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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

time be had a severe struggle with sick
ness and poverty. After regaining his
health he taught school and studied Law,
and became an able lawyer. In 1892, after
holding other prominent political positions,
he accepted the Democratic nomination for
Governor Of Illinois and was elected In
November He is the first Democratic
Governor Of that State since 1855. Since
being admitted 10 the bar, twenty years
ago, Governor Altgeld has become mil
lionaire.
BosToN, MASS, July 24.-At meeting
of Typographical Union No. 13, rssolu-
tions have been passed commencing the
pardoning of the Chicago anarchists by
Gov. Altgeld, the resolution calling the
men ''the victims of capitalistic conspir-
acy of 1888 to throttle the s hour move
ment of that year" The resolution speaks
of 1.-The brave and manly act' OF Gov.
Altgeld "in libersting these men who
were never proven guilty Of any other
crime than that Of being labor agitators." !"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Yesterday. Racing Events.

At Saratoga, N. Y: First race, 5 fur
longs, Lord Harry won; time, l:0l4. Sec
ond race, l mile, Saragosi won; time,
l:0l4. Third race, half mile, Galitee won |;
time. 40. Fourth race, mile and quarter,
Stowaway won; time, 2:l0A. Fifth race,
5 furlongs, Shadow won; time, l:l5.
Monmouth Park: First race, 8 furlongs,
Addie won; time l:l4k. Second race,
5 furlongs; timel:00N. Third race, one
mile and sixteenth, Raceland won; time
l:47. Fourth race, furlongs, Astoria
won; ltime loo. Fifth race, one mile,
Estelle won; time :4o&. Sixth race, b
furlongs. Correction won; time / 100.
Brighton Beach: First race one mile and
sixteenth, Winchester won; time l:5l.
Second race. half mile, Jake Joseph won
time 5oJ@. Third race, u mile, Innovation
won; time 1l6sl. Fourth race, five fur
longs, Geraldine won; time l;02A. Fifth
race. seven furlongs, Tom Tough won
time :301S. Sixth race, 01l furlongs, Nor
dotte won; time "a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
A. c. DAVIS CAPTURED.
Tho AbscondIng President of the West
Virginia business College Rounded Up

Tho Absconding President OF the west
Virginia business College kounded Up
at Cairo, Ill.
SpsctsI TsisGran to the RSoiftr.
CLARKsBURa, w. VA, July PA.
G. Davis, President OF the West VE-
ginia Business College, an account OF
whose absconding appeared heretofore
In the REGISTER, was arrested at Cairo,
ILL.,, to-day, and locked up upon the
charge of forgery. He will be BROUGHT
back to this place and prosecuted. HIS
case has attracted considerable atten-
tIon, as he was Secretary Of the Law
and Order League, prominent church
member, and generally identified
with all reform movements. In this
way he got the advantage OF
his creditors. and they have been seek
ing consolation by attachment proceed
ings and suits. Clerk P. M. Long, who
it is said loses the most, concluded he
should return to Clarksburg and ex-
plain his crookedness, and seAt Onicer
Boggs after him. Davis has many
friends, who assert his innocence. and
sensational developments are expected
when the whole matter Is ventilated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Special 7.lsqran TO as Register.


MoRGASTowN. w. Va, July "a
The agony Is over and. as predicted IN
the REGISTER, Professors Ogden.
Stewart and Lorentz have been removed
from their professorships.
The Board OF Regents met this morn
Ing AZ 10 o'clock for the purpose OF hll-
Ing the chairs vacated Saturday. There
will be no president OF the University
until next June. The Board refused 10
elect head to the institution. and d.
rected Professor r. Il. Reynolds, the
present vice president. to act In that
capacity Until = president is appointed
in his place.
One OF the great surprises Of the day
was the ejectment OF Robert G. Berke-
ley, the former professor OF ancient
languages aud literature. Professor
Berkeley was one OF the best men, Ia 80
much as he is onS Of the old professors,
and his efficiency has never been ques-
toned. In the place OF Professor
Berkeley, @. Is. Anderson was appointed.
He was former graduate OF the Unl-
versity, and at one time assistant pro-
fessor OF ancient languages.
Professor John l. Harvey was reap
pointed 10 bis former chair OF modern
languages and literature. Professor
Lorentz was aeuoved aud Thomas G.
Miller, Of Falrmont, was appointed 10
hn the vacancy. Professors Brooke,
Wiley, Whitehill and Hartigan we're re-
appointed but Howard N. Ogden was
passed over, his chair having been
given TO Professor Reynolds.
The case Of Henry b. Davenport, the
former Professor OF Civil and MIling
Engineering, was referred 20 the exec
utive com mittee. The probability Is
that Davenport will be defeated. ho
having taken great interest In the fight
against Turner.
Professor John L. Johnston, pro-
fessor Of applied mathematics and
drawing, was reelected. James >.
Stewart was removed. Mr.. Stewart
was professor Of mathemstics snd was
always very poplar with the Students.
His remOys4> great surprise to
every one notion . shssIde Of s-csse.
r. A. Armstrong. fls prins,s
West Liberty Normal School, r..
we'll known 10 Wheeling. was appoln'eu
to Professor Stewart's Pace. y
T. C. Atkeson, professor OF ag'lcu'
ture, was not resppointed apo Hss'
considerable debase his ceNe was ~
ferred TO the erecatIvs cnmml''ooo'
Lieut.. Ramsey, Sam. b. Brown wv; =
AIdrich and A. j. Hare were reaf ,Poins !
ed with little opposition. This IN ~
the cnairs in the University except NJ
Dayenport's and Atkeson's, wbIr ".
been referred TO the executive N
tee, which will muet within the
thirty days, and Gil these vacanc
Sam Brown was elected seere
the Board in place OF Professor
who was placed In the treasu
Prof. John /. Harvey was elect.
position OF treasurer OF the
Heretofore these positions ~,
paid two hundred dollars per year.
but by the action OF the Board
at this session. the emolumentl
OF the Offices have been Withdrawn.
Every one is venturing conjeciures as
TO who will be the next President. As
the position pays $4,000 per year there
are many candidates IN the light. John
A. Myers, however, Il still the motl
formidable candidate. but members ol
the board still prophecy that . DARK
horse will stride into the Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL TIMBER.

some Logs Which are Neither Sap-Stain-
cd, Worm-Estsn Nor Water-SOaked.
SDsetaI TsIe0rGn 20 ths RColsESr-
WESTON, w. VA, July 24.-TWo we'll
known Wheeling politicians were In
Weston to-day, Congressman Pendleton
and Hen. A. d. Garden. The latter left
sc noon for Wheeling.
Within the last week or two Mr..
Garden has developed very f1attering
Congressional boom in the counties OF
Lewis, Harrison, Gilmer and Braxton,
He is looked upon as an
available candidate and one who
would make a successful race II he
were nominated. The fact that he is
resident Of Ohio county and quite pop
ular throughout the district, is recog-
nized with much favor by his friends.
Hon. Louis Benefits friends are also
anxious TO have his name considered In
connection with the Congressional
nomination. He would go into the con-
vention with a strong following and
would make an active race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
To save the LumOsr COmpany's Property
.sDsetal Ts!sordm 10 ths Register.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July 24.-Deputy
limited States Marshal Mehen left this
afternoon for the counties Of Wyoming,
Mercer. Mcdowell, Logan, ETC., along the
Guyan and Big Sandy rivers, with eighty
eight injunctions granted by the United
States Court prohibiting county and State
officers from disposing Of or holding lum-
Der or other property attached BY them
and owned by the Little Kanawha Lumber
Company. The estimated value OF the
property in question is said to be 1000,
The object Of this action is TO prevent
ruiuous sacrifice Of the merchandise OF the
company, and is in the interest OF all OF the
creditofs. The iniunctions forbid inter
ference with the receivers who are to take
charge OF the property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

MEMPHIS, TENN, July A-Ine aIteI-
nrdav night promises 70 be more consider
ohIe than was expected. In the Criminal
Conrt today Attorney General Peters nled
n ae3davit reciting the history OF the
M Iynching and suspending the sheriff and the
Coroner SAYING the grand jury has been
csiled 10 Investigate the case and that
,,,seIsc ssutiment loddly condemns the III
ppv,lscah hIe conduct Of the sheriff and
esai,.s 49, cantaIn who would not permit their
p I,sn 10 offer resistance. To-day Harry M-
Ersxser switchmsn, Phil Bods an en-
linear. and Tom Burke, nagmen'
were arrested ss proosoIe vncnsls.
Tbey all deny their quit O'nsr
arrests viii follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

Is the price Of health. But with all on
precaution there are enemies always lurk
ing about our systems, only waiting "a
vorable opportunity 10 assert themselves
Impurities in the blood may be hidden for
years or even for generations sno sudden
ly break forth, undermining health and
Fastening death. For ali diseases arising
from impure blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the unequaled and unspproached remedy.
It is King Of them all, for 1t conqners dis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
They Handle Green Goods.
Preetsl TslsOraln @ tAa Rs0ts.

CHARLEsToN, w. VA, July 24.-John
Shaver, of Ironton, o., and his son, Free
man Shaver, Of CampbelPs Greek, were
arrested on a warrant sworn out by Geo.
Copenhaver and brought before United
States Commissioner T. E. Stout to-day
on a charge Of dealing in counterfeit money.
These men had offered TO sell the green
goods 10 George Copenhsver, who lives on
Elk river, Doc. Hastings, OF Maiden, and
others. Letters and kilograms were
found on the persons Of the prisoners,
showing that they were in Correspondence
with green goods dealers. Among the let
1srs was one from j. g. Wilson, Of Gin
cinnati, proposing to furnish the goods.
The case was postponed till Mouday next,
in order TO secure witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Louisville, there was almost riot
during the game at the ball park. The men
and boys on the bleachers guyed Pfener
numerically and the second basemsn I'M
ally hit one Of the men with his hst and
then struck him with stone. The crowd
started over after Pfeffer. The players
and umpire rushed over to the bleschers TO
take hand, when policemen put In an ap'
pearance and restored order. The Louis
vlles could not hit Killen and tue PITTS
burgs knocked Stratton's curves all over
the lot. Attendance, l,SOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
she Grew HOmesick.

CoLUMoUs, o., July A.-H. z. Long, Of
Huntington, w. Va, arrived here to-day
in search of his wife, who left him in Boise
CITY. Idaho,\ in 1851 He found that she
died AZ the 81 Francis hospital in this city
about three months ago under the name OF
Mabel Reed. Long married her in Hun
tin0ton in 1856 and soon afterwards left
with her for Boise City. They never had
any trouble, but she was homesick. ana
coninr home from work one day he found
the house deserted. He never heard from
her directlv again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

yrw YoRK. July 24---Ton O'Rourke;
u.nsger for George Dixon. the coioree
saarber-vsight champion, nas fecs.voa
from Domipick O'Maiisyt iron .ns - -;
bian Athletic CLUB a. kooy. 2 cepJ :, = -,
9,ss Slss :, 80 Smith. the CaIisornis feather
Dl1v Da.ost on September 25- Dixon has re
s.'sss rs.s.r - sirn tie articles, howev& 9tles.
The ,s Roby Club viii hang Up sSf %
- ~ oa9 .sd agree 70 make the lose
80 r.r.s zoo. instead Of e1.p
ss:n1lntes that the club shall ps
80 ~ ~ 100 70 Ruarauteo ~ N
puIl o. t6s 6sht IL safssy'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WARS.

PANAMA, CoLoMnrl, July 24.--News bas
iust been received here showing that bard
fighting has been in progress near Mateare,
Nicaragua, between the Leon revolution
ists and the government troops.
Five thousand men were engaged In tho
battle, the result OF which is not known
here. Mateare Is small hamlet about
twelve miles from MauagpG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
"Imnnrfnntlf N 1rne. .

NEW YoRE, July PA new and start
ling theory has been advanced ~ 70 me
canse OF the sinking Of the British baltic
ship Victoria by the Camperdown ins1
reyolutionist claim that the loss OF tpe ~
~ : deem laid blot which has for is oplect
tho destructlon. IL possible, OF the Brutn
navv and tne IpfiIetion OF dire olsssier on
England 10 every quarter Of the gioos
where her flag flies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

WESTON. VIVA, July 24-Senator Cam
den and Hon. A. d. Gardner, Joe n. Grad
dock, Deputy United States Marshan b l..
Reard and Mr.. Rice, Of Wheeling, came
down on the Senator's private car "Gau-
lsv1 from Camden-on- Gauley, and passed
through 10 Clarksburg. They report very
pleasant and enjoyable time at the Hotel
Camden, where they have been spending q
few davs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
ONCERNNG BUSINESS AND FINANCE

WAsHrNGroN, July 24-Two hundred
yand eighty-six thousand ounces Of silver
Cwere offered for sale. 70 the Treasury De
kartment to-day az prices ranging from
20 1910 70 90. $50 per ounce, all OF which
were declined and t0.6960 rendered.
NEW YoRK, July 24-Two hundred and
twenty eight thousand ounces OF silver will
, be shipped out on the first steamer to-mor-
row. Two hundred thousand dollars in
gold arrived to-day from Europe and $40,
900 from Havana.
The amount Of clearing house certin-
Gates outstanding is eel. $50, 900, small lot
having been retired this morning The
demand for currency for shipment 70 IN
teSior at the principal banks and sub
treasury was much smaller than expected.
At the sub-treasury not an application had
been received up to noon. Sterling ex-
change, if anything, Is easier, but the mar
ket was 50 dull that it was difficult % give
it tone. The supply OF bills was mod
crate, the mail receipts being smaller
than generally looked for.
CONNORsvILLE. IND, July 4.-The Citi-
7ens Bank, owned by ex-United states
Treasurer Huston, failed 70 open its doors
this morning owing 70 the stringency.
liabilities and assets not yet known.
The deposit0rs wiz. it is said, be paid in
full
r.or1svrI.1p. Kr., July e4-The Louis
vile Cityl Natiopal bank suspended pay
ment st is2o cck this Hrternqon. 1ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Hsoorts Of cholers.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July A--Assl,5.n ,a,.
Surgeon q. 3. Young, OF tue Marine hc. !, !.
nitaI' stationed ct Naples, Italy, De-1
cabled surgeon General Wym-n 1.e 49,,
cbolera continues ct that pisce. ssss-ssl ssssssal
three cases daily. The Marine Io,r.s - 80
service also received capie me',se~ - sisie
morning through the oePss.TGssesa TGsssesa,Dekn
from Consul strcss-bI c:.cboIers prevails
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
A Receiver Appointed.

CINCINNATI, o. July 24-Judge Kicks of
tho United States Court, to-day appointed
John Eaton receiver of the property in
Ohio, of the Oil Well Supply Company,
Of Pittsburg. The appointment is st the
instance OF Edward II. Cole, Al stock
holder, and is supplementary to the action
taken by the United States Court in Fits
burg in the same suit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Town Nearly MIped Out.

HpdCtdB IfItpTuNt % tIIe 7FtyssteI'
MARIETTA, o., July 24.-The village Of
Whipple, about six miles north Of this
city, on the line of the @. & NJ. Railway,
was practically wiped out Of existence by
fire about two O'Clock this morning. A
store, saloon. postofice. station, warehouse
and several dwellings were destroyed.
Cause unknown. Loss, about s, 900; par
TALLY insnrad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

CHICAGO, July 24.-It was reported to
day that the management Of the Pennsvl-
vanis road has decided TO dispense with
the use Of the telegraph wires almost en-
tirely in the operation Of its trains. and
10 substitute for them long distance tele-
ones. 1t is said the change Is to be
made in the interests Of economy, the man
aRement having convinced itself that the
telephone can be operated more cheaply
and with greater simplicity than the tele-
graph.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

releasing the Chica-
go Anarchists and
accepting the rea-
sons he assigns
therefor as in line
with the true facts OF
the case"
John P. Altgeld
was born In Ger
many in 1S47, and
was brought to this
country in 1855. In
1868, though only l6
years Of age, he
Joined the Union Ar
my. In 1869 he went
west where for q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

MuwAuxEs, Wis, July Ar-Cess Arser. az
.,san.n, leather favors the IprnsIs 80 80
Pc 5 treat fest, and ensures tns ssd Te edsy's
saeees, se,sss - included Indlidual prize s.sos
ia tbirty-sIT divisions; poPuls1s pop s1,.'ss: = esils
,seuics ne by 500 girI pupils; eszD e,asse S b ~
en e,sas bv zoo boys and club s"ins''' :,
tha female classes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Dangerous Blaze At Huntington
.a,,,.iai Jsisarrrn 20 tks Rs7tsfsr

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, July 24.-Shortly
hafore eleven O'Clock tonight dangerous
IRE was discovered in the cellar OF the
Kelly building, one OF the finest structures
in the city. The water from the hre plugs
could not be used on account OF 40 force,
and the old FIRE engine was called out 1t
REQUIRED an hours hard werk 70 get the
Gre under control. LossN $500 No clue
70 how il started.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

cEacl4t A4ttRT4nA 20 ese nssfeNrf"
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 24.-In the
talk about the southern Democrats In
the Senate acting with the silver Sena-
tors, Teller, Stewart, Walcott and 9TH
ers, at the coming session, In
consideration Of tAe services these Re-
publcans rendered in aid Of the defeat
OF the force bill, there is wide misap-
prehension as 70 the situation.
The gratitude OF the Southern Sen
atOrs in this matter will not carry them
further than TO oppose any clotnre or
attempted interference on the part OF
the majority with the rights OF Messrs.
Stewart and Teller to filibuster as long
as they want TO against the repeal OF
the sherman law.
Those Southern Senators who join In
the fight against the repeal OF the Sher-
man law will do 30 because they believe
that their Interests lie 10 that direction
and not because Of the debt they in
Cured 70 Stewart aud Teller.
II the Democrats were still under OBJ
legations 10 these gentlemen Mr.. Cor
man, as one OF the principal parties 20
the combination made during the FIFTY
first Congress, would be most deeply IN
debt and would be compelled more than
any other TO aid Stewart now.
The fact is, however, that all scores
have been settled between the Demo-
Gratis and silver Senators OF the other
party. When the Senate during the
last Congress passed bill for the free
coinage Of silver, that action was In
full payment Of all obligations,
Aside from the friendly feeling
brought about by their former assoeia-
tion, the Southern Senators are no
longer allied with Stewart and Teller,
excepting so far as their their theories
coincide, but the Southern men will
never agree, II Is believed, 10 have the
previous question or cloture forced
upon their Western friends.
IL Is believed that Morgan, Pugh,
Daniels and others who are radical sill
YER men, will light against the repeal
Of the bill as long as they can DO so
. elegitimately, but as has been intimated,
they will not join in tili6uster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

CoLuMBus. Ono, July 24-Dr. Herman
Hershberg, SSs West Goodale street to-
dav shot and killed Theodore Meisse,
butcher, Goodale street and Harrison ave
nna. Hershberg went there 70 collect q
professional bill. he says be was assault
ed by Meisse. No other person was pres
ank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
THE FlGHT FOR SILVER
Southern Senator's Have Paid Their
Debts to SilVeriteS.
THEY ARE OPPOSED TO CLOTURE

And VIII Fight Any Effort to Shut
OF the Champions of the White
Metal in the Senate-Morgan,
Pugh and Daniels Not Expected
to Join the Westerners in the
Filibustering Expedition-Some
Southerners in Favor Of Free
Silver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 24.-Acting
Mint Director Preston this afternoon, In
response TO bis counter offer, purchased
30. 900 ounces Of silver at S0.6y6O per ounce
There is no expectation OF purchasing the
full quota OF 100000 ounces OF silver
per month Mr.. Preston states that the
department, IN it fails 70 purchase the full
quota this mouth, will not make up
the deficiency next month. Each months
purchase will stand by itself, aud thus 1t
may happen that at the end OF the
fiscal year the aggregate purchases
instead Of being 54,OOO.0O0 ounces, may be
only half that amount. This is the con-
struction placed upon the Sherman law as
20 the requirements Of silver purchases oy
Secretary Carlisle. AS a consequence OF
short purchases the amount OF coin or
sherman notes issued against the silver
bullion purchased under the law, will or
course be correspOndingly less.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
e,u.vher,. Grand FIBal confssion.

PlrrsBuRe, Pa, July 24.-Patrick Gala
cher. the Homestead poisoner, to-day re-
afirmed his last confession and afnxea ms
signature TO the stenogrspheP's report OF
that examination Gallagher SAID tnat
Dempsey had posted HIM TO swear % cef,
ain things and that be told nm tnA. =
tHSxSts,ck ktogether-meaDinR besty, ~
wilson a.. hInself-they would ~ se' o''
Of prison
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

wua cnr. KS. Jay s;serif
Is qusist ss ssFs sso,s ' sss niass ~ Vas @.i
work, and 10 s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25

w.surssros. DC, July y st,ls ,sss silss
ury ury.a"s' sisss Of them e. r.eslo orsga
i,smsss'ue have ossa 'S Chinese snd op''H
rr~f,rl States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
TURNERANDOGDENOUH
The Board Fails to Give Them Thar
Old Places.
ALL THECHAIRS FILLED BUT TWO,

And They are Referred to the Ex-
ecutive Committee for Action.
Prof. Stewards Removal Was q
Surprise-Co -Conjectures as to
Who viii be the Next Presi-
dent-Dr. John A. Myers the
Leading Candidate q Dark
Horse limited at.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-25
Gov AltpeId Endorsed.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 24.-The United
Labor League has adopted resolutions en-
dnrsinR the action of Governor Altgeld In
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-06-23
How to Mako I,issoles.

These dainty little desserts are easily
prepared. When you are making pies.
use the bits Of puff paste in this way:
Roll out very thin and cut with seal
Hoped cake cutter into rounds not more
than FIVE inches In diameter. Put q
tablespoonful of mince-meat In the
center Of each. Have ready the white
Of anegg well beaten, and in another
bowl the yolk also beaten, with q
Tablespoonful of milk. Brush the
circle Of paste outside Of the mince
with the white, fold one-half over the
other and pinch the edges shut and
brush over the whole with the beaten
yolk. Take up with wire spoon, and
immerse in boiling fat Us you would
doughnuts. Do not crowd them ut all,
cooking not more than three ut o time.
They will be done in four minutes.
Drain on paper and dredge lightly
with sugar. Any kind Of sweetmeats
can be used in the same way.-ccuntry
Gentleman