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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

i6aen Numen g~egeben; ie 5dblt etma 200,z
900 @inppbner unb ift febr fru4tbar; lire
9ouptftabt 9eiBt Sinebai. Die Sitbufan=
SrieIn ftnO itrate9if3 ie9r tpi3tig, neil lie
ri. Miinbung bes Song>tfe>tiang unD bumit
BEN 9a~upteingang gu MitteI4inc heferr=
f@en. 0us baben bic @ngldnoer Tribe err
fcrnt; @e1ington nannte Sf3uTun ben
G9Iii7eG gu China. Die Sniel 9ibuiau
nurbe i'm Sabr 1910 BON ben Gngldnbcrn
fsIebt, aber i'm Sabr 1916 tpieDer aufgegeben
in Solge zines Mbfommens NIT g9:nu. SIN
Nrtitel III bes 8ertrages bon 8occa Sisris
bebang ii9 iebo9 @nglanb aus, buB Die Sr=
lei, fails bic @%ngldnber fe rdumen, nienluls
in Zen 8eiit elmer anoeren Waadt ii6ergeher
t0nne, baB otelmebr @nglanO oas Ge9t
6ube, Die Sniel gu I9iiben, fals @6ina ungez
9rtffen piirbe; ba bies Elm 5reuaoiGcftsz
bienit Tei, 10 brau9e CHINA fir biefen S6uB
ni9ts gu beaablen. 9ieIes Nbfommen purbe
1858 bur4 ben @ertrag bon Siertiin beitdz
tigt, Der auBerbem nod b%eitimmte, beB BRIT
tif9e &riegsI9iffe, bic in frieb1i3e. Abi9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

tf9au; unten ltegt bas engliI3e 9ongtonJ,
bas portugieff9e MacaO unO enr1td Oa5
fran30ftI9e Sontin; Der gan5en 6i1eii16en
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lin Bis iiber Sormofa 6indus, tit Sdpar por@
gelagert. HuBlanb umtlammert beteitS gu
Qanbe ben gan3en Noroen Ghtrcs, Die
Mantf9urei; es bat Ieinen uriprIngll9eE
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mad S9anzbaizftpan folgen, bon ND aus Die
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teinere Snieln nit elmer Sc ummt= @mnnbz
ner6a3I bon elmer bal6sn MiniDn. Die
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

fpmmen ober Seerduber Derfolgen, ale dime
fi{6en 6Gfen beiuden unb fi9 bort Nles,
beHen {e bebiirfen, peri9affen fOnnen," Iuf
Die 0ertrGqe BON 8pccasSigris uno 5lent1uH
perben bic @nglGnber iib berufen, tosrn tie,
ME es ben Mnf6ein bat, bic Sf9uian@SnTeln
be1eben. eSn @nglanb e~ntitano, al3 Die Sn<
1el aufgegeben purbe, fofort cine 9r0Be 451s
tuition fir bic Msberbefebung, nan1entli9
aus benz @runbe, neil bic 3f9ufar <Snfeln
eiuen melt ge1inberen N~ufent6alt bleten aIs
Souqfung. Die @gitatiOn bate aber fsinen
@rfolq, ba bic englii6en 8ebOrbea an benz
einen Songfong, mo tie fi3 f4On eingeri9tet
6atten unb bas tie ni6t n1ebr aufgebea pcGz
ten, ii6's genii9en lieBen. 9amals batten
bic @nglGnber AUDI ni3t gu be OrJen, baB
cine unbere europdif9e Ma9t an bsr 9ineItz
ffen 9iite neben ibnen ii4 feitfebs, Sebt,
bu bies ii9 geanbert bat, biirften un4 Die
@%nqldnber nieber baran benten, fi9 auI
Si6u1an feft3u1eBen. Die Shines" 6enertts
fiir3li9, gnglanb babe ME barauf ber3i6tet,
fir ben San, OaB an Der 9ineff6en Giiite
irgenb pel6e Observation-Disclosures eintreIeu,
&pmpsnfationen gu b~erldnser. Der Slid
@nglanbs ri9te ii9 naturgemdB auf Si9u<
fan; ipenn aber Der @sr3i9t in Der @ergens
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anberen punft finben, bon benz aus ite ben
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gen Nugenblid iei Die 9auptfa6s, ben feften
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re9nen, bqB @nglanb in Babe e6enfaGS gus
greifen pirb. Nuf benz 9ineii9en 5eI1Ganbs
1iBt Gnglanb bereits, ba es betdnntlib all Der
&iite ~geseniiber 9ongtOns 2anb srlppr5eu
bat.
pOrt Qrtbur, bas Die ruffI9e Rriegsflotte
ieBt gum @~intsraufentbuIt gepdblt bat. 1T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

0ur3 bic ~tebtiabrtgsn 6oben Sopfenpreiis
fino bic 9opfenbaner i'm Gountp @onomu,
@hIiformten, bebeutanb ermut6igt
iporben, uito BADEN fir bieie Suiipn ein
betrd4tIi4 GrSbtrs Glaae ungebaut,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-02-02

PrGfibent Mc&tnIeD erntet fir
feline mannbafte Seem Oprter @utgeIb=
rebe tparmes Sob bon Der Gutgelopreile,
auA Der bonn Parteiipeien u~nabbGngigen.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CcOpyrigh0.
To the Cake Eaters:


My Dear Friends-Of course, ] must
call you friends, for probably no class
Of people help to swell the doctors poe
textbook so much as cake eaters, because
cake is one of the articles of food which
is made in every quality, from worst to
best. Now, l am going to turn philan-
thropist for awhile and tell you how to
make some kinds Of cake which are
not harmful.
In making cake, remember to have
every ingredient at hand before begin
ming the mixing. Be careful in rubbing
Eutter and sugar together to make a
smooth, creamy mixture, and in beating
the eggs make high stroke with the
fork, so as to include quantity OF air;
this is one of the great principles of
cake making.
One of the most generally liked cakes
has chocolate introduced into it in some
form, and here is my own recipe.
COMFORTS CHOCOLATE CAKE.
one cup of sugar, one-half cup of but
ter, one-haIf cup Of milk, one teaspoon
full of soda, two teaspoonfuls of cream of
tartar, two cups of -four. two eggs, leav-
ing one yollz for the cream, season with
extract of vanilla. Cream-Threesq squares
Of chocolate, one-half cup of milk, yolk
Of one egg, one tablespoonful of sugar.
Mix the egg, sugar milk and chocolate.
Put on the stove and stir until it thick
ems. When cool, stir into the cake just
before putting in the -four.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17

song, which brought forth an encore by
its sweet melody.
Jesse Wolfenden was called upon as
being the oldest man in point of service.
He wittily remarked that he had rather
have died out than be called out to
speak, but talked facetiously of the APP
pearance of Mr.. McCaffery into the
service of Messrs. Whittall and Thomas.
He recalled the first meetings of the So
ciety, when there were but so members,
growing out of a spinners' benefit or
ganization and broadening out into
larger fields.
Donald Tulloch was called upon to re-
spond for the press; and, when Toast
master GreaYes spoke of the esteem in
which he was held, all applauded.
The formal program closed with a
song by the quartet, after which Alfred
Thomas was called upon for a few in
formal remarks. Past Presidents Jacob
F. Adams and John Pollard and Charles
Hugo spoke; some advocating admission
ceived with favor.
After a song by Fred Ayers the COM
pany waited for special car for South
Worcester, which was boarded at L
O'Clock, after a most successful banquet,
The committee of arrangements com
prised Albert Jones, C. A. McCaffery,
Jr,, Caleb 7. Innett, John Weiss, Will
lam Coley, Jacob Adams and Charles
Hugo. The officers are: President, Al
bert Jones: vice president John Cox
secretary, G. A. McCaffery Jr.; treas
urer, Charles Hugo; trustees, William
Carr John Weiss and John Pollard
auditors, Isaiah Styles, George Edwards
and Joseph Dobbins.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
JAS. RUSSELL LOWELL MEMORIAL.

The undersigned have been constitu-
ted Boston Committee to aid in the
work Of securing part Of "Elmwood," in
Cambridge to be known as the Lowell
Memorial Park They are acting at the
request, and with the cordial approval
of, the original committee, which in
cludes President Eliot, Bishop Lawrence,
Professor Norton, Mrs. Agassiz, Miss
Longfellow, and others. They are glad
to say that, although the date set for
raising the money has passed, a limited
extension of time has been obtained, in
the hope that there are many persons in
Boston and elsewhere who will respond
to an appeal to join in this Memorial to
one so eminent as patriot and poet.
A portion of the estate, over three
acres in extent, and Immediately join
ing the house lot. can be bought for
900: The tract is picturesquely di-
versifed, and contains the fine grove of
trees which Mr.. Lowell regarded with
so much pride and affection, If the house
itself ceases to be the home of Mr.. Low
ellis descendants, it is expected that it
viii be purchased and added to the Me-
mortal Park, and any surplus over $685.
900 will be held as a fund for that end.
Up to the present time { over $4,000
have been subscribed, much OF which is
given on condition that the whole
amount be raised. Should the present
effort fail, the land will at once be cut
up into building lots.
The committee earnestly commend the
memorial to your favorable attention.
Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co, so State
street, Boston, have kindly consented to
receive contributions, which may be
sent to them, or to any member of the
committee:
Mrs. George Baty Blake, Mrs. Writ Dex-
ter, Mrs. James I. Fields, Mrs. John
Chapman Gray, Miss Ellen Mason,
Mrs. T. S. Perry, Mrs. Charles S. Sar-
gent, Mrs. G. H. Shaw, Mrs. Bayard
Thayer, Mrs. w. w. Vaughan, Mrs.
Barrett Wendell, Mrs. Henry Whit
man, Thomas Bailey Aldrich. Francis
Bartlett, James M. Crafts, Charles P
Curtis, George B. Dorr Edmund
Dwight, Robert Grant, Henry L. Hig-
ginson, John Lowell, Henry S. Russell
Frederic J. Stimson, Thomas Russell
Sullivan.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FREDERICK H. POTTER.

Mr.. Frederick H. Potter the young
and popular tenor of the Old South
Church choir, Worcester, has closed an
engagement for the coming musical year
with the Calvary Baptist Church of New
York city CDR. Macarthur pastor) 57th
street, near Fifth avenue. Mr.. potter's
friends at the Old South, who view with
much regret the departure of this gifted
young tenor, whose merit is only
equalled by his modesty congratulate
him on securing SO desirable a choir
position, which is one of the best in New
York
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
MAHER WHIPS o'DoNNRLL

Philadelphia. March 16.-Peter Maher
finished up Steve o'Donnell in short or
der at the arena tonight, the referee
stopping the fight in the second round,
after two minutes fighting.
At the opening of the bout, Maher OBJ
tected to O'DonnelPs wearing bandages
on his right wrist This was quickly
settled by the Australian removing
them.
First round-They fiddled for an open
ing Maher led right on face; Steve
countered with left on face and Maher
went to his knees. Steve again landed
on jaw and Peter sent right to chin, and
left and right on ear. O'Donnell went
down. He took the time limit to get
UP. Peter put right on jaw and again
Steve went down. O'Donnell sent right
on chin; Peter missed, but a second later
put right and left on jaw and Steve re-
sumed his intimacy with the boards
Peter landed right and left on face, and
Steve left on face, repeating as the bell
sounded.
Second round-Maher landed left on
ear and right on face Steve returned
with left on ear. Peter put right on
law and O'Donnell went down again.
Peter banged right and left on jaw,
sending ODonnell down. Maher walked
to >his corner, as if it was all over.
ODonnell got up and went for him.
Maher turned and rushed him into his
corner. Steve went to his knees and
stayed there. And the referee stopped
the one-sided contest.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
RIBBON CAKE.

Two cups of sugar, three eggs, two
thirds cup Of butter one cup of sweet
milk, three cups of -four, one teaspo6nful
Of soda, dissolved in the milk, little
salt and extract Of lemon or almond.
Put half of the mixture into TWO long
tins and To the remainder add one table
spoonful Of molasses, one large cup of
raisins, stoned and chopped, one-fourth
of a pound of citron, sliced, one tea
spoonful of cinnamon and one-half tea
spoonful each of cloves and allspice, Il
little nutmeg and one tablespoonful of
flour. Bake in two tins, same as for the
light part. Put the sheets together, al
ternately while warm with jelly or jam
spread between. 1t may be baked in
one large tin without fruit putting in
the dark and light alternately, making
a marble cake.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
N. E. BASE BALL LEAGUE.

Boston, March 16.--The schedule meet
ing of the New England Base Ball
League was held today at the Quincy
House. The seasons scheduled compiled
by Managers Burnham of I5rockton and
Finn of Newport, was adopted, and the
staff Of umpires appointed. The season
will open the last week in April and
close the first week Of September.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
DRIED APPLE CAKE.

One cup of dried apples, soaked over
night, then steamed until soft; put them
into a cup of molasses and simmer
slowly till well cooked; when cool, add
one egg, one-half cup of sugar, one-half
cup of butter, one-half cup of milk, two
and half-cups of flour, one teaspoon
full Of soda, two of cream of tartar and
spice to taste.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
WHIT VIZ srFFER IRON.

Neafly ali d.geases are durable, but only
the specialist who has devoted his life TO
their study gan treat them with uniform
success. tr. Glcen, 81 Temple place. Bos-
ton, Mass. the most distinguished special
list, IS wcgld-famed because of his cures
Why? Because he has studied, investi-
gated and discovered the true remedies
for the cure of diseases. You can consult
He has developed the most perfect and
successful system Of cure through CORE
spondence. Write him il you desire to be
cured.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
sTRAWRERRY CHARLOTTE.

Line a quart bowl with Strawberries.
Take one-third Of a box of gelatine and
soak for half an hour in one-third Ola
cup Of cold water; then add one-third
of sugar; scald, then cool to lukewarm
and flavor with vanilla. Beat the whites
of two eggs and add to the gelatine and
beat together Turn into the bowl of
berries and cool on ice. Turn into a
glass dish and serve with whipped cream.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.

Providence, R. l., March 16.-The re
publican state convention met in Music
Hall, at II o'clock today. The old ticket
wis renominated with the exception of
the candidate for lieutenant governor,
the present lieutenant governor having
declined to run again. William Gregory
of North Kingston was substituted for
Aram ]. Pothier Of Woonsocket for the
DOsitiOn.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
ICED APPLE WITH CREAM.

Pare and core six large apples and
cook in a syrup made of one cup of sugar
and two of water When they are tender
lift them out and cover with thin layer
of meringue. Sift little sugar over
this and let it brown slightly Re-
duce by boiling the syrup until thereais
a gill and half left. When this is cold
it will be firm jelly. Cut into squares
and place on and about the apples. Eat
cold with sugar and cream.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FEATHER CAKE.

Cream three seant tablespoonfuls Of
butter, add slowly one cup OF sugar, then
the beaten yolks of two eggs, half a cup
of milk and one and one-half cups of
flour, to which has been added a half
teaspoonful of baking powder. LASTLY
add the whites Of the eggs, beaten stiff,
and half teaspoonfu1 Of daxoring. Beat
we'll and bake thirty minutes
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FUNERAL OF MRS. HARGADoN.

The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Hargadon
took place at the Sacred Heart Church,
Wednesday morning, when high mass
of requiem was celebrated by Rev. VIM.
f. Foley. The pail bearers were John
Brown, Hugh Quinn, James McManus,
John McManus, Thomas LAWN and Pat
rick LAWN. The interment was at st.
Johns cemetery, where the burial SER
vice was conducted by Rev. John Griffin.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FRIED EGG PLANT.

Slice the egg plant about half an inch
thick, peeling the slices, Lay them in
salt and water for an hour placing a
plate on them to keep them down.
Wipe each slice dry and dip it into
batter made Of a beaten egg, cup Of
milk, cup of -four and pepper and salt.
Fry in boiling fat and serve on a hot
dish, first draining off all grease.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
ARREsTEp FoR LARcENY.

sergt. Warren and officers Whalen
and o'Connell Of Station p arrested
John Conlin Wednesday night on a war
rant charging him with larceny Of goods
valued at $50 The warrant was issued
on complaint of Michael Gerrity. the
Front street paWnbroker
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17

Season well some cold mashed peta-
toes; chop and season well some cold
meat. Put in a well creased eerthen.
dish layer of the potatoes, then a
layer of the meat until the dish is filed,
and with a layer of the potatoes on top
Place bits Of butter on the top and bake
till a delicate brown.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
LADY FINGERS

-Four ounces of sugar the yolks of four
eggs, mix we'll and add three ounces
of flour and little salt Beat the whites
Of the eggs to a stiff froth and stir into
the mixture little at time. Squirt
through a confectioners syringe, or a
piece of paper rolled up, upon a but
tered pan. Dust with sugar and bake
in moderate oven.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17

Two cups Of sugar, two thirds of cup
of butter, four eggs, one teaspoonful of
soda, mixed with two tablespoonfuls of
milk or cream, one cup of chopped raj
sins, one-half teaspoonful of cloves, one
teaspoonful OF cinnamon and little nut
meg. Drop on buttered tins and bake
in a quick oven.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CORN STARCH CAKE

Three eggs, whites only, one-hslf cup
of corn starch, one-half cup Of butter
one-half cup of milk one cup of sugar,
one cup of flour, one-half teaspoonful of
cream tartar, one-fourth teaspoonful
of soda and favoring. Frosting: Use
the yolks Of the eggs, beaten stiff with
sugar Spread on the cake While it is
hot
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
BRAM.s- SECOND rRIAL.

Boston, March 1.-THE work of getting a
jury to try Bran progressed today. When
court adjourned the following names had
been enrolled:
Francis A. Eyitts Of Wenham, hardware
dealer; William s. Lord of Salem, for
merly leather manufacturer; Zachariah
Fl. Wade Of Mortified, farmer: Frederick
w. Coggeshall of Fall River stable keep
A1..
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17

At New York, Majestic from Liver
pool; Normannia from Naples; at South,
ampton, Hayel from New York; st.
Paul from New York; at Liverpool,
Teutonic from New York; at New
York, Lain from BeeInen.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
GINGER BREAD.

Put one cup of molasses- in q bowl and
sift into it one teaspoonfm of soda one
teaspoonful Of salt and one teaspoon
full of ginger. Melt and add two table
spoonfuls of lard; then stir in half cup
Of cold water, with two cups Of flour.
Beat well and bake in a shallow pan
about twenty minutes.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
A STEAMER SUNK.

A Unknown Vessel Goes Down With All
on Board.
Lowestoft, March 16.-The bark Brit
ish Princess. from Leith for Liverpool,
was towed in here today with her bows
stove and forehead full Of water, hav-
ing been in collision off Gabbard light
ship with an unknown steamer. The
steamer sank Immediately with all on
board
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17

1t is rare thing to have cake recon-
mended by anyone who makes a study of
health. but you need not worry your
selves into nervous prostration about in
digestion if you follow my rules.
Yours, with best wishes,
COMFORT JONES,
Doctor of Cookery.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CHOCOLATE PuFFs.

One pound of sugar, sifted, one pound
of chocolate chopped very fine; mix to-
gether and stir into it the beaten white
of an egg; continue stirring until it is a
stiff paste. Drop the mixture on sugared
paper in spoonfuls and bake in slow
oven.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
SPANS TORPEDO SQUADRON.

Madrid, March 16 - The torpedo
squadron has arrived at Las Palmas,
Canary Islands, where it has been re-
ceived with the greatest rejoicing.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
PINEApPLE CREAM cAKE.

Cut sponge cake into thin slices and
spread some pineapple on each slice:
build up the cake in this way and
moisten it with a little syrup of the pine
apple Cover with whipped cream.
sweetened and favored.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FRENcH crRRANr cAKE.

One cup of sugar. one half cup of but
ter, two cups Of flour, one cup Of cur
rants. three eggs, two tablespoonfuls OF
milk, one-half teaspoonful of cream tar
tar, e-fourth teaspoonful Of soda, and
a little nutmeg. 80
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
AUBREY BRARDsLEY pEAD.

London, March 1G-Mr Aubrey
Beardsley, the artist and draughtsman,
died today at Mentone, of consumption.
At the Farce Comedy. don't
understand what the detective is sup
posed to be doing" He--"I guess he's
looking for the pIot. ''-Puck
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CRUAIPETS.


One quart warm milk one-half cake
yeast, little salt, flour to make stiff
batter, two tablespoonfuls Cottolene.
Make a batter of the milk, yeast, salt
and flour. Let rise, add the shortening
and bake in muffin rings.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
CAKE wITHoUT EGGS.

Two cups of sugar, one-half cup o.
sour cream, one-third cup of butter, one
teaspoonful of soda, little nutmeg and
flour enough to mix quite stiff.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-17
FRENcH cAKE

One cup of sugar, two eggs, one-fourth
cup of butter, one-half cup of milk. one
and one-half cups of flour, one teaspoon
full Of cream tartar, one-half teaspoon
full of soda