Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-09
rhe story Of an suspcu~ns.
mrs. JACOBS TEIIs wHy sBE LEFT HER HUSBAND ASH
CARKIED orr THE vALUARIRs

MIS- JACOBS rEIIs wHy sHE LEFT nKR HUSBAND AHp
CANNED orr THk vALuARIEs-
Mrs solomon Jacobs the wife OF the Providence
r. l., photographer, who came 90 New YORK city
without having Informed her husband OF her In
tention, In company with twenty -year-old Gel
MoryAnweck, who was IN Mr. Jacobs employ,
says that nothing criminal has been committed by
her or Morganweck, who went directly 20 the
house OF his parents Al No ls' east o4th street.
The couple brought with them everything port
able 10 the Jacobs mansion, including 81. 800 worf
OF diamonds the husbands Photographic outnt
clcs. valued az 1000. Mr. Jacobs went to-day 10
get her baggage from the stonnington boat but
found that her husband had taken action 10 PR
liummel 60 begin proceedings Tor repleyin. and Mt.
Jacobs Will have 10 light 60 get possession OF A.
MS Jacobs said she was born at Leicester, kng-
land, thirty-nye years ago saturday. ana came
over here 10 teach women 90 make hosiery by
later In Philadelphia Ia the latter place she met
Jacobs who was n pawnbruker. lie was much
older than she. and had two children but sue
sell II she didn't That was IN February, lssa
business became bad and Jacobs was sold out
liis mother was the purchaser. The Jacobs were
compelled 20 remove frOm a marbe-front dwelling
70 tenement house, and the young wife had %
pretty and left her son xaoOo About the
same time Mrs Jacobs saws Jacobs began 10
eNlnce an extraordinary attachment for a Mr.
Green, and, after he moved % Providence and
went 10 photographing, one day announced his
Intention OF starting Tor Philadelphia 10 bring
u
could stand. said MIS- Jacobs, sand I packed up
the goods and came here, intending 10 return 10
my parents In England"
In court In New YORK saturday after some par
leying, The husband decided 10 withdraw the COM
plant, and they, Mrs. Jacobs and young Morg Ia
come distasteful 10 her and size would never live
with nun IL Is understood a division OF the prop
erty winch She brought With her was agreed on
Pancakes tn Variety.
on cold winter mornings pancakes OF all kinds
Mold an important place at the breakfast tabla.
| The cherished buckwheat cake most recruitment 81
| ali, fiom Thanksgiving day unTil early spring is
seldom absent from the morning meal IN the gen
ulne American household When properly made
THIS Is the most delicious OF ali the grddle cakes
but IL has been against it when made from yeast
or risen over night that Il was dificult 10 make
hight and sweet, and that disagreeable effects fire.
quently followed Its eating. II n found that by
| the Use OF the Royal Baking Powder 90 raise the
| batter these objections have been entirely over.
come, and that buckwheat cakes are made a most
delicious food. light, sweet. tender and perfectly
Mnoiesofne, That can be eaten by any one without
the slightest digestive Inconvenience Once tested
from the following receipt other viii be used:
Two cups OF buckwheat, one cup % wheat hour
two tablespoons ot Royal Baking Powder one
half teaspoonful Of SALT all slfted well together
| MIX with milk into thin batter and bake at once
| on hot gridde.
The purest and richest syrup IL made by dis
solving sugar Ia the proportion OF three pounds Il
| sugar TO one pint OF water. Many persons prefer
| the favor OF syrup made OF orleans sugar TO that
made Of the white.
Rice griddle cakes are very delicious The rice
|
| with spoon until the grains are well brokeL For
each cupful OF rice take two eSgs one pint e
| mix, one heapng teaspoOnful of ROYAL Baking
| Powder. one-half teaspoonful OF salt ana hour
| enough TO make a thin batter.
For hOniIy cakes take two cupfuls 81 cooked
| noulhy. ana crush Il with a p0tsto-masner until
| IL Is smooth mass. Add one level teaspoonful q
| sat- TWO teaspoonfuls of Royal Baking Powder and
one cupTul OF fiOur. stir together: then add by
| degrees one quart OF milk and Lastly thr,.e well
| Beaten eggs Bake ln thin cakes.
| Very delicate and delicious cakes are made by
Lea M
| and one-half tesuspoonful salt 20 one quart OF
| mix, and suflcleHt corn meal, mixing All into a
smooth, thin batter; eggs butter are used for
| these. lhe cakes bake quickly 10 a rcn deep
brown, aud are extremely tender and light.
very delicious, sweet pancake Il made by TAX.
| Ing one pint of sweet milk, Hour eggs two table
spoonus OF powdered sugar. Two tablcspoonfuls
OF melted butter. one teaspooBful Of ko, al Baking
| Powder, and Hour enough u make a ihln batter.
Beat the eggs. whites and yelks ss.paraty until
until Wen Iruthed, siir The butter, sugar aud one
| cupfu OF Hour into which the hahjng ponder has
| been mixed, into the yoEs, then add the Az II
! needed, add more hour Bake Ia small cal En- but
Ter each ole a. IL comes IRON me lire. place four In
| Jelly between. ana powdered sugar over the top
Iuey should he baked very Tina ana four served 10
each person.-ifarI'er's Basa,.
THREE ScHooNERs LOST AT SEA WITH AL or
BoAkD.-Ihe consigneeso I The two-masJed schooner
Mary :. 1lbOetts, capt Mckeon. bound from NIr-
| g1nia 10 Philadelphia, with pine wood tear she
mas been lost with all hands. She has Lot been
| heard from since leaving Hampton Roads Dec III
| he missing vessel sailed irunl Hampton >soads
| with three other schooncrs. All were caught IN a
| terrific hurricane the ioilow1ng day. IL Is feared
| the TiODetts went down with all nands, slN in
| number. The British s,Iip Iaalte passed, IN me
vicinity OF Cape latteras, on December ~ tho
wreck OF partially dismasted American II hOOner
painted black, which Il probably the inlssang =, -
sci. The Philadelphia schooucrs l. A. Danen-
hover ana NJ. V. Cook, which LETT Hampton kOa1s
| the time, sJll missing. They TOO IA yO
| doubtless foundered with aIl hands.
| Reuben Crawford, for many years chiei Inspector
OF the United states revenue department for North
| Carollad East tennessee. ana Northern G-orgyia.
| but more recently IN charge oI "A more extensive
| Held, with headquarters AT Cincinnati, died at ! Q.
| troit saturday.
| san Martin Peak, I'm the state OF Vera cruz Mex.
leo, has been belchiDg iJrth uense smoke for zone
time. IL IL thought the uBtain VIII become an
| immense volcano.
| The Rockford IiLl Cooperative Furniture cas-
/ building burned saturday nignt. with eli It's con
| tents Loss $4,000.
| The new seven-story building Nos. y =, 300 ana
/ 3o2 4th avenue, chicago, OWNED by - Ln 4. Dale
aud :. r. Hart, u MalICtta, ONO WAS Tned Sat.
| urday evening, causing a lOss Oi S250OUn
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