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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THE BATTLE OF MANILA"
Pain, tho Pyrotcchnist. viii Exhibit
Here Next Thursday.

Pain. The pyrotechuist king VIII give an
exhibition of Dis latest successes here
Thursday night 90 Broad Street Base-
BAH Park. commencing 90 $3.50 o'clock.
Tho pyrotechnic effects to bc used arc
duplicates of those that have caused the
world 90 app.>ud PAINS "BomUlrtmont
of Manila now drawing great crowds
at Manhattan Beach, New York.
Thc feature of the last two Virginia
Exp1al0ns held hOre and of the ChI0l-
40 and Atlanta Fairs, Was PAINS ire-
works.
The Richmond public saw bis latest suo-
c.sscs here at tho time of The E1po itiona
bot the SUCCESSES tncn are but mere move
elites now. for NOT less than fifty now
devices hlve been invented since tac
opening of the apan.sh-Amer.can war
TIe programme has been most afiIe-
toaly arranged. embracing numbers to
suit 900 classes. ases and conditions.
Premauc lroa magnesium lights.
cracker mines. twin parachutes. fiery
vueeles. Pain Manhattan Beach bombs
chrOmatc stars. le"elIot mines. and hume
drcds of other entirely new pyfo'echnir
effects viii be seen for the frs. Time
hero thus giving tnc public the chance
to witness fh. famous 'bomNardmeni oI
Manila" fireworks. just as New Workers
have seen duriug the past few weeks
There are many features on Che proc
rrImmo that are in themselves tr.H'
a colossal ure portrait of Major General
flizhurh lee iu choice C0.Ors. has been
pronounced tlc erandcs' piece of fire riD-
fIre work get produced ur amy llfoie,H-
uIat Ihe picture shows fhe n1iionii Ia-
y0ritr foo the uniform of hH rank. SUR
rounded bv % cluster of national '''oI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

tho lone mariner was to- tho Nancy bris
.Fou arc under arrCst." She looked at
him aud made a dash iof Nor WH.'1
which Doe bad captured. ite urea
falQ the onslaught SD disorder ana sne
81 ann what?' she demanded.
"Y0u arc under arrest tof rllns on inc
""rtt won't be under arrest" She aain.
"But you are' he SAID. ,, Ven
OF ana not anylhins ot the kind You
mind your own business
"Gut num- it is mt pu.lh tNl f.l
must go to she Justices Once WIN me OF
promise that y1u VIII Doe tN'io Ns
o'clock in ihe morning ,.
.r WON'T do anything of the h.nd.'
.rff f.N you j arrest you.
"And tell you } won ne arrested.
There yol are. Sow what are you s'i"S
-t65h come 90. now; come TO the JUS
Ut WOMB do it. Tu pay 2 fne q that S
what you want. How m"gn ~, 90 20
ts. f.,.fiea." etId che unfortunate copper.
tThert Is lle Justice, tNtht ,.tt. r
.T.s down IN the nrmsc Hsn'H
guess Won't y9u promise lo do o" manu-
ln ODE morning
"f1tn I'm have 10 arrest YOU n,
land 7 ten you won't be arrested "i''
IN 1.. s ...5er PATCHED his head and look
c5 as though he was going % mage aA-
Diner sally on the bike. Mf7' D. -'e
aboard 0f the Weol. -,
..yol're "a nasty. mean thing, ana 10
going to tell my husband thaI YOU s Aa
VAS arrested" she said. and foae ou,
and fhe copper went down on me brlase
..I relpad fla Justice urh. al1
,rovrd that had gathered save MN lNv
laugh.-St Paul Globe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THOUGHT BLANCO
HAD ESCAPED
Sampson and Watson Took Means to
Head Him OF.
POSSIBLY THE LAST GUN OF WAR
Was Fired by the New York at Sup.
posed Blockade Runncr-The
Brooklyn Runs Aground
While Leaving Harbor.

PLAYA DEL ESTE, August Is p.
M-rha American warships New York,
Brooklyn. or son. Indiana, Iowa ana
Massachusetts, viii sail tomorrow Tor
Tompkusyle lest the Navy Department
decides chat they shall wait l1r the
troops from Santiago DE cuba.
Commodore Watson left this afternoon
0u OBJ. Badger 10 raise tho southern
blockade ana take the marines of tAe
Isle of fines where IL is thought they
were landed yesterday or The day before.
The New York. with Admiral sampson
ON board returned here this morning az
ter tuo days absence She sailed ON
Wednesday night. the Admiral wishing 10
inspect The Maria Teresa
BLANCO ESCAPED.
Thursday evening the Scorpion convey
el to Admiral sampson. Washington dis
patches from Playa del Este, stating IL
was rum0rld that Captin-General
Iauc0 had escaped from Havana. possi-
biy on tho steamer Montscrrat Commo-
d0rc Watson was communicated with and
the Di1.e and Yankee were sent 20 the
bahama channel t0 head B.anco or.
Admiral Sampson al once decided 10
lrlrs the Maria Teresa and go TO the
western extremity of jamaica t0 inter-
csnt Ianro should DE try 10 escape In
that direction Tho flagship made six
teen knots an hour despite the foulnCss
of h.r bottom and arrived of Jamaica
yesterday mrrnng and crg.sod around.
LAST GUN or THE WAR.
Probably the last gun of the war was
fred lr .la Sow York at the British
tramp steamer Acm. which was chased
and hove fo outside the tlrcl-miIe shore
amit ate was bound ir1m Cape Verde
for Mobile. ld. being evidently ait right
was allowed fo proceed. Ile Sew YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens aud Other Matters.

Rev. DR. HOgo spent a comfortable day
yesterday and SIS slowly improving.
Mr.. T.. a. Cdtlin has been confined 20
hls residence a few days by indispositlon.
lie expects 20 be- out on Monday.
President b. w Boatwright 81 Rich
mond College lcit Friday night for Trip
through Southwest Virginia.
Rev. Sparks W. Melton and wife, OF
Baltimore. are visiting a. Or. Nelson's
country home. in Chesterfield
Misses Laura and May Duke lett Thurs
day Tor West Virginia. and before re-
turning viii visit friends In Washing
ton. -. G..
Mrs A. y. Atkinson and daughter.
Mr.. IT, c. Woodruff. have returned
from Rawlcy Springs Mrs. Wodrun
health has greatly improved.
Judge Waddlu left Tor the Rockbr!dgs
Alum Springs yesterday afternoon accom-
panied by his private secretary. Mr.. Il. IL
Taiey and Mr.. Gilmore Redwood.
col. John Bcl Bigger and his. son. Mr..
Thomas H. Bigger, have returned ffom
the Cold Sulphur Springs Tho Colonel
was very much benefited by the Trip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
GEN. LEE LEAVES
FOR WASHINGTON.
He Goes in Response to a Telegram
from Secretary Of War.
LEAVES MAI. KEIFER IN COMMAND
! Private Died in Camp OF Typhoid
Fevcr-The Soldiers Are Given a
Chance 70 Visit the scashore
at Pablo Beach.
LEAVES MAI. KEIFER IN COMMAND

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, August 10
General Fuzhugh Lee commanding the
Seventh Corps left this evening Tor
Washington accompanied by bis son.
Lieutenant Fi.zhugh Lee, Jr.. in response
IN a telegram received from the AdJu-
tart-GencraL stating that the Secretary
OF War desired TO confer with him. Dur
i,r bis absence the Seventh Corps viii
be- under the command of Malor-Generai
j. Warren Keller
DIED IN HOSPITAL.
The death of Macy Mo.cstcad' coTnei
solo.sl of the First Wisconsin Regiment
pand occurred at the district hospital
M f,uho,d foyer this evening. Ills home
Was an BeIoU. Wis. tO which place 'Ae
body VIII be -hippei-
Accommodations are being profla' u
for two hundred additional soldiers q,
pablo Beach. the object being To- give
a.I chat need au outing change ny s'lNs
90 the -edsh0re.
The First Alabama Regiment "iI lt '.
this evening from Miami and On lunar %
and Sixtr-1r.t Indiana reached here lAI7
evening from Indianapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
The Policeman Told Her She was IN
der Arrest and She Proved She wasn't

4 very charming ST. Paul woman, who
makes her summer home "a. NMte bei.,
routed the police force 0l tae fAlAso al
ter a very brlef encounter IHddy-
Mrs B. rides a Bike. OF course ana
whrn IL became necessary for her 90 80
10 the grocery or the postoiiiie OF Nhefe-
ever % was mat she hdI 10 s' 1N-' "a
course, mounted her wheel -,
Now, al times. the streets III lh9 VIZ
LACE of White Bear are n0t the real
thing for wheeling. and tne town aI-
having fhe streets pressed out nti hy
bicycllsts they have passed an ordnance
f0rbidding any one riding on the side
walk. ,.
she ala not care: she took 20 the walk
and rode downtown. She left her wneel
outside and went into store. and "neh
she came out she found herseil con
fronted hy the dignitary VINO u the
whole thing in police circles-the man
who il 10 The Police Department Mn4'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Via J.. "A

Via T., J.. and p. r. r, and Penn. r. Il
Round trip rate from Richmond only
Sf00.
Special trains leave Washington via
pennryivanla railroad OF 7.-5 a. ST.. July
Dist. August 9Th. August lsh September
Ist. September 18Th and september -4th.
Tickets from Richmond good twelve
days. good for return PASSAGE on an reg-
ular trains except limited express trains.
si0p-over allowed on return trim at BUFF
nlo. Rochester and watkins Glen. For
further information apply 20 Richmond
Transfer Company SO. a1 cast Main
street. 90 ticket agent Byrd Street sta-
ton, or to O.. s. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OPENS
The Famous New York Musical Insti.
mlion Begin. Us Ncar anpt. I.

Announcement is mado OF the coming
opening Of tho season of $500 for the
National Conservatory of Music of Amer
lca at CTS home So l2s east Seventeenth
street. New York city ON September laL
The conservatory opens Go i-s dents
studies in four courses. Preparatory,
Concert. Oratorio and Amateur. Che laat
embracing tho branches of singing. sale
cgelo theory department fencing and
chorus. The operate and instrumental
departments are u charge VI directors Of
note.
The coming is the fourteenth annual
session and the examination VIII take
place beginning with the lst pr1Nmo.
Connected with the Cons rya.ory ana
made up directly Of it7 students ana
teachers is thc National Conservatory Or
chestra. which is drilled regularly 10y q
well known conductor.
The Conservatory points with pride 20
the fact thar many of tho great names
in modern music were developed within
It's classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
HIS HEAD WAS CUT.
Nelson Price. Negro, knocked Down
bya clay. Street Car.

Nelson Price. ncgr1. Fli mo a dIfllcul-
~ with one of the cars OF tine Clay Street
line yesterday afternoon about o clock
and got The worst of 10.
La The affair which eye Witnesses de-
scribe as an accident. Price was knocked
down and received "a severe cut on his
head. besides being bruised about the
body.
DR. Miller. Of the ambulance patched
Nelson's head up and De was taken IN
charge by friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Edward Randolph and William i,cffani.
coIorel men, were arrested on ",
tI... f.. defective Gibson and officer
lr.i.n.. Yesterday. on the charge of
roI.fn- Vnam smith colorel o1'ch-
,r l.ef saturday night on the road near
tno Chemical Works.
smith positively identified the prison. s..
and thcy will appear in tho Police Court
Monday morning
Alexander Tyndan colorod. expected
40 have pancakes for breakfast nus
morning and needed butter So he went
to tho store Kept hy w. H. CarneaI ON
sixth street and walked on win iun
a..u.,. ,oade the arrest and Alexander
vu t.u au about Sc tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Miss Gilman. of Chicago ddnihitr
of Professor Henry Gilman. thc writer
~ Oriental fiction. now "a resident of
Jerusalem lis here for a. day or $50. the
cu,.f of Mrs. s. Hunter al Che Mount
Vernon" Miss Gilman possesses lyric
eoprano. of great breadth and power
WIN remarkably pure and sweet quail
itv Having studied under the best mas
ters her method ana style Us oAceheni
her traditional Interpretation OF the
arias from different ordiorlns was "
revelation TO the musical friends VINO
wore fortunate enough 10 hear her.
Miss Gilman will sing al DR. Hoge' S
church this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
,,,,rv ,,,vGsBrRY PIANOS

Sold IN Cox College College Park. Ca,
and Gordon Institute BarnesyNie. Ga-
or This number Cox College purchases
fortv-fonr and the Gordon Institute Six
Tbe Kinrsbury was selected IN prefer
once ~ AN other makes on account OF
,5e'~ eDner,orlty in tone action. wearing
o~aiify and the excellent and workman
ii,,o r,aner in which tine cases are fn-
,-tod We are selling "a great number OF
H. ,re instruments throughout our
territory. and We cordially extend an IN
vitatlon 10 the public 10 cal. ana examine
tbese wonderful instrum nus.
RICHMOND MUslC tOAlFAN
G.. Cor.ey, Manager 20 H. hFodu o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

MACON. GA, Aug ia special 10 INC
Telorranh from Dublin says. william
carr. a married man, shot and killed MOL
No. Rafeld. a young woman, near mere
to-day. Carr though married, was IN
saneiy Jealous Of the girl Her iatner re.
fused him permission 10 see her hnt
Sine afterwards met him and the tragedy
resulted. Carr was arrested and pl'ce1
I'm ran With much difficulty. A mob gath
cred ANA an effort was made to lyheh
the murderer"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

NEW YORK. Aug 13.-The transport
Gate city, the first Of the heet that IS
bringing the veterans OF tho santiago
campaign % the M0ntauS camp. arrived
tonight and anchored In Fort Pond bay
well off shore. She carried 300 soldiers
besides the crew. Among them are de-
tachments Of tho Third and Sixth regular
cavalry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

Treasurer-Francis Rawie. OF phIiadei-
paia.
Executive C0mmttcc-The President
fine Secretary. the Treasurer, James ~
1go0Iworth. of Omaha. Alfred Hem Doe
way. OF Boston: Charles Ciafiin Allen.
OF ST. Louis. Charles Noble Gregory of
Madison Wisconsin.
Section Of Legal Education T.
Baldwin. of New Haven. cnairmant
George ". sharp OF Baltimore secretary
Section of Patent LaW-Llmund Wet
more. of Ncw York chairm-n, Whmar,h
III. Thursion. OF Providence. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
WiIIGoto Charleston.

Mr.. Emmett y. Reid. graduate OF
Richmond College who was some weeks
AGO elected Professor OF Chemistry In
the state Agricultural College OF Louis
iaua. has within the last few days been
rendered the same chair In the college at
charleston. s. {. lie will accept the
litter place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Committee Meetings.

The followlug meetings of Council COM
mittccs Will Doe held tomorrow:
Committee ON Streets. I'm Room No. o.
at b =. NJ: ON Ilght Room No. 10, L.
M Cemeteries Room No d. 1850. on
POOR at the Almshouse. at $50 l.. NJ;
ON First Market No. lol9 east Main, az
r. NJ: conference Police Committee,
police Commissioners. and Fire Commits
sioners. Room No - I Il. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
Clio WI Nj KccoYcr.

DR.. A. y. Cosby. who IS attending
Mrs John Dooley. the lady who fell
out of the window Friday morning. SAYS
a further examination disclosed three
ribs broken. right arm broken. a severe
cut on the forehead, besides internal IN
turtles. Mrs. Dooley is nearly seventy
years OF age and DR.. Cosby thinks the
changes arc AGAINST her reeoYery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
THE REVENUE TAX.
Collector Brady Informed OF Impor-
tant Rulings.

Collector Brady Informed OF lmpor-
tant Rulings
Collector OF Internal Revenue Brady
has been informed that the Commission
or of Internal Revenue has ruled that
letters of administration. letters tesla
moutary or OF guardianship doat re-
ouiro stamps that petitions for ne
appointment of administrators executors
or guardians require no stamps, but
that bonds of administrators. executors
or guardians must Doe stamped no
stamp is required ON the certificates OF
tax sale for unpaid taxes.
ANY warehouse receipt or memoran-
dunn given by warehouse man that
goods have been placed on storage re-
Quires a stamp tax of Is cents whether
tho same is negotiable or non-nesou-
able The Department has declined 40
decide whether or not warehouse man
or the person storing goods or mfrcnan-
disc shall nX the stamp and rules Chat
~ there is amy controversy as Go this
matter the remedy is in the courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

WHILE playing around the Chesapeake
and Ohio yards Friday little boy named
D0beck fen of a car and broke both
bones IN his arm. lie was taken to his
home and Or. \. b. Cosby summoned,
Nho set the broken nemaer,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14

DR.. Miller and the ambulance were
called al $50 O'Clock this morning ana
found an aged negro man named James
Ross. who had been assaulted As he was
coming out OF Penitentiary Bottom py
two men who had struck him with Sing
shots. The assault was improved. Inc
kindly surgeon sewed up the mans hurts
when he had been taken to The Aims
house,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
eA2ToE1EA.
re he II --------~ 70 ca
,.i i.:55' E41T4Zzz%9. T ~
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON

on Labor Day. Monday september 5th
nv ladies Of Grace street Baptist church.
Train leaves Broad ana hancock streets
al a. m. Leaves WASHINGTON tuesday
september 6th. az $50 p. in.
Round trip fare ~ Washington $50,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-14
MARRIED.

GREGORY - FLoRANCE. - Married. az
''u,oodbury." the home OF the bride. IN
King william county. Va. on Wednes.
day' the 10th day Of August. 1898. EVE
LIMA GERTRUDE. daughter OF i,r-
and Mrs. Deucalion Gregory 20 ar.
WILLIAM L. FLORANCE, OF H.eh-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
FACTSABOUT
The Most of Them are Purchased by
American &.
(Trom Canton Spare Momcnts,)

From Canton Spare Moments,)
South Africa is the worlds greatest dia-
mond mine, and the United States is the
best market in the universe for diamonds.
The exports of diamonds from South Afri-
can diamond fields exceed G3, 600, 600 per an
mum, and the worlds total output is about
G4,0 COG, 900. OF this total the United States
buys about co, 500. GG worth, almost entire
~ in cut stones,
While the tariff charges have affected
somewhat the iamon trade in the Uni
ted States, and have recently promoted the
business of diamond cutting and setting
there, they have been without serious eff
feet upon the American market, which for
diamonds is the best in the world.
In the United States one is impressed
with the extraordinary popularity and al
most lavish use of diamonds. Not only
are there more diamonds there than in
any other part of the world, but they are
in more general use.
The most valuable individual diamonds
Of the worlds supply are seldom worn.
The largest known diamond weighs 3Gj
carats. The value of the famous Kohl
moor. which weighs 1903 carats, is GiG0, 600,
but the value of diamonds is not wholly
regulated by weight, color being an i'm
portant element.
Until a century and a half ago the
worlds diamond field was India, and for
nearly a century India held this position.
Then the discovery of diamond mines in
Brazil brought South American diamonds
into the market, and in 1863 the South
African or Cape diamond fields were dis.
covered, and have been worked with great
profit ever since, while the Brazilian fields
nave been practically abandoned.
The South African diamond field covers
5000 square miles, and one lield-the kim
berry, covering nine acres-has% produced
more than $40, 900, 900 worth of diamonds
since 1871.
The present annual export of diamonds
from the South African diamond fields
averages 1900 pounds in weight, of a value
as VIC ave stated, of more than G3, 0Oo, 900
Two thousand white and 10000 native
miners are employed there. For some rea,
son which is not very plain, although the
products of diamond mines have been fol-
many years in territory owned and con,
trolled either by England, Spain or Portu,
gal, the business of diamOnd cutting ha,
conferred in and about the Netherlands
and particularly Belgium. The first guile
of diamond cutters was established in tn.
town of Bruges, in that country, NOR,
than 100 years ago, and since that time the
business has been a very profitable one
both in Antwerp and Amsterdam.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
New York Produce Market.

Nou, vo,t. NJ. On ~ nr-p ,-
Of t5> 49, Non, oo' o. 55S ~ itcCclpts
VIM ~ paCkages 4u,et and oareIy steady.
NJ 81 INK "a! inn se'inI no. W.. strUiRhls
4 / 90! w r2i,n,pV, Mmine ~ e. -ap aS1 III u. FS,,,'p
i,aIters NJ 20 Ma H. wintt VroiVT w -nnrrnndicosso.9
~ y % nt ot.p o,,a, a. 90 oon,oo-
Wis ~ lN-suie' ~ %: 5000;
morris % ooi Hv IebbpiI - 49, DguHs M eS-
~ !, t,o,''i ousnSIS: SaieS' l5o',Vv push.
and m VI ~ tnoris s and @EsVV GGoShe!S Of SPOT
80 ~ VHIpo1tHi spy ea1S No = req; i,''h
49, f0b a"nont, ~ e. . b ord W. ~ ~ ~,
fob' aHoat' Onions opcnad oasv nndtnr' DC IVo
rally jnsniTTed az cnh ,iioo,rnUuMins q Snpnp
i'm =" rC,r H. uS ots H. ngn!"mu 4nu ~ JUMP
izing and closed weak AT /; 'ismi.cc NET de-
TT ga, q MI MarGh; s nG't4 G!oseo at ,dc; May,
9-EISg52 l-lSc, closed a! 72$sc;
100 e}i HHEmiteccipt l97; e5o bushels; exports
tIrcs and 7oS 6oS9 husb y W ennn'1s ~ ~
norts 80 49, ouanciS Spot "nu puI-
n1, 0pUs I'm ~, : iVftc, optloAs
tP9iy on S"s 81 b Gn c Cagies do put "a adYahced ac-
rNs, ~ II ~ nu9n uci.thu hhu cover
r lhg; 1a nSdb6 on rgo idnalIy With aiil 4, " whg9t amd
cciioossccdd uic 5d9 NAY, @'9sISy 5iilec ana
cioscd ~ a. 49, Decen'ocr' 'Si"S'i4c' ana
~ - pSooCc.o,,.s r, ooo h,shot,. .n +.
firm. 10 . all W. az, NJ III. 10
22iHmc., ~ 55'wJh23ee e.oSi o, o, oict NJ. WIT
80 ~, % " H,.e, S-,sS Cla S1h HliNeI Wcst-
nagIsrftGa '''' ""oN ""l'c' 'I"o'c' op'iohs
II ~ ,,u, a.i. oo1
codd "a oh 1t ,HgS1ee1;, s"'pPi"s 1T ov"foc'
sIHIIIDSTFSnSiiaaTTkrii Snief. Galveston oo,oz
his lsGief.c' ,Texa! dry' "a nv az H. ~
raii,fopnio 81 r., - % - U " ios'' l%c'
W0oImiMarlEe sttccadyit domestic eooco
dIHPDlNeNNaaSrkna t d 5r 1vestorn ,,,,r,od
$50; H 1yNHntST. s H'm nominate MSiS5sirn r sif%med i;
nrpmMspi contincnt' so55i s. "A; 500 ,oo ~.
short riear az tio 7En 10 n, famiIv a. 81 oooa;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
GOOD
COOKERY.
A permanent, original and copyrighted
feature. Please send any sdgges-
lions or recipes to our special
editor, addressed
GOOD COOKERY.
(CopyrighD
HINTS ON CAKE COOKING.
nv Louie Rpip

by LOUIS ItplPs
In these articles We have considered
practically ali the essentials of a dinner
except the cake, ice cream and other ices
that the fair sex so dote upon. Ice cream
is certainly Il pleasing addition to Il din-
ner and i'm these days, when everyone can
own "A freezer as so small an expense IL
has ceased to be luxury that cannot re
afforded upon the average table. III you
like to live well, buy II freezer, and II lit
tie elbow grease. furnished by the man OF
the house, will do the rest-aftcr you nave
prepared the ingredients.
But II YOU have ice cream, you must
have cake, and If it will not he too pre-
sumptuous for a man to discourse on cake
making, | desire to give you some su2ges-
tons that will repay YOU for the reading
cake making is an art, and good results
can only be obtained by following certain
conditions. The first essential is Il good
oven with a fire that will furnish a steady
heat. While sCmc cake requires Il quicker
oven than others, all demand Il STEADY
oven. BE sure then to attend to your IRE,
get the oven Just rs YOU want it, SO you
will not have to put on coal when the cake
is baking. IN oven too hot burns the top
Of the cake, one not hot and quick enough
makes the cake soggy.
one word about preparing your cake
tins. Grease them with fresh lard Uor
cake made with buttcr-with butter If for
sponge cuko) Grcdgc over Il little hour,
ami then shake all off that will come on
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>s Iuttor and erps o,e essential ingredi-
cnts of ncorIy nh cnl;e. wish to call spe-
oi,i ,tt,nticn 70 thoir use. As pointer
nu,nbcr onr lt mo suggest that these in
-r.d,onts ana ali others used in cake
p,alinu sbcrld he mixed in a crock or
bowl and never in tin. No good cake maker
usos Tin fnr p,ixing Naxt in using butter
Il must h, warmed. I'm, only slightly mot
naIt.dn for If II msl;s v,u will not have
,,,d rnln ,rhis n,ist,t, is one of the
nnst ccn,mon If inevneri.ncod cooks.
rho prs ,ro me backbone Of the cake.
Trov ms, ho rr.sh stale eggs would
mi, your h..t orda,vors The heating of
tLn o~es ,,.u.,Iv is imncriant. and can
or,v h, done bv heating whites and volks
.snsrotsIv Vow rnlr snoon should be of
Viz wv orc ritb slits i'm the howl Pace
.rnes u, ,hn Lar.i ~ 10 , foam fvo,