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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

peel into thin. small stripes and throw
them into a moderately strong brine. LIT
them stand for ten days. stirring thor
oughly from the bottom OF every morn.
ing. At the end Of that time wash thor
oughly IN cold water. aud then soak Ia
fresh water for three days longer. taking
care that the water Is changed once every
twenty-four hours. when ready Tor cook
ing. drain wei and put over the fire Ia
fresh cold water OF sufficient quantity TO
cover and bell until the rind can be easily
pierced with straw. When tender. drain
thoroughly. To each pound OF peel allow
one pound OF sugar. add just enough wa
ter 10 the sugar 70 make a syrup. when
Il reaches the boiling point add the peel
ana let Il cook until rich syrup II
formed. Remove then from the IRE. and
add white brandy IN the proportion OF one
pint 20 four pounds OF the orange peel.
Pack away IN jars and let stand Tor two
weeks before using. An economical meth
Cd OF securing the peel Is 10 gather II bit
by bit from the fruit that Is used for 9th
cr purposes. and then throw Il into the
brine until needed. A. the peel must neces-
sarily stand ten days. IL Is not injured by
"a considerably longer period in salt, pro-
vided Il is well stirred each day. and so
a gooly heap Of the peel can be collecte
for several weeks
Orange Loaf Cake-AIix the Juice and
grated riud OF four oranges. let stand for
ten minutes, then rub well with a spoon
and strain. Add one pound OF powdered
sugar and work to a thick syrup Cut one
pound OF butter into dice wash In cold
water. Squeeze. remove oil water and
milk. then add to the orange syrup. aud
beat 10 a ligth cream.
Beat ten eggs until they are like soft
custard and sift fourteen ounces OF -four;
stir them alternately with the cream a
little az time. Beat as long and as stead
iy as your strength viii allow: pour into
n buttered mold and bake On n brisk
oven until it shrinks from the pan. Turn
II out from the mold. dust with -four. wipe
Il on. then cover with the following icing
while warm:
Roll one small orange on a plate 20 as
TO cause the oil 20 exude. Then take a Mt
lie powdered sugar TO which there are no
Jumps. and rub gently and evenly IN the
hand. ana then rub over and over the
orange tin IL becomes saturated with oil
repeating the process tin three pounds
u sugar has been used. or the soil be-
comes exhausted
Squeeze out the Juice OF the oranges. and
strain. Then break the whites OF two eggs
into a shallow china dish. and whisk
them until they foam. but do not whiten:
then sift in the sugar. little at a time
adding the Juice with half a teaspoonful
OF lemon juice. little BY little until Il has
been used.
Orange creams-Boi the rind Of one
large orange until tender. then heat Il IN
mortar until reduced TO a pulp Ada
one tablespoonful OF brandy. the strained
juice OF the orange. and one-quarter Of a
pound OF sugar. Then beat all together
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mILLIoNalRES At HOME.
NOTABLE FEATUREs or GREAT
AMERICAN COUNTRY PLACES.

The Largest Private Riding AcRd-
envy fn the World NJ Lakewood.
ssiss Helen Gould's Roof GRrden.
Rockefeller swRnncry Pom
peIIan Sardens-sportinE Apart
ments-ChImncys which Wight stir
"a stone-w orshiper 20 Enthusinsn.
New York. sept Although the coan-
try homes OF the millinnaires Of this coun-
try bear striking resemblance each 20
the other IN one respect. that the one le-
gend may be inscribed upon cach-"built
regardless 81 cxpensc''-there are marked
features which characterize each individ-
ually.
For example. the most costly and com
pletely equipped private riding academy
in the world b. one OF the notable features
Of the George Gould place az Lakewood.
Il was but recently compleied-at cost
Of a quarter OF a mlhon-nud when look
ing about FOR something wcll-known with
which 10 compare IL. YOU cay, and quite
within IN the honds % vcracliy. that 81 Is
as large as Madison square Garicn-tnit
is the ring Here the sixty fine horses
itotb iNNAtt lNatAafN are tANl NtrNAf ANF
Gould children take their daily lessons IN
riding. and the bachelor guests are lodged
there being beautifully appointed apart
meuts for men. There are swimming
pools billiard. card ana smoking rooms.
and a loggia or gallery overlooking the uo--
70 grounds. where a vast number Of spec
tators may watch the games of polo.
which now is the game par excellence OF
the smart set
The notable features Of Furlough
Lodge. Mt. Goud's mountain home IN The
catskiils. are the pigeon warren and the
pleasantly. the finest la the wOfi. Then
there are immense deer parks, ald
small herd OF buffalo and foxes run WHd
the year round. The whole cstahl shmcnt
Is kept up IN the good old English style.
and probably no one on earth spends 90
much on a shooting box.
Hudson HiVcr Palaces.
Among the many charms OF Lyndhurst
Miss Helen Goulds palace az Tarrvtown
the roof garden most attracts IL g. the
ncof Of her new $1,000 bowling alley.
which by means Of awnings soft divans
rare plants and singing birds. has been
converted into q roof garden. where the
cup OF tea "a dispensed sof an afternoon
and music 81 moonlight night.
Another Hudson river palace Is Mr.
John y. Rockefeliers on Kykout HIM.
Tarrytown It's expensive and attractive
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loved the architects plans step by step.
"a large corps Of skilled draughtsmen be-
Ing Kept busy for two years working out
the pans The suite Of sporting apart
meEts would delight the keenesi Of Eng
iish sportsmen with its gun room, room
where implements OF every sport known
20 man may be found. from the lnonensive
croquct set 20 the boomerang q the wild
Indians Although born a Vanderbilt ~
not written after Dr Wehb's name the
legend Is married a Vanderbilt" which
IS just as lucky.
Ophlr Farm. White Plains New York.
the residence % the Whltclaw Reds -
famous Tor its rose gardens. where boom
roses OF al colors. qualities and species
waiting their odors from the lodge safe
90 the vefanda The entrance hall al
Ophlr b another feature which has rep
utatlou. 90 Is very. very long. and very.
very wide-the exact figures arc OF no
onsequence-with a marble waiuscoting
eight feet high. and q frieze OF wonder
fui mosaics.
4 marked feature Of the exterior OF MI
a. %. Havemeyer's villa. near STANFORD.
on the sound are the elk massive Chin
news. with quaint protectors at the cor
uers that simulate dragons ana gar
goyles. Each chimney. built Of rough.
native stone b. pile 20 stir a Eeologist
fIN q HAWtf~ " tte tAAatf kA HAtAaHNTtaFtAH a t9N
dining room IS patterned after an OLD
Dutch picture. from its massive fireplace
90 lts floor OF tiles. window occupies
the whole OF one side OF the room. and
Just outside the window IS an open-air
dining room IN summer. and glass en-
closed dining room in winter. A Nene-
tinn town Is being planned by Mr.. Have
meyer. the site 10 consist OF 100 acres on
the Great South Bay. To clear the site
Sgoeo will be spent-this includes the
making Of the canals
The distinguishing Characteristic Of Mr.
Trenor Parks Si.i25.eo house at Rye. on
Long Island sound. Is It's electric PLANE.
which is the most costly and Ella borate
ever built for a private residence There
is an electric burglar alarm. which illum-
mates the whole house II window y
raised ai night. The whole house Is lighs-
cd by pressing a button. and every door
opens by simply touching button Here
one lives the life Of n sybarite electricity
bearing al the burdens Of existence.
Eleanor Lexington.
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but by the European Generallss.mo. BY
me,
The General--oute true. your Excel
lcncy.
The Genoralissimo-Ther We mu'
put things back into the same condition
In which they were before my arrival
The General-I am ready TO receive ana
TO obey y"nr orders.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES well Firf o.
all release those 20.00 Chinese prisoneis'
tell them that their present capture aot'
not count and that they will be- te''F
tured later on.
The General.-And after that?
The Generallssimo-Aftcr chat you WI
ask the representatives OF France fns
land. the United States. Italy ana ~
STA, and oil those people who wer,
up IN the legation buildings IN leA'"
be good enough so return 20 them.
The General--I shall DO so.
The Generalissimo-You will give 'ne W.,
just the same quantity OF provisions U.s.
they had before.
The Generator maybe a little more
chr
The Generallssimos-f you wish lnel
give them 20 understand that they ~.
be delivered a second time. and tha' I.
Il will be all Europe that viii eo'o
their aid.
The oenerai-I ny to execute your or
ders. q,
The Generaiixsirno--Tn this way We W.
show China the superiority or kuIoP-S
civilization over Chinese barhari'y' -, :.
the lesosn. although a little late VII
all the more impressive
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MANY MINISTERS STILL AWAY.
but HOLIDAY SEASON AMONG THEM
ABOUT oVEa.

The Services nj the Churches To-day.
rev. Mr.. nIrch VIII Conduct SER
vices az a Joint Meeting Of the
Conservation. of christ and -.
Johns Churches-MH Also Con-
duet Early Services az ~. Pants
Church-Hev. Mr. CRwthoo at the
Ftr-t baptist Church-Bev. ". ~.
watkins BACK From His Holiday
aud WIN Conduct the Services az
che Christian Charch-The Thirty
afth Anniversary of the -. Phil
fp- Monumental 4. n. y Church TO
re Celebrated To-day.
one Of the most noticeable features q
tho services IN the Savannah churches
to-day will he the absence OF the Tegu-
lar ministers. OF whom a very great num-
her are SIN out OF the city on their va
cations. From the Episcopal Churches.
Rev Chas. r. strong OF ST. Johns il in
Newfoundland on n hunting and nshing
"trip. He has been gone several weeks.
but s. expected back by the first sunday
in October
Rev Robb white Of Christ Church IS
m virginia. and he. too Is expected 20
return by oct. ]. Rev. J. l.. scully Of
H. Pauls another absentee. Is IN his old
home. Toronto. Canada. with his family.
DIE VIII he back IN time % conduct the
services on Sunday. Sept 20
Rev J. y Fair Of the Independent
Presbyterian Church f. summering IN
Virginia. Rev J. - Jordan u the First
Tfa
ant holiday In Pennsylvania and Illinois.
and Is now al Saratoga. lie wiii return
so the city by sept q Iev Arthur J.
smith Of tho First Preshe lerian Church
IS IN the FAR North, ard recently made
she trip through the Thousand Islands
after "a short stay IN New York he went
20 Boston. where he now Is Rev. pr
w. G Schacffer OF the Lutheran Church
Of the Ascension and Rev III r Cook
OF the Wesley Monumental are spending
some time among the North Carolina
mountains. but are expected 60 return 20
their pastorates within a short time. Rev
w r. Watkins Of the Christian Church.
who has been North for the past six
weeks. returned Friday and will conduct
che regular services Of his church to-day
The Cathedral OF 81. John the Baptist
on which work has been going on stead
ily. r. now in an almost completed con-
dition The pews have been put In place,
ana the altar furniture has been received
and will be fxed IN position as coon as the
work on the affairs has been finished
-Four Of the affairs. the smaller ones. are
practically completed. as far as the mar
de work Is concerned. needing only the
addition Of a wooden flooring each IN or
der 10 be entirely finished. on the main
altar there b. stu about three weeks
work. but already the beauty ana grandeur
that viii mark its completed state can be
discerned.
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Y. VI. c. AS WINTER WORK.
Outlook for season with Education
nj aud Gymnasium Cin.scs.

Outlook for season with Education
nj and Gymnasium Glasses.
The Young Mems Christian Association
is making extensive plans for its fall
work and expects q 20 he the best season
II has ever had. The educational depart
meut will be made prominezs feature.
The following classes will be organized
II eight or more young men viii enroll in
each. English embracing grammar. spell
Ing. composition and practical correspond
ence; arithmetic. penmanship. bookkeep-
ing. shorthand. and mechanical drawing
In addition 20 these night classes there
will be mandolin and guitar club, and
an Association City Council"
in the religious department. special at
tention will be given 20 Bible class work
In this department the following
branches, Il Is expected. viii be studied
Beginnings IN Bible study" "Inductive
study by Books" The Life OF Paul. and
boys class. Life OF Christ"
The gospel meetings also viii be made
a. attractive as possible The social life
Of the young men will not he neglected
tho rooms VIII be made as attractive as
possible. and socials will be given each
month.
Mr. Blake, the physical director. will
give the classes the benent OF his sum
mer school experiences. and the nine
classes a week promise TO be largely at
tended
II Is expected that the membership will
be largely increased Two special commit
tees OF nifty picked men. each under the
direction OF Messrs. Steve ". Harris and
c. @. Rowland. will make canvass for
members until the last OF October.
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feature is the big swannery. which ~
equal to the famous one on che Thames.
and IN the gardens Of the Luxembourg.
A pond was constructed az a cost OF $50
co. About two hundred birds now occu-
py the swannerx. Another feature worthy
Of note Is the small house on che estate.
whore Mai. John Andre passed the night
prior to his capture. This house IS TO
be preserved for its historical interest. a
stone shah has been inserted In the old
chimney bearing this inscription:
.......................
ROOKERY. /:
This old house Is supposed 90 save :
been built about the year 1850. Ma :
jor Andre lodged here the night be- !;
fore his capture. /:
............-..-......
Also included IN the Rockefeller estate
h the old I.andrine house. where Andre
halted FOR rcfrcs hment The very step
Is still preserved where he SAT while cat
ing his frugal meal OF bread ana milk.
his capsors meanwhile standing guard over
him. The Rockefeller mansion D. tho
French classic style. with a Greek finish.
II may be mentioned that the weekly pay
roll OF the men employed in landscaping
tho Rockefeller grounds averages from
S2000 20 $3.50
Outdoor statuary and landscape decor
sands n not a million dollars. claim first
attention at t'Ferncllne Rhyncbeck. the
John Jacob Aston place. The greenhouses
too. are noteworthy. aud roses are carried
into the house every day IN hushci has
kets. 20 be distributed in every nook and
corner where they can be placed The a.
hrary IS also 10 be reckoncd with. not TO
mention the rugs. OF which one Is said
10 be the finest In the world and cost the
most.
The ogden Mills Dorlc mansion at
Statsburgh-on Hudson. OF white brick, IL
built with particular care as 20 fire. ex-
traordinary precautions having been TAX
en- IN this respect The walls are three
feet thick and the floors OF iron. covered
with marble IN some parts. and mosaic IN
others.
with Vanderbilt MILLIONS.
Mrs Margaret Louise Vanderbilt shcp-
ard has her country sect at scarbow-on-
Hudson which O. famous for many rca-
sons. primarily because OF is beautiful
pompeilan gardens which are quite unlike
any other gardens In America. For Mr..
Frederick Nanderbllts new house at
Hyde Park-on- Hudson. part OF Napoleon's
chateau az Maimaison has been broughl
over-the price well UP IN the millions. for
the finished mansion
A specially fitted NJ suite OF sporting
apartments Is feature OF DR.. Seward
webb's prlnccly establishment AZ Shell
burns Falls. vi. His farmhouse cost not
less than a penny. and Of broad acres he
has 5000 more or less. Before building DR..
Webb visited scores OF castles and beau
tifui homes abroad. collecting photo
graphs With these for aids Or. Webb fol-
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suEEestive Interview of the Com
mandinE General From Germany.
Waldersee, nnd nm Omcer of the
AlIied International Troops.
From the FIraro


From the Figaro.
The Generalissimo-Well, General. how
Ia everything7
The Generai-As your Excellency sees.
everything is all right.
The Goneraiissimo-where is the Chi
nese Army?
The General-In fun retreat We have
5000 Chinese prisoners.
The Generalissimo-And the legations ,
The General-safe and sound.
The Generalissimo-And now what IL
your opinion
The Generality opinion Is that the
war is over.
The oeneralissimo-well. we mus, he.
gin all over again.
The Generai--How7
The Oeneralissimo-I am the Generals.
stmo OF the European armies. I represen,
Europe In order that the lesson which
Europe intends 10 give to China NAV ~
complete and bear frun IN the future the
country must be chastised. not nv .his
or that General or By this or that nation
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

The members and friends OF -. Philips
Monumental A. NJ. p. church. New street.
will celebrate the thiriy-hfth anniversary
Of ~ organization to-day. Bishop II. NJ.
Turner of Atlanta. will conduct the exer-
cises Rev. Or. G. G.. Cargile OF -. Phil
ip's. West Broad Street Church, will
preach az n o'clock a. IN. The
congregation. under the leadership Of Rev
u. ~ Singleton. pastor. are doing all
IN their power 10 rebuild the church edi-
fee that was destroyed by the storm OF
1896. and friends OF tho church are in
vited to assist In the work. The thirty
nfth anniversary OF the birthday az the
pastor will be celebrated az che church on
Tuesday night
AZ 81. Benedict's Church there will be
mass to-day o. o'clock a. m. The ben
ediction Of the Blessed Sacrament will
luke place Immediately after.
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for ten minutes. when add the yolk Of
four weil-beaten eggs. and again beat
brlskly. Bring one pint 81 cream TO the
boiling point pour IL very gradually into
the orange mixture. stirring all the time
Beat until nearly cold. then pour into
custard cups. which place in a deep dish
Of boiling water. and let stand until the
water j. quite cold. When eald. remove
the cups. garnish the tops with sun-dried
orange peel. and stand on ice until need
ed. Mrs. oliver Bell Bunee
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ChrI.iInn srIrnce.

Christian Science services viii be held
AZ the First Church Of chris; at i O'Clock
a. m. The subject Of the sermon viii be
Matter" The Sunday School will mees
at u m. The Wednesday evening service
viii take place AZ s.ao o'clock. All services
are held IN the Metropolitan Hall
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

Dr. o. g. Mingledorff win deliver the
address 90 the Y. AZ. c. A. this after
noon The meeting will begin az O'Clock.
md will last three-quarters 81 an hour
cordial invitation IS extended TO all
men The service r. held IN the reading
room 81 the association, which IS always
cool and pleasant
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THREE ORANGE swEErMEATs.

These Are Well Tested ana Reliable
Recipes 10 Have on Hand.
Washington. Sept. But few house
keepers really appreciate the fun and va o.
ried value Of an orange. As a fiavoriug
this fruit Is perfect. ard can be utilized
even to the skin. The following recipes
describe the exquisite sweetmeats. which
have been successfully tested.
Preserved Orange Peel-Cut the orange
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day a. the home % the president. Mrs.
William r. Schcrf. Bun and Tenth
streets. and a meeting OF the church
same day.
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Al the First Presbyterian Church there
viii be preaching at Il O'Clock by DR. W.
s Rogers. No evening service will he held.
The Sunday School will meet az p. m.
The prayer meeting viii be held on We'd
ncsday evening az $50.
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fly It has lived three years as a worm.
During this time, q lives In or near the
water; the change 20 an ephcmcre Is SO
sudden that one has not che time to see e.
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Roman Catholic.

Al the Sacred Hesrt Church. the mass
will be celebrated at $40 o'clock a. m. and
benedictlon Immediately after. There will
be no mass az o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

A. the Christian Church. the pastor.
Rev. W. +. Watkins will preach at Il
O'Clock a. m. and at $50 p. m. The
Christian Endeavor meeting will be held
ne u. m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

The public Is invited 10 attend services
az the WIDOWS Home on Seventh and
Reynolds streets. at O'Clock this after
noon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

Abbotrs East lndis Corn Paint cures
every time: Il takes or the corn: no pain
cures warts and bunions and IL conceded
20 be q wonderful corn cure. Sold BY ell
druggisrB-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

Nine. Richter. the daughter Of Meyer
beer. has just presented her fathers plano
20 the Royal Museum % Berlin
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STATE OF GEORGIA County Chatham
above Is
DOCKS Of hie IN sad bank V.
Sworn subscribed q me, day of sp.s
r. L. ROCKWELL. Chatham County. "a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-09

Al Wesley Monumental Church services
viii be held to-day at Il O'Clock a. m. and
Mt SD .. m. conducted By DR.. o. @. Min
sledorff. The Sunday School will meet az
o. m The prayer meeting viii be held
on Wednesday at $50 p m
The services at Trinity Church win be
held al II o'clock a. m. and at s.ls p m.
conducted BY the pastor. Rev. Bascom An
shouy The morning topic viii be MIS-
elons in tho Light Of Recent Events the
sunday School viii meet at y. m. The
Epworth League win meet on wednesday
at $50 =. m. Prayer meeting viii y held
on Thursday az S1b p. m. All services
held IN Sunday School room.
The usual services will be held Al Grace
Methodist Church to-day at II O'Clock "a.
m. ana al SD . m. This morning the
pastor. Rev. Osgood r Cook. viii preach
on the subject. Preparation for Service
Tonight Dr. = ". Rogers. OF the south
Georgia Conference win preach. He il an
eloquent preacher and will doubtless de-
light the congregation. The sunday School
Will meet Al 4.30 2. m. The Epworth
League service will be held Tuesday at
s.30 % m and the prayer meeting Vel
nesday al the same hour.
There viii be preaching services at Sew
enth Street Methodist Church at II o'clock
a. m. and az y m. by Rev. J. a.
smith. pastor. The Sunday School will
meet al $50 O'Clock The Senior Epworth
League will meet on Tuesday night al =
O'Clock Prayer services VIII b. held on
Thursday az p IN.
There will De- preaching at Isle o. Hope
at II O'Clock a. m. service of interest
has been arranged for the occasion. The
Sunday School viii meet az 4.5o o'clock
v. m.
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Most every caller hast week had remark to make about
the New Store and stock looking neat bright and We think
that and polite attention the main points good
sorekeepg They inspire confidence and confidence is the
cret of success.
Will offer bargains every day. and would advise you to
and look for yourself you skip day you may miss just
you looking for.