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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17

Cut the heans into long strips and boil
until tender Drain thoroughly and al
low them TO sc quite cold before put
ting them into the bowl. Add to these
two tablespoonfuls OF chopped parsley
and little crushed celery. Dress at the
last moment with pepper. salt and plenty
Of oil. Crushed celery is prepared by
cutting the celery into dice and gently
mashing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
My Dear Sue:

Ny Dear Sue:
This is to be your first Thanksgiving
since you and Harry started out in
housekeeping, and. as Harry's mother is
To spend the holiday with you, want TO
prescribe the menu for that trial OF
young housekeepers-the first Thanks
giving dinner. Here is one which /
consider healthful, appetizing ard at
tractive:
oysters on the Shell.
Cream of Celery Soup.
Boiled Salmon. olives.
Roast Turkey.
Squash Turnips. Celery.
Chicken Pic. Mince Pie. Onions.
Cranberry sauce.
English Plum Pudding.
Cheese.
Walnuts. Raisins. Figs.
Coffee.
Everything on this menu is easily and
somewhat quickly prepared. one does
not need a groaning table TO attract a
hungry man, and as the appetite is
usually whetted In anticipation Of the
Thanksgiving dinner. the only thing 10
iook out for is 10 have 1t attractively and
daintily served.
The soup is made as usual, using white
stock and good, thick milk. The celery
must be fresh and white and the quantity
used must be determined by consulting
the tastes OF the family. For the salmon,
the middle slice is the best Sew IL up
neatly in a net bag and boil a quarter
OF an hour TO the pound i'm salted water
thoO. Lay on the dish taking care
not 10 break it. Have ready large
cupful Of drawn butter. in which has
been stirred a little lemon. Pour half
on the salmon and serve the rest i'm
boat. Garnsh with parsley and eggs.
Serve the olives on cracked ice. The
turkey is roasted in the regular way and
gsrnished with parsley and lemon. \
f[teen-pound turkey requires between
three and four hours baking.
The chicken pie is very appetizing
dish If prepared properly. First, stew the
chickens and scrape ali the meat from
the largest bones and throw the bones
away. Line a large dish a quarter of an
inch thick with baking dough (baking
powder bGing used). Put i'm a part OF
the chicken with few Jumps of butter.
pepper, salt and some cold boiled eggs.
cut in slices. Add the rest OF the chick
en- and more seasoning. Pour over the
gravy ana HI the ulSU. SONtI WIFI Il
quarter-inch crust, made with a hole
in the center the size OF a teacup. Brush
over the top with the beaten white Of an
egg and bake from half to three-quar-
ters OF an hour. Garnish around the top
with circle of bright celery leaves.
FOR the pudding soak one pound of
stale bread in hot milk (pint and let it
cool. Add one half pound Of sugar and the
yolks of eight eggs, beaten to a cream,
Cne pound of raisIns, one pound of cur
rants, a quarter OF a pound OF citron,
iioured. one pound OF beef suet, sated
one nutmeg and tablespoonful of mace.
cinnamon and cloves, mixed. Beat well
together and then add the beaten whites
OF the eight eggs. Pour into a cloth
scalded and dredged with flour. tie firm
~, leaving room for the pudding 20
swell and boil six hours. 1t Is best To
prepare the ingredients the day before
and cover closely. Serve with liquid
sauce
am sure that you cannot fail TO please
Harry and his mother. If you follow this
bill OF fare, and show her what a splen-
did little housekeeper you are.
Yours for success,
COMFORT JONES,
Doctor OF Cookery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
CANNED PITTMS

quarters Of a pound OF sugar; for the
thin syrup quarter Of pound of sugar
TO each pint of water. Select fine fruit
and prick each plum with a needle, 10
prevent the skin bursting Simmer gem
tly in the thin syrup made OF the sugar
and water. Boil only five minutes. Put
the plums in a jar pour on the hotsyrup
and seal. Green cages are done in this
manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
FRIED CHICKEN.

Cut the chicken i'm pieces and lay them
in salted water. which should be changed
several times Roll each piece I'm -four
and fry in hot lard or butter. Make
a gravy of cream. seasoned with Bells
Spiced Poultry Seasoning, thickened
with "A little -four I'm which the chicken
was fried, pouring off the lard. Serve
with a garnish Of parsley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
AUNT AMY's CAKE.

Take two eggs, one and one-half cups
of sugar, one cup of sour milk, one-half
cup of butter two cups of -four and one
teaspoonful of soda. Spice to taste. This
is a good caise and one which is also very
inexpensive. In baking. use a moderate
oven and bake in loaves rather than
sheets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
SPANISH FLOAT.

Take the whites of six eggs. six tea
spQonfuls Of any kind Of jelly and six
heaping teaspoonfuls OF pulverzed
sugar. Beat the whites to a stiff froth
and add the jelly and sugar. Beat until
very light and foamy. Serve with
cream. This is a very appetizing dish
and one pleasing both to the eye and the
taste.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
EGGS AND sARDINE SALAD.

Boil the required number OF eggs hard.
When entirely cold. shell and cut in
halves. lengthwise. Remove the bones
from the sarGines and cover with French
dressing for an hour. Then drain and
mash fine. Add the powdered yolk OF
the eggs and seasoning 10 taste. Fill
the cavities in the whites carefully. wrap
each half in buttered paper. Serve with
olives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
SNOW BALLS.

One cup Of sugar, one cup OF -four, two
tablespoonfuls of sweet milk. one tea
spoonful Of Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder three eggs: flavor with lemon.
Put one tablespoonful in a buttered cup,
and steam twenty minutes. Roll in
white sugar while hot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
CREMpETS.
NJ. j.

one egg. one cup Of white sugar. one
cup of butter. one cup OF chopped
raisins and two teasp~onfuls OF yeast
powder. mixing the yeast powder with
the -FOUR. Ron out rather carefully and
be sure to thoroughly mix the inEredl-
pnts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
SANDWICH CUPS.

Take fresh French rolls and slice Off
th- upper o,u ust. Then SCOOP ont the
soft ius'des. Then dn with cold chopped
chicken or seasoned lobster. Boncd sar
dimes may also be used for hlllns Re-
siacs she toy 80 - with barrow ribbc-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
MOLAssES PIE.

UNITS. L dIkel.t
One pint molasses, three beaten eggs,
one scant tablespoonful Cottolene.
Baked I'm plain crust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
HELP aAN1ID-mAHE.

WANrED-Fiy Mouidcrs one Loom Fixer
four Toolmakers one Cigar SAiesmau, ~
Mcavers, 10 first.class Clothing Saiesmen two
white female Cooks. one Table Girl four gen
eral house work Glrls. three Stone settlers
one Scalloper, one cOlored Cook. Tribune
room 70. sel-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
HELP DANrnD-FHMALEs

WASTED-An apprentice AT 0ressmaking
one mat understands sewing. Apply 80
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TO LEr-1wo tenements and rooms
ench; gu aud S.JJ per month, Call - Elm
street., II pbct { Mnif. nll-jt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17

TO LET Tenement Of four rooms and ono
attic, in perfect order; rent low Ca good ten
ant Inquire, 20 Dartmouth avenue. nlldt
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TO LET-l2O Hendrick street. lower tone.
incnt OF rooms ana two attics: Sli psr
month. Inquire at s93 Atwells avenue, oS-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sAl.E-Ten-room bouse. 10? Burnett
street. Apply TO ID. Russell Brown. tf
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tf
FOX SALE-Nins.room cottage at OAK
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land Bench svenue. nov2-tf
FOX SAIE-Two spiendid cottage lots on
warwick Neck. Apply 20 D Russell Brown.
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ACCOUNTANT. A

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ROOMS TO LET.


DIVORCES quietly and legally obtained for
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17

FOR lSENT-Cppsr part house 420 Pine
street; modern and I'm perfect order; o rooms.
Apply 20 ID. Russell Brown, g. Exchange place
ault-tf
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SPECIAL SALE OF CLOCKS - Alarm
clocks, warranted one year. soc. S-day oak
or walnut clocks, strike hours and half.
hours Sl,75. AT Hosmer's corner Mcstmin.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-11-17
Si.5O FOR Use.

Watch cleaned doe mann spring .5c. pries
ON other work iin proportion; done by m,
most skilled workmen on earth AT hos
MER'S, corner Westminster and Franklin
and - North Main.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

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Box SJ1 Attlehoro. Mass. nl5-3t
$500 GIVEN AWAN--To persons making
the greatest number of words out OF the
phrase Patent Attorney Wedderburn." For
full particulars write the National Recorder,
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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
PERKINS MEN ROUTED.
They Line Up In Caucus, but Do Not
Have Enough Votes to
Nominate.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Jan. 5.-The Per
kins forces lined up in caucus tonight
and were utterly routed.
Instead of the sixty-three or sixty-four
votes which they boasted they had the
rollcalI showed only ffty-seYen, four less
than the necessary majority. and one OF
those votes was proxy.
When the members of the caucus filed
out of the room into the crowded lobby
their faces wore a smile sicklied Ger by
the pale cast of disappointment, and in
order to cover their confusion they an
nounced that they had received sixty votes
and that they could get few more when
ever they wanted them.
1t was a great victory for the opposition
and it showed part of the strength ofthe
contestant, Samuel NJ. Shortridge. The
Perkins adherents utterly failed to get a
majority Of the Legislature to attend or
abide by the caucus. They had been
working for days and nights with a full
and well trained corps of political whip
pers-in. They had run through the Capitol
building, they had ransacked the hotels,
the sidewalks, the saloons, they had even
gone to private houses they had gath
cred, corraled. bulldozed, cajoled, prom
ised to do everything and anything in or
der to gather together a sufficient mum Der
of Republicans to nominate Mr.. Perkins,
yet while they worked the strength of MI
Shortrid was gaining.
For months they had travelled up and
down the State, attending county conven-
tions, political meetings and visiting leg
isIators before and after election to gain
recruits for their man. They had the Ex-
aminer and the rd-Union at their
backs and despite all their well-directed
and most desperate efforts, Mr.. Shortrldge
succeeded in blocking the caucus and in
preventing a majority vote for his op-
ponent.
1t is hailed with Joy by the friends of
Mr.. Shortridge as a decisive victory, not
withstanding the bulldozing and misrep-
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06

respect you will go back to the caucus
You have only two minutes TO decide. -
Judge Wavmire is highly sensitive
man, yet slow to wrath but he smarted
under the lash of the Perkins whip as
Jackson cracked it over his head and about
his ears. The insult was more than he
could endure, and he seemed to be ready
to spring at his insulter. He shook his
finger in Jackson's face and retorted: II
will not take any instructions from you,
Colonel Jackson" -
Charles M Shortridge, not wishing to
embarrass Judge Waymire. withdrew a
few steps, exclaiming: II do not desire 10
be party to any sensation in the lobby.
Had the high-minded apd self-respect-
ing Republicans in the caucus witnessed
this unparalleled scene of bulldozing as
did the gentlemen outside they would
have been surprised and grieved.
When the people of Alameda County
read of this remarkable scene they will
feel that every man, woman and child OF
Waymire's constituency has been griev-
ously insulted. The incident is not over
drawn or highly colored. 1t was witnessed
by mum Der of spectators.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06

reservations of the other side. They are
in high feather tonight and are receiving
congratulations on every hand.
1t had been announced early in the day
that sixty-three or sixty-four legislators
had signed the call for the caucus and
that their choice was Senator Perkins,
( but only fifty-seven woes were the pro-
| ceeds of the caucus. After the adjourn
ment a roiIcall was exhibited to the mem
bers of the press purporting to represent
sixty votes.
Senator Gleaves was selected as chair
man of the caucus and Assem- blyman Bel
shaw as secretary. When the object of
the meeting had been stated Judge Way
mire of Alameda arose and said that he
appeared there as a Republican and in
the interest of harmony and the success of
the Republican party.
''We nave gained great victory in this
State and Nation for that grand party and
the peerless statesman, William McKin-
ley" he said. land it now rests with the
Republicans elected by the people to fit
tingly carry out the good purpose of the
| Republican party by electing some dis
tinguished Republican as the next Repub-
lican Senator. We have met here for the
purpose of considering the first steps to
that end. Iappear here as always have
appeared-as the friend of Senator Per
kins. and l am pleased to say, also, that
am here as the friend of every leading
gentleman who aspires to the high and
honorable position of Senator, and in the
interest of the Republican party to pro-
mote that harmony which is needed for
future success.
II am advised by leading mem bers of
the Legislature and by citizens through
out the State that 1t would be unwise for
US to take any hasty action in this impor-
.tant matter. l therefore think it wise
that we should take short adjournment,
at least until Tomorrow evening. that all
the aspirants for the Office of Senator may
have an opportunity of presenting their
claims to the members of this body. l
believe this postponement would create
harmony and would rebound TO the honor
and The interest of Senator Perkins and
his friends, and particularly to the party
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06

| whose representatives. we are. therefore
move that this body adjourn until to-
morrow evening at O. clock. and in doing
this l aim only, as have indicated be-
fore, to bring harmony out of discord, and
to unite solely for one man and with the
concurrence of the entire body of Repub-
licans represented in both branches of the
Legislature. 1 have voted for Senator
Perkins before, and took an active part in
his election, end 1 think that no man can
| accuse me here of not having proved in
the most unm istakable manner my friend
ship for him.
81 have been complimeuted by many
| members of the House and Senate by sug-
costing my name for position in the
Cabinet. l desire to assure you all that
highly appreciate this honor. Ii / can in
any way aid in the organization and per-
petuation of the Republican party and its
principles, and purely in the interest Of
harmony in the party, and without any
selfish motive whatever, 1 assume my
present attitude in this matter"
Cutter OF Yuba opposed the motion to
adjourn and made long s. eech. He
said that there was not Republican pres.
Perkins. Why should they delay the
nomination any longer. II was the wish
of the people OF California that the Re-
publican representatives should vote for
him. 1t was their wish and their will, re-
peated Mr.. Cutter. He did not believe in
postponing action for even one minute.
I'VE all know" he added, ''tAat there
are other candidates who would be glad
to see the election OF Senator Perkins pre-
vented, and this delay, in my opinion, is
simply for the purpose of saving time for
the benefit of the opposition. 1t is the
will of the people of this State, and if the
Republicans who have chosen not to at
tend this caucus knowing as they do that
it is the peoples will, and do not choose
to vote for him, we'll and good.p
Otner speakers followed, and the mo.
ton for postponement having failed of
passage Senator Perkins was placed in
nomination, and the roll was called, re-
sultlng in 81 votes, including the proxy OF
SIMS to Ennis.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
State Of California.

Then some one said that they ought to
have sixty votes, and it was accordingly
given out 10 the press as sixty votes for
Senator Perkins-not enough to elect him.
When the news became known on the out
side, scores of people-Iegislators and
others-hocked to Samuel M. Shortridge's
headquarters in the Golden Eagle Hotel
to tender him their congratulations.
The Perkins people count upon one or
two more votes, but these have been al
ready gathered in by Mr.. Shortridge and
the outlook Is rather bleak for them. The
coup d'etat by which the majority of the
caucus was blocked, and in fact broken up,
is the talk OF the street tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
JACKSON A BULLDOZER.
Peculiar Insult to Judge Waymire
While He Is Talking to Some
Friends.


Peculiar Insult to Judge Waymire
While He Is Talking to Some
Friends.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 5.-A scene
OF attempted bulldozing without paral-
lei for intrusion was witnessed by q num-
ber of gentlemen who were standing in a
little alcove of the Stale Capitol rotunda
at $3.50 O'Clock this evening. Judge James
A. Waymire. Assem- mblyman from Ala
media, left the Senatorial caucus in the
Supreme Court room to confer with III. l.
Kowalsky and some of the latters associ-
ates. Judge Waymire came out of the
caucus on his own motion and was ex-
tending his hand to Charles M. Short
ridge, when Colonel J. P. Jackson
brusquely stepped forward, exclaiming in
an angry tone to Judge Wavmire. IF you
want to see me you must see me now, as l
am busy and going upstairs"
Judge Waymire replied in a mild and
gentIemanly manner that he had come
out to speak TO his friends. pointing to
Charles NJ. Shortridge, Fremont Older,
managing editor of the Bulletin, and Col
onel H. I. Kowalsky. Colonel Jackson
waved his hand impressively toward the
caucus-room and exclaimed, in husky
and rngry tone:
"Ifyou have anything to say to me,
speak at once and go back"
Judge Waymire protested that the
amenities of politics required him to ex-
plain. Jackson then became more ex-
cited. and, in an impatient manner, re-
piled:
IF you want to maintain your self.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06

Senate and made the special order for
10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The temporary committee on mileage
and attaches was named, consisting of
Holloway, Bull and Henderson.
The Senate then adjourned to 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
DONE IN THE SENATE.
Approval OF the Resolution Asking
for Protection on California
a. 70

\
SACRAMENTO, CAL. JAM 5.-The
Senate convened promptly at 10 O. clock.
and Rev. Mr.. Miel delivered the first
prayer of the session.
Immediately thereafter Senator An
drous presented a joint resolution to in
struct the Congressional delegation at
Washington to urge the incorporation IN
the tariff bill now being prepared bg the
Confessional com mittee of provision
which will afford protection to California
fruits from foreign competition and se-
cure home market at reasonable prices.
In order that there might be no delay,
the Congressional committee being in
session at Washington to-day, the reso-
iution was adopted without reference.
1t was sent to the Assembly to be adopted
by that body and telegraphed at once to
Senators and members Of the House.
The Senate then adjourned to 11.30.
The Governors message was read IN the
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
WORK IN THE ASSEMBLY.

Resolutions Asking Congress to
Oppose the RefundIng Scheme
Are Passed.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 5.-The As
sembly settled down to business without
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-06
SHORTRIDGE'S STRENGTH GROWS HOURLY.
The Perkins Conference Is Held, but Fails
to Secure Enough Votes for
His Nomination.
This Is Considered Victory for the Popular
Orator and Leader and His Friends
Are Joyful

Show Budong Tactics of Perkins Managers Will
Not Avail and That the Honest Legislators Of California Will Refuse
Return the Incumbent Senator to Washington.
That
That It o Friendly Conference Of
Unless There Were Sxy0ne Votes They Would
Not Be Bound by the Action of the Caucus They Ex
pIeidy Said That If the Majority Was to Bind
Them They
SACRAMENTO Perkins ships did
n nsight
M Shordge
chieved
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.
Sprrel Top Henry.

Jim Young is TO be Raleigh's
postmaster il is reported. A. w.
Shaffer and John Nichols are
both applicants.
Walter r. Henry is the most
disappointed man who has t.
tended the Legislature. Walter
had yearned TO be judge of the
Eastern Criminal Circuit Court.
but It long ago became apparent
that Russelldid not intend to aps
point him. Russell has little
agection for the red headed
statesman. Sutton, % Cumber>
land, as is well known, will get
the plum. Republicans have
that weary feelinS when Sutton's
name is mentioned. They think
he should take back seat until
he is given the right hand of fell
lewship in the party. Old stag
ers do not relish the idea of be-
ing made to step aside for new
conner.