New-York tribune., 1901-08-20

] Princess Hairie Ranem wife OF Ali Mouri Bey
! consul-general of Turkey in Rotterdam is coming
/ TO America to lecture in behalf of the martyr
! Murad against the regning Sultan Of Turkey
/ The princess is said be a woman Of great
beauty and ability. and has undertaken her task
as the apostle OF Turkish Iegitimism." hoping
Murad. She succeeded in escaping from Constan-
/ tinople, and will lecture in England before COM
/ ing to America
In Christiania. Norway. is remarkable benevo-
lent institution called the steam kitchen" where
/ dinners are served for and Il cents It oc-
! cupies large two story building with dining
/ room on each floor that accommodates three hun
dred persons. The dinner IS served from 10 a m.
! teen hundred customers in a day. On holidays and
market days the number often reaches three
The bin Of fare varies from day to day An
potatoes and rice or boiled salmon with turnips
ana potatoes An eleven cent dinner has soup
ADDED. A plate Of soup filed with large pieces
! Of meat and vegetables is sold for three cents
Drsad Is served with every meal Beer, milk or
coffee costs two cents extra
buy the food for and nine cents and take
20 their homes Often two portions bought,
The profits Of the business are now large that
they are limited by the company's charter.
A tract Of land at Pneblun y c. has been
given TO Mrs. Marion A. Mcbride of Boston. super
intendent Of domestic science OF the Womans
Christian Temperance Union. A home for tired
workers will be built it, called the Mary A
IAvermore Home. and feature will be up TO date
kitchens equipped especially for the canning and
kets. ''''S VI 1''' iO' northern mar
Much more curiosity IS expressed by the neigh
boring peasautry about the little Princess YoJanda
at the Castle Of Raccongi. where the King and
Queen of Italy spending the summer ,ban
about their msiesties. The nurse was recently
showing her charge to interested group U,han
one said: She is a nice enough little black thing
but my baby is prettier." "Oh iDdea5fs,
calculated the irate nurse. This little biscL
we will how beautiful you win consider her '
A controversy regarding the proprietv ~ ~.
plause at an oratorio has been started al Chan
taucua. Nine C Schutse Wichmann sonrano IN
The Messiah" who sung there last week said re-
garding the subject: The applause takes The
mind away from the real spirit of the oratorio
and II difficult when the mind is so freouertI,,
distracted 10 feel the religious Character ~
Chautauqua is essentially religious, and anpIsuss
here does not seem right TO me"
Mr.. Sindlinger who sang In the same produc-
ton thought the question a serious ITO me
an oratorio has lesson, and most important
one, which the audience is 10 feel The music is
out OF place religious service. and appears
TO be out Of place az an oratorio; I have heard
Frank Davis In Chicago request that there be no
appleudng al an oratorio
Nineteen States were represented al the recent
congress OF the Womans Christian Temperance
Union in Buffalo and many State presidents ma
tfonaI guperintendents. lecturers and evangelists
we're IN attendance. The consensus OF opinion Of
Tegr5letfou Of the social evil in the new posses
sions OF this country placed on record in
Drtsing Mrs Susanna NJ D. Fry. Mrs Margaret
bye Ellis and Mrs. Katherine Lente Stevenson.