Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1895-02-21
"a NEW SUBSTITUTE FOR BEER.
Mysterious Temperance Drink In Chicago,
New ssHOme Saloons.

Mysterious Temperance Drink In Chicaro's
New "Home Saloons" n.
q new drink, wonderful in concoction
and ysterious in it's chemical analysis.
e shout to be sprung upon the public BY
Bishop Fallows Of the Reformed Epis-
copal church. The bishop is one Of the
most enthusiastic and resourceful Of the
Workers VINO narv isv9,aiis.s;.ed and main
tanned the Peoples institute, In con-
iaection with his proposed enlargement
Of the scope Of the institute work Bishop
Fallows recently outlined iii Ths Trib.
hne his plans for establishing a series Of
ahome saloons. ? The pla16 have been
worked out III detail; and The first two
of the saloons are promised To be estab-
lished within a fortnight. There has
been slight departure from the origi.
nal plans, md instead Of the "home sa-
|ooan1s' being All Of the same eless. there
viii be as many degrees Of variation as
in the original alcoholic dispensaries.
The first ones to be established as an ex.
pertinent will both be located in the
heart Of the down town district. One
will dispense s cent drinks and the other
10 ceilt drinks. One viii cater to the
barrel house Or grogshop constituency,
and the other will compete with the
bars where the mirrors are of beyeled
glass, the bars Of mahogany, the drinks
8 cents each, and where the luncheon
and side dish of olives is presided over
by 8 white aprohed attendant. Both
will be opened in large Easements. the
only difference between the 5 and 1G
cent saloon being IN the magnificence Of
the furnishings and the elaborateness Of
the free lunch. Bishop Fallows said yes
tsrday:
What puzzled us most was to pro
vide some drink that would take the
place of beer. We shall offset whisky,
brandy and rum with soda water, choco-
late; coffee, mineral waters matted
milk, cocoa, lemonade, ETC., but at first
there appeared to be no substitute for
beer. We resolved to make one. Expert
chemists have beett at work on the prob
lem for some time, and the solution il
at hand. We have a new drink the colo,
Of beer and scarcely to be distinguished
from it, but Of course it is nonalcoholic
and nonfermentive. Hops enter into its
composition-something that cannot bs
said of some of the beer sold over Chica
60 bars. The only difficulty we have yet
to overcome is to do away with some O.
the bitterness impaired to the beer b
the hops.
CATER much discussion Of details ws
have determined to open saloons in IT,,
district where rents are highest an.
where most people oongregate. We fee
sure we can demonstrate that the schemf
will be success from business stand.
point. We shall be much disappointed
if they do not pay q net profit Of 10 pc
cent. If we demonstrate that, the Pee,
ple's institute will be relieved from
further prosecution of the scheme. Pr;
vate enterprise and capital will the?
step in and push the good work. Whcr1
the cent drinks are sold there will b
reading rooms, plenty Of light and heat
toilet rooms, absolute cleanliness and !;
good substantial free lunch on the sid,
Where the 10 cent drinks are sold, til
accommodations will be the same, be-
there will be more mahogany and plat
glass about the bar, and the free lunc
will be so elaborate that it will sery
for q good substantial meal. '-Chicae
Tribune.