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ANARCHISTS HUNTED DOWN.

Two killed BY the Pursuerss TIVE Xl1l
Thenselves-They Had Attempted AsrAsr.
<. BERLIN. April ga despatch from Inowraz-
hw. an important town in Prussian Poland. tells
Nos an attempted assassination In that province
: By Anarchists and OF its trnRic sequel Four
!: men In m asks entered at night the house Of
= Deacon Won Poninski. who lives ct Kosoielec.
Gnd Is an influential supporter Of the Govern
ment and an enemy Of radicalism. Poninski.
aroused by the noise Of their entrance. rose
up in bod. but before he could speak or oct
!, the men fired. inflicting dangerous wounda
- The noise OF the shots reused tho neighbors.
who rushed in and learned from Poninski and
his wife OF the attempted murder. A party
was organized and went In pursuit Of the four
men. oveslaking them in q forest. Al the pur-
suers closed in on them the four men fred. but
without effect. A fulisade from the pursuers
laid two Of the fugitiyes dead. The remaining
two then shot themselves. and died almost In
When the bodies Of the dead men were ex-
emined letters OF Instruction were found.
Anarchists" The signature was accompanied
BY seal inscribed with the came words.
der ei Deacon aeon Won Poninski. and also instrSo-
tons to commit other o0trages. regarding
which the authorities have not yet given any
she Anarchlsts in a Poland sre thorouehy or.
sanized. and have a central committee. whose
so is ss s%r
bean countries. The case, has aroused the
.roatest interest among the Berlin authori-
despatched to Inowrazlaw to get ali the facts
ina ascertain whether there Is any under
standing between the. Anarchists Of Prussian
Poland and those In other parts Of Germany
morning
as SH anS tSs ire
work OF Anarchists. The firemen prevented
e the greatly
oe Anarchists pushed people In the way Of the
Ars.en trampled on the hose and cut It in
seve.a places. The Ringstrass? 10 oa9 q the
finest .fssets In TIE TSrld. It 10 lined with the
4nar shists have Of late directed their threats.
In view Of recent incendiarv attempts the
Weather people are having ,their houses
specially while the force hHs
Praterstrasse and In other neighborhoods
whore the we'll to do reside.
:. LONDON. April a.For the first time during
tlrt current agitation Of the so;called unem-
displayed at the meeting held to-day. The
movemen It has been contendedtall along by
its critics, Is bogus one so far as 1t pretends
to be In the interest Of the genuine working
5es ssS ne Ss Kst esSk
nunciations OF the leaders Of the movement
.wna again present, and interjected remarks
vened the meeting were murderous Anarchists.
he. These Interruptions gave rise to hOwls
scrimmages between the adherents of Back
ct sna the SaRHSsde &
for the relief Of the unemployed.
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No Five. Year Parliament Yet.

LONDON. April a-In tho House OF Commons
this evening Sir B. Walter Foster. Liberal
member for the Ilkeston division OF Derby
shire. moved the repeal OF the septennial act
which provides that unless 1t be dissolved by
the Crown. each Parliament shall exist seven
years from the date on which it meets. He
n
the country as 9 means OF making the House
81 Commons reflect more accurately the po-
litical sentiment OF the country.
Mr.. Balfour. said the Liberals might just as
logically call for Triennial act. and twitted
mem upon their lack OF courage In not daring
The motion was rejected by 1S0 to 142.
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10 to 80 lbs. per Week

Idoctored with some Of our best physicians.
but to no avail Then I went to Hun
tingdon. and tried two thore. but with no
better results. became very low. had been
confined to the house some two months.
when one OF the doctors recommended
Hoods sarsaparila. 1t had done me good
before. so concluded to give it fair trial
again. commenced using it about Jan. l.
1892. In sic days I began to relish food
and from that time on I gained rapidly. l
have not quite taken nv second bottle. I
have gained 80 lbs. in "a days. I feel almost
as we'll as ever did. Can eat Teil, sleep good,
and don't have
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-09
nAsr xrear OF rnE Opera.
4 0rsat Dsassstrasien - I1ewsrs Ter tAs
SINCERE aaA fer the Conductor.

A Or,.N De-s,str~sssu = F1svsrs fer The
Gasssre ~ Tor the Co.Sveter.
Impresario Abbey's successful season Of
itaiian opera WAS brought to A brilliant close
last night with spIenoio repetltion. at the
Metropolitan Opera House. OF Faust" with
tina IA Memorable cast that has caused this pro-
duction OF Gounods WORK 70 DO ranked AZ the
finest Interpretation ever given in America.
80 Sns.h. a. aa,,.ht,,,I n.s.s.
was worthy tne oenRh1'ui performance
Music lovers thronged the Opera House.
and ths fashionahles turned ont IN
o IT, a. ia s.,, ~"
handsome AZURE 10 OLD farewell 10 the
. enjoyment Of the music lovers OF the town.
M - a. ....si... =. ~
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Deaf from Catarrh.

was the victim Of tho worst case Of Catarrh
one ear. and all the inside OF my nose. includ-
Ing part OF the bone. sloughed OF. No sort
Of treatment benefited me. and physicians
said. Il would never be any better" As q last
resort took Swift's Specific. and 1t entirely
cured me and restored my hearing. I have
bean we'll for years. and no sign Of return Of
The dissas~-ArA JosxPHNE P0LHIII.
Due Wssk 10
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AS Soon be Dead

as alive. Whenever caught cold could not
walk two blocks without fainting. Now I am
free from it all and l can truly recommend
Hoods Sarsaparila to any one. received a
letter from Mrs. jennie Bigelow. now OF Free
mont. Mich. asking II my testimonial as above
In behalf OF Hoods Sarsaparilla was true at
once wrote her that 1t was. and sent particu-
lars OF the benefit the medicine did me. have
since received a letter from her thanking me
rry much for recommending Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and stating that she also took 1t and was
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Cures

fectly helpless, wasting away. white as .
sheet. and notlsts0 bsst s1n and bone. You
could see every vein in his forehead and
hands. said. II it was Gods will to take
him. knew he would be better of. After
Willie had been home about nine months
was taken sick. and began to take Hoods
sarssparilla for my blood. It helped me:
and also gave It to Willie. not expecting
it would do him any good. But from the first
dose It seemed to be just the medicine he
needed. You cannot Imagine my delight
when soon saw great change for the
better in my boy. He improved rapidly and
gained in strength. Four abscesses on his
hip all healed up. and when he had taken
two bottles Of Hoods Snrsnparilla he was
lively and active. and able to go long ways
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BALMACEDA'S SILVER.
TIE Correspondence Relating to Its He
s'i, movaI by . British Man-0f-war.

TIE Correspondence Relating to Its He.
!; 'it' moval by . British Man-of.war.
LONDON. April ga blue book concerning
the connection OF Great Britain with the con-
flict in Chilli was issued to-day from the For
eign Oflce. 1t contains $50 dispatches. COW
ering tho period between Jan. 8. 1891. and
JAN 80. 1892. Most Of the dispatches show
little that is new or interesting. Tho corre-
spondence between the Foreign Ohace and It's
ton. and bids fair to excite considerable dis
cussion MS we'll as some adverse criticism on
the part Of the Radical press.
= The saving OF Balmaceda's silver on H. M. 8.
!. Espiegle. it appenrs. caused Augustin Ross.
the diplomatic agent OF the Junta In London.
10 lay warm protest before Lord Salisbury.
:, tn dwell with sharpness upon Crest Britain's
: violation OF tho laws OF strict neutrality. and,
sesm to hsve the DESIRED Sheet. to notify Lord
tht TT b aw cnSn
smefS Lord Salisbury .hat knEla .s hAd an
sass Rad dssnsd 70 ASSUME %hen tsa
Is Governmcnt. at Washington. he said. was
Sr s
& l In Teply to Lord salsbury,s represent.ti9ens
Ceda's Minister Of Finance asked Minister
Patrick EFnn t. S thH
!. clined to accept such a responsibility. He
consented; however. to telegraph to Washing
YIN for orders IN tho matter. and ne did 60.
he isse Ms nH rds S hst ss R
oeda. The, arrangements for the shipment
were made by the Governor Of valparaiso and
c SasSs % a. ~ ths ora sss
hury's communication containing bis DECISION
In tho matter was sent on Noy. u. after lie
had taken. time to weigh carefully the PROS
4 and cons, llo then wrote to Minister Kennedy:
part. and more strictly In. accordance with the
6ttitude OF entire neutrality and non-interven-
don which her Majesty's GOVERNMENT have
Wished 70 observe, Il you hid dl ssI Capt.
theless. her Majesty Government have been
satisfied otherwise with the manner In which
yoa have performed your dLties IL time q
r9a wheS sna
displ9yad in protecting British interests In
oa On Jan. 30. 1892. Minister Kennedy DIES;
psS Prs more detailed Defence Of his action. Or
action. in allowing the transportation Of the
silver. He expresses formally hIs regret ior
his neglect to prevent the removal OF the treas
ss ss sssa sns s
" Ind Minister Kennedy afirms that they de.
q 6etWeen july IL and 81. Minister. Kennedy
hsH : add se s hs Gilman
2 ma insinastes. that the Chliian Government
deliberately falsified HIS kilograms. most Of
s sssf s"a there
% as TO alter completely the general tenor OF
the despstches.
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LONDON. April s-James Russell Lowell Is
not to have q monument In Westminster Alb
hey. The Athene,fm says to-day that. owing
to the scantiness OF the unoccupied space In
the Abbey, Dean Bradley has reluctantly de-
clined to find room for tho proposed monu-
ment. and has suggested thar instead OF a
the scene Of the delivery OF some Of Mr..
Lowell,s addresses. might be filled with Q
stained glass memorial.
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LONDON. April a-Grace Hawthorne. who is
playing Theodore at the Olympic. tainted In
the first act tonight. and fell from the throne
on which she was standing She struck her
forehead on the floor with great force. The
audience became excited. everybody standing
up. and some women screaming aloud. The
curtain wac lowered and Miss Hawthorne was
sicians assisted in restoEinS 9 ber to conscious-
ness and attended to her bruised head. She
was soon able to resume her part, and the
play went on after brief delay.
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Indigestion and Liver
Complaint

"saxton. Pa. Feb. 9th. 1892.
"MessrA C. L Hood & Co.:
Dear Sirs: have been . great sufferer
for the past eight months with indigestion
and liver complaint caused by irregulartty
at my meals In that time lost 81 lbs. and
my strength left mo 80, that was scarcely
able to be about the house. was misery
to nsysel} and all about me. Every one who
saw me thought and said could not live
longer than spring Indeed. I thought SO my
aalf lost IA htDh "a
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LONDON. April a-Mr. Gladstone delighted
the Liberals to-day by spirited attack upon
his former political friend and associate. the
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. 1t was In
the debate on the bill relating to small hold;
out in an earnest and powerful crit cism OF tho
Birmingham statesman. whom he taulted
OF the principles which he had once professed.
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WIbirt-Neely.

Cards were sent out yesterday announcing
the wedding Of Charles Wibirt to Miss Daisy
E. Nicely OF 80 West Thirty-third street.
Mr. Wibirt's m other was O. sister OF Mrs. Isaac
Chairman. tho mother OF Mrs Bradley Martin.
H. artist in pattern ;%akns conGe m
reiatiyes. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed at the residence OF the brides father
Nv the Rev Dr. Henry Moffet.
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strong Ma. sa.psou sAor. OF HI. Hair.

LONDON. April a-The woman known as
Edith sampson. who attempted suicide few
days ago, was discharged from custody to-day.
She says she is the wife OF Sampson. the Amer
lean strong man. who was sentenced yester-
day TO twelve months at hard labor for steal
Ing the iswslry and money Of his dear. darling
4Ag9ie. nrs. Bernstein. who became infRt-
ustpd With him. bs1pSon's hair was taken Cd
LIE fsa! ss'das. asahs was sss 70 wesk pick
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Fought . Duel In the street.

BERLIN. April s.-Herr Menther and Herr
silbermcir. managing directors Of rival COL
lieries at Hermsdorf who have been on bad
terms for some time. met In q street OF Breslsu
to-day and after some words had passed be-
tween them. began firing at each other. Sew
era! sh2ts were exchanged. and finally SLIDER.
by bullet. Menther, who was not wouSded'
was arrested.
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Expecting Capr,vi'. Resisnatio..

LONDON. April s.-A despatch to the Times
from Berlin says:
The belief is growing in Parliamentary
circles here that Gen. Won Caprivi will shortly
cpet that Gem Hon and b. yo oPebB oet
ticher. the Secretary OF State for the Intor1Or.
disagree. The secession Of Herr Heldorf
from the Conservative party will not improve
the position Of the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-09
Em,s Get. Back HI. Ivory.

BERLIN. April 6-Advices from Africa say
that Emin Pasha has recovered the vast stores
OF ivory which he was obliged to abandon
Equatorial Province. This makes him once
%ss ts Ss :S Il rs q e ASd s4S
roooysS SIS DsoviSss.
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Take Hoods SarsapariIIa Now

three bottles. also took Hoods Ssrsapa-
rila Arer the grip, and It seemed to make me
over new"-Mrs. f. CIRCUIT. Avon. Mass.
Hoods Pills the best after-dluner Pills. assist
digestion. cure headache.
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with tho aid Of crutches. He could also
stand alone. which he had not done Jor too
yesrs. His general health improved. his ap-
HooA's Fills do not purge. pain or srtpe. but act
promptly. easily. and efficiently.
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Hoods Ssrsaparilla- I want the people to
know what It has done for me. cannot rec
ommend 1t highly enough. and hereby give
HOODS Pilla cure constipation by restoring proper
action Of the alimentary canal
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Mrs. Anna Sutherland
OF Kalamazoo. Mich.

II had Goitre. or swellings In the neck
since was ten years old: am now ffty-two.
used Hoods Sarsaparilla recently and the
swelling has entirely disappeared 1t has
been very troublesome. When began I was
feeling so discouraged with the goitre and
rheumatism felt that would
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yo.rt... sank with The II..s..

& HAMBURG. April a-The loss OF life by the
. sinking OF the steamer Hansa last night. IN
/. oollision with the steamer Fslkenburg. was
! ErGer than at first reported. Fourteen lives
were lost, Including members OF the crew and
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Miss Ea..l.hs's Aner,ea. Losses.

LONDON. April 8-Owing to losses incurred
during her last American tour. Mics Eastlake.
the actress. called Q meeting Of her creditors
to-day to arrange for q compromise. Several
large creditors consented to forego their claims
and contribute toward sattsfying the smaller
creditors, who probably will accept rs cents
on the dollar. t..-
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That Tired Feeling

In fact, am q ne,D man. Ny neighbors
cannot talk enough about the change they
see in me. and all to be attributed to taking
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THE PLAIN TRUTH 10 good enough for
Hoods sarsaparilla No need Of embellish.
pnent or sensationslism. Just simple straight
forward statement like this. ofWHAT HOODS
SARSAPARILLA DOES-tells the story Of its
MERIT:
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The British Omcers Stewart and nal
Murdered In Pahans,

SINGAPORE. April a-The Malays have MUIR
dered the British officers Stewart and Harris
in PahanR. In the town OF Pekan there is a
general panic. The Europeans have fortified
themselves in a stockade and all the women
have been sent down to the rivers mouth.
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The Best Spring Medicine

petite was such that could hardly give him
enough to eat In short time he was able
to walk entirely without crutches. and has not
used them since. now over four years. He
goes to school regularly. and has grown tall
and stout, and 10 perfectly we'll. 'vrtee THE
for the sake Of other poor mothers srhe hare
crippled c'stldrer. Now that my boy Is SO
we'll. think Hoods ssrsaparilla will help
any ono who takes it"-MRS. EMMA v DUFF.
Walpole. Masa
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The Celsasabssa Express

a. sbs Pedpsvvanis RsilSoaA 10 the sssssss Of the
. tss1T RsH tFainA u y completely s9uipRsd vtsn ~
tHanaslvaaia route svsv AAy-AA~
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a :. -! sss:S; q. '; =: 6: Sstss: z
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Tho accomplished by Hoods sarsapara without
precedent in the history of medicine The testimonials
publish e1avagant not purchased they
from employees They honest plain statements of the
FACTS and will stand the most searching investigation.
Where you find ACTUAL CURES equal those related
in this advertisement Such evidence this must convince
you of the MERIT of Hoods Sarsaparlla It is the best
Spring Medicine It purfes the blood, aids Digestion gives
nerve, mental and bodily strength.
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permission to G. L Hood 4 Go. to publish the
above statement in newspapers, pamphlets.
and books. as they see ht"-HARRISON
HOUPT.
"P. 8. The following are names Of our
Business Men
Who are willing to testify that Hoods sarsa-
parilla saved my life. signed by themselves:
j. X. Little. Miller. D. NJ. Stoler. Merchant.
W. J. Borst. Miller. EB.Sulllvan. Undertaken
J.Herrng. Carpenter g. r. Houpt, Conductor.
J. NJ. Rhodes. Dentist N. Hyssong. just. Pence"
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entirely cured. "-Mrs. ANNA SUTHERLAND
]O6 Lovel Street. Kalamazoo. Michigan.
N B.-Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills sick headache. biliousness assis,
digeston-the best after-dinner pills.
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Never Walk Agar

He was getting worse instead Of better. and
would be as we'll of at home. So we brought
him home on tho iron frame. and kept him
on It for nine months longer. He was per-
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The Pain Grew Less
Mrs.. Chas. A. AsoeH
OF Avon. Mass.

and less till it ceased wholly. and as I have
continued taking Hoods Sarsaparilla the i'm
provemen: has also continued. am now on
my third bottle. the sore has almost entirely
healed up. the dark color has disappeared and
the limb looks PERFECTLY healthy. can walk q
mile easily and people are surprised at the
wonderful change In my appearance. Aftor
what have been through feel that cannot
speak too highly OF Hoods sarsaparilla.
earnestly recommend it."
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From Mrs. AsbeVs Mother.
II never saw such sore leg as my daugh-
ter had. and never saw such great improve
ment in any one as Hoods Sarsaparilla has
made in her while she has been taking the
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-10-27
LITERARY NOTES.

The True Story of the Surrender of
the Marquis CORVALLIS will be told by
Thomas Nelson Page in an introduction
to the Editors Drawer in Harper g
Magazine for November.
A thrilling chapter of pioneer adven-
ture in the far Northwest, entitled
Nathaniel j. Wyeth, and the Struggle
for Oregon, will be contributed tc the
November number of Harper's Maga-
zine by DIR. John A. Weyth. 1t will
embrace the story of the elder Wyeth g
successive expeditions to the Pacific
coast (1S31-36), with extracts from his
diary and private letters, and other
matter of no little historic interest per-
tanning to the discovery and occupation
of the Columbia River country.
The Omaha Bee, in speaking of Judge,
says that it did fair work in 1884, ex.
cellent work in 1888, but that in this
campaign it is outdoing itself. Judge
was never making such great hits as il
is this year it is leaving all its rivals
behind. Such great hits as the Cleve-
land Parachute, and the bursting of
Peck boom are memorable in campaign
cartooning. But Judge has some great
pictures in store, and the five papers
for the next five weeks of the campaign
will be sent for fifty cents. Address
the Judge Publishing Co., ITO Fifth
Avenue, New York City.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-10-27
She Recalled McGinty.

One day in my wandering along the
Clover fork of the Cumberland river l
stopped at farm house to get dinner,
and as / set in the shade of the porch
waiting, l was whistling for lack of
thought and something else to do, the
reading supply of the establishment
being painfully short. My hostess
was knocking around inside getting
the dinner ready, and evidently heard
my sweet and gentle melodies, for she
stuck her head out of the door.
do yer whistle by note, mister, she
inquired, "ere jist simultaneous like?"
mostly simultaneous like" l res
ponded, laughing.
81 never heerd them chunes afore, y
she went on, ''an' l kinder had an idee
they wuz book chunes got out fer ex-
try"
"Oh, no." assured her, "they are
merely little bits from the popular airs
of the day that every body whistles. ,
"'S that so?" she asked in surprise
II han't never heerd 'em up this away.
What's ther namesp"
well. 'Comardes,' Annie Rooney.
Maggie Murphy s Home. tiara Boom.
McGinty,' and SO forth. Didn't you
ever hear of McGinty?"
She became thoughtful.
whats the name?n she inquired
"Sems kinder like ez eff / knowed it. )
"McGinty," repeated slowly, and
her face frightened.
"Oh, yes, she exclaimed. "Iknowed
l knowed it, but somehow l couldn Y
quite set it whar it blonged. Aim
he the feller that they named the tariff
after?"
said it was and went in to dinner
Detroit Free Press.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1892-10-27
Our Latest Critic.

Our latest English Critic, Panmore
Gordon, is cordial in his recognition of
the creature comforts of America.
He recalls, with astonishment, the
strange averment made by Walter Be-
SAINT. "As there is no cookery in Amer
lea, it was impossible, save by the aid
OF canvassbacks, to dine a lAmeri-
caine." Our authors larger experience
enables him to pronounce this declara-
ton monstrous and indefensible. HAS
Besant, !" he cried, never heard of ter
rapins-the true diamondbacked terra
pin OF Chesapeake, whereof the bellies
Of Baltimore make boastp Knows he
nothing of the chicken gumbo where.
with the Creoles Of New Orleans have
enriched the menues of civilization
Wots he not Of the soft shelled crabs of
New York"
Mr.. Gordon assures the English nov.
elist that If he really knew the United
States he could instantly draw up from
memory Rabelaisian list of the tri.
umphs Of American cookery, setting
forth not only the merits of terrapin,
gumbo and soft shelled crabs, but also
of clam chowder, of shad, pompano
and Spanish mackerel, of corn bread,
snccotash and corn on the cob.
Mr.. Gordon goes on to make the
mouths of his readers water by describ.
ing strictly American dinner, al