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The evening world., 1893-11-21
THE GREAT STORM IN EUROPE.
Vessels Wrecked. Streets Flooded
and Many People Drowned.

HAMBURG. Nov. 2l.-Fourtecn mem
beers OF the crew and thirteen passengers
Of the Wilson Inc steamer Electro have
been landed at this port. The vessel had
foundered and the passengers AMI crew
took to the boats. from which they Were
afterwards rescued.
BERLIN, Nov. 2l.--The gale was
severely felt in North Germany and
along the Baltic. The lower streets in
Kiel were flooded and several bridges
were destroyed. Steamer traffic has been
entirely abandoned, and the tramwsy
traffic is partially interrupted. At flens-
burg, Rostock and Warnemunle the
river overfowed its banks and much dam
age was done. At Warnemunde the piers
were submerged and the promenade had
to he protected by the p!ling up OF sand
bags.
CALAIS, France, Nov. q. - Twelve
bodies have been washed ashore near
here The gale affected the whole Coas I
OF France and extended To the Algerian
, coast.
LONDON. Nov 2l.-Telegrdms received
to-day show that the terrible gale which
has RACED here since Friday last has
subsided. Traffic has been resumed in
the English Channel. Crews OF arriving
vel sells all tell terrible tales OF their eX-
perience, and II seems that many sailors
hav. been washed overheard. The life
boats continue to arrive at their sta
tions. bringing men rescued from the
rigging OF wrecked vessels or picked
up in drifting boats.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
IJo,neu DOcto-s,

Medicine as profession for women is
less than nifty years old. DR.. Mary
Zakrzewska- Of Boston. has recently pub
lished an interesting account of the early
struggles Of the pioneers in this partic-
ular Geld. Harriet Hunt and Elizabeth
Blackwell were stirred by the idea that
an important work might be done by
well INSTRUCTED medical women. The
naturalization of this view resulted in
complete social ostracism, impossible to
be endured by any but the strongest and
most courageous women. No woman
doctor ever earned a living before 1860
No respectable family. in any common
ly respec table neighborhood. would let
ooms to a woman physician. Even
when friends gave her shelter, a bust
mes card or sign was not allowed The
lack OF practical training was really the
stumbling block and the cause OF all
this prejudice.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Puksd lMururouf,

One-quarter pound OF macaroni, one
quarter pound of grated cheese, one.
half cup cream, one tablespoonful oil
butter; salt and pepper. Break the
macaroni in convenient lengths. put Ill
in two-quart kettle and nearly fill the
kettle with boiling water, add tea.
spoonful of salt ana boil rapidly twen.
ty-five minutes Uhe rapid boiling pre-.
vents the macaroni from sticking to-
gether. drain in a colander, then throw
into cold water to blanch for ten min.
utes, then drain again in the colander.
Put a layer of tine naCaroni in the bot.
tom Of a baking dish. then a layer Of
cheese, then a sprinkling of salt and pep.
per, then another layer of macaroni
and SO continue until all Is used, having
the last layer macaroni. Cut the butter
in small bits. distribute them evenly
over the top. add the cream and bake
until a golden brown (about twenty
ninutes) in a moderately quick oven
Serve in the dish in which it was baked.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
WOMEN DOCTORS FOR TURKEY.
United States Minister Induces the
Porto to Allow Them to Practice.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The correspondent
of the Times at Constantinople says the
decision Of the Porte to admit women TO
the medical profession was largely due
TO the exertions OF the United States
Minister. who pressed claim in behalf
of Il fully qualified American lady who
recently arrived IN the Turkish capital.
The failure of the Porte to tax foreign
shipping by demanding bills OF health
is indorsed by the Turkish Consuls. The
correspondent says he understands that
this Is another attempt 10 harass foreign
commerce. The Government will now
c'Gim a tax upon insurance ssociations
1t has been enacted that they must be
registered under the Turkish law and
II rnish security for their transactions in
Turkey.
The condition OF affairs in the Asiatic
provinces is bad. A famine prevails at
Erze: e:oum, Bitlis and Van. The severe
Winter aggravates the distress. The
province OF Adm alone has suffered a
loss OF SIS, 10000 in the years trade ow-
ing to cholera and quarantine.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Answers to Questions.

P. s.--The silver dollar OF the United States is
legal tender 10 any amount.
4. M,-There are three counties on Long ISL
aEd-kings Queens and SUFFOLK.
X, R.--lt is necessary to have an internal reve-
nue. license before you can deal in cigars or to-
batco
NJ K-"whst is the best way for m. to get
money left me by friends in jamaica" Employ
lawyer.
F. G.-There is no "onc., Seekers Guide"
which his any "aIae or which would be worth
the price 1t would cost.
p. E.-Your. "tasio cent" may he worth 10
worth $50 or s25 do not know what they are talk.
Tag ABOUT
r. The money contribution sent in your
.N own name and Lii.ie and k9bbie's names for
Leach have been received and applied as directed
Also the Luadls OF clothing.
T.. p. P.-,,,,T have been offered a position in
Q, the work Or how nour is made and doT'sSs n Sss
vii tell ne through your paper Will be thank
learn the business practically.
CT !, by gnatarsliI4tIon. become a
citizen OF the United sta;cs What are my rela,
your native land have been severed. Your
native l'nd's relations 10 you. you do not ask
-; return 10 England after my REORGANIZATION
ucS o. subject Of the Queen, and can claim th ?
protection In Easland Cf the United States Gov
'FIl0eNi. les luut lH Nhat the Irish cub.
jucts ot Queen Victoria have often done The
American Minister has often been called upon
10 use his good Offices With the Queen OF Ire
land fos The protection Of her nsturaliEed Irish
subjects You must not forget that an American
.itizen In foreign country is subject TO the
same laws OF that foreign country that a citI-
zen subject Of that country Is subjected TO-
Al subjects OF foreign countries In this coun-
Try must obey the laws and perform the duties
and obligations 10 the Government under which
they live the slms as natlye.born citizens. The
Government protects its citizens abroad only from
meat for crimes committed or from obliKatlons
imposed On all alike.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Harr;o,e in O,d.u Tinu.s

1t is usually considered a noteworthy
circumstance for man or woman to
be married three times, but in oldea
times the number would have been little
thought of. St. Jerome mentions Q
widow who married her twenty-second
husband, who in his turn had been mar
ried to twenty-five wives. A woman
named Elizabeth Mast who died at
Florence in l76S. had been married TO
seven husbands, all of whom she out
lived. She married the last of the seven
at the age of seventy. When on her
death-bed she recalled the good and bad
points of each of her husbands. and
having impartially weighed them in the
balance, she singled out her fifth spouse
as the favorite, and desired her remains
might be inferred near his.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
MILLIONAIREs ARE POORLY PAID.

Who ever dreamt that milliona!res led
such a miserable hand-to-mouth exist
cnce as the pluteous MIR. Carnegie de-
scribcl II. his remarks at the st. Denis
Hotel last night? He said the com
munity gave them only board and lodg-
ing Isn't that awful? Why. our hired
girl gets several dollars a month more
than that, ana she doesn't come within
several policy slips Of being a million
airr yet.
M. Carnegie knows wha; he is talking
about when h tells US OF the wretcheI
wages earned by our narl- working mill
iona!res. He Is one OF them himself. H.
is a hustler, too; his Intelligent effort ap-
piled with the assduousness OF a porous
plaster should bring him board and lodg-
ing ,hsL he could luXuriously walow in.
But he probably ge:s no more than the
other millionaires-prunes and bologna for
breakfast, and be"fs,ew ami bakery buns
for supper, while he Is obliged to sleep
three In a bel and spend most OF the
night chasing the boarding house bacillus
back into Its lair.
The milllonaIres must have hard
time of it. The wonder is that they do
""'' HHe Ies9 ipitHIIaNc CIllHenS' Try u
better their condition. What is the mat
ter with organizing a millionaires'union ?
Then II the community doesn't come to
taw and put up their pay the million
aires can go on strike, The community
ought TO give him his clothes, anyhow,
as well as his board and lodging, and It
strikes us that II we were millionaire
we would like to feel a little spending
money in our pockets whenever roast
chestnut stand loomed up on our horizon
The evening world., 1893-11-21
4 Princess Dress.

The gowns and costumes OF royalty
are always interesting. \ London paper
describes dinner dress made for the
Princess OF Wales. The material was
white faille, finely striped with black,
and on the skirt were three founces of
Chantilly lace shirred over fiounces OF
white chiffon. The waist cut low, had
full elbow sleeves of silk finished with
"sabot" rufTies of lace over chiffon, and
Marie Antoinette fichu of diaphanous
material gracefully draped back and
front. and held in at the waist by a
ceinture OF pearl white satin fastened at
the side with large rosette.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Earn Your Living at Home.

To The EdTIcF'
tn. Individual who wrote that wall u d.s-
tress " eHtitlel Earn Your Living Where You
Reside probably belongs to that rgle'e o.
cranks who periodically emerge from their hiding
pla'e, - rte,h tIeir httie song and then return t
their oon. and hile,i with im4sinsry sense
( their own inportsnne initiate themselves unit!
they burst DRY UP ami blow away without
any ore knowing Of their existence. And
is dollars to dried apples that he is a strong
advocate OF that famous marrow minded pol! y
known as the Mckinley bill" II lit IS
good. a lot is better. so l advise your correspond
ent to 20 a step further in his Cgreat :, idea
and seek employment on his block.
4 URpOEIYSITE
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Married and Doesn't Know It.

To the Editor:
A takes young lady to a ministers domi-
cls and requests that they be married The
names, addresses, ages, birthpaces, ct cetsra, OF
the participants are entered in the domInies prt-
vate book. Then. Joining hands the pastor recites
the marriage laws and pronounces them man and
wife. There two witnesses one OF whom, upon
the parties leaving, hands the dominic en-
veope expressing regret for the necessity OF ask
ing him 70 wait for his Zee. Shortly Afterwards
the man is taken sick. remains so for year. and
the dominic is yet unpaid. The certificate was to
be called for the mex: evening. but neither party
has been there for II yet.
Now. this is my case Am a married man, or
am at liberty to marry another? No certificate
issued am desirous OF marrying again a
better and nobler woman. How do l stand. Must
get q divorce. or. {: unmarried. can go ahead
without fea. OF the first woman?
GEORGE GODFREY.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Tom uto JeIty.

To make tomato jelly for salads, take
a can of tomatoes, or, in tomato season
eight medium sized tomatoes, skinned
and stewed. Take also one-fourth of a
box OF gelatine. Pass the tomatoes
through a sieve or strainer to remove
the seeds, &c. Season with pepper and
salt, and then add the gelatine, which
has previously been melted in hot water.
1t is now ready to be poured into a
mould, and should then be placed on the
ice to set. When cold, garnsh with
crisp lettuce leaves and pour over the
whole a mayonnaise dressing. or the
Jelly may be broken up and used as a
garnish itself, with the lettuce and
dressing In the centre of the dish.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Women and Cigarettes.

To tho Editor:
would like 10 make a protest against ladies'
smoking cigarettes. Men love to respect women.
and good woman loves the respect Of men. but
no man respects woman that smokes tobacco,
although the great majority Of men haven't the
moral courage TO tell them ~, especially 70 a
woman Who Is addicted TO the manly habit.
biye talked to great many gentlemen on the
subject and have failed to hnd one that did not
believe that a woman who smokes cigarettes will
drink 20 excess and be otherwise careless in her
conduct There ere some exceptions as to the
latter hope. hut | have failed to hnd single
lady that smokes who did not fairly jump a. the
chance to get rcspect tally - tight. Do the la
dies WHO are 50 weak as to get into the habit
know tha. the women that hrt take to the Gig
arctic a:e the fallen women! That almost
every sI-h women in the country smokes toba Geo?
EDWARD EDWARUY.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
!SiII. Healed Hsf

All gowns are to be developed in silk
meshed net this season. And such exaui.
site net as it is! one piece, which sell,
a. $40 for fiounce, is hand embroidered
in velvet beads. Imagine this over +.
white silk dress with vioIet velvet sleeves
Another new net less expensive. for IL
sells for S2.Tj a yard. is in white, EN-.
broidered in tiny green beads. Still an.
other design shown as late novelty ia
of ecru net with a border OF inserted
black gauze four-leaf clovers.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

To the Editor:
Permit me 10 say in reply 10 bachelor; Il. II
c. the best means TO procure entire into society
is TO attend church-preterably Eplscopalian-
in a goc1 locality. I mention Episcopalian, be-
cause there is certain reserve about that sect
which makes them careful in selecting acagaint-
ances. Give Justly At the church fair. rent pew
or sitting. and think. i, you YOU repre-
sent yourself, you will soon be one OF refined
circle. Although have heard that churt go nE
women not he most agreeable acqusintsnces.
ny experience has been to the contrarr.
A yOT-<G WOMAN
The evening world., 1893-11-21
\ Little from Each Will Make
Many Happy.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

I'p with the Christmas Tree. Down
with Poverty.
This should he the ,ummUnity's cry at
the present time Sweet charity should
be the queen Of the holidays. Everybody
ought to h" !Iappy In the jOy-seasOn. and
thu only ~: to BE- truly happy is to do
good for others There are fully $3.50
little children in New York who will
pass ch.rrlrss. Wr-tCh-l Christmas
unless 'Th. Evening WOrli'a' nuneruuS
phIlanthrop.sts 60 to their assistance.
Little ones with hagKdri checks and
hollow eyei are looking from brooklyn
and Jersey CITY and ont OF the thronKed
trn"nerts OF this city for the advent Of
Santa Claus. Thy can suffer hunger,
misery may sit on gloomy throne In
their house. ard they Will utter no com
plant but let Christmas come and bring
them no toys or dolls or candles, and
oh, my! how their tiny hearts are wrung
and how the hot tears flow, 4 Santa
tlsusl-ss Christmas can sting poor
child harder than any OF the other prov
ucatiOns that attend on poverty
The Evening Worlds" Christmas
Tree Fund has for its purpose the max
Ing Of every child in this and Jersey
,tty and Brooklyn happy on Christmas
bay. II is no experiment. The fund has
iilled about 4o,Cco little hearts with joy
In five former years. The good work
was done at comparatively little cost.
.NlI lnc pOpr CNliuten got candles anu
toys and dolls and warm mittens and
comforting caps, stockings and shoes.
There nds an array of contributors
each year. and the contributions aver
aged very little, perhaps not more than.
10 cents from each person. But oh
what world Of good it all did. Those
who gave had the exquisite pleasure OF
knowing that not only were they happy
themselves at Christmas time. but that
they had helped to make others happy.
The Christmas-Tree Fund is open
a"a'n. II has another cheerful cheer
giving campaign before It. Its banner
has been raised. and Santa Claus calls
on his old friends to rejoin his army.
| Tho watchwOr1 is: NO poor child
must be left without a toy or doll at
! Christmas viii YOU enter the ranks
Ta, Therf fba1e is pieny MY .; sb sler @ in this Tqrd
rose West says in THE Councillor :
Wife, Let US try to add to that love
to incrs ase the sum Of human happiness.
Cash contributions should be addresse
to Christ mas-Tree Fund. Cashier. The
World Pu!itz r Building. New York
city"
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Picture ! raHrs.

Artistic and inexpensive pi'tu.
frames are made for etchings or Wal,,.
color drawings without glass or mouis
ing and with a most pleasing resul.
Frame the etchIngs with three-m,,s NJ
mats of white. then tack smoo"s !.
against the wall. outline these mas =
some pretty shade OF ribbon 1red Is su. SUI.
able for etchings). leaving a bare spa.
Of two or three inches around TINS
the wall. Now outline this space WIN
second row OF ribbon, the same oo'v ,,A
A group OF these etchings framed w..
ribbon is effective and gives a finiSn,..
touch to any room. Water-colors -
also very dainty when thus treAteS 2
The evening world., 1893-11-21
BISHOP THoRBURN ON OPIUM.
Says that Most Eest Indians Favor
Its Suppression.
IBy Associated Press. J

LONDON. Nov. H.-A despatch to the
Times from Calcutta says that Bishop
Thorburn. OF the American Methodist
Episcopal Church, stated to the Opium
Commission that the idea that opium
was a preventive against fever was
popular delusion. He said that while
favored by about a million persons be-
longing to the higher classes, twenty to
thirty million OF the lowest classes Of
the Indian people desired the closing Of
the opium shops.
Bishop Thorburn suggested that to-
bacco might yield an almost equal rev.
enue to that derived from opium and
he denied that the anti-opium agitation
was the work OF the missionaries alone
The evening world., 1893-11-21

One-half pint of salt water, three
ounces of butter, one-half teaspoonful
OF lemon juice, two teaspoonfuls OF
vanilla. one ard one-hdlf pounds Of
sugar (confectioners' Al Stir the water
and sugar over the fire until the sugar
is dissolved. and then boi! Unit! 1t ar.
rlves at the ball stage; that is, when .
small quantity cooled in water and rolled
between the thumb ana finger forms 4
soft ball. Now add the butter and
lemon juice and boil to the crack"
that Is, when it hardens quickly when
dropped into cold water and will not
stick to the teeth. Add the vanilla and
turn out in creased shallow pans to
coal
The evening world., 1893-11-21
LIVES LOST BY EARTHQUAKE.
Teheran Still Shaken-Meshed
and Kuchan Destroyed
Peace in the Irish Party-Gsnsral
News By Cable.

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-A despatch to the
Times from Teheran says that mild
earthquake shocks continue TO be felt
there. while Neshed and kuchan are de-
ciared 10 be totally destroyed, with great
loss Of life and property
The supply OF food and water IL OK
lausted. and most OF the survivors have
fled 10 the mountalnE
LONDON. Nov. g.-An Odessa de-
spatch to The Times says: An earth
quake at Samarcand. Asiatic Russia.
lasted for two minutes and caused much
DANA gA."
The evening world., 1893-11-21
That 4pprtir,ng Aroma.

It may be pleasant and appetizing to
smell the coffee brewing in the morning
and catch the aroma of the dinner soup
when hungry for that meal. but II u
now known that these heralding iavors
mean a distinct loss to the article when
served. The preservation OF all gases u
one OF the chief points OF several new
owens" and Cooking methods" now DC.
ing advocated, and test OF the food
prepared under such protection emphS
sizes its value
The evening world., 1893-11-21
ANARCHIST PLOT DISCOVERED.
Police Guarding The Eucharistic
Congress in Valencia

VALENCIA, Nov. 2l.-At the Eucaar.
istlc Congress yesterday church diSni-
Jares present included a Pppal Nuncio,
a Cardinal. an Archbishop ana twenty
six Bishops The police are protecting
the church and the residences OF the
various dignltaries against an AnarchstIc
plot. which, it is alleged, has been dis
covered.
Two large petards were exploded on
Saturday and damaged LOuses near the
HO.rl Paris and In the Gale de la Paz.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
PLOT AGAINST THE FREE STATE.
Letters Show that the Arabs Mean
to Destroy Congo Influence.
tBy Associated Pres,

LONDON, Nov. "A Brussels de-
spatch 10 the Times says a courier has
brought fresh news from the Congo
country. 1t says that Capt. Dhanis's $
party, after defeating the Arabs at Ka-
songo, found letters which proved the
existence OF plot among the Arab
chiefs TO destroy the influence OF the
Congo Free State.
II vas also stated that Capt Pou.hier.
after taking k!bundu, pursued the re-
treating enemy ~ their camp at Ontia
or Iona, and took s,GO prisoners Hus.
1andry Is reported as fourishing, and
The evening world., 1893-11-21
DON CARLOS ON ANARCHIsM.
Gays It, Spread Is Due to federation
TO Press ard Speech.
CDy Assoclited Prsssj

'DF NsH9' lAlel iEeserl
MADRID, Nov. "l.-The CRrlist paper
COrreo EspanOl, publishes an interview
with Don Carlos, in which he attributes
the spread of Anarch!sm to the exces-
slve liberation granted to the press and
to public speakers
He criticises the Mel!lla campaign ad-
versely, and says that he has given to
the men wounded In the campaign the
funds collected by the Carlists for a
monument to his wife.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Widow Caught by the Game.

To The Editor:
am poor widow looking FOR employment:
wouh TAX. once cleaning or any such work
saw an advertisement TO learn ncckte making
in West Fourteenth stree. for the o. IS,
and be furnished with plenty oi work after learn
ing. They have kept me going down there for
eight weeks. l have got Ave dozen ties at 10
cents dozen. and have spent many times that
amount in cartare and time. | am discouraged.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

The Canadian young men caught in a
plot to blew up the Nelson Monument IT,
Montreal will probably find about their
consequent notoriety no flavor OF that
fame which rewarded the aspiring youth
who fired the Ephesian dome. There
Is good deal OF stern reality and but
very little romance OF patriotism in the
matter OF a prison term mot exceeding
fourteen years"
The evening world., 1893-11-21

In spite Of the hardships Of mlllionair-
ism, as truthfuly depicted by the emf
nent and able millionaire. Carnegie, We
do not observe that any large numbers
OF rlillionaires in New York are getting
rid OF their troublesome millions by pub
lie benefactions. Yet there is Columbia
College, which offers n magnificent op.
portunity for the disposal Of surplus
wealth.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A Girl in Hard Luck.
To the Editor

To lhe EdTTor'
4 position. such cleaning Offices or to learn
any trade. have inserted advertisements and
answered them. all to no avail! have an invalid
father to support. and am at loss to know what
to do. Is there no society in Brooklyn or New
York where may apply?
A DISCOURAGED GIRL. Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

One-half cup Of butter, one-half cp,
of powdered sugar, one-quarter Gun a.,
cream. Juice and rind of one lemon
Beat the butter TO cream, add the
sugar gradually, beating all the while
When very light and creamy, add IN
cream little at time. Now plac.
the bowl in basin OF boiling water, ana
stir until the sauce is smooth ana
creamy, no longer. 1t will only take =
few minutes. Add lemon, and serve.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Brazilian advices state that Mcllo is
tied up in the harbor at Rio. Brazilian
expectations are that lie viii presently
be blown up In about the same place.
But there may yet lie slip The Me
theroy and her dynamite terror are both
untried in war. What they can accom-
plish must remain an absolutely un-
known quantity until It Is accomplished
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Underground Railway for Chinese.
try associated Pres,l

CINCI%%AII. Nov. 2l.-United States Commits.
Soner Bruce had before him yesterday four China
men from Detroit charged with coming into the
United States unlaWfully. The oticers say that
Chinese are being brought through Detroit and
Cincinnati from vancouver, thence TO eE York
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Pineapple Jsifu.

Soak half box Of gelat!ne an hour in
cup OF cold water and stir in a cup
Of sugar. Add a little more than half a
cup Of the liquor drained from can OF
pineapple and half pint of boiling water
Strain. stir in a cupful of The pineapple
chopped fine: turn into a mould and set
on ice