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The evening world., 1894-02-06
Simple Diet.

A woman h writes for newspapers
SAID the other day, in the course OF a
discussion on modern cookery: II have a
family of three growing boys as well as
a hungry husband to cater for, and my
experience has been that ! can do il
most effectually on the simplest diet. /
do not mean by that unpalatable food or
that which is poorly prepared; l mean a
good deal of steaks and chops. with well,
prepared vegetables. l have no time
myself to see after the affairs of the
kitchen and ] cannot afford to hire what
is called a fancy cook but l have COM
to the conclusion that my family thrlves
best on what is thus given them. substan,
tial but not rich nor varied DISHES. Al
any rate, they are always well and strong
aid happy, n what more can l ask
than that"
The evening world., 1894-02-06
EX-SLAvE LEFT A FORTUNE.
Son Contests the Will of n Kansas
City CoIored Minister.
tBy Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
KANSAS CITY, Feb. Ga contest to
break the will OF the Rev. James +.
Sweeney. the pastor OF the st. James
Colored Baptist Church. and to settle
the title to nearly sl5O,oOO worth of real
estate in this city, began yesterday in
life of James Sweeney Is the story of
Il slave who gained his freedom at the
close OF the war and who through the
growth Of Kansas City amassCd II com-
petenCe unusual to members of his race.
He died in June. 1893, leaving a widow
and a natural son. who Is known as
Henry Galloway. BY the terms of his
will only s. was left Henry Galloway,
all the rest of the property being given
outright to Johanna Sweeney. the aged
widow. Galloway is trying to break the
VIII and to obtain a portion of the es-
tate.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
WORLDLINGS.

Since ne universal vogue Of the Tlmmed en-
Nrlopes sealing. wax is In much less frequent us,
IN England and the unIted States than formerly
but 1t Is still very popular in France.
Though he Foes Robinson CTus5c" has mad
the fortunes " a dozen publishers. IL was origI-
nSliy Nawkcd about London In a desperate cndeavo-
10 ind some publisher cnlerprising enough to
accept H.
The manuscript Wnich restored the works o.
raci.uS tc the modern world was found In a West.
phalian monastery. Ntrrc the cook was using
sheets o. 4, to kIadle his Ares.
Under the high and imposing monument, crcc,er
on the battlefield Of Sottyrino are 900 skull,
and other remains Of the soldiers OF three nation
Who fought there.
san Francisco Is divided in opinion bctN.,
Wagner and sousa as It's tavoritc composer. ,
newspaper voting contest giving each OF tho
composers an equal number OF votsI.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
RESERVATIONS DUE TO-DAY.
governor Has Charges Ready II
Michigan officials stick.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. ~6.-Another sus-
picious circumstance in connection with
the 1893 salaries amendment anvas is
that while the legislative manual OF 1891
gives the vote on the salaries amend
m mt by counties, the manual for 1899
gives only the total vote-the vote by
counties rot appearing at all.
Undoubtedly some one in authority Is
responsible for this departure. Gov.
TO serve upon the delinquent State Of
ncials to-day In case their designations
are not forthcoming.
The usual custom in other cases of re-
movdls will be FOLLOWED by giving the
defendants eight days in which to an
swer. although both the statute and the
Constitution apparently leave the cause
or removal within the discretion of the
Governor.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
THE LEADER ON HIS TRAVELS.

Mr.. Richard Croker has left New
York to enjoy for "A time a milder and
more genial climate. ON a former occa-
sion. when he made "A sudden trip to
Europe. 1t was for the benefit of his inn
paired health. His many friends Will be
glad to learn that this time his depar-
ture from the city is not caused by in
disposition, unless 1t may be an indis-
position to be bothered and worried any
longer by political complications. Physi-
cally he IL robust and vigorous, as his
recent energetic anti-income tax cam
paign at Washington proves.
Mr.. Croker goes to find peace and rest.
After the turmoil caused by the enemies
of his organization. and the attacks to
which Tammany has been subjected
from all quarters, the leader will find
the Pacific coast indeed "A welcome haven.
When he looks out upon the placid
waters and enjoys the springlike bree2es.
a feeling Of calm satisfaction will doubt-
less steal o!er him as he thinks how
happily he has escaped the ~annoyanCes
Of Senatorial Investigations and Grand
Jury inquiries. He may experience "A
mild regret as he remembers the recent
defeat of his Congressional candidate In
the Fourteenth District, but even that
mishap will scarcely disturb his rest or
interfere with his fun enjoyment of his
wcli-timed holiday.
Before Nj. Croker returns TO New York
70 delight the warriors of the Wigwam
the Republican Legislature will have com,
pieted It's police legislation Cor the city,
and who will then say that the Tam
many leader had any voice or part in it
who will then he INSCRIPTIONS enough tC
hint at "A deal between the two party
chiefs?
The wanlerer will find much to in
tcrest him, and som" food for reflection
in his journey through California. II h,
visits the gold regions they Will call t,
his mind how prohtably political placer
are sometimes worked. The Yosemite
with its graceful fails, may serve to re
mind him how easily and smoothly
great political organization may some
times descend from the height OF power
The Rocky Mountains may cause him L
remember the rough road the polltica
leader Is frequently called upon to travel
Thus may the chief improve his min
by communing with nature from hi
palace-Car windows and gather sugges
tons to aid him in making up the Tam
many slate for the e election.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Should Always Give Up n Seat.

To the Editor:
| have read tie discussions as to giving up
seats TO ladies' on the ~ road, horse car or any
other vehicle OF public conveyance. and the whole
matter makes me tired excuse the slsnsy ex-
preston. but take it literally. and It really does.
| think a man or any person who calls himself a
man should always give up his seat without ques-
ton. The other night, on the - road. a young
man got up TO give his seat to a young lady. when
a man from across the aisle came and squatted
himself down In IT and refused to get up. l should
call tina; man. Judging from the way I have been
taught, a very impolite person. But as to that
man who calls himself "Woman-H ater.' he ought
to he lynched. WESTERN Joy.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
FIVE MEN DROWNED.
sniIboat Cnpsised, Near Pensacola,
and only TWO Were saved.

tBy Associated PressD
PENSACOLA. Fla. Fob. 6.-Seven men
left the city in a sail boat yesterday to
go to Big Sabine. In Santa Rosa County.
about twelve miles from here. They
were A. ". Rollins, D.. NJ. Washburn,
Ed Mobley. Gus Messlck. employees Of
Narwelrs furniture factory: a mai
named FOUNDER. an unknown man, and
Hiram Brown. who sailed the boat.
a strong northern gale was blowing.
and about E o'clock In the afternoon.
when they started to return, the boat
WAS capslzed. The seven men chung to
the boat for hours. but finally Rollins.
Washburn. Mobley. Messick and Brown
became exhausted and sank to their
death. one by one. The other two men
held IN and were rescued about noon by
a lumber lighter. They were almost in
sensible. .
The lighter arrived here last night,
bringing the two survivors. The men
who were drowned were recent arrivals
here, having come from Michigan and
Iowa to work in the furniture factory.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

1t is true, in ordinary cases, that a
man should not be condemned until the
evidence is all in and passed upon. But
neither SHOULD he he acquitted. These
remarks are suggested by the incident OF
Brockway's reinstatement at Elmira.
and some comments which ii has called
forth. However. in BroCkway's case.
the extraordinary circumstance occurs
that all the evidence, both for the pros
ecution and the defense" points one
way, This is what renders the prema-
ture 'vindication' Of the accused Super
%intendent by the Board OF Managers so
remarkable a proceeding.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
DISPUTED DR.. M'GLYNN.
Man Interrupts II New
York Priests Lecture.
(Ry Associated Press.)

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. &C. S.
Smith, colored, manager of the African
Methodist Publishing House. created a
disturbance during DIR. McGlynn's lee
ture last night. by arising and stating
that he would take the platform after
the lecture and controvert the lecturers
positions. After taking his seat. he
annoyed the people near him by talking
aloud and mumbling.
When reuested to leave he refused, and
the police a to take him out. He Is
said to have been intoxicated. but he
says ne had n tit. Smith has long been
very prominent as a leader among his
race.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
ELKHART ELOPERS CAUGHT.
EFT Arrested md Miss Dnven-
port Detained ut Topeka.
NV Associated Press.

TDN NHFOCIH0tW TTtsNT
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. GA sensation
was caused here yesterday by the arrest
Of Harry l. Sackett, the silhouette artist,
and the detention of Miss Frances
Davenport. who eloped with him from
Elkhart, Ind, some weeks ago.
Miss Davenport to-day called on
George w. Crane, OF the Crane Printing
Company, an old friend Of the family,
asking him to indorse a check. Her ac-
tons were so peculiar that Mr.. Crane
was led to Investigate. The couple We're
discovered In the Keith block and Sack
EFT was arrested. The clippers had not
been married, but Sackett SAYS their re-
lations had been proper Miss Daven-
port says she will return home with her
brother and sister, who will arrive here
in the morning.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

In voicing his W distrust OF the State
Senate Investigating Committee, which
has been trying to start an inquiry into
the management of the Police Depart
ment OF this city. DR.. Parkhurst also
voices the feeling OF a great many citi-
zens. It remain for the Committee to
wipe out that distrust by Its own course.
To do DO. 1t must prove that the pro-
posed investigation is not a mere Plat
ism. not a INT for points OF partisan
vantage. not a simple scolding exhibit
ton for political effect. II the Com
mittee is to do sincere, earnest, valuable
work Il will not lack opportunity and
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Corsets for the United States trade
are made to measure from models &C.
lected In the United states. French
corsets 1T French women because they
are modelled from French figures, and
although they please Americans they are
far from satisfactory. Domestic manu-
facturers were aware of this when they
began using American women for
models in place of imported dummies or
forms. The most celebrated New York
firm makes twenty-five different sizes.
for which twenty-five differently formed
women and girls pose. In the run OF
corsets for fat women there are no less
than fourteen sizes.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Lieutenan Commander Delehanty. Su-
pervisor Of New York harbor. calls at
tention again. and more forcibly. to the
imminent peril to the harbor which comes
from the illegal dumping of drcdge
barges, excavation barges and garbage
barges. Almost nothing Is being done
to remedy the evil. which Is more threat
ening to New York's commercial inter
ests. 1t would appear, than the recently
combatted project for a bridge with piers
In the North River. Important cnannels
are being rapidly and steadily filed up
according to Supervisor D%elehanty's
story. The Government should awaken
promptly to the situation.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

that was a timely question which the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
put to the Rapid Transit Commission
yesterday, when there came up a demand
for N4.593 to meet a deficit in the Com
missions finances. "What are you do
ing?" was the query. II is what the
people have long been asking. And the
Commission has thus far W moth
Ing, for the simple reason that it was
doing nothing However. the EN-
ployees Of the slow-going body are not
to blame for the mastery inactivity of
the Board which CAV them their places
1t can hardly be to the credit of the
city to cut these people of from the
wages they would lave earned IL the
Commission had let them.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
ANOTHER TiN-PlATE PLANT.
English Capitalists TO Bald n Fac
tory ut EiwOOd, Ind.
(By Associated Press J

NV NsROTInteN FresFl
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. G.-Another large
tin plate factory has been located In this
city. making three in all. with n COM
bined output of twelve thousand boxes
per week. The one located yesterday Is
backed by English capitalists. who have
everything In readiness to begin work.
Col. \. l.. Conger will be n large stock
holder in the new concern.
1t was FOR this purpose that he dis
posed of his stock in the American Plate
factory of this city to W. r.. Leeds, of
Richmond, who becomes President of
the American Company.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
PIONEERS EXPEL BANCROFT.
F~orty-niners Take Exceptions 10
One of the Historians Statements.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-By unani-
nous vote the Society of California
Pioneers last night expelled II. II. Ban
croft, the historian. from honorary men,
bership in the Society. Resolutions de-
nounCing bancroft for an alleged un-
truthful statement about a pioneer In
his history were also adopted.
A meeting of San Francisco delegates
% the trans-Mississippi Congress was
held here last night, and arrangements
made Cor the entertainment of the dele
gates from other States. Six hundred
VI Missouri, Idaho. Wyoming and Wash
lngton will be present.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Annie Snnre.

TO have the pieces whole and shape,,,
use apples not too acid. Pare and quar-.
ter. Make n syrup of white sugar and
water; have this boiling when the apple,
are put In. Bring to a boil again al
once. and then cook very slowly till thu
pieces are tender The fact that rand
cooking causes dis~integration, as also
does the putting in cold water, is some.
thing worth the while of every new be.
ginner to remember.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
OWN THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
Claim of the Blanco Brothers In Il
Suit for Eviction and entail.

Manuel Lopez Blanco and Jose Lopez
R'anco nav begun an action in the SUI
prome Court to cvict the Cotton EN-
change and John Doe and Richard Roc
from the property at l07 Pearl street,
and also to recover six years rent OF
the premises at 5000 q a year.
The original owner OF the property was
Bartolome Rlanco. who died in 1874, leav
ing an estate OF about 5000, 900. His
hers were four sisters in Spain. and the
children Of a deceased brother.
The plaintiffs in the present suit are
children OF one OF Rlanco's sisters.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Want. s2o.ooO for III. Hand.

Papers in the $50, Noo damage sui, brought h,
Paul Kcpplc, Of $50 Stays street, lrooklrn against
the corlugc arm OF |. ", Waterbury 4 20, q.
lbs Front street. have been served through Kepples
lANAe r. Louis Steckler, ri 2i5 BruadwaV. The
complaint alleges that Nepple. Whle employed a.
back tender 10 a machine, had his TlghI hand torn
from his wrist while at work. the machine At tho
time being out OF order The accident occurred a.
the factory of Waterbury d Co. IN Ten EyCk
slfrni nrnnhlNn-
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Women Doctor. In Russia.

1t is a trife surprising to read tha'
there are 100 women practising medicine
In the Russian Empire. that others oe.
cupy important positions In hospitals
and warehouses;. in educational estao-
lishments, factories and Government m
stitutions, while others hold appolhp-
mcnts In the service of municipal BODIES
The enumeration is from $1,000 II yesi
downward. In private practice there =
one woman who makes about S'W" .
year. but the average income Is N'o@
The evening world., 1894-02-06
SHOE TRADE FRIGHTENING.
Men Getting Rush Orders
for the Spring Work.
Ry Associated Press. }

HANERlIlI.L, Mass, Feb. 6.-That a
business boom Is in sight Is now gen
orally conceded in the shoe district.
The output has not as yet shown a great
propOrttonate increase, but numerous
rush order for the remainder OF Spring
work are on hand. and the encouraging
condition Of affairs promises to con
tinuc.
Besides orders for immediate dcliv-
cry. the Fall samples are out. and ready
for inspection. Statesmen are departing
West and South. and. 80 far as heard
from. are being well received by jobbers.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Art DENNIS.

The denims that we were so sure OF,
the original blue denim that looked well
In so many places, is not now as fash
ionable as a line of colors h are
known as 1.-THE art denims." They are
In soft shades of pink, Of several shades
of blue, in a variety of reds. The canary
yellow In this fabric is a beautiful
color for a single pillow or a spread
embroidered with white.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

ropean lady wishes to go on a visit or
make a purchase, the matter Is talked
over with the family; here she is frea
to do ms she likes. She buys what
pleases her and goes and does much a.
She likes. To know the American woman
Is to want to do as she does, to be Al
she is"
The evening world., 1894-02-06
No n. p. strike Ordered.

ST, PAUL. MINI, Feb. G.-Grand Omcers Clark.
Sargent, Arthur and Wilson yesterday denied the
reports that Northern Pacific employees had been
notified by the Federated hoard IN be prepared 1,
strike to-day, n a strike is ordered at ell II unl
he alter toe conference with The receivers. when a
maj effort viii be made 10 ss.ure The concessions
asked rs the men.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Take a smooth, medlum-sized potato
wash and cut the small end partly or
leaving just enough attached to form, a
little hinge. Scoop out part of the / "
potato and fill with beef or mutton tia
has been prepared by removing all gristl
and fat, chopped very fine and seasoned
When filled, tie the potato cover on an
bake until tender. When lone take fro
the oven, raise the cover, n IL the me-
looks dry. turn over it a little dressin
made with butter, water and flour, o.
If there Is any on hand. a little mel
gravy. Serve in the skin, and. as
name suggests, it will be a temptiL
surprise. Or, for a change. simply bak
the potato and when done cut of II
little end and scoop out all the insid,
season this with butter, salt and choppe
celery: beat up fine and light. then ref
the skin and serve.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

1t was a cold day for breaking ground
on the new speedway, but there was a
heart-werming thought for man. an idle
laborer OF regular employment at good
wages soon to be furnished along the
projected line OF the drive.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
HeItOtrbpc SILK.

This elegant outdoor costume Is of
heliotrope silk. The skirt Is laid in fine
plaits. over this is a short draped tab
lier. edged with Nandyke lace. the edges
finished in saw teeth: 1t Is draped mp
short In the back the bodice is pain
and rnamented with a fitted collar OF
The evening world., 1894-02-06

There is a painful monotony about
these stories OF dying men being set
down as DRINKS and left in the streets
to perish by hospital ambulance sur
geons. Roosevelt Hospital has added a
new one to its list. This sort of thing
looks rather more discreditable, to the
ordinary observer, than would a little
longer hospital mortuary record.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Women should stay Home.

To the EdltCr:
| am very glad to think that people are con.
sidorlnE Mr.. Peter Rudolph Pickles letter as they
are. Certainly 1t contains great truth, | think
him a great man, and his scheme OF having NO.
men return to the home circle Is the only way
out Of this misery, Let the women withdraw and
give the men a chance, and you will sec better
times. CHARLES M~AsTERsON.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Da Cana gives forty-eight hours no
tice that he Will blockade Rio. 1t will
be remembered that a recent notice of
Admiral Benham, In Rio harbor, took
effect Immediately. Another one from
the American feet commander should
hardly be necessary.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

The Greater New York bill is safe
in the Assembly, and probably there Is
little to fear for the measure In the
Senate. 1t is almost certain that the
people of the metropolitan district will
soon have their long-sought opportunity
TO vote Oh the question OF consolidation.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Secretary Lamont nnds that about
e.223, s97 men are available for military
duty in the United States. They will
never be needed. No other nation cares
to face on their own soil such millions
for defense" But 1t Is pleasant to real
ize that they are ready.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
MISS BOEDY DISAPPEARS.
Has Her Hair Cut Short, DOns Malt
Attire and Il Missing.
(Dy A,sOcIatel Prcss.N

GALLON. ohio. Feb, G.-Miss Clara
Eoody, a handsome and popular young
lady OF this place. is missing.
She had Il barber cut her hair short,
then purchased and dnnned "A suit OF
male attire. after which she disappeared.
and no trace of her can be obtained.
Miss Rocdy had Il pleasant home and
has always appeared happy.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

"'But me no Butts" said the As
sembly. In effect. last night. and the
''Greater New York" bill went to third
reading. despite the obstreperous mem
Der from Westminster.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

Kid gloves for ordinary wear are
painted; only the bright opera ti1ts.
such as fashionable ladies wear to match
their colored dresses, are dyed.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Distinction Between Drinks.

You will notice that those EnElcNool druggists
arr rhaTscd with sclltnE not wh,skcy but 'tntoNi-
catinE liquor Al EngicW""d Is in a position
to swear 1t isn't Nhlskey chicago Post.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
EDITORIALISMS.
While the Naval Iron Is Hot.

Tn. senate Na>al ommittc is disposed to
strike Tor an Appropriation while tho brazilian
episode is keeping the ,ror not Louisville Covr-
icr-Jounal.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Gold Ore Had peen sailed

NY Associated lTess)
FL RENO, u. r.. Feb. 6.-The gold excitement
in the Wichita Mountains eliminated Yesterday
when II Was discovered that the alleged valuable
M" had been sailed" The gold schrmcrs have
and the cretulous are cursing their
gullihility.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Care of Meat.

Never allow meat to be placed directly
on the ice, as the water draws out the
Juices; 1t is even worse to lay 1t there
wrapped in paper. 1t should always be
laid in a clean porcelain vessel or on a
Mate.
The evening world., 1894-02-06

gold satin. which is cut off near the
shoulders and finished with deep lace
bands. terminating in bows on each
side of the front; the upper portion OF the
sleeves is accordion plated; hat of yell
low straw, faced with heliotrope satin.
tips of black. Thirty yards of 27-inch
silk.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Money for Registering Chinese,

ily Associated fF''SD
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. G.-Collcc;or Of Internal
Revenue Welhorn has received a telegram from
Washington informing him that he has been
granted an additional Sl2. 500 to he expended for
registration Of Chinese, A portion ot the money
VIII be used in the employment OF extra clerks,
The evening world., 1894-02-06

A Kentucky man is dying from the
effects Of a quart Of whiskey on his one
hundred and first birthday. Some men
never get old enough to know better.
tar
The evening world., 1894-02-06
suicide the sequel TO a Murder.

NV Ntr0FIaTtH FTftN1
LAWRENCE, Kan, Feb. 6-Charlcy Drake and
Harry Reeves got Into a dispute over Drake 5
lie last night. and Drake finally drew a revolver
and fatally shot Reeves Then Drake Committr
Alipids. His wife mad been living With RseVsA
The evening world., 1894-02-06
reixoto ordcrs American SHADES

WN ASSOCIATED PTesFl
ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. 6.-The Weight shove
Company has received an order for 100 dozen
extra heavy spades for use by Brazilian Govern,
mcnt troops. The spades will be ready for shin.
mCnt the last OF the week.
The evening world., 1894-02-06
Midwintcr FrIr Time Extended.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. G.-The Midwinter Fair
will he extended a month beyond the time first
proposed. The managers have decided that the
Iclay " a month in opening should he made up
at the other end. The Fair Will not close before
July 81.