The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-03
HOTEL GOSSIP.


Among the guests regiss.eIrea al tne
KuItsfOrd last night was AAtreo ACES
dorfer Of San Francisco. VINO IS on Ms
way home from a trip around Vile world
Adslsdorfer has been spending I1e MAJOR
norton OF the last twelve months among
the TEA CARNATIONS OF Japan. CHINA Bur
mar. Ceyl0n and the centers OF tue COL
fee trade ir strait settlements anu aoeIl,
where he has been looking INTO the status
Of rhe TEA and coffee markets on behalf o.
NJ u Rrandenstein * Co In speaking
OF the tea industry last night ne Sald;
There is lots 10 learn an the tea bust
ness of which the average consumer
kIs0ws very little. Take the tesi-tasJ1ns
branch for ms lance. tea taSters are born
a nd rot made. No matter how some men
may strive. their palates forever bar them
from attaining any reasonable degree OF
success in rnat direction, and II any case
a man has TO be in the business dozen
years before he can become an aSept III
me profession The tea man continuing
said: while the Indian and Ceylon teas
are more extensively used in Europe. N
the United States today over % per eek
NJ the tea consumed comes from Japan
ana Is Shipped from Yokohama 10 san
Francisco. 1t is amusing 10 read from
time 10 time assertions regarding Ine
adulteratiOn of tea, when, IN reaiity, every
case imported has TO be passed upon ~
government officials before Il Is d4OWeu
10 be sold TO the consumer. AoelSooIISf
relates many incidents regarding ms trace I
in me orient. lICAlGlll1 AA-C 4 -----AiA'A--~
Islands. which he says are adapted 70 Yea
growing being endowed with a suitable
Climate and plenty OF cheap labor, Whlch
is a necessary detall OF suCSessL ~ -, -
or. who spent some weeks in looking over
the interior OF that country, IS rdplulS
aSsimilating European ideas ana Seil0rs-
DrOgressiVeneSS, including large sIano-
ING army and an increasing navy. Al the
same time he says that the craze Tor reg,
ulation European attire mas receiver
somewhat of a check among the nlS.sst's,
who prefer to don the less expensive
Oriental costume from economical redS-
0rS Otherwise, European notions are
permeating the entire country,
In CevlOn AdelsdOrfeg visited the Ie4
ma r+afionS of Sir Thomas Upton WHO Is
probably the largest individual grove IN
the world TO-DAY, and VINO heeps 90
analyst in constant employ LieLiO ~
Rritish isles to analyse the water sup
plies in order that the teas may Oe DIe ll1
according to the consistency OF the HStSeL-
From Aden the globe-trOttef procure Ssi's -
MarSefIles thence TO London and nome on
board the Mastodonic Nhlle olal INV
Oceanic.
LANES P. Christensen Of Ephrain cane
M, from Sanpete last night in order %
attend the Republican convention TO-DAY
In speaking of the outlook Tor the eIectloll
of a. sugar factory IN Sanpete n sou =
night an the Walker house: FROM pres
enf indications everything points 10 tuS
installation of a sugar plant upof an lledl
site midway between Epnralm anu NlaItIl
where there IS sufficient water power IOl
s,ich an enterprise The Lehi sugar lac
tory people have looked over the uIsiIlC ~
and pronounced II good. Wnle tIT -
tests have demonstrated that the son 81
Sanpete valley is adapted 10 the TdlSlAs VI
a first-claSs paying crop
Chauncey R. Winslow. a prominent San
Francisco merchant. is among the SaSSeS
- Lrr,ra@ =fG
low VINO is accompanied by his VIE. mas
been spending the last three months upon
a pleasure jaunt Throughout the east ne
reports the weather 70 be very trylhg IN
the middle states. with the thermometer
ranging from below zero 10 90 above
within the space Of twenty-fOur hours
The stock market likewise according to
Winslow, is suffering from the same hue
tuatiOrs, with a tendency 10 stlnen-
The colored porter at the KnutsfOrd
yesterday morning came rushing panic
Stricken into the Office and informed
Manager Henshaw that two hard looking
characters had taken possession OF the
Iavatory. Upon investigation two He-
publican delegates from the alfalfa dis
tricts were discovered cOmplacently Sill
ting in The marble waShbasins. eating
ruSh-order lunch out of paper sacks ana
scattering fragments and egg shells gem
orally over the tiled floor. Two minutes
later the gentlemen from the country leIt
with extreme haste through the side door
Kenyon.-F. J. Crane. Chicago: J. J. Ger
son. Philadelphia; r. w. Faris. Chicago;
A H Marshall Oma ia: Lee Gibson and
wife Ogden: ". y. Groesbeck, wife and
child Trainer City: Sidney Stevens. Og-
den; George II. Whitlock, Omaha; A
Berry, Butte, Mont; Walter ,. Ra1J, New
York: G. H. COrSe and wife, Ogden; W.
r. Cooper; Dave Beer, New York; sam
King. Provo: c. II. jackson. San Fran
cisco; W. J. Sherry. F. j. Moody, Ogden;
J. ". Budbier, Boston, Mass; j. r. Ross,
Wells, New, r. Z. Davis. Ogden, John \.
Lamereaux, Los Angeles; D. J. Lindsay,
Chicago; J. Z. Diehl. Mammoth Record;
+. MOOrnan, Chicago; James Evans, cas-
tlegate; George Z. Peeton, Evanston; Ray
Jones, Provo; J. A Saunt, Coalville-
The Knutsford.-H. F. Gray. Kansas
City; John NJ Spaun and wife, Indianap
oils; William PigOtt, Seattle; William II.
Tube, Hartford; W. Fl. POmray and wife,
St. Louis; W r. Conway, Minneapolis; P.
p. PeacOde. Chicago; Richard Farley,
Boston; Z. I. Gait, r. H Newburn, Letn-
ledge; Thomas Fitzpatrick and wife, Oma-
Ia; J. J. Dan and wife, Chicago; Louis
Hecht. jr-, Boston; VI. 3. Brown and
wife Mary Brown. POughkeepsie; William
Morris, San Francisco; Z. H. Palmer, chi
cago; L. E. Sherman. Colorado Springs;
w. S Haynes. Chicago; r. W. CrOckett
and wife. Price; II. P. MytOn and wife.
White Rock; Phil Shenon. Salmon City;
James F. Davis, Burre, Mass; H. y. Har-
UALSs OcIlheI-
The Cullen.-H. D. Curtis, Omaha: J. c.
Fox, Haley, Ida: Charles Brendan. Eu-
reka; N Straw, Springville; F. II. Rus
sell. Charles P. DriscOll, Joe Watson, Eu-
reka; Charles MCGEE, TuscOn. Ariz.; r.
s. Spence, Wyoming; r. 3. Sanford
Tucker; Colonel Jones, Montana: ". 7.
Rich. Nevada; A. L. TOone and son.
North Ogden: A. T. Rankin. Brigham n.
j. HaSsell. Mammoth; D. NJ. Mckee. John
e Buggy. Ogden; Francis z. Roche Co
rhine; Joseph Hatch, w. p Starr Hele-
ma; George J. Kelly. W. Craig: W r.
White. Ogden; DR.. II. c. AdamsOn. Rich
mond; w s Seavey. c. A. ,hrell and
wife. Denver. c. E Tenill. St Louis; "
! \. Dusenberry, Provo; Mrs. A Z. Stiles.
I Council Bluffs J. h. Mas0nheimer. PO-
catello; A T Rankin. Mrs A T. Rankin.
I Brigham.
1 Walizer.-Claytcn Gaunet. Marysvale: A
/ !. BaSiey, Durango, Colo: Jesse Tyler.
/ Moab: A Peterson, ScipiO. William 2.
/ DowGle, P2ysOn; !. H Erickson. Rich
I neld; George Maxneld. Spring City: F p.
[ W Alte. Jacksonville. J. W. Diley. SEQ
held; Thomas Wise Kansly; 3. H. Hunt
! Eureka: Louis Lund San Francisco: J.
! y. McManu5. CasJlegate, James Rooney,
I Helper; Os-o Eilers, Omaha: l. F.
/ Brecker, Mand; r. l.. Booth Mrs. J. b.
Graham. j. 3. Graham. Bingham: N. H
/ Lads. Montpelier; A L. Jackman z. W
: peterson, LeVan; J. R. Brown, Reno: j
/ 2 Miller, J. Il. Johnson Moab: <. Smith
/ Evanston; J. w Quayle, Logan.