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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-21
VOTE REsULTnv ,N No ELECTION
Ballot in Kentucl1y's Legislature
Devoid of Incident.

Frankfort, Ky, March 14.-Senators
James and Walton had no difficulty in
gaining entrance to the house chamber
today. The sheriff made no attempt to
clear the cloak room of the senate, but
at 1870 again ordered all persons Elk
cept the members and officers to leave
the upper corridors. and this was done.
The joint assembly convened promptly
at II o'clock, and everything passed
quietly.
The roll call showed 131 members
present; necessary to Il choice, g.
The republican senators refused to
vote. At the conclusion of the roll cali
of the senate Senator Deboe asked for
a call of the absentees, and the repub~
leans then voted for Boyle. Populist
Poor voted for Petit.
The ballot resulted: Blackburn 81,
Carlisle IA, Boyle IS, Petit l. Buckner
l. The chair announced no election. The
assembly adjourned.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-21
LOCAL PAssmraHR ASSOCIATION
REPRESENTATIVES, att Portland Choose
an Able Secretary.

Portland, Or, March 1.-THE North Pa
citic Coast Local Passenger Association,
COMPOSED of representatives of lines par
ties TO the transcontinental association,
at a meeting today completed the ar
tfcles of associatio and elected M. j.
Roche as secretary. All the railroads
north Of the California line are parties
to the agreement which in fact includes
all transcontinental lines having termi-
nails in Portland, the sound and British
Columbia. They are as follows: The
Canadian Pacific. Great Northern, North
ern Pacific, O. r. 81 ~, Union Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Burlington & Missouri
River, Chicago, Rock Island e. Pacific.
Mr. Roche for four years has been night
editor of the Oregonan, and is president
of the Pacific Northwest Baseball League.
He is an old and experienced railroad
man, having held important positions in
the east.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-21

Circular to That Effect Urging n. y.
shareholders to Accept.

New York, March ia circular has
been issued by the committee represent
ing the common stockholders of the
Northern Pacific urging the shareholders
to accept the provisions of the new plan
of reorganization, and bases its action on
the good results expected to accrue from
the reduction on fixed charges and the
placing of the property on a more stable
financial footing.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-21
WAS SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS
Gustav Lagney, SwindIer, Ont of
Harms Way.

Portland, March 16.--Dr. L. NJ. Hoenoch,
alias Gustav Lagney the alleged Siberian
railway engineer, who successfully swim
died many we'll known men in Seattle,
Helena, Denver and other cities, was to-
day sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary for grand larceny.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1896-03-21
For Mayor OF Tacoma.

Tacoma, Wash, March 16.-Mayor e. s.
Orr was today nominated at the city re-
publican convention to succeed himself
The sun., 1896-08-23
MoNT4NA,S GLACIERS.
Wonders OF the Great Ice Fields Diaeov-
errd by CLANCY and Sperry.

NoRrnsIELp. Mimi. Aug. 22.-The glaciers
found in northwestern Montana by Prof
ChRney OF Carleton College of this city and by
Lyman b. Sperry OF Bellevue were described
yesterday to n SrN reporter by Prof. Sperry,
who has just returned.
Prof. Sperry has been searching for three
years for glaciers that he believed were to be
found IN the mountain fastnesscs OF northern
Flathead county. Moat. This summer his
party came upon two glaciers. one of which
they called the Spcrry and the other tho
thaney. The glaciers of the Canadian Pac!iic
are larger, those Of the Swiss Al,,s are more
celebrated, but he SAYS THAI none and Prof
Sperry has climbed and studied those of both
regions present So Gle rly and Interestingly
the result OF glacial action on the rocks ana
gives such full illustration Of the Iower of
these moving masses OF ice, as do these OF the
northwestern corner OF Montana.
miles long and two miles wide. and is Of un-
known depth, but the indications 20 TO prove
surface TO the cavernous and water, furrowed
bottom. IL IL not in any sense dying glacier
as are so many OF those IN switzerland, but is
a living. moving mass ot blue ice. with its
lateral and tcrrn'na! moranes. it's streams
OF milky water descend ng from the lower end
In st.ong currents. with its creyasses and It's
the south of IL, and overlooking Avalanche
BASIN; "crcat some time part OF the large mass
and the three formed n sheet OF ice fully seyen
miles w!Go. The SpcrrY glacier Earrows at
its lower end 70 sorEe in the mountains. and
Its side ana forming part OF the coGfines OF the
gorge is brick-red cliff, towering 1000 feet
above the top Of the mass OF ice. standing
on the side uf this peak. IA man can see near
the loot of the glacier, and all within two miles
OF II, no fewer than seven lakes, one Il them
all emerald, another a TURQUOISE, another, re-
ceiv!ng water fresA from the glacier. "a milky
white, ana all OF them alive with mountain
trout aud salmon. mile 70 the no-th rises
most exactly resembles a dried OK tongue. In
all directions the effect OF glacial action Is ap-
parent. A mile 10 the west from the foot OF
rises about $500 feet. On It's front the strait
;cations are as plain as the fingers of the
hand when held before the eyes. On Rome or
the clirs theSe qualifications are horizontal
the folding having been back from the face on
others they slope or are broken into foldings
and angles.
The party will make another trip next sea-
son 10 the same country.
The sun., 1896-08-23

and he could tell In some cases the beds in
which the oysters we're raised. but couldn't
sce the differences which were plain to him.
Mocha, MS have explained before. is mostly
q deluston. You sec that but sixteen pounds of
coffee came TO this country from Turkey, In
Asia, where Mocha Is. and that from all other
Asia only 2l.040 pounds Was shipped. What
figures ns Mocha in the market 10 mostly the
immature and misformed berriea sorted out
from many of the mild cofIees and then roasted
appearance Of strength. Many people hnyoa
quarter OF q pound OF Mocha added to their
Java. under the impression that IL gives the
mixture strength. Dried peas roasted would
be as good.
Under the head Of Marncnibo you get. at re-
tall the cofIees from the various parts OF
Venezuela. much from Colombia and tile north
efn coasts OF South America. Everything else
that IL good enough to sell In the bean goes as
Rio. What won't sell in the bean goes to make
cheap ground coffee, where. mixed with chic
cory. 1t still makes an acceptable drink for
Thousands Of persons.
mot all ground coffee is as bad as this, how
ever. but there 10 mono that Ia really good.
There are some fancy brands In which hno
Mhracaibo is u-etl alone"
Are the differences in the chhrRcteristics OF
these coecs due to soil. climate, Guilty alton or
species, or all Of these thinEs7" asked ono Of
II 10 not know, but believe that the differ
enccs are Iue mostly TO differences In surround-
ings Coffee has been known In Abyssinia from
time imme emOrial. IN Persia II has been grown
since about the year $50 ami II wns taken Into
Arabia from AbyssiniA In the fifteenth century.
The frat coffee house in England was OPENED at
oxford in 1880, and in 1890 the Dutch took the
coffee tree from Mocha to Java. IN l7l7 the
French planted coffee In Martinique, and In
l71s the Dutch took 1t to Surinam. A nearly
from the same stock. but the berries produced
differ greatly now"
The sun., 1896-08-23
THE SUPPLY OF COFFEE.
NAVY TARIEITks FINALLY SOLD
UkDER ONE or FIVE NAMES.

The United ytatss Drink Ons-baIf the Coas.
Crop OF the Worid and Receive it fron
One Hundred Bourcss-Cinsain oi
the Varieties ssd Their Dineresses
The coffon expert has been away on q vacation
He got back last week, and when he met his old
table comrades at dinner again they could not
help remarking that his trip into tho country
had done him good. All of them knew that o
had been up IN the middle OF New York State.
where he was born and brought up. and they
knew also that this was the frst time In years
that he had thoug IL possible To leave business
for long enough to really have a vacation.
"we. old man." was his greeting, did you
have good timer"
"SplcndId."
".:!= you catch any f,h in those ponds and
brooks where you have told US you used to find
tnemf'
no, didn't go fishing"
spent your time riding around TO old
friends and acquaintance and tho country
suppose Z" said another friend.
No." said the coffee expert. II can't say
that went ont riding much"
" Well, what In the world did you dor Sit
around ard loaf all the timer'
NO. didn't do that. either. Yoa see," said
the expert. growing animated. II have been
tryin: for long time to get together some
figures showing the amount and value of the
inpu-tations OF coffee to this country from
every part OF the world. and found 1t trou ble-
some Job. when l got n vacation pitched
into that, aod now have my table completed"
80 you couldn't keep out o: coffee even for
vacation among your chlldhood's surroundings
IN the country?"
"C... had a good time"
"Now. then" said another Of tho party. per
hnps you can answer n question which my wife
puzzled me wit. the other day about coffee. In
all aib lat aft. ipt
the markets from more than 100 places In the
world. When my wife heard this she wondered
at 1t. If that is so.' she asked me, where docs
It all go to, and how Is 1t that l never heard of
more than four hvo kinds OF coffee In
my life2 II | go to q grocery store and
ask what kinds OF coffee they keep.
what do they say2 Java, Mocha, Maracaibo.
Rio. and ground. Go anywhere that you
like and you won't find that the stores have any
other kinds. Now. you ask your expert where
all tho hundred kinds OF coffee go TO- and IL
theJ come to th!s country, under which OF these
names the iferent kinds come mRsquerading
into our Kitchens. l should ike 10 know, also.
am having paimed of upon me when order
the pure Java which he has recommended that
we should all use. Now you have heard my
"Csrtatni;. q said the EXPERT EXPERT Your wife I,
right. In the retail trade there only five
kinds of coffee known-Java, Mocha. Maracaibo.
RIO. and ground-and yet under these nye gen
eraI brands there sold cotees from all over
the world have here the table which have
been preparing. ana this Will give you some idea
OF tho widespread area from which coffee comes
the coffee WAS shipped from and not where 1t
was grown. will explain that afterward."
Then the expert produced the following table,
IMPORTS OF COFFEE TO the UNITED STATES
The sun., 1896-08-23

area, through ono corner Of which pasgod
small stream. Il. wac near dush, and tAe
soom sts; nSieh ShS served as mess room, wsFp s.-
tiag smoking on the rear yerande; Suaoenl
there came loud cry o. frs III Sir.e,Iona sna mon
weSs we Ssln ali hurried through TO the front the
rush led by couple Of Engliahmen: IN the
SeosrG reotsS IN IN WITH Cat Covering Of Tsttlcd hur
dies Would " be believed that this struotur?
was the powder magazine Of tho DeiiGrad
Yes; during. the day had seen mon, at
work ns the The poHds5 91f them Re from
open powder barrels, which, when the Work
was done, were simply covered loosely with
Besides the powder In the barrels and in
the charge bag, there Was quanuv OF
emhSiSs y IN loose oIi hesbs. There Was not even
sentry the hut. / remembered thinking
tSS esrsS M hc Sd
some cooking fire, or swept from one OF the ID
numerablo cisarvttes constantly being smoked:
dry as tinder. wero kindlinR into isolated blaz-
The two EnSlishmen were running toward the
hut at top speed Then they diyerged. one
headed for the water, the other hald straight
fs eS .hs roof Set and
blazing hurdles. his oomfsds SSd allied =
man on the roof OF the hut.
The Russian officers Of Tchernalefrs bead
Quart5rE CauRnL up In0 lu0h ran pWbEu
stream, and formed q chain, but the long link
next the hut was allowed 20 be constituted
By the comrade OF the man on the roof. His
danger. spite OF the bucketsful of water which
reached him from time 70 time. seemed Inn
minent.
With every hurdle throw down, his footing
became the more precarious. Sparks dropping
from the waiting had ignited tho cartridges.
which were popping of with tho noise and
smoke of a respectable skirmish. 1t seemed
impossible but that the bags and barrels should
catch q spark, and then-well, there could bo
but one ending
The trouser legs Of the man on the roof.were
smolderIng. but still he worked A few
moments more and half Of him :disanpeared;
his neither limbs had gone through the thinned
roof; but he held on TO the top OF the wattled
wall, and poured down bucket after bucket.
AT length he succeeded In quenchng the ire
and Stopping the explosion Of the cartridges
TIE door was opened and more water poured
in. Taen the man on the oof came down there
from; barelegged 10 the thigh, his hands, arms,
and lower limbs a good deal burned and
81 ldGed with blue powder marks.
The comrades declined the Takooa cross ten
dered by TChernaietf, and asked me not to
write about the episode. l am sure they would
not like that 1 should now mention their
names.
The sun., 1896-08-23
IHE SE ULL BIZ.
a Catch that Was Lucky for the Fish, n
Sot for the FIshermau

rum Mf SdA francisco t'dW
The s;rangest tish story ever heard was n,
experience Lad myself" raid Judge Scudder
oil AiA!"ms. a. he settled himself back In his BIZ.
armchair, "h'.e reflective look passed over
his pen countrnauce.
IL was IN the summer OF SO, think that an
fastener and myself started out on the war
pam Tor h>h. salmon Greek afforded fine fish,
ing FOR salmon. trout and salmon front as we'll
ana many were the stories OF mammoth 6sbss
caught there which were waited TO our ear.
when our friends learned Of our destination 20
incrslu!ousy i"S' ''S'e"eo
r,rlnr, This ,,Ttsm. a. you know, flow. through a
ias around considerably after ieayinS Er.a,
s",Lr' Hna!lS emptes INTO the Pacific and r,pht
Ocean View House tramplmg up Inc narrnn sne
Smh w. u, each morning with bait in ourselves as
We had good sport fine luck. in fact-,or
wi ""y,' 80 n, ma ma on tlS ,hrd day chose very
49, m'.n Nh"t ana seated myself on large rock
Toh using the samc I'D .fas Linned sort OF wr anu
I1. aia as a boy; There wa, NJ need To use the
caught ~ easily
,,d ne Fastener was downstrosm a little wav.
MHN SnH eNfrytnIng was intensely solemn and ouISt
hch ieIt fierce pull on the line roustJ ~, ~
a. me, ann nulliLg up. what should see come
which. 10 all appearances. lad swaIl"NeJ W. W.
s,n D..a inrnuEh It's ey"s, Naturally my otherwisH
With s"r, "sSS Of SoT mere ions!ieraoy shaken aud
winch motion swung the grrwsomr thing ra,Lp,..
@ s@narpy against "A rock, wAercat Il cracked annrt
H,tu we several pieces my relief sIin ~
Inoo to 'Ie stream, leaving daug Cling on my lin. n
, ios' prculihr-louklng h.h. almost white and
ionmlhg an almost Ierfcct ring '''' anu
Ia, /, dttrkiy leTked he hook out of its glls and
tt u tdrop into the clear water, where - ,Snnt an
ni'tuugh 'he strahgest motions. still keeniny ~
SgSuar shape. IL WAS unable To swim hnI
wrs,f nras.fd around Ia the water, or moved Win
attpactsa by my howl arrived Just In time m se
iievs ~ ine nse eGrrntr'e syrstions and really be-
alwNys hny. n"'i' ." actually seen II he would
~, aiterward came to the conciusinn ,h,,
and mrnb " ish snla1l, pad strayed into HE skull
of Su sraned he ruin over and 20 closed lis nods
grow on ~, tn"uxh II could easily survive and
H iii .neIe u continued 10 grow. only In riDyy'
sncksIS worm, failing through one OF the sy.
cIhmped QuArters. si Hoh ltu
,ms h gut fshing for that day, and IT was som.
'niS strangely Imprisoned curio." sA'sSnSot
The sun., 1896-08-23

lroB' The Boston ErrnIHg Irlr' ~
Clouds overcast the SKY the s-.r" H'f' o.
Aug. Is in Boston. The suns ;a." VS. Va'
rarely visible There were se'esA. 'eF' -
the late afternoon. but we tad =" PAN al "
tween ara u. NJ. uotw,h.'Aat. "aC"s
rainbo with all itr henutifG, ru.,g- - M ~ ~
southeastern horizon: tie rAAN 2 '.',.ii
sun piercing through tie a''cH"... - 81. . "''
formed IL,
Turning to the west al H.3", ,,'s aaFiiGn, iIp.
dark island seemed to be- = 100 w"
green smooth lake, sUrrngI .'a B. "A, -;
shore. n stream OF fiery rGu,'",. .HNa '..'. "A
way through the ro,k-. N,t '.r'" "'s m.n ~
islands, lakes and rocks II Nl- ',r 49,, "a
skN. the suns flrry ray = y'.s : "' '' "a
the blue sky. n denser DARK ~ .t n 80,
ana showing his fire IN intense .'..' ''+''0
Tie lighter vArors. ..-.o,
3hl u great surprise rcwrr3ri. '.' " - ~ 4
thlN glorious sunset, There - '.- r.' ,hs
the setting sun. about -four q =. .'. ,o1
nensible horizon. clogd- wttr t'.i'. @ ~. .'a
OF Zach other. and willie thrlaS 3..' 'i.r.y
wer" heH'ing m the City ~ 4. .-' ian:
from the afternoon rAir. - d.
photographed on Ia" vIuUi- ni,,r
hoqn,s were PLAINLY visible. .... - = iie
ana bpNtOH uHrbor maIk- o." ~ piss
CITY PLAINLY on the clouds t.- Lien
thr outlines became more '..' tho
thr SUM iierv face w,~ ll,:
horizon they faded away aau a 49,
The sun., 1896-08-23
MILD COFFEE
Invoice rates.

Here you will see that the number of sep
arate kinds OF coffee has been red uced To eleven
sll under the two general heads OF Brazil coffee
and nj ID coffee. There are still some forty
grades known to the jobDinR trade. but in the
next stage the wholesale trade-these all dis
appear and 20 do some OF the eleven distinctive
titles. When the wholesaler comes TO sell 10
the retailer he must recognize only the names
be- either Java. Mocha. Maracaibo, or Rio. for the
ground coiiee men VIII have taken their grades
out or the market already and later returning
them in packages 70 the grocery trade.
In the best trade nothing passes for Java
but the berry grown there. but as the price de-
CreascS great quantities of the other mild cot
ices become Java. First comes the Ceylon
berry then the mildest of the Nenezuelan and
expert as Java coffee. and in fact can tell from
the appearance OF IT, what part of the world any
coffee comes from, but II would be dlfficult TO
tell how one does u or Just what the differences
arc BY which We distinguish one lind OF coffee
from another. ! have known u man who could
The sun., 1896-08-23
GAME PRosPEc1s IN MAINE.
Prospects Good for the Autumn Hosvy
Fine, Imposed Upon Wealthy sportsmen.

Fines Imposed Upon Wealthy sportsnen.
DEDHAN. Me-, Aug. 22.-Though 1t Is fully
two months before tho coon hunting season
should begin the coons have already been seen
so often and have done so much damage to the
growing crops that many OF tho residents have
been out to try their luck. They have not only
met with great success. but, contrary to the eI-
pectatlons OF every body, the coons proved to be
excellent eating. though local tradition declares
in rhyme:
The sun., 1896-08-23
.s44E3O5.745 ssy. gag ,Ovs

kithUut particularizng the ports OF shipment
will also zee that. assuming that we have
lO.OOO,OOO persons. big and little. in the United
States; State % we buy MOI more than six pounds head for
for this at first cost nearly 500, ,O0O. 900 about
A. much ms We we spend for sugar: or more than
our shipments of kerosene oil and other
petroleum products. Coffee stands side by
porant of cur imports. and It's uso is increasing
largely from year to year. We use about one
the world and more than any other country in
the world In Europe tea is the great standard
drink. and you will find that few OF your for
sign-b born servants drink or like coffee. but
that they all dote upon tea.
Now. In looking over this list you will OBJ
serve that great deal OF c2freo reaches US from
countries in wAicls .i0he is grown. and that
other countries whtre coffee is q considerable
tied with either very small shipments or none none
This merely shows the roundabout ways OF
commerce. The cofrees which are credited to
Austria Hungary, Belgium, France, Germany
and Italy come almost entirely from Central
America South, America, and. in the case OF
lands is mostly Java and East Indian coffee,
and that from Eng and is from the British West
The San DOMINICAN coffee, which amounts to
more than 100000 pounds a year. goes
mostly ny to prisons in Europe. 1t is one Of the
but II has no standing In the TRACE because 1t Is
60 earelessly gathered and is pretty nearly half
very good. Hayti ships about 4. 900, 900 pounds
year to the markets of the world. AS you can
country is from Brazil. Brazil furnishes about
threc-quarters OF all the coffee raised in the
world and we take about three-quarters OF her
whole product.
Now about how this variety OF coffees gets
into our stores under i've names only. The
as soon as the Coifees get to our market. No
matter where they come from they are ali 10
be FOUND under one OF the heads which you will
fnd IN this table. which is the form in which
the prices or coi1eear recorded daily in print
The sun., 1896-08-23
DR.. HALLETT,

me great blood ana nerve spec. 4 H., 'gl6 EAh
and private diseases OF men In .' iI', gnr.i
aoth 81, near I'D av, New iofS .isles ns4
SuTeoi hours. Tow Write or eA,i, vss' 49,
The sun., 1896-08-23
Since THE War.

RhsumatiSm AMI ltout cared IN eyery case since
1891. Famous PFess. rDtlOn 1OO,o0A cures
IncuFableS Pleasant TO taEe. I5G. boItls DruEEstS
book free AuLLER. ~ UnlSersiiy place, NY.
BIaAARcK BIITERs onos a day buIIds upL
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago, Ill.,, April 4-For half holiday,
with no French or English markets to lend
their influence, wheat did very well, both as
to business and price. There was a regu-
lar boom on for a WHILE the only explana-
ton of which was found in a fresh rumor
that Ohio would show a condition of only
81 per cent in the official report. This same
rumor was af1oat on Thursday, causing
strength at that time although the authori-
ty of the statement could not be found.
The closing was the best price of the day,
the tone being remarkably strong. May
wheat opened at 639sc, advanced to 645s@
6iAc. where it closed, 1bc higher than
Thursday. Cash wheat was firm and 1c
higher
Corn--The strength of wheat was of avail
to corn in that it caused slight apprecia-
s ticular interest or demand. Holders of
calls were enabled to recover their in
vestment and probably little besides, but
their margin OF profit was small. May corn
opened at 29ssc, sold between 291aM297s and
29S4c, and closing 1s@asc under Thursday.
Cash corn was firm and 1sMAc higher.
Oats were possessed of both activity and
firmness, the motive and inspiration COM
ing from wheat. The demand was scatter
with orders. Cash oats were firm and I'M
changed
Provisons-The strength which ruled in
grain did not reach the products market t.,
prices ruling easy and in some cases lower
than Thursday, The reports from the hog
market were, disappointing, and that evil
IDENTIFY affected the feeling in provisions. A
tho close May pork WAS unchanged from
Thursday, May lard PIC lower and May
Abs 21a45c lower.
: The leading futures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-05

FOR RENT.
The best stand IN the city for wholesale
business Adler, Durham Il Co.'S old stand
on railroad tracks and 10Th street.
q rooms over Galatofre's old stand, Fist
street, newly papered and painted, cheap.
113 and lis 24th street, cheap.
pa and ZIG 22nd street.
FOR SALE.
1876 rect front By 200 feet deep on Avenue /.
house; All modern improvements; 5000
ssOe0-Best bargain on the, market. Lot
10Ox2OS, walled In with brick cement walk:
9lroon heuse; bath reosn ca each floor
fnished throughout; new barn; South
Highlands; dummy and electric cars.
s2OO0-200xl90, houses on 18th street ahd
Avenue II rents for $50 per month
s35Oe--f<iegant residence, cost 5000
An elegaflt residence on 18th street. South
Highlands, 70x2l2, between 10th and 18th
avenues: $1,000.
s0,s22a GA corner 23rd street and Highland
agenue; beautiful residence; all modern
ifYrTr0veEnents. 5000.
$500 vii buy 50x2i2. nice residence. on cor
ne4 10Th street and 18th avenue
Money TO loan on wen focated business
MALONE & Bksl-l4. zul7 ist avenue.