The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-08

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: o a. n.-Reception by Utah =
= Press Association and public at =
\ Kenyon hotel parlors. =
= II a. m.-special Organ Re =
= citaI at Tabernacle by Prof. =
= Mcclellan, assisted by Prof. H =
= S. Goddard, baritone, and Miss =
, Arviua Clark, mezzo-sOprano. =
= 1890 p. m.-Reception at the =
= Beehive House rendered by =
= President Lorenzo Snow. =
4.2O p. u-Train leaves for =
= saltair from Rio Graude West =
Z ern depot. =
, s. m--special dance pro =
Z gramme at saItair. ,
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w wouldn't be a Kentuckian?
There was a union of the bluegrass
and s7gebrush in Salt Lake yesterday.
Who wouldn't be a KenWckian2 A
sego lily hiked down from Ensign peak
and ran into q single spear from
Greenup county. Then they walked
down the street arm in arm AMI
laughed away all earthly cares. Who
Wuuldn be a keutuckiau? The train
was two hours late, but into the few
hours left for recreation, a fOrtnight's
1uE was crowded. And who wouldn't
be hentuckian2 There may be a julien
famine IN Zion this morning But who
wouldn't De a Kentuckian?
In the first place it was not due 10
the reception committee that the train
ives late. Nor was it the fault of any
i'-d corporation. Something went
wrong far east OF here, and the crowd
was stuck up on a Nebraska desert.
InaI was a sad day for Kentucky. For
WnaJ did Bob MorEingstar do but ask
the Fellows TO come out on the sand
ana shoot at empty bottles. He had
Jue porter line up seventy-six of them
while the section gang was remaining
S"ltch hut, 10. his invitation met
M-tu mo response An investigation
was demanded. The vigilance coTnrti+-
Tee searched the train. The passaDoars
"-. lined up on the burning sands
ana as the trunks and band boxes yvars
elupIel or their contents 0a that dos
err pam only fourteen Guns Nc,
,uuAted- And eight of these be1oDr-e,5
~ uAt mantle editor of the Roone
Sou1ty winchester. Kentucky ba1gs
~ H5 ~ IN shame. for such a showing
from her favored sons. -'9
Nnen the train got here un5a- ~.
direction OF the Utah Press associa-
Won committee, Harry Cushing ana
6Aiy Kidd Of the Rio Granda lines 81
~, Il o. Matthews of the ATfSsouri p
enc IT. was nearly 8 o'clock -,bor,
was rush for the KENYON bI1+ Inns
vas over President Bob" Rr0,5,1
-. 80 III addlJicH 10 governing the Ken
tbe - = - - association, says most Of
49, 7o -. 1LnInsS IN the Louisville Times
tlVI GOT BUSY He rushed the IaIis.
20 the parlor, fed the Westovar tTT-i,,5
LglIuls Jrled TO put the name of e,-aT,7
tgSiueht or kentucky on the I.oral -
---s' ana An9cked a stove in his hpt
Mornlngstar Makes Arrangap,e,+-
Laen appeared the radiant features
inc 60 -.,--S bod MornIngstar of Bowl
~ G'een, who had been r,D1jr,,-
tlAsS an the way out NTo,,nti-lll :
,ool gehlnd the cigar counter he a
--sss1 the pilgrims, saying. ..7-7a oS
'loH VIII meet here at 3.45 eE.y-,
81 20 the SanitariUn fo -
SI- There were cries of ssrTe37.
~ ana ofher bOisterOus. exDressicrs
so SSsen minutes had now s5aosed End
- discovered the entrance RI
.,srbs- -''L lou loundry, believing it to be a
grew q, 40 ~ Whlskers Immediately
fDe ~ - every mans face. and beIiaxr-
ari.s .NaJ ne who is bearded may NO
s7ri1-. ~. us sanctum Of the boiling
R,rt ~ oefoers worked overtime.
noi0sos -e enough, at the hour an
the - g Iuu nVe score and ten started
rns,t -1. y q 20 Grant Srvder's bIisb-
a MOI. ~ me drug store corner. below.
phafs - pencil puSEer said phos-
sWosrs5 ~ I, ll Med the bunch Tie man
tonic oll recovered, and served the
The Sanitsrin,,,' was Ihen open toward
the g-. iaales we're a little timid about
brafb--- az nrst. but not SO their
co1f5 ~ JUST as fast as bathing suits
int. -1 uQnned the editors DIu1ga1
in. -. POO and there they made mova
daei -. 49, a DoA OF monkeys. and (. good
frlr, Wa, noise. The Westover twins
Wafer ...5ilalllsJowE We're early IN the
J.. until 1- enjoyed tie sport IMMENSE
conI5--t - NE got his feet uD and
~ get them Gown. when ssFoor"
T5 ~ henderson came to the resc1Ia
irr zAl'letdent attending this -hrfU-
v-bs, tufe had scarcely subsisa1
disso,.e-.- tultor from Bourbon county
WAS 60 That in the bal. poOl there
eft ~ ,t-lIel. placed there for the ben
In sv-i, ~--'se VINO desire to ride IL when
made The announcement was
ess-,rz - Wild scramble fer the ha. ri
~ L IN which there were fortuna re-
tba esualties, and In another fnsfenf
fre,.- mead was cast ont into the
'berrsl ig then became a game OF
hoIs 5 barrel, who can ind The Inns
ana everybody played.
'uage Kelley's Tro1bles.
1ssgege Kelley Of Rar5sto.,,-,, Lee e.
gh7sa vim an air Of disgust. having
cals-, ~ ~ wen 70 get on TOP of tba orr
11lfeessing room. GNU 'ii.i'1e lot
asvsL / sub" he explained. liter st
szreE,-u .l stcch a sfamned u1Diease,f
di5r,+ ee IN my life. sub. /. seems
teas6.rt so my booth at sIL The un-
saoesfri-,.," Wouldn't have 1T the human
Ia s- tel you. No. sub. IL vas
r pressing room. sub.
hs propah thing for me To do v-ss
rpis. own room. and. damn &. sub
arsl Sel my suit on again. Tne,-
believe. The only man in
Ed rs our deaf and dumb membab
Hasf e-u not make him undIhsrand
wanted.
aslaIss seen minutes 7 sufahed the
sat ~ 1eil' sub What moment I
1s ons e,1Iested for apprOpriating
ar eise -oOm 7 knew not Iii
2 hs5 NSehuled passing attendant
.asa nm bring me anuthah suit.
~ 49, uahed out and found my
b felt 0ettah, sub, much
va as a sign in she pool which
.Eb 49, s,., Gathers TO take a shower
sHe eel55 Ser BEFORE going out. TO avoid
a. NJ shower was not -lirued
q -Sentuckian never takes
z s~Se most Of the visitors an