The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-09-13
LOYAL WOM4NS WORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
The Hanry Household.


The Happy Household.
FALL FASHIONS.
Felt hats. ,Intrimmed from white to black and
Ga every conceivable shade. have followed the sea-
side and mountain bellies to the city thoroughiares
They are pretty If the face Is pretty.
Girls do not wear such monstTous wabbing bus
Eles. graceful fulRess at the Waist-ltne Is much
more elegant and in better taste. And then fashion
Hats aud bonnets are still trimmed from the
sack forward. The plumes, feathers aud bows are
rising with the season o. etheTeaI autumn ighV-
WaIIine-boots ofthe fine grades are tipped with
patent leather and are very narrow at the zoe;
Another extreme has a very wide toe Ladies VIII
study the shape OF their foot in purchasing, Soles
are sensibly thicker.
RED CATsUP.
To make catsup with the true tomato flavor and
set hot enough TO be grateful and appetizing, pro-
reed as follows Pare one-lalf bushel OF ripe red
tomatoes. Drain them through the celandeT with
out pressing. then stew with half dozen red pep
pers and cup Of salt until they drop pieces, and
then put thea through sieve 10 remove the seeds.
Boil until trejty thick add one pound of white
sugar and four tablezpooufulso Of mustard dissolved
in one quart of vinegar Simmer a few minutes,
cool partly and seal Tor use.
PICKED PEACHES.
The finest picked peaches are made with the
skins on, but care must be used that they DO mol
become loose or wrinkled. Wash the peaches ana
wipe with q towel to remove the furze. Have
ready SlTuD made ADDING one quart Oh Nl4it-
gar 10 pOuEiG Of sugar IL which Is placed a Duhch
of cinnamon and cloves tied IN a cloth. Put IN
your peaches and stew until tender. Plaee IN q
jar, boil down until thick, and turn over. seal alter
allowing a little O. the steam to escape. Sometimes
two or throc SETS Of peaches may be stewed in the
same strip. Care must be taken that the strip Is
not too hot when placing IN the kettle.
SUPERIOR MUCILAGE.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: The following recipe for
mucilage 10 mend fossils and minerals has been
found valuable that viii give it for the benefit
f14r T. md arch fsK-g f3T-Qnt
white sugar, one ounce; gum arabic, two drachaisi
water, sufficient quantity. Dissolve the gum, add
the sugar and boil until the starch is cooked. II IS
very adhesive mucilage, and, owing TO the sugar,
never becomes brittle that Il scales oil, as
most CLUES do, from stones or other hard sub
stances in 2 geological cabinet y ls SIMPLY IN
valuable Clara Trebel viii find information
sought iR Amy Smiths letter in TRIBUNE Of April
e, I5SS.-Bessie @. Race, Fort Wayne Ind
Editors Chat.
Prizes awarded: B. F. Webb, Elroy, Wis, TO Eva
Z. Crate, Ocoanside CAL for best postal autograph
Birdie KiIlam, Cleveland, O., second best.
Maud Sioddard. 10 North Ada street, Chicago,
H.. has been visiting Elpha L Yeoman, Surrey,
Ind, and together they attend National Encamp-
ment tis week.
q" Bob and others who write anonymously must
send their true names with contributions.
Dretta Chamberlain: The figure after your
name in Searchers and Solvers simply means that
you answered one puzzle correctly.
B. i. Webb adds cents TO the Little Cripple
Chair Fund.-
W. s. Moore sent no address, consequently his
request 10 know how many OF the c. c. were going
TO vote for Cleveland. and why, and for Harrison,
and why, does not appear
z. W. DAVIS AIuskegoa, Mich: The way TO join
the C. C. Is 20 join. You are now on the Roll Call.
Conversation Club.
Rt9es offEe Cub Write briefly. ? Write only
On one side OF line paper. 3. Write 10 the point. l.
Write on one subject. D. Write your best G.
Send answers 10 all puZzlesfor IRE Of Editor Each
week The names OF those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, leuulanslip and gen
era merit Conslcercd-vlll be named al the head
OF tllls column on The Honor Roll First honor
viii INCLUDE ali Of these requirements. Second
honor VIII include a deficiency IN some one point
no others alii be named
H0SOG RoLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First HouoF-liaitie y. Speers, Hawley, Pa.
second ftonor-4sose Nell Norton, Aucora, y. J.;
Nora l.. Sawyer Paris, 5iich
OUa ROLL CALL-GREETINGs.
Fannie iauil, Gls Berwick street, South Eastop,
Pa: ]uila =usdzrs. Newark. &eb father wound
Cd Il Vieks5urg: Icunlfg4 ts,,ll1r,Tlf,t AieIvina
Wis. son o. Iron Brigade; Frank Boree Bunker
Hili, H. daughter Co +, gth Ills Josie slyoer,
Davis a.; -eih l.. Daniel Estell, Ncb.; Daniel
Rowland, Esteil, Neb-; Isaac A. Gary. = Of v,
Monet. 3o; -seIIie 4. Goes, Forest CITY. Iowa;
Grace T. Boyd. BTOckpOrt, X J.; Prank Hackett.
Aiieglcilles. lsusG Nell Morton, Ancora. y. J.:
Henry, NsI-ceooro. Ne; Nora 4. Sawyer, Paris.
Aich; Harold IA DAVIS, 70 south Terrace street,
MuskegOl. Ilc.l.. o. Z. II. Davis, Lieutenant
Colonel. 18Th Alich-i Flora A. Conner Charles City,
Iowa; II. H. Jones. son 39tl Ohio, WaiLes o. ". :.
Moore, son OF a soldier lHo address,; George +.
H0unsou Glcnwood. No.; V. kiug Pifer, Har-
mons Greek Pa. Sun Co. 3, 74.h Pa Total. 952.
sEAGcHERs AND s0LvERs.
Fannie PAUL, SoHih Eastou, Pa. 1; John p.
Creager, VALLEY n j. % ftw0 Issues J.. NJ Ink
ham, Spring feic, Mass, ly Bessie q. Race. Fort
Wayne. Auu-, = y In. = Hedeu. Keystone, o., 8;
10 name MIncAester, Ind, B. Aaude IL c. Petty,
&Urlh Dorset. VI. .: Julia 3. Jlukhanl Hanover.
Conn, hin. T. Cher.iree, b T. o. Wagner,
2eH athens o. , ) ui3a SAUNDERS, newark, Aeb.,
.. Gracc T. Boyd. Brockgort, \. Y. 2; Charles T.
Straight, Pswiacget, 4. l. $ Louis Holman, Mil
Village, Pa, = Charles ". Cast, Clinton. Iowa .;
Emma Blazer ffeHda SPRING., Kan, 9; TOuInie
SturdeTaut. tieivinB, Wis - Mabel q. Giddings,
Thornton Ferry =. H. 10; Eena stillweu Erie
kau., - James y. Alger, Swaapscott. Mass, 5;
A l. ScEli.is. - Louis no, -; Estelia Williams
Derry, Kai-- - Maggie katAbuH, Odeli, Neb. y;
City, Mich, j Clara Cooper, Atiica, o.. ! Edwin
~ ROwscE, Academy, Ind, /; Wm. :. Peyden,
Keystone o.; May Russell, Ilodinan, Iowa /;
4. i. Webb Eroy, Ms, -.
THREE CUEERs FOX THE TRIBUNE.
Three cheers Tor the grand old TRIBUsE,
Aud tAe boys who wore tie blue
Nc.li rally r-aad our standard,
To or native land be true.
Three cheers for lae grand old TEIBUSE,
May lilo banner always wave,
Til All ouf Nations traitors
Are buried a. iAeIT graves.
Three cheers Tor The grand old TRrEUSE,
Itlc soldiers sLauch and brave,
For ille many t.iat now living,
For those ln tse silent gave.
Three cheers foT the grand old TRIBUNE
For tte lag t-Iat waves high;
HAY God redeem our Nation
AiHy freedom never die.
Alma a. iilers New Boston, III.
HISTORY o. TIE CIVIL WAR
By Lyita \. Day.
Part ~.
A
grew cut u Tie difficulties bet Weeu the United
States and spain concerning Cuba IA Is5s Three
United otsie= Ministers 70 Europe mel az O-teud
seaport lu Belgium. and addressed letter 10 The
United Ssates OOslrIileut 70 purchase Cuba If
possible, lae 90 Js force IL necessary This let
called iHC 3stcnd Circular and seemed Il,
he plan 90 form s1re-laJor Empire within what
called tle - Golden Circle this was a trsct
81 country having radius of 10 degrees Of latitude
with Havana fer - center. it reached north 10
southern FcursE +Nantu. south 10 tie Islhmus II
Dafleu, aud included size West Indies Mexico and
part o. Central America. This scheme failed ~
dld also conspiracy under tie leadership of IS fn
Walker, favu-lie 81 Jefferson Davis - seize f1e
Central American States. Although successful ION
few years the project failed, and Walker was
shot ~ rustic la !sJs
Buchanan, one Of The authors Of the "0steud
Circular. moss became President.
The " bred scott Decision Of the Gr,,,rsr.,o