Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-10
PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

G.. r, Belott, representing a large
manufacturing establishment In Holy
oke, Mass, is a guest at the Knutsford.
He says Holyoke Is the greatest paper
manufacturing center In the world and
its daily production Is beyond ordinary
belief. Everything Is turned out there
In the line Of paper except newspapers,
The entire water power of the COnnec-
ticut river has been utilized, and now
steam has to be used TO a large extent
Styles in fine papers are running to
tlnts and Deckel edges, and immense
quantities OF these are being made
Yellowish and light green tints are
popular. Mr. Belott said that the rags
now being imported into this country
are as clean as though they had been
laundrled, as government inspection of
imported rags Is severe, 1t Is impossible
TO get dirty rags into the United States
now, they are thoroughly oleansed aud
dlsinfected on the other side Mr. Belott
says that the entire Connecticut valley
from Northampton down Is all threaded
with trolley roads, and one can ride
easily between Hoyoke and Hartford
or Waterbury.
G.. W. Thompson, formerly night
clerk at the Cullen, and now represent
ing transportation and hotel companies
corrected whit Santa Catalina island,
ls q .uesC at the Cullen hotel on route
vest. He says the daily steamer from
san Pedro is carrying 1850 TO 200 tourists
and pleasure seekers every day to the
islard, and that the coming sealon
promises to be an exceptionally favor
able one. I he fishing continues 10 he
remarkable, and Mr.. Thomnsoa tells
Of the Spoit Of the wife OF Mai Cen.
Barrett 81 Los Angeles, who not long
ago caught sea bass weighing 4l6
pounds, Mrs Barratt has to tire the
yarmint olt ~ long process Of haul
ing In and letting out, and when at
last she died the great fish to the stern
~ her boat, she was nearly as 'tuGi6-
ercd on. rs the FISH was. There was
considerable OF a fuss ma le over that
catch. The epme fish Is the 'rJna, and
ashermen enjoy catching that FISH very
~ lch. Mr.. Thompson sees Sol. Lake
people on the island quite often.
Il. Il. WHEEL has returned from trip
to ST, Louis, and is at the Kenyon. He
says the 81. Louis fair management
has agents IN every country on the face
OF tue fUIUl aIleT eNnlDltH OF every
kind that promises 10 be Of public in
tcrest. Clearing of the grou1ls in the
| great park In the western part Of the
| city IL nov well under way, aua the
management proposes that rs long as
so large a sum as $50 100000 is 10 be ex-
| pended for :he fair plant, that IL viii be
Well t. make the fair as permanent as
| possible, ard win erect buildings ana
apparatus with that end in view.
Mr. WHEEL who represents one Of the
largest coffee concerns In the counii Y.
SAYS tfat his business opens well for
| the year. When asked about the
Mocha and Java outlook in particular.
he said that the demand for the genu-
Inc Mocha was so great all over the
| world crd the territory In Arabia where
| IL was giown was so rmall. thai the alb
solutely genuine stun could not be
| guaranteed unless spac ally imported 10
ORDER However, the Santos coffee Of
] Brazil is fully the equal OF the Arabian
Mocha. II IL sold with Java and answers
| all the purpOees