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Evening star., 1901-04-27

In the maple sugar regions delicious lit
| tie baking powder biscuit or rolls are made
| of this saccharine delicacy. To make the
! foIlS take d quart of bread dough after 1t
/ is nodded for the last raising and knead
INTO II one cdpful of grated maple sugar a
| quarter teaspoonful of soda and a tea
! spoonful of butter. Let it rise then mold
/ again and cut out in small rolls Let these
/ rise for fifteen or twenty minutes and bake
| in quick oven.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

Rhubarb stewed with raisins is also a
pleasant change.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

In making maple sugar biscuit prepare an
eNceptionaliy rich. tender baking powder
crust Roll out about half the thickness
OF an ordinary biscuit and shape with a
small cutter not much larger than a silver
aoiiar 1he top to a small baking powder
an vi lie cover TO tea caddy make good
cutters. AS each biscuit is cut out cut in
halFcs again, sprinkle small bits of tho
maple sugar over one-half of the biscuit
dough. moisten the other half and press il
over the i!fSt- Lay close together in the
pan IN winch they are baked so thev will
rise instead of spreading. Brush over with
MIX OF melted butter and bake in a oIick
oven until they are brown but NOT hard
M MoerEe as soon as done, with saucers of
warm melted Sirup VI
Evening star., 1901-04-27

Phubarb canned with equal uantities of
pineapple and cranberries is recommended
as Il delicious combination
Evening star., 1901-04-27
Curry Soup.

Peel and slice three apples and three
onions. The onions should be sliced from
the top to the bottom. Place them In a
saucepan, with two ounces Of dripping and
a tablespoonful OF curry powder and fry
gently without discolorine for about haif
an hour. Stir occasionally. Pour in two
quarts OF plain stock and cook for half
an hour: add enough -four to thicken the
soup and boil for three minutes. Season
with pepper. salt and dash Of lemon juice
ana serve with boiled rice.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

An old-fashioned preserve, still a favorite
among the Catskill mountain people is
made of maple sugar and plums Melt the
sugar in a little water and cook with
the plums, allowing pound for pound This
gives tart sweetness especially delightful
to the palate.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

A delicious pudding sauce IS made by
melting maple sugar in cream or even rich
milk.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

1t is claimed by competent cooks that
rhubarb, tightly canned without cooking.
steaming sweetening, will keep for years
and be just like fresh when opened. Cut
the rhubarb in small pieces and pack light
ly in glass jars. Put on the rubbers, and
immerse the jars in a vessel of cold water.
When full the can will hold fasten
on the lid still holding under water. Screw
tightly as possible, and when you take
the cans out, tighten still more. The jars
must be absolutely alright or the fruit
will not keep.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

Rhubarb fool-Put a quart of baked pie
plant through puree strainer and add the
juice of a half lemon Whip to stiff
froth a half cupful of rich cream. sweet
ened. When ready to serve, mix the
strained pie plant with the cream and pour
cake.
Evening star., 1901-04-27

HOLD
lINTS

With the wholesome rhubarb now at it's
best, the hOusekeeper who is on the look
out for seasonable and appetizing changes
in the family bill of fare will see to it that
1t appears on the table frequently, but in
varying guses. that it may not pail The
following methods of preparation are all
excellent:
For immediate use, rhubarb baked in the
oven is better than stewed. Wash the
stalks well, but do not peel. Cut In pieces
about an inch long, allowing a full cup of
sugar to each pint of fruit. Put in a bak-
ing dish. in layers add a very small guam
tity of water (not more than quarter of
cupl, cover closely and bake until the
rhubarb is tender. Do not stir. Cooked In
this way, each piece will be separate and
whole, and in a clear Sirup.
Evening star., 1901-04-27
SVyeetbread Outlets.
Spring Salad.

Form small nests of crisp delicate let
tuce leaves Cut hard-boiled eggs into
halves crosswise, remove the yolks and
trim the whites to represent the petals of
a water lily. Arrange these inside the
salad nests or cups. Mix little grated
cheese with sufficient mayonnaise to fill
space inside the egg petals and garnish
with the hard boiled yolks pressed through
d sieve and seasoned with salt and paprika
Evening star., 1901-04-27
suggestions for Spring,

The advent of spring and warmer wealth
er suggests to the mind something quite
opposite to the rich, heavy viands that
have been agreeable during the winter, and
the housekeeper gladly accepts suggestions
that will enable her to lunch or dine her
guests in a charming manner at a moder-
ate cost and without too great an eXpendi-
ture of time
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
NEW JERSEY.

Newark. y. j., Nov. i.--Arcur,iiny To
returns ny To ia" Il. m. the Rapuhli.
cans carried this state toduN. electjnc
Murphy SoV"rn"r hy al least S.0oO oyer
seymour nD"ml. Murphy's majority
may go several Thousand hinhcr. ana
his friends ar" "laimin" from 10000 ia
H. 800
The Republicans elect strong ma ior-
tiles in both houses OF the lcpisluturr,
TN" greatest surprise of the day was
in Warren county. which elected n Re.
mblcan to the assembly. something
which never occurred before. l,sYey
viii probably "iyc Murphy seven to
eight thousand.
Newark, y. j., Nov. ,'..-i Essex county
Ia" gone for Mnrph%. Republican. ro,
governor. by probably S,v0O. The seat.
terin@ RETURNS coming in show that
Murphy is running ahead OF the tc
publican vot" of three years ago.
Newark, y, j., Nov. 5.--Tha early re.
turns received from all points in the
state indicate thai Murphy. Republi-
can, for governor, has been elected and
that the election Is now simply "A mat
ter Of plurality. The returns thus far
received indirat" thai Murphy Will
have II larger plurality in The state
than Voorhees, did three years ago
Th" Republicans claim The state by
in,o01 III" returns thus far indicate
IN" election pr Murphy by at least
1.uuI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Attitude OF China Is Indicated IN
the Appointment Of
Ma TunG.
THE JAPANESE Influence
Support of Ma Tung Contributes
Further Evidence of the Policy OF
Japan i'll Regard to Cooperation
with China - Proposed Protest
Against Manchurian Convention
Disregarded.


Bl Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Prkin. Nov. j---Na 1'ung. G, former
f'oScr leader, has been appointed to
the Chinese foreign office by an edict
received today. He recently returned
from Japan. where he went as special
envoy to apologize and express condo.
lenccs for the murder of Suc,,yama
Akirn. chancellor of the japanese lega =
tion at Pckin. shortly before the leg
ations We're besiesed. This appoint- =
ment is considered test OF the at,i-
tude of the Chinese ministers towards,
the restoration of the Boxers to i'm
perial favor.
Japanese Influence Supported Ma
Tung a fact which contributes further
evidence of 1apan's recent policy of
cooperation with China. Not long
ago Japan sounded the powers regard
ing the propricty Of another protest
against the Manclruain convention be-
tween Russia ard China and was dis
appointed by lack Of interest on the
part of the United States and Great
Britain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

Norma. entirely in the dark as to the
cause of our misunderstanding"
"Misunderstanding!l nthe dark! Your
own conscience must have enlightened
you long ere this. Good evening and
goodbye"
As she turned to leave the room Brld-
get. who had been standing first on ono
foot and then on the other in her cX-
element and rolling her apron into
little wad in her hand. came rushing
into the room. hair flying and eyes
wide omen. 'Och, Miss Norma. Misthe,'
John. Shurc its all the fault Of that
blarsted Dilsartc man. Bad scran |"
i'm wild his ould idecs. spilin' the most
blissed family in the world. Shura
any 40 won't behave i'm at all at all.
Miss Norma. will yc: OF wasn't think
in of my new bonnet or of Pat or Tim
at all Whin yc caught me sayin' my
prayers. 1t VAS Just lookin at my ould
rosary ! was. an thinkin' as how the
biSsed Mary'd ought to have a bet
thcr one an that. An Miss Norma.
Mis,her Johns alive an handsome, GoE
save ye dropping him Il curtsy). AN
a heap better than that old dead Dill
sart" man. It's him ye'd better be hav-
in Ohm thinllin, and LAWN the deaG
to rest paceably in their graves. Mis-
ther John'll tell We he was thinkin' OF
Ne all the time there in that library
this afternoon and sayin' how purity
yc'd look this avenin' W!d the rose In
your hair. Shnre an it's the truth he'll
br tellin wild his own lips betther than
the ghost of that science man who
comes hotherin' dacent people OUT Of
their wits"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

~ t,oncluocd nom Page w.
common pleas judge. The independent
Republicans who supported coray also
cut the Republican county ticket which
was made uD of Quay men.
The Democratic county ticket is
elected by pluralities ranging from $500
to $500.
Wyoming.
Wyoming county estimated---c curay
300 plurality: Ycrkes 900 plurality; the
county in 1899 gave Barnett one plur-
allty. The constitutional amendments
have probably carried by small maiOri-
ties. The Republicans have elected O..
$. kinner district attorney but the
fight on county treasurer is very close.
Bradford.
Bradford county Stimated-Harls.
1000 plurality: Potter. 100 plurality
The county in 1899 gave 252@ for Bar
nett. The amendments to the conSti-
tuition have been carried.
Monroe.
Monroe county 49, estimated - gives
toray and Yerkes 1900 plurality. The
same county in lS?? gave Greasy 116S
plurality.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
MARYLAND.

Baltimore. Nov. i-At O'Clock this
morning lass than half III. returns
IRON the city are III. One hundred
voting precincts give Herring. Dem.
for colnptroll"r, lo90. Platt. Rep. H.
lNf.
The figures from the> county come
very slowly. Mont Somery is probably
Democratic. and il is claimed that the
Democrats have elected their senatorial
candidate in Allegheny.
baltimore. Nnv. '.-Scattering returns
from fifteen out of 32l election districts
IN Baltimore city show n marked de-
cr"a$" IN the Nul" of lS9! and indicates
That not more than 90 Der cent. of the
Nnt, has been cast. The Democrats arc
holdln@ their oWn and have probably
carried the city by about ;.0UD ma aiority.
Later returns show iar@e Republican
gains III the city. and it is now asserted
that til" Republicans have carried it bv
$500. They also claim all thro. legis-
lativ" districts in Baltimore.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
ROOSEVELT RETURNS
TO WASHINGTON
The Presidents Trip from Oyster Bay
Without Special Incident.
'lusive Wire from The Associated Press

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Washington, Nov. '.-President Roose-
Welt returned to Washington tonight AT
".3o O'Clock from Oyster Bay. where he
cast his vote. Mrs. Roosevelt, Secre-
tary CoWelyou. Private Secretary Loeb
and DR.. =. NJ. RiXey were with the
president. On arrival here the presi-
dent led she way with Mrs. Roosevelt
to the carriages in waiting. and the
party We're driven directly to the white
house.
The presidents "trip from New York
to Washington was without special in
cident.
At Philadelphia and again at Balti.
more the presiden: was handed bull
!etins of the election by the represen-
tatiFe OF the Associated Press. The
news from New York was especially
gratifying to him, and he so EXPRESSED
himself in response to II request for u
statement on the subject.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
MASSACHUSETTS,

Boston. Nov. 5.-Ret,nns for COVER
nor from 200 cities and towns out of
30. ana Las out of 1gl precincts in
hoston. give Crane. Republican. ia
~; Quincy. Democrat. H. 49,. Should
same ratio be maintained in remaining
districts. cranes plurality will be
about $4,000 less than last year.
Boston. Nov. c. 1 a. m.--Retulns from
every city and town in the state, en-
c"pt III" town of Dartmouth give
Crane Rep. lSi.luO: quincy. Dem. H.
$40. Last year the total vote OF thu
state was: Crane. Rep, ..S.05l. Paine,
DEM. l@O.o1S. Cranes plurality in the
state. apprcNimating Dartmouth. is 7o.-
iGU
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06

ana fifty-two precincts ont of 81 In
cincinnati give Nash (Rep.). 22,63i: 1Sil-
bourne Dem.). 20,6t5.
The entire Republican ticket is eject
ed by from 5000 TO 5000 plurality IT,
the county. Hays (colored). Republican
candidate for representative, gets the
smallest vote.
senator Foraker claims the re-clec-
tton OF Governor Nash by 10000 plural
itN. with both houses of the legislature
safely Republican. Hamilton county Is
said 10 he Republican by more than
10000
Columbus, o., Nov. After II O'Clock
Chairman Dick issued u statement that
the Republican plurality would bo co.
ooo. with an Increased ma aiority IN The
legislpitirp.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Ryan Claims Stevenson's Election.

Philadelphia, No, Thomas i.
RYAN, IA Democratic leader. es,ma les;
that 1000 votes were cast for the
regular Democratic ticket in Philadel-
ph!p AGAINST $1,000 for BRYAN in 1900.
lie claims that Judge Stevenson
Demj, candidate for common pleas
Judge OF Philadelphia, received about
.S,0oo votes, sand is surely elected.
Stevenson is also on the Public Opin-
ion party ticket, along with the local
Republican candidates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
STATUS OF HAWAIIAN COURTS.
United States Court of Appeals Has
Higher Jurisdiction.
!usive Wire from The Associated Press.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
san Francisco. Nov. 5.--rhe United
states Circuit Court of Appeals has
sustained the decree in favor of libel
lantS in the United District court of
Hawaii in the case OF J. $. Low and
john PiltZ w. The Wilders Steamship
colnpan! and the steamship Clnudinc,
The suit was brought to recover dam
ages Tor loss of cargo and personal be-
lonSin@s caused by a collision between
Inc 'laudinc and the barkentine Will
lam Carson. wherein The Carson was
sunk.
The appellants contrnded that the
Circuit Court of Appeals had no iuris-
dIction, but that point was decided adj
VerSely.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
THIRTY HURT IN COLLISION.
Peculiar Accident in Indiana Due to
Train Separating.
Associated Pres.

" EWIls!Nc Wle fr0n The AAsociatcI Press
Bedford, Ind. Nov. "a railroad
wreck occurred last night on the Nom
ON track AT the passenger station in
t!lS city Thirty persons were in
jnred. \ combination passenger and
't"n" train, running between Bedford
and the Perry Matthews & Ruskrll
stone CO.'S utlarries broke. in two at
the intersection Of the Monon and
southern Indiana roads. coming to-
Eethrr IL f"W minutes later with n
crash.
IN IN" Two passenger cars Were. luO
IuafrNmen and officers of the COM
pany. or this number thirty were
bruised and injured, but none will die.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Republican Gains in Potter,

Philadelphia. Nov. I.--Potter county
eStimated: Harris and Potter 40
plurality. a Republican gain of los. No
canvass has been made on the constiru.
iional amendments. The Republican
county ticket will probably be elected
though the contest for sheriff and dis
trict attorney is close. \ light vote
was pollcd. Elk county estimated
gives the fusion ticket majority of
500. decrease of 1888 compared with
'r'aSy's vote. The weather was dis
agreeable ana cold, bul the Voting in
the county was heavy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Judges Elected.

BY Exclusive Wire from lh- Associated Press
Philadelphia. Nov. :,.Sxteen of The
siXty-seven counties in the state elect
ed common pleas or orphans court
judges today. In some counties the
contest was spirited, while in Others
there was no contest whatever. both
parties naming the same candidates.
In Allegheny county. Marshall Brown.
Elliott Rodgers. Samuel a. mcclure
and John NJ, Kennedy We're nominated
by the Republicans aud endorsed by
the Democrats and We're consequently
elected almost unanimously. j. w.
over. Rep. and DEM. was elected or
phars' court judge. IN Clarion county
Harry r. Wilson. Rep. defeated Will
liam \. flndman. Dem, for common
pleas judge. Judge John w. Simon
ton, Rep. was reelected without op-
position in Dauphn county. as was
also Judge John Il. Livingston, Rep,
in the adjoining county of Lanraster.
Northampton county reelected Judge
W. ". Schuyler. Dem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco. Nov. J.--ln completo @
returns from tudny'S municipal election
Indicate that Eugene r.. Schmitz. the
Union Labor nominee for mayor. is
elected by Il plurality of at least 5000
=. u. Wells. Republican. is second in
ih" race, and j. e. Tobir. Democrat"
rnN'iidal". Il poor third. The board nt
supervisors viii hs Democratic. The
remainder Of The ticket is divided be-
tween tn" Republicans and the Demo-
Gratis. The total vote cast was over
L.. .O0n
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
RHODE ISLAND,

Frovid"nc", n. T.. NOV. a.-Withuut
any conclusive returns from the cities
and towns through the state. II was
generally conceded. after the close of
the polls AT { o'clock, that Governor
Gregory and the Republican state
ticket are elected by IL plurality OF
about 5000. This is II loss of .,Ooo
from last year. Tho vote polled
through the state was light.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
SHE HAD NO DOCTOR.
A Christian Scientist Expires After
Seven Weeks Illness.

Altoona, Pa, NOV. Mrs. John Cor
man, II Christian Scientist. aged 80
years, died yesterday of typhoid fever
She was not attended BY physician
during her seven weeks illness, stead
fastly refusing medical aid.
Coroner Mccartney held an inquest,
and the jury blamed her death on hrr
peculiar religious belief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
OHIO.

''vlumbHs p., NOV. 5.-,N'ith the eX-
certlon of this county whore the result
Is attributed 10 HE !iunur league SGd
Ntlb"urrr's popularity, the RapGb!!vsns ;
nave made Gains on II" returns re-
"eiNed NJ t" s,3n AT lFh hour the l,e-
mb!icans claimed a furality in Ohio
murh sreltcr rhan ;Nh Years ago. V hen
Nash's Diurality was i9,o23 This WIN
make the legislature surely Republican
in both branches.
Cincinnati a., Nov. 5,-.-One hundred
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
And York Is Democratic,

By Exclusive Wire from The Associated rless
York, Pa, NOV. at this hour re-
turns are so meaere that AN eStma G
Is diticulr 10 make The Democratic
county ticket is no doubt elected by
1,5oO to 1000 plurality. Cutting affects
the state ticket considerably, but to
What extent cannot vet be told.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Mr.. MANLEY SENDS
CONGRATULATIONS
Greeting of National Republican
Chairman to MI. Low and
Mr. Crane.
BY Exclusive Vine from The \,so, iarc,l Pres.

Ny Exclusive Vine from rhr Associated Pres
Augusta. Me-. Nov. ..--lion, i. II.
Manley. chairman of the l,epublirau
national executive committees. tonight
sent the following message of con-
sratulation:
\nSn~ls, Nh, Sow =, ieul.
Hon, seth Low, New Nmk
The citizens Of Maine send rhch Nruty .rcr,.
r'gS, and they rejoice With you nycI ihc ,i,.I Iih
ot trokc'>,n and The tliu,n, of vitur law and
oder ,>icnedl j. II. Nml,y.
AU.usiL, Me-. Nov :, IlNI
aiun. William MundN Crane. b.iTon. Mas,
Accept my hearty congratulations over voru
Splendid triumph. >ignon j. H. N.rl.y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
VIRGINIA..

Richmond. Va, Nov. i.--Althuish IN
the election today the Democrats polled
only about IL per cent of their vote.
the result surpassed their most SAN
Suinc expectations. The negroes took
little interest in the contest, and the
indications are that the Democratic
majority for the state ticket will be
more than ~ 900
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
ALE Q heny Returns.

BY EN,usire Win" nom The Associated Pies.
Plttsbure, Nov. 5.''~Retnrns from Al
icGhenN county are coming in VERY
slowly. The vote was heavier Than in
dicatcd during Che day and may exceed
that OF two years ago. Republican
County Chairman Robertson claims the
city by 5000 majority, and Allegheny
county by $1,000 majority.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
IOWA.

peS MoineS. Iowa. Nov. 5.~-Fifty
precincts in Iowa give Cummins. Re-
publican. 7.439: Phillips. 3O35. a net
republican gain of l.a9f. If this gain
is maintained the Republican plurality
will BE- near 100000. Returns show a
falling off in the total vote of about
On"-'ifth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
LIGHT VOTE IN IOWA.
Albert Cummins, Republican, Elect,
ed Governor.

b. abusive Wre nom The ,>,oo jItqd Pros.
Des Moin"s' Iowa, NoN. ) Eetuua
N" coming in slowly from The state.
MT 80 tar they indicate thut the MA
lority for tummins. Republican viii
come M tu the former estimate. The
ticket is long ono and il viii take un-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
CoraY Claims Pike.

Philadelphia. Nov. 5.--Pike county
nsiimatod--coray, Fusion. 800 plural
itv: Yerkes, Fus'en, so plurality. The
slime county in 1899 gave Greasy,
Dem. for state treasurer, plurality
of 233.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-06
Seth LOW Wins
By TIDAL WAVE
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The Latest Returns.
New York. NOV. g. . n. m.--With the
election of Seth Low a.. MAYOR Charles
:. Forncs as president of the board of
aldermen aud Edward NJ. Grout as
comptroller. the Fusionist triumph in
Greater New York appears nearly com
.iete The latest returns indicate that
The fusions,s hay. elected cant"r.
president Of the borough at Manhat-
:an: Swanstrom, president of the Dor
.,lgh of Brooklyn. and Cromwell. prca-
:, mt of the borough of Richmond The
borough presidency in the Bronx ap.
pears to be in doubt. Wells. Fusion. and
Haflcn. Democrat. both claiming the
urizc. The Democrats are certain of
,nc borough presidency, Cassidy being
elected in Queens.
These results. unless modified by ih,
official figures. will give the !rusionsts
complete control of the taxing machine
cry of the city as Well as of the vari-
,lls boards concerned in the apuroprin-
lion and distribution Of public funds.
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