
tlzos are the best class Of ma
tives. and In fact one only finds the
genuine native back In the mountains
Under the head OF Snapshots" the
Los Angeles Herald OF recent date,
gives full column write ZIP Of Land
lord Holmes, OF the Knutsford hotel
IN this city and Of the Angelus In Los
Angeles, The article Is written by w,
j. Reuiok who spent some time in this
WY iuat FpilHb NtillhS VIZ tHc toNu
for special edition Of the Los Angeles
Herald, The article is accompanied by
q very good cut Of Mr. Holmes, and
gives very creditable resume Of his
hotel work, his push, his energy and his
success The AnSelus Is described al
considerable length.
Sam Hutchinson, general excursion
~ ha Ifpt..p Da,IDa nj ltbtna
a Northwestern lines, Is a guest al the
Knutsford en- route east from a busi-
ness trip 10 the coast Mr.. Hutchin-
son was formerly assistant general pas
senger agent OF the Union Peciflc at
Denver and has always been good
friend TO newspaper men He says
that the coast points are In a longest
ed condition already, and that the
great hotels are refusing to contract TO
care for large parties Of excursionists
for the coming season. A the same
time there is the convention Of Wo-
mems clubs slated for next May, the
meeting OF the Mystic Shrine comes In
June, the knights Of Pythias In July
and then comes the meeting Of the
Elks In Salt Lake City In August. Mr..
Hutchinson expects there will be a
greater rush for the coast this winter
than there was last, and the rush then
strained local resources pretty well to
care for the crowds.
James G.. Houston of Carson, Nav.
Is delightful gentleman 10 meet. He
Is stopping at the Cullen and when APP
preached by reporter for some intel
ligence. he abruptly closed his door and
said In q BIB bass voice that he had no
news to give reporters. Newspaper
men were warned afterwards at the
hotel counter that the gent in "63r had
q Colts AS In readiness for the next
reporter that called at his room. II
Is pleasant to meet people Of 40 charm
Ing a disposition.
j. c. Kline, member of the King Of
the Opium Ring company, stopping al
the Manitou, Is an able artist with pen
and Ink. He has Just completed decor
ating full page OF the hotel register
with wild west design, the central fig-
ure OF which Is an old Indian chief
The guests at the hotel think Mr.. Kline
could make his fortune as decorator
and designer
General Agent Donald Rose OF the
AAlAiOAe 1Nilillt mas ItluIHtQ IIOH
trip to Butte and Helena. He
said II was turning winter when he re-
turned leaving two inches Of snow on
the ground. Mr., Rose remarked that
there was considerable excitement In
Helena over the finding OF q vein Of
gold running under the town, through
excavatlng for the new federal building
and there is considerable local pros.
pecting. However, Uncle San does not
want the mine and proposes to sell IT,
and remove the government building
site to some other location. Mr.. Rose
met a large section OF the travelling pas
senger men en- route east from the Los
Angeles meeting and who took the
northern route instead Of the middle
transcontinental, At Butte, Mr.. Rose
found business remarkably active, with
every indication Of good times the COM
Ing season.
Travelling Freight Agent |. NJ Fulton,
Of the Short Line, returned yesterday
from a northern trip. He says
there are unmistakeable evidences Of
prosperity along the Short Line In Ida
no. as elsewhere There are a great
many small shipments made, as the
time has gone by for live stock ship
ments and the season for heavy and
time shipments has not yet arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Aldruch have
arrived from Clear Lake and are
registered at the White House. Mr..
Aldrach has as great faith as ever In
| the future OF the country around Clear
Lake, and with the tide OF immigra-
ton continuing, and the restoration OF
the big lake, that part OF Willard
county Is destined to grow and wax
| fat.
James f. Shields, the well known and
| popular travelling man, arrived tins
morning, from Syracuse, N. y, and
wrote his cognomen upon the Knuts-
| ford register In "a bold, round clarkly
hand" as English papers Of the last
century would have put It. Mr.. Shields
was greatly shocked to learn Of the
deadly assault on HIS friend, w. 8.
Haynes, the day before, and went right
up to the hospital to see him James
has not been In Salt Lake for some
time and says Il seems like home TO
| get back here. II there Is one thing
more than another which he disllkes,
II is TO see his picture In print, and
for a long time kept the manager Of
the Tribune Art Gallery Jumping
sideways to get one Of him. Finally the
| artist OF the paper managed 20 sketch
james when he wasn't looking. and
| the next morning, every guest at the
hotel took particular pains 10 bring Mr..
Shields a copy OF the paper with origin
al remarks. Wi
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