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The evening world., 1893-06-10
PRETTY JESSIE BARTLETT DAVIS
The Plunge Bath OF The Prodigal
Daughter" Jockey Amuses Her.


Jessie Bartlett Davis, with a party Of
friends, occupied a box last evening at
the American Theatre. She was ra-
diant IN a black gauze toilet, spangled
with bugles and beads, and wore one
big. fiery diamond in her hair. that
sparkled in the bright light. and flashed
and beamed like a guiding star when
the gas was lowered. With The Prodi-
gal Daughter she divided the interest
OF an audience that packed the new
theatre.
Helen Dauvray and Messrs. De Angels
and Bassett won her repeated and en-
thus!astic applause, but the jockey. who.
instead OF taking the hedge and ditch
in the steeple-race scene. took a plunge
hath, lifted the pretty Alan-a-Dale, OF
the Bostonians. out OF her chair and
drew her as far over the box as the
balcony and her anatomy would permit.
Instead Of sympath!zing with the poor
fellow in the deep. dark depths OF the
creek. she shrieked with derisive glee,
and, clinging to the waist OF young
lady at her side. got a little further
into midair to see the bather come
out.
When the play was over a host of
young people waited in the lobby to get
a peep at Alan-a-Dale in evening dress.
She was a picture we'll worth waiting
for.
Her carriage wrap was a short Henry
II. coat OF black satin, brocaded with
magnolia blossoms, made with an i'm
mense fiaring collar. faced with mauve
She wore a Spanish scarf. Enthusiastically
twisted about her head and throat, leav-
ing a bit OF cleaning white neck bare
and the big. fiery solitaire blazing and
shining in her soft hair like star in a
dark sky. NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

One Of the triies. slight as air." which help
in 80 large measure to make the home cosy
and attractive, is . bag OF silk illusion nlled
with silk from milkweed pods. The length is
generally four times that OF its width FIJI
each and nearly to the middle with milkweed
silks, concsaling among this bits Of wadding
sprinkied with sachet powder. Tie around
tho middle with taby r1bbon, ana nnish the
ends with loops of the same This is pretty
souvenir for friend in the country 10 SEND
some one less fortunate who may have had
70 remain all summer IN the city. The creamy
color Of the silk showing through Its nlmy
covering contrasts daintily with pink or pale
green rtbbons-
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Shoppers Are buying

shoppers Are buying
Holland linen lap robes
Lisle gauze corset covers
Black Isle hose in silk patterns
Wide straw hats for mems wear.
Eton Jacket kilt suits for small boys
White Isle hose in open lace designs
omore satins for very striking petticoats.
Fancy triangle belt buckles for ribbon BELTS
Handsome fans OF ombre- shaded ostrich
tips-
Narrow black four-in.hand eravats for
young men.
spangied nets and gauzes for millinery pur.
poses
Quantities Of yellow and green and white
silk oline.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

The round-waisted bodice, whether
plain. gathered or draped. is that most
generally adopted. although short peaks
are permitted when more becoming to
the ngure. Sleeves pucred up above the
shoulders are now quite gone out Of
fashion; they are still ample in the up
pei part. but come sloping down from
the shoulders. draped to the elbow, and
then clinging to the wrists. This shape
Is more graceful than the balloon sleeve,
which is still fashionable, but becoming
only to very slight figures.
The evening world., 1893-06-10
Il Pretty Screen.

To make pretty folding screen buy
small-sized. square-frame clothes horse
and cut OF one Of the four panels. Get
brass or wooden railing from an up
holsterer and fasten II securely to the
top rail. and then cover each panel with
China silk. drawn taut at the top and
bottom with a string or wire, like the
bottom sash of window which Is ar
ranged In this way. For the outside
curtains and valance a contrasting pat
tern is better For instance, a pale
pink for the panels, with curtains of
a wild rose pattern would be pretty; or
violet silk. with violet besprinkled over
drapery. The valance at the top and
the side curtains are exactly like thos.
adapted for window covering, and are
tied back with bows Of appropriate r1b-
bon. This decorative screen need only
cost few dollars and would make an
exceedingly pretty present.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

ticn. II will lie In violation. also. Of
all the advanced principles and hberAlity
OF the ere. But 1t VII ee in accord
snce with two OF the mos; singular
Interpretations OF the Law regarding
the control Of state premises by National
ofiicers ever put forth from the bench
Of high court
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diluted is q nne stirenipg for nets, muslins
and other meshy faorics that starch might
blue aud cloud
Gum tragacanth can be used In like man.
ner, and gtTes clearer liquid. besides being
very much cheaper. To dissolve 1t use cold
water. as hot cooks 1t and utterlyEuins II.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

A great many good reasons have been
given why the old Ford's Theatre
building should not have fallen, but It
did fall nevertheless. and innocent lives
were lost and untold misery caused In
spite Of the good reasons.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

There is new evidence in ;o-day's news
Of the Increasing gravity OF the cholera
situation abroad. Yesterday aav!ces told
Of the westward march OF the plague.
This morning came bad news from Mar
bonne, In France. In dlstric, directly
communicating with Mediterranean
ports, Also, seventy deaths are reported
at Mecca, showing an Increase in the
ravages OF the disease, Vigilance be.
comes more and more, day by day. the
price Of New York's and OF Americas s
exemption from visitation OF this pesti-
lence.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Again the air is sultry. and the worse
dangers Of the Summer approach the
weakly little ones Of the very poor Let
this remind you Of the opportunity TO
come to the defense OF those suffering
babies by contributing to the Free Doc
tors Fund Of The Evening World"
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Lost-In Chicago. June 0. . bit OF the
Infanta's temper. 1t happened so be-
cause there was vulgar mud on the car
pet stretched before Mrs. Palmers front
door on her reception night. No re-
ward TO the finder. The bit can be kept
as a souvenir. si
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CUPID MUST LEARN TO COOK.

Love IL all right but cooking goes
further with some people. a Jersey City
husband Is seeking a separation from
his wife on the ground that she mis-
represented her culinary skill during
their courting period and won him with
false statements Of her ability In fi!p-
ping fapjacks and jerking chicken
fricassees. Her appearance aided the
deception she put upon him. for
she weighed 80 pounds and certainly
looked like a rotund and Joyous result
OF good cooking.
After marriage he found out that she
didn't know enough about the mys-
tories OF the outline to cook corned beef
and cabbage. SO his love died for want
Of proper nourishment. and now he asks
TO be legally discovered from the 800
pounds Of false prc,enses by whose
side he has famished and grown feeble
ever since their wedding day
He is entitled to all that he asks. A
wife who cannot drop a chunk OF corn
beef into pot and let 1t simmer and
sputter until the proper moment ar
rives for chucking in the cabbage. ought
TO be suited when she starves her hus-
band to death, as she must in the end
Corn beef and cabbage is the corner
stone OF our corjugality and domes-
ticity. Ability to prepare this dish
properly should be one OF the prcrequI-
s.;cs Of bride. and II a penalty were
fixed by statute whereby wives who
fail to MI the bill in turning out edible
corn beef and cabbage could be sum
marily punished, marriage would be
happier and healthier institution
than II is in some households.
cupid is nice little fellow. but he
stands no show against good cook.
II he wants TO be In 1t he Will have to
lay aside his bow and arrows and take
up the frying-pan and kettle
The evening world., 1893-06-10

enough Of them are % 70 bring extreme
peril TO Pedestrians, and the law. which
seeks TO protect all the community. can
not discriminate. All wheelrnen must be
made 20 conform to the statutory pro-
visions a. 10 the speed Of Their r1dlng.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

The apparent ease with which Bar
elar John Meyer burrovei and climbed
out Of the Tombs - distressing TO the
god citizens who had ocnhde1ce in the
strength and security Of the city Bastile
1t appears that the State prisons are
not, after all. the weakest fortresSes
Of the Law In the commonwealth
The evening world., 1893-06-10
375,OOOPerD
Returns, Exchange List and All
Free Papers Deducted.
A TESTIMONIAL.

"7h und<rngned adcertiars in New
"York City, hacfns been fneited to "a.
''amfn< all books and oocouns relating
"to tie circulation Of THE WORLD,
"eertIty that U.>y haze aeailed Men..elees
"y tie inpitation, and 0at G<y hnee
"trdoed the circulation IN eario1s periods
"f,on the contraets for TIE supply Of
"poper to the bank deposits Jor ne salss
"y the paper. Tiny hooe verified the
"pu1lished statemenG Of reirculation, and
"dre sati.fed Of Ut>ir aoeuraey, and
" that the net actual bona tide, paid cir.
"eulation Of THE WORLD. Norning
"ond Ecenfna Editions, per day Ior TIE
"siz days Of the week ended March 1871,
/" 1898, after dedueting all return papers,
:Jree pdpers and e1changes, scas 376, 900.
"BLOOhINGDALE BROS,
"by e. W. Biosmingdais.
"R. II. MACY Z CO.,
"by A. L. kinkesd.
"J0HN DANIEL L sons,
per II. G. Aiisirs.
''Aeessntsst
"ADAMS 4 CO.,
per John 8. A. Lamblsy,
'Advertisias naaager.
"EHRICH BROS.
ca. z. Leghorn, SspS).
"EDwARD RIDLEY 1 SONS,
per w. 4. Edmsnds.
"Aecesntant.
"LUDwIG BROS,
"ALFRED J. CAMMEYER."
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Canfhortdes Posuade-

Ralf ounce prepared beef marrow, one
ounce while wax, one and half drains eI.
pressed oil OF mace, one and q half drams
Oil OF cloves, one and . half drxms oil Of
French geranium, Two drains tincture Of
canthArides
The evening world., 1893-06-10
Lsdirs at London CIub T.o.

The London clubs have. almost with
out exception. extended to their mem
bers the privilege OF bringing ladies IN
tea TIE elderly clubmen at first objected
but 1t was found to be so profitable that
their spirit OF gain led to a semb,ance
Of gallantry. and even the st. James ana
Pail Mall Clubs fell into line. One club
alone has, in single year, registered
nearly 1000 teas.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Remove skin, lay In jar, pour over one pint
Of white wine, two tablespoonfuls Of oil, saga
pepper, pinch OF nutmeg. Leave, two days In
Winter, one in Summer, turning often
Roast, basting with jar liquor, which straiA
and thicken for sauce
The evening world., 1893-06-10
The Free Doctors Are at Work
Saving the Tots
Another Siege Of Warm Weather
for the Little cnes.
Every Contribution VIM Help Save
. Bsby's Life.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

All letters eentsiuins sssey for the
sick Babies Pusd shoald be s6dYe-~ed
10 "Ca.hier of WORLD. Pulitzer Build
iss. New York city"
Dsnatieas Of eiothis-. &c. should be
cent to Mira. X Roberts- l32 West Thirty
fourth street.
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h, thanks; It's gone r
A Matter o! Locality.

Matter o! Locality.
From TRUTH
First Tourist 10 companion. who mas just
cracked very senseiess jake DO you call
thst VIII
second Tourist--Certainly.
First Tourist-welL don't
second TouIist-But you forget ve,re IN
England now.
FIRST Tourist-oh, yesi Sure enoughl pex
pArdonl Hal hal hal hal
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Crednned Beef,

scrape perfectly lean beef 70 pulp, mince
put in pan with salt, pepper, one table
spoonful Of water, two tablespoonfuls OF rich
cream, butter the size OF an egg. Cook two
minutes, stirring constantly. Add one table.
spoonful Of crackerdust, one teaspoonful q
made mustard.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Appraiser Cooper. resisning. says the
Custom-House Investigators have been
discourteous to him. To most people II
had appeared that the relations between
Mr Cooper and the Committee had been
very warm. Indeed, there Is an inclina-
tion to believe that they go: too hot.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Outside OF the moribund Rapid Tran
sit Commission the lonely Starin" need
not feel oppressed by a sense of soli-
tude. He has about three million Great
er New Workers. with him.
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Porfugars Gracious Owsen.

queen Pia OF Portugal Queen Pla 10 forty.
nVe years Old but does not appear 70 be more
than twenty-five. There is sort OF halo of
auburn hair shining about her pale face.
She is exceedingly popular both in Italy and
In Portugal Absence caunot conquer her
love for the former country.
Nevertheless, she has always tried 70 30 -
portuguese as possible. so as 10 win tho
nearts OF the people. She has succeeded, for
they adore her.
Inc climate OF Portugal does NOT suit her.
ana she has been dangerously III many times
one includes medal Of courage among hsr
many decorations Il WAS conferred a he
seseraiyears ago when she threw hwsshf nfe
the Tsgus 70 save her chiidxen. n
The evening world., 1893-06-10

From TEXAS Siftings)
wanted-The young "saieslady" who ac-
oepteu gentlemAn's seat on the Sixth ave-
nue. car yesterday and said thanks" to call
early. She can get all engagement,
h. 5. V. y. Il H., Dime Museum.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Put one quart Of seasoned Tomatoes with
two pounds OF round steak cut up, three
cloves, one tablespoonful braided flour in Q
pan and simmer tender, but ada no water.
strain liquor for sauce.
The evening world., 1893-06-10
The Race BADGE Sold

The Morris Parx badge sent 10 this once BY
"A Friend OF the Poor" with instructions TO
Sell 1t and apply the proceeds TO the Sick
Babies Fund, was sold to-day TO Broadway
lawyer. who gave % for It "The Evening
World" hopes II will prove q ma scot for him
May he have lots OF luck In the betting ring!
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S.reral Id-us iron. Psrts.


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1o-Morreu's BrsakIasf.
Fruit
Hominy Sugar and Cream
Hroilsd Steak French Fried Potatoes
MuMns Coffee
Beefsteok sxr Pemn,ss dc Terr..

Bone large, tender steak: scatter over bits
Q: butter, sase, chopped onion, one gill OF
milk. salt and pepper. Spread thick with
mashed potato; roll up and fasten with
skewe:s at sides and ends Put In q pan with
. large cupful Of stock Bake slowly, oast-
ing often. Serve with cress or parsley.
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Al Example for tho Rich.

Al Example for tho Rich.
To the Editor:
lnclosed please ind 20 cents, given TO make
the little ones happy. II some OF the selfish
rich would give a little or about the same
amount they would be happy too, and have
their reward in heaven besides Yours truly.
SUBSCRIBER, Trenton, n. J.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

A pretty clear case Of criminal negli-
genee Stands against the Government In
the matter Of yesterdays catastrophe at
Washington.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

II the Government less bound than
other employers TO look out for the
safety of the lives and limbs OF It's SER
wants, In public Offices =?
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plume OF long black ostrich feathers, while
resting on the hair in 'front.' bow OF black
velvet may be seen. Tied with black velvet
strings, this win DO found most becoming
In
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Figures may not lie. but dust will. II
properly spr.nkled. Keep your eye on
those watering-cart men, Commissioner or
Daily.
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succ..sful Treatment.

frVm Texas SIftiags)
"Just try To irisbien me, Will you:" said
Brlggs 10 BraSgs-
what TORI"
=" I've got the hiccougb, and II you frighten
me u VIII make II go away AT once-"
VERY well, then here goes: tsl o lttng at
the top OF his voice., Lend tpe twenty dol
lars'"
-Ah, thanks; it's goneP
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Matrimo oniAl Item.
From Texas Siftings.,

urom lexAs sitings.l
zone minute, mamma" said Miss Esmer.
olia Longo)nlG, "Iil be down, As l have nm
ished taking this photograph"
photograph of Nhstf'
"Oi Georgr = letter to me. In these days OF
perishabie writing ruiis IT'S Just as well to
be careful ABOUT IT,"
The evening world., 1893-06-10

;hen TO relax their efforts untl the
whole nock Of undesirable customs off,
GERS have followed Cooper into retire
The evening world., 1893-06-10

The missing handle of that Borden
hatchet became Unexpectedly a handle
for the defense In the famous case at
New Bedford.
The evening world., 1893-06-10
A " Kids" Pennies.

To the Editor:
Please accept inclosed 10 pennies from "A
Kid" who sympathizes with the dear little
babies and has tried to save her candy money
for them. Very respectfully.
LIZZIE LYONS
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Beer 0nd Potato,

Brof thin slices OF beef Slice raw potato
In thni partngs dip In batter OF nour and
milk, and fry in deep lard. Serve around the
meat
The evening world., 1893-06-10

II the Worlds Fair is closed to-mor-
row, It will be In violation Of the will
OF the people Of Chicago and Of the ma
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Stili the wonder grows as TO what the
prosecution was doing all those ten
months before the trial in the Borden
case.
The evening world., 1893-06-10
Strawberries in Champao,. Js,,.

w e"""PdDHr JeWy,
A coaxing method OF serving berrie, .t
luncheon or for a light dessert is In a mould
OF champagne Jelly. Prepare the Jelly with
halt pint Of champagne. half box OF e,ia.
tine haif scap OF cold water. the Juice Of a
lemon. cup OF sugar ana cup ana halr OF
eouing warsr Soak the gelatine for two
The evening world., 1893-06-10

1t 10 true that the majority OF bicy-
ciists in the city are mot reckless in
Their riding about The strsstA But
The evening world., 1893-06-10

RAPID Transit is temporarily out Of
the rtng. But "Fifteen minutes to Har-
lem" will coma.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

The campania isn't performing quite
up TO eIpectations. yet.
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Not much loud talk OF the Greater
New York" inst now. But the leaven
Ii working.
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A sweet Little Syndicate.

To fhe EdItoF:
Inclosed md el for the Sick Babies Fund
from CELIA and IRVING, Brooklyn, NY.
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Lovely, isnt II?

This is lovely hat, with very wide up
turned brlm, formed entirely OF cones-
colored lace. Above the brim there Is Q
The evening world., 1893-06-10

Please, Mr. Crimmins. give the cable
q chance On Broadway.
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Of
white
Of
Az Longchamps
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0eorgia's Two Dollars,

To the Editor:
Inc,osed please ma s2 for the Sick Babies
Fund Yours truly, GEORGIA.
The evening world., 1893-06-10
4 Slrere Effect.

Broad lace ruffies IN the sleeves are
much daintier II. instead Of hanging
loose, shir thread is run in them and
they are gathered to form a little un-
dersleeve.
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A Child's Onerin9.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please IND u for the Sick Babies
Fund, from LITTLE HERMIE.
Evening journal., 1893-05-10

THE Democrats Of the Fourth ward
are no worse perhaps than any other
Democrats, certainly they are no better
However that may be they ought to get
together now. II there is any serious
dissension in the ranks Of the Democra-
tic party the Republicans will win at
the next election. If it is possible for
the Republicans TO create or foment a
dissension, they will do it, of course
It is their interest to have as much and
as important dissension as possible
These dissensions are not, cannot be, in
the interest Of the Democratic party
they are not fomented to
advance Democratic principles They
are supposed to be in the
interest Of individual candidates.
individual bosses OF in the interest
Of the Republicans Now we have no
candidates-any good Democrat compe-
tent to discharge the duties Of the office
he seeks is good enough for us-but we
do love to see fairness and justice pre-
vail without any unseemly squad
bling. The Democrats of the
Fourth ward would do well to man
age their affairs, not so much in
order to gain a small victory within the
ward, as to put up candidates who will
poll the full vote Of the ward and thus
assist in carrying the city elections. We
approve Of the earnestness and vigor
with which the Fourth warders attend
to their political duties, but we do not
approve OF anything that will decrease
the vote OF the party at the summer
elections.
Evening journal., 1893-05-10
ABRAntsON,s

ware where we make our
greatest study. In Silver
ware we have everything you
could wish for. Rogers
Triple Plate A I, IS47
Knives and Forks, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Pickel Jars,
Napkin Rings, Tea Services,
Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitchers,
Ice Pitchers, Goblets, Trays,
and anything else you want. In
Jewelry we have Diamonds,
Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Studs,
Watch Chains, Charms and
Watches in all varieties.
Silver Watches, Filled
Watches, Solid Gold Watches
for men and women, from the
good, cheap one to the very
best. Any movements you
want,you may have a favorite,
we have got it. Now as to
the matter of payment,
wouldn't you just as leave buy
of us if the prices were as low
as the most rigid cash houses
of course you would and we
propose to make it easy for
you.
Why will you save and
save to furnish your home or
stint yourself to buy your
self something you may need
when you can come to us, Sc
lect what you want and we
will do all the waiting while
you can have the benefit of
what you have and never miss
the easy payments. Come to
us whether you do or whether
you don't intend to buy and
well show you that we will
not only sell you as cheap, but
save you money by buying
here. If you do not have time
to come drop us a postal and
we will measure your rooms
for Carpets and submit samp-
les for your approval. Re-
member now is house-clean-
ing time, you will certainly
need something and we have
that something just as cheap
as anyone else on easy weekly
or monthly payments.
Evening journal., 1893-05-10
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AGAIN OPENED.

City Solicitor Curtis Renders a Decision
That the Power of Granting Licenses
Is Vested In the Mayor. and the Latter
Renews the License of the Exhibition.
City Solicitor Curtis gave a decision
this morning in regard 10 the privilege
of granting licenses The case involved
is that Of + Burnstein, proprietor of the
Museum Of Anatomy, No 300 Market
street.
He applied to Chief Of Police Dolan on
Saturday last, to renew his license for
the exhibition The chief refused to
grant the renewal on the ground that it
was too vulgar. The proprietor appealed
TO the Board Of Police Commissioners at
their meeting on Monday evening
Action was taken, and it was decided
not TO renew the license.
After this action, Mr.. Burnstein ap-
pealed to Mayor Wiley who referred the
matter to City Solicitor Curtis. The
latter decided that the power Of issuing
licenses was vested in the mayor and not
with the commission Chief Dolan was
instructed to renew the license, provided
that he have all Objectionable exhibits
removed
The chief visited the museum this
morning and had the exhibits removed
and the exhibition was again opened
Evening journal., 1893-05-10

SECRETARY CARLISLE yesterday ac-
eepted 81, 300 600 in gold offered from St.
Louis, No, and that sum increased the
amount Of gold in the Treasury to 800,
10000 or $4,000 "free gold" The
panicky Wall street spectators have
failed. The steady hands and cool heads
Of the men Of this administration and
the confidence Of the people do not give
them much encouragement in their
Efforts If they wish to depress stocks
they must work other schemes than that
Of bleeding the Treasury Of gold and
blufhng Carlisle. The people will not
allow the bleeding process TO spread
anemia and Cleveland will not assist in
blufhng Carlisle It is creditable to this
administration that 1t cannot be induced
to try to swallow the sugar bait vf
Hawaii or forced to borrow gold from
Wall street.