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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
ADVANCE IN BEDFORD STONE
Probably Will BE Made as the Result
of an Owners, Conference.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. 1S.-The quarry
and mill owners of the Bedford and Bloom
ington oolitic stone district held an impor-
tent meeting at the Office of the Perry
Matthews-Buskirk Company. in this city.
to-day. Representatives of all the impor-
tant quarries and mills Of the district were
present, to the number of twenty-five. rep
resenting ten different quarries of the dis
trict and the mills. The meeting was called
by the Perry Matthews Buskirk Company,
and it's object is supposed to have been
to agree upon a schedule of prices for stone
that will conform to the rise in all kinds of
building material. Bedford stone has been
selling as low as 10 cents per foot, which
is a loss to the quarry owners. An ad-
vance of so to 100 per cent. probably will
be made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind, Jan. 1S.-William Hutton
brought suit for 5000 damages against Ira
Kidwell, postmaster and politician, and one
of Elwood's wealthiest citizens. Hutton
charges SANDER, and says he was forced
to leave Elwood because Of stories Kidwell
circulated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HAGERSTOWN, Ind, Jan. 1S.-Fred
Fox, who has charge Of the money order
department in the postoffice at Santiago.
dived down to the wreck of the Merrimac
in Santiago harbor and secured a small
piece of one Of the masts. He sent the
splinter home and it will be made into
penholders for three of his friends. Fred
Fox is a son of Judge Henry G. Fox. of
the Wayne county Circuit Court.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1S.-The proprietors
of the Muncie Glass Company to-day closed
deal for thirteen acres of land lying in
Columbia, at the up-river boundary of the
city, on which to erect a glass factory.
They also closed an option for a large
quantity of iron to be used in the build
ing. which will be erected as rapidly as Ii
can be done. Their product will be liquor
bottles, for which they have a large trade
here. They will employ four hundred men.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
Richmond without a Mayor.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan 49, Richmond is
now without mayor. Mayor w. w Zim-
norman having left to-day for CaiifoI MIA
&c spend leave of absence voted him by
the City Council He goes 20 recuperate
mis- health, having recently been attacked
by a serious eye trouble, which ii was
feared would end in blindness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
AN ENTOMBED MINER.


PITTSvILLE. Pa, Jan 1s.-The body OF
William Galloway, fire boss at the Kaska
William mine. who was entombed on Dec.
IS, was recovered to-day. Galloway had
kept a diary on sheet iron with a piece OF
chalk, and subsisted on the oil in the lamp
until IL was exhausted. IL is believed he
lived but three days. Farewell messages
to his wife and children were written with
coal on a plank.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
What is
Cream 0fTartar?

When the juice which is pressed from
grapes for wine-making ferments, the acid of
the fruit is crystallized and precipitated. This
is collected, refined to absolute purity, and
ground to powder. This is cream of tartar
Fruit acids are among the most whole
some and important constituents of the food
of man. They absolutely requisite to
maintain health. In grape cream of tartar
there are combined the most useful of leaven-
ing agencies and most healthful food article
This highly refined acid of the grape, or
cream of tartar, is the material from which
Royal Baking Powder is made. 1t is many
times more expensive than ingredients used in
many baking powders, but being healthful in
itself, it adds healthfulness to the food instead
of degrading it.
In imitation baking powders poisonous aun
used instead of healtlul O trtar
Such powders seriously affect the health
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
Date Set for Delhi Trial.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. lS.-Jrdge Letter to-
day set the date for the trial of the Delhi
brothers. OF Anderson. and DR.. Leech, of
Muncis charged with being the cause of
tha death OF Mary Farwig, Of Richmond.
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igants, as well as save the time Of the
people who live in the out-of-the-way
places"
General Wood expresses himself well
pleased with the result of his visit to the
province of Pinar del Rio yesterday. He
says he found the tobacco in good shape,
although sugar was not so far advanced
as ii should be, owing to the expensive ma
chinery necessary. The tobacco growers
have all the plants they need and these re-
quire little attention while growing. He
found no evidence of any suffering among
the people. there being work apparently for
all. General Wood congratulated General
Lee on the magnificent showing made by
the section Of the island under his control.
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in this city. two months ago. The girl
died from the effects of a criminal opera
ton at the Leech home, but il is claimed
that the operation was performed in Ander-
son. The trial will begin Monday, Feb. IL.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
Dollars and Sentiment.
Detroit Tribune.

Senator Beveridge.s argument in favor
of retaining the Philippines, that they are
rich in resources. may be, as Senator VOL
colt has stated. base and sordid. but il is
an argument that counts. Sentiment may
sway a portion of the people, but financial
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
How would the cotton planter like 10
cent cotton a constancy? Is he likely
to get IL IL we abandon our foothold IN the
Orient, and shut the gates OF trade in our
own face9
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
Mrs. Win.Iow'. soothing syru,

Has been used fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teething with
perfect success II soothes the child. softens the
gums allays PAIN cures wind collie. regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for 0iarrhea
whether arising from teething or other causes
For sale by druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. % cents bottle
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

OF all awful night sounds. that Of a frirhtfuy
cough reverberating through the darkness. fs the
most saddenng. Would you be spared this In
Fiction and save the life endangered by the COM
plant, administer Hale's Honey Of Horehoand
and Tar. Sold by druggists
Pixies toothache drops cure I'm minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19

Printing of Census Reports.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The House to-
day passed the Senate bill to extend the
powers of the director of the census. after
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-19
GIFTS FOR YOUR DOCTOR.

Emergency Satchels, Medicine Cases. In
strument Sets. Operating Gowns and Cush-
ions, Physicians Pocket Knives. with
Spatula, and all other suitable articles
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Surgical Instrument Makers -
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eateiaiiae Sdlnle fit Waodeu
-, 81, ff: ,,1nre

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it,ben o, llsbungtn unt.r qcitnnq ein.s ataosmij6
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Mrs % .rtss!f ass'"s gpaiers ant inn Scnsn nnO
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tir Sbuerinncn poretie6,n, Dis ft in otcieH pts
scntu Jcb.rn dusjubloen piiHid)sr.
Die 2ebrtrditt beitebtn aus @raoulrten BON Der.
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eriirOlibs &tuntuiB in ibreu uuterrbts idd5ern uno
cine erfOlsre!be 8bdtigteit ais 9ebrsr ausGruabtt
Burbtn.
-9ltocm=0oQ,H fir bort pobneu'oe S6iil,rinnen,
trireut hh zines dbnlid:H Ruf,s, ols Dasitr,qt oss
sS5raueus@oltesH unp tntbllt aut enribuIaen iir
eren 9eiunobeitlitsn unD tomiortdblen Auitntbalt.
an bort nobnsnoen S6iterinnsn febsn untsr elmer
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!. Der ndbtt Rurius bt0iRnt am Osntao Del: Is.
Ss2t.mbtr 9rifunQtn sur Iufnabnls fHo bonn lS.
i!0 3u Intang beg 0tonatg msioen, Nd) u5tr ri;
art uno 3eit Osr 9rijiunQen 3u ocrqsnifern Sic
Ssu9nln. poE outsn S4ul:n 1perosH anertannt; Der
1Ftnlipal fam pom l. September al, ,pii@tu 9
nbr gOrnlittaag uno i llbr Na6mittaps, i'm Sii=
reSn Der G6ule un5etrofftn tuerDtn.
Seo nGunaen fir otn S6ulbciu6 800
pro Sabr,. fir S6iItriHnsu NIT sBo6nune $3.50.
uian dortifrt:
The Girls Latin School,
taHa .2S.lNt Baltimore
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Die 8eTeBung Der 2utaiz
Sorts.

9atu, "a. Ssp!. - Sin ruFiT6ss
Sruppen Oetdfemsnt bon 6 Goma
paqnien unO 6 G5taDror6 &obaQerie
6sTsbte 9eitsrn 2l6enO Die Qutaiz5orts
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pOr6er gefloben.
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bic NusIi6t, oaB bic @iIenba6n untau
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Iteqt nirO, Ifpinoet m:br uao me3r.
Der rufI6e 8e5anDte, 6err pon
8iers, piro DortGuFig in P:tiag b.e;z
ben.
2tm 20. Ssptember piro cine GTp:s
6ition pOn 5atu na6 PlO Tin8 6u
auFbre6en.
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chile fir Sdube.

Ter 33 aa.iu5 Der Maryland schoo! for the Deaf
gitf, G6ule fir taubs uro iolde Climber, bsren
Gjtbor 10 utanaslboft 1T. oub fs Osm untsrrcbt
in ben off.ntlibsu S6ulen Hi5t beinobnsu t6ns
n,n, it unubbduoO BON ie0sr rciQiditu Se,te.
unitr s.m 2ebrtr =9trional bsfinocn f6 brs ,rs
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uno atspeu=2eien Sic SbuIe cat .in Gou,uas
fun uno Rinosrqarten fir tIeins 8iuoer Eie
Qaoe 1T eire bobe uro eeiunoe Stf5tiqunl
nuo unterritbt irri fir in Warplaub ordiTa.
S&nler. s9tcsa gufnabmc Oper @ustunft ftrcih,
arcn an Gbas. 90. Glp, 9rin3i0al, 5reotrit.
T,e. (augl1, 81, 90. .Su-22Sepn
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Warpiauo urs s0sssinT Sse istnsr Ssr Wn1f samf,,.
Rr. 325 WcRc6en= Str, nabe Guta!p. 4tace.
Nlfons ". Zd,cnuif. Sire'tor.
g8isocrcrDffnune am 10. Scptember. Sas tir=
sioe oollitdunige Snititut iioiid pon 8ciuz9Orf,
Gle 3tpeiQe htr Wufif &unit, 9creot=
ami +, f6rperl der u bill pnr 9,
oramati DE Gunit gil n=8 III
ma # Z uuliofeno
Glsmentar= uno 6oGeQien=Rur'us. Siploms uno
2ebrer= trtiiitate perabreidt
unnbertrpffcns freie ScrtbeiIc.
sSatultdt BON eurnpGiiden unO ameritani5cn
2ebrern Der 3iinte
Satalpss porrpfrt: osrfanet.
(Stpt13, ,S&S, l4RN
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Bur nad}rid)t tir WaszC on(nmfnttn.

Die rGoniolioire 8a5sGompaeuis bon SaIii.
more" turo Die @crbinOuuo Der @asleitunQ nit
allen Sas=Geien uuo Gjas=RanQss gratis bcrtelt,a
Gum S6use Der 6ouiumenttn miTer Der O:s,
Gftn oeer zRanqt iouobl, mic Der fir osnielL:s
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Derbsn. Nui 9eranoen pirb eeitens Der Com,
po0nis Gnrpeiuna fir ben @ebraud pes SfsHs
oDtr Raroes trtb,ilt.
Gereiuane @. eafrobc.
(Sept6, DO, 81, ,NolND 9rdEDelt
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Die Cnton e Burnett
NanDe(Sfd,Mle

unterrt6tst nab Dem QrirOlidftsn uno iorti6rtts
Iidbittn Spftsm iir Die Qti6ditIi6e 4usbiGOuuo.
Scr uHtrribt in nerielbsn iir Stenoauapbe UNI
INSTRUMENTATION it uritbsrtroffen.
9n en9hiGen SsbrfGbsr fiuOsH iptjIeae S;a5s
tunp.
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Die gtlcbrtsn partn cinmoIs uHtiHs olrlber,
r6 man ggnbon obsr 20mbon 1rtjbcH iouc SIR
lttttrt Shrebart tratcn IiticuigeH elm, ntlbe bic
9t3eiAuunQ Dou Der 9ombcHsatbalibttit Der form
a5leitcten. geoate man obcr u Hafeiis our5
pas g0ort Sdmorrbooalz@ @oHbUH ogiinirtn, 70
mare 9oubou Die bGeibuenote Crtbo0ropbis; otuu
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g. Qsuitdoter & 60, Sor 24l5, RsD=9ori.
(i5G, Uto, ,iIRi, 5&99l
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4e-wcft -ecrinstpnse trase-4a.

3pci Sbitrcn obsrbab Qibertp=Strabe.
9anQidbriQc praftibc Griabrung trmoGlibt cs
ms, ielbf Die ibpierateu TGlc i3rpadcr paer
trontcr 9luQeu mt gsuau paTenocn 2inicn sur
normaicn Sebfruft su brinQsn 8rclle Sepicnuug
uno mdBiQe Nrciic unicr Ntotto. Ait cine grille
notbirenOi0 >porum nidt Die bette? 99ir baben
nur has Y1eic 2luQen nernen gratis uui's @e=
nuutte untcriubt @ruQt Gure &inOer su ms
i'm Gllc 0ldsr notbpcnoia fuO.
3tOe SamiaQ bis 9 llbr Nbcnbs oifcu
@ttt, adbtcu Sic ocuau auf ums, AZ 90
9erinatons Strabe AZ. (Sept2lD
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6nebel's W0rocr.

6rantfort, aD.. p. Sept. -
Die Surp in otm Pro3eiie gegen Sus.
Soparo, einsn Der ang2bli6:n R0rber
pes 8oupernsurs 8Oe6Gi, tebrte um
$40 6sute y}a4mittag in's 8eri6tsz
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0Ofumtnte nit in's Sur93immer gu
ns6msn. Gs sriitirt feline 2lu5ii6E auF
Elm 8erDift i'm 2aufe Der Na6t.
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PARIS, 70. Sept. - General
8opron, gefe6lshaber Der frau30Ii=
T4en 5ruppen in CHINA, beri9tet, bag
Tsine Sruppsn am 21. September in
'Safu gelunOst Iinb, Sein 9auptz
quarter fat er in Sien Gin cufgez
I6iagen.' Seine Sruppen Fnb, ME
Tol9t, pert6eilt: 0is 4riiGerie febt
5piidsn peting uno Sten Sin, Die
18. Marine SuTunterie teHe.T0rmig
3tp;T6en pet;n9 uno 5ien Sin, bic
II. MariR SnFaHterie in 9:tinq,
Die 16. III BON petins nd4 5isn Elm
a6gsganeen. Gin gataillon d;neiiz
Iher Sruppen bat Guariier in 5ian
Elm.
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,Marplano Snititut."

@rpf Otto Uu6,s, Brlniipdl.
eunit=E tpartcment Qae=&laFcnl crOfinct am l.
Sftobcr. 3cbuen in alien granbcn nadl @orlas
Qeu uuo nab Dem Qebcn, 6ntrpiric NtaIcn in 9Sals
ierfarben uno Gel, ofpie moosllirtn.
Eumfoos.Rlafen in bcnicl6en Ilnterribts iiptiaer
unD Rormol= llncrridt beginner am 6. Sftober.
8inebart=Stuls fir 9ilobauerei am felbsn GAGE
iuie bic 5aQ=Sdulen.
Nbeub. alaien beqinntn am Il. Sftober = S5retz
banb= me5aniifcs uuo orditeftouibes 3eibnctl.
Satuloqe iino i'm Suiitut su baben nocr per Bot
peridnbt. Scbu w. Sarfer.
Qrdiocnt beg Gomite's Der Itol= unr 3ci6cribue.
GIan abrsiiire: @eprae g. Wfc aban, aituar.
(Scpt20, %, 50. .Si-Gtt28
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THE BALTIMORE TRUST
ANN CThph NTTTT 10

L AAA DAAA T. V1kI 4 ~ = -
AND GUARANTEE co.
capital .....................s ,OOO,0
Hcberid)uS.. ...... ........ 81 500. 900,
Gle SalDert= nib ssaDette= Stra6c,
ocrmietbet iic,src IrS OFTEN Sehaiter
IN i9ren seeeH 5euer uub ginbIehfr qeiiherteH
GScnobeH
Giuult @eeer ais Dspotum ents.ecn. ei: gbeas
auI Sidt rnterpcrisn ino u=o betalit 3ini,h aui
tGsl'%e NilanseH-
3rltt els 1eitsuent5po[fredeI, NatlasuerpaIter,
1rni'e %3raIuno II. /. No. auf. ebsuio ais SerUater
uLtl Sppotpet
usbsulasHnss ga.rteu uno E.sifratoreu Don
SfTefen uHb S6IiaGtionsu.
utb,rntmmt Die gntaiirung poH gintomner, Tis
niesnoen, gnethen i. {, ~. uno iorgt fur ointtihe
Hustablung etrf,Iben.
Robert q. 9apteion, Brdtb.4t
German y. Sun;. ,;. o,..>.
Sobn " AShtrtrgc. o'p'"I''e"is"
Sbae. gfs. Sder. Setretdr uue Sdasuleifer.
(gRrs23.1 9E&S)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

gown. suggestion OF the cape charac-
ter IL given IN a very luminous sketch
q a charming novelty. made up for that
new leader OF New York society. Mrs
s,uyvesant Fish. Smoke blue panne Is
the body or framework Of the wrap. and
upon this silky surface IL applied. with
che aid Of tiny eaboehou jet beads. a layer
OF heavy ecru lace Below the panne
shoulder covering falls a shower OF cream
white chiffon nounces. and the edge OF
every founce is finished with a line OF
blue pauue Rucked chiffon completes the
edge OF the tail collar and pointed revers
and from the base OF these revers falls
"A couple Of chiffon scarf ends 20 wave
their velvet piped RULES nearly at the
knees
Since alusion IN the foregoing para
graph has been made to cabothon beads
8, Is well 70 drop the hint that IN place OF
EpanRles these points OF light and color
viii be literally distributed upon many
Of the autumn and winter evening dress
IS. They have brought forth already truly
wonderful species OF opalescent glass
beads that strike out green. yellow and
red hres. in response 20 a touch OF ar,i-
fetal light Venetian beads. In which gold
and silver dust Is melted. and rainbow
and mountain spray beads. as they are
called. will glitter delightfully."- on many
rarely lovely gowns.
Every evening toilet must now show
It's decolletage cut square. to display rs
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spot OF the earth where no woman - alb
solu,ely. helplessly plain, where she al
ways has n redeeming feature 70 speak In
her favor. would unhoEitasingly answer
Yes. the United States Of America, Tor
~ that country. iet a woman have a. un.
pleasant face ~ possible. az bad hs-
IRE aa they make them there " an
air OF independence. a deliberate gait, a
pair Of Intelligent eyes chat viii 20 a
.ong way toward making you forget. or
overlook. the Shortcomings Of the body.
on the whole. / think the Hungarian
women are the most beautiful IN the
world They have the faces Ct Madonnas
and the figures OF Greek statues; both
3aphuer aud Phidias would have chosen
them for models. They are not anguish
ing. diaphanous creatures. they are the
en- bodiment OF health ana strength. They
stand erect and straight are hearty and
vigorous TO enc core. perfect pictures Of
Astounding vitality Yet their limbs and
features are full OF dellcacy. They have
large eyes aud small feet, full arms. plump
hands with small. tsperiug fingers, ami
delicious ankles. The inclination Of thu
shoulders IL perfect and the bosom ahso-
iutely classical No curve Be- exaggerated.
but every one "a there. che right size IN
the right pace.
The sun has spread a reddish golden tint.
ike the color Of O beautiful ripe peach.
over hor complexlon. She seldom presents
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or terpsichorean accomplishments alone
She H. moderately tail and exquisiiely
slender. Her waist measures barely cigh-
teen inches without her stays. and when
she went 10 a famous corsoi-maker Of tho
Place vendome the vision Of her supple
body laced 81 case Of coutille Inspired
this MANUFACTURE 20 hold a solemn con-
clave with the dreasmskers and force a
new mode on helpless woman kind. In
short. La Cavcllori set the fashion In Ia
vor OF abnormaiiy long waists La TAME
seruent." or serpcut figure. and sometimes
ga tallie Cavellorig' IL what they call
Il IN Paris.
so famous has her wonderful long waist
become that drcssmakcrs implore her 70
give them the ionor Of making her
GOWNS she has In consequence become
noted. even ia Paris. for her remarkably
lururious clothes. a. well a. for her mar
yeIoua ieweis. In her bright chestnut hair
orduled 20 perfection she will wear moth
lee but a tiny comb. All her splendid or.
uameuta aYo for the neck. ana what rem
as THIS little creature mysterious and
Interesting IS her patriotic determination
4, leave an her jewels TO the French gov
eminent
BY some benevolent pro,illon Of the law
she has arranged that II she dies or ever
misfortune overtakes her and the sheriff
steps IN, Is too frequently happens 10 the
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-30

Of cabbage, cut small. a root Of celery.
sprig OF parsley. and bouquet OF herbs.
Cover ana shake over tho fire for ten min
utes-untii che meat Is well browned-then
pour in a pint OF stock or. lacking iL hot
water. and stand the pot where Il will
simmer for an hour Serve IN a deep dish
or ureen. with sppets OF very brown
toast underneath. This is an excellent way
OF using up lcfs-overs II the vegetables
are already cooked. twenty minutes OF
sfmmcrinE Is enough. and the water or
broth must be- diminished by one-fourth.
stewed Mutton-Choose a good fat neck,
with as much Of ribs aud breast as need
ed TO make out a dish. have the butcher
cash Il deeply. and break the bones Wash
the meat we'll and lay It in a deep pot,
then sprinkle "a literally with salt. and
rcd and black pepper FIJI the pot with
water 10 cover the meat an inch, bring II
o. 4 quick boil dash a little cold water
10 throw up the scum, skim wei. then
SCI che pot whore u VIII barely simmer
and cock TN a straw will Pierce the meat.
Have res1y two carrots. cut In dice,
shredded cabbage. six Iiish potatoes. peel
"a ana quartored. two onions. sliced four
ornatoes. peeled ana sliced; pint Of
Lima beans. four turnipS, cut very thin.
prop them into the stew handful at q
time so as not wholly 20 check the sim
rering when all are In. add more salt
and pepper-lf q had gone In at first the
,rea. would BE- over-eeasouea FIN up the
ma, with hot water. as u evaporates. Ten
minutes before serving, roll generous
iunp Of butter IN either cracker dust or
sifted -four. and drop IL In the pot, stir
ring until Il melts.