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Evening journal., 1901-10-14
Fell From n scsT,Id

While at work on a scaffold at No.
1926 Jackson street. Frank Quinby fell
to the ground some distance below and
received severe injuries. He was taken
to the Delaware Hospital by the
Phoenix ambulance.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
NOTES FROM WOMAN'S REALM

sometimes give distinction to a whole
suit. So many pretty things are now
seen in the jewelry shops that surely
a girl can choose we'll and wear wisely
these lovely ornaments.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
GnnD c0FEEE-

The best way Of making coffee is
much disputed among housekeepens.
some using an egg and others
thinking that it is not essen
tial 1t is good made in the
following way: Wash an egg and beat
il slightly. adding the shell broken an
bits; add onelhalf cup of cold water
and cup of ground coffee; stir IL well
together. This is enough for eight
cups of strong coffee. Scald the coffee
pot PUT in The coffee pour on six cups
Of boiling water and boil three min
utes; stir down and add one-half cup
OF cold water, and let It stand in a hot
Evening journal., 1901-10-14

Viewed as a scenic production. the
grea. New York success. Way Down
East which appears at the Grand
Opera House on Saturday. October 19.
presents a series of beautiful pictures.
It Introduces many rural ana realistic
skaa-hcs which show familiarity with
country life. and as a whole is one Of
the best plays of the class which ever
has been staged
Evening journal., 1901-10-14

Busy selling butter. zoe. lb. Deer
Park Creamery. 35c. H. Pure coffee
l2c. lb. Good mixed tea, 35c. ID. Apri-
cots. l0c lb. Jelly glasses, 300 dozen,
zoe. dozen. New tomato catsup. 30c
gallon. Mixed mustard. 10c. quart
Best flour, SOC. sack. Good brooms
zoe. large stock. Right prices. Prompt
service. All phones Stores, Madison
and Fourth streets; King and Eighth
streets.
Directors of the Wilmington Denta
Company are expected to meet som,
time tlms week.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
OREAM CHNEsE sALAD.

Moisten cottage cheese, II rather dry,
with a little milk; roll IN the hands
into tiny egg like balls. Serve on let
tuce leaves thalf-dozen balls for each)
with a French dressing With them
serve white or brown bread sandwiches
cut very thin. with a Slice of cucumber
which has been dipped into the dresa-
ing. between them.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
CHOCOLATE CARAMELS.

Delicious chocolate caramelS may
be made by boiling together one half
chpful Of sugar, one half cupful OF
molasses. one haH cupful Of milk OF
cream. one half cupful Of builder and
two punches OF grated unsweeteneC
chocolate. Flavor with vanilla. Test
by dropping a small portion into ice
water. If it cracks when bent Il should
be removed from the fire at once. Pou
into buttered pans. Before Il is cold
mark in squares.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14

Unique as brooch is a golden drag
on holding in its mouth large dia-
mond. "A golden spear pierces it's
body.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
Fads for the Fashionable

Velvets, veiveheens and cOrdurOys
are to be in evidence, but It must be
admitted that too often they have a
tawdry look, especially in back and
the gay colors.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14

A new comedy Of the latest modern
sort is Circus Day" Owen Davis lat
est Offering, which will be at the Opera
House on Thursday and Friday night.
The names OF half score of we'll
known vaudeville stars are included in
the cast and would seem to be a guar
antee of worthy performance.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14

Those who have avoided colored
handkerchiefs now may use them with
the comfortable feeling that they are
doing the modish thing.
Inc handkerchief of the winter Is
small-very small.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
CLAM PATTIEs.

Select some small clans In the shell
and steam them remove from the
shells and chop, but not very fine For
a dozen patties put two tablespoonful
OF butter and two tablespoonfuIs OF
-four In a saucepan with a little white
pepper to season, and stir until melted
and mixed. add one-half of a cupful OF
the strained clam liquor and three
quarters OF n cupful OF rich milk: STIR
until smooth and thick add one and
one-half cupfuls of the chopped CLANS
and simmer for three minutes. Take
from the FIRE. let stand for a moment
and stir in the well-beaten yolks oi
two eggs, more salt II needed and re-
turn 10 the fire stirring well for a mo-
ment. luke up. add a tablespoonful o.
finely chopped parsley, lll the cases
which should be warmed In the oven
and the dish Is ready to serve.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
SQUASH BISCUITS

Into half a cup of scalded milk put
four tablespoons OF sugar half q tea
spoon of salt, four tablespoons of but
ter and half q cup Of cold squash.
When il has cooled toalmost lukewarm-
ness add quarter OF an yeast cake
dissolved in four tablespoons of luke
warm water and two and half cups OF
-four. Beat well. lnead and allow TO
stand overnight In the morning mold
into biscuits; let them rise and bake.
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MARION HARLAN'S RECIPE FOR
PICKLED PEACHES.
Peel and weigh the peaches and allow
a half pound on sugar to each pound OF
the fruit Put the fruit and sugar IN
the preserving kettle in layers, and
bring slowly 20 the boil To six pounds
OF fruit allow a pint Of vinegar Brine
THE vinegar to the boil adding to ID
spice bags OF Thin muslin containing d
Tablespoonful each or mace, cinnamon
amid cloves Pour THE boiling spicet
vinegar over The peaches and boi, fOl
five minutes Remove the fruit with &
skinner, lay II ON platters. while yot
boil uhe syrup until thick. then remov,
the spice bags Put the peaches IN
glass Jars. nj the jars to overncwinl
wifi the boiling syrup and seal.
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JOHNNY CAKE
Take cup wheat flour. ! teaspoon
baking powder sifted through flour
full cup Indian meal (to allow FOR los
i'm sifting) q cup granulated sugar
/ a cup butter (before melting), 1 cul
sweet milk. / egg II preferred TO b
less rich, use 1 level tablespoon but
ter Put ingredients in mixing bow
in order as above; don't beat the eggs.
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TO IMPROVE PIE CRUST
When baking pies Of fruits that or
not extremely juicy It is a good ide'
after preparing a rich crust and linin
the pan with the same to add the fru
and sugar without any water. Whe
1.-THE upper crust is properly placed wit
tiny air holes scattered about the p
should be held in one hand and a dil
per OF cold water poured quickly on
IL. This VIII add sufficient water
cook the fruit and will make the cru
much more haly.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
DEvGIlED CLANS.

NhOp Two dozen CLAIMS ilne, and al
low them TO stand in their own liquor.
In stewpan. cook one tablespoonful OF
butter and one heaping teaspoonful of
chopped onion together, until they be-
gin TO color Add the yolks of three
boiled eggs which have been rubbed 10
a paste with one tablespoonful OF but
ter and two tablespoOnfu,s OF -four
When mixed add gradually one and
one-half cupfuls OF milk and one-hali
OF a cupful Of clam liquor. STIR until
thickened. then add fhe chopped clans
and the liquor in which they stood one
quarter OF teaspoonful OF mustard
one-Quartcr Of n teaspoonfu, of paprika
and salt to taste Cover carefully
and cook six or seven minutes.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
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BAKED OUNCES.

Pare and core ounces the same aa
apples Put them in an earthen dish,
sprinkle sugar over them. and put just
enough water in the bottom OF the dish
to keep them from burning. Cover and
bake until tender.
Evening journal., 1901-10-14
SOME TIMELY RECIPES FOR THE
USE OF THE RUSY HOUSEWIFE

place for ten minutes. Use a mixture
OF Mocha and Java. Do not have a
TIN coitee-pot. but get a graniteware
or blue and white ename.ware with a
short spout.
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CREAM CROQuETTES.
A croquette dessert that Is cooked and
served hot is cream croQucttes. Put
In the double boiler a pint OF milk
and stick OF cinnamons scald. strain
and add two tablespoonfuls of flom
and three tablespoonfuls of cornstarch
dissolved I'm a quarter Of a cup of cole
milk Cook until thick and add twc
eggs. beaten with half a cupful o
sugar Cook one minute, stirring con.
stanty; remove from the fire. add :
quarter OF cupful of almonds. chopped
fine. and a tablespoonful of vanilla
Pour In q shallow pan to cool: whei
stiff and cold cut into oblong GRO
queutes, crumb. and fry I'M wire baske
in hot fat Roll In powdered sugar ans
eprVo
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-08-31
70 All Whom IL May Concern.

For the past 30 days or moro there
have been false Tumors circulating con-
corning benevolent society known as
the Rising Sons and Daughters of the
Star of Bethlehem, No. /. This Socie-
" has three subordinate lodges and the
Motherhood department, the later which
ON or about the 2nd Sunday in June dis
banded, by a vote of 20 to /. This caus-
ed q greater of trouble in the Number
! lodge as there was already dissatisfac.
fion on account of n charge against one
of its members, viz: Catherine Dicker-
son, who since that time has resigned
office and membership. Therefore many
of the members of No. have left, and
they together with a portion Of those
who once formed the Motherhood De-
partment have formed society known
as the Sons and Daughters of Liberty,
and this lodge desires this TO be tho
roughly understood by the public since
some of the head officers of the No. /
Lodge are going around spreading false
rumors and abusing certain members of
the Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
They also are over estimating the
present worth of their lodge, and deny
ing the fact that its members are still
leaving.
They also claim that the Motherhood
Department has not disbanded which
thing is false in the highest sense of the
word of those few are still together who
have not joined the Sons and Daughters
of Liberty and still retaining the same
name, we, the Sons and Daughters of
Liberty, are prepared to prove that they
are lilo gally existing. The main cause
of the total disarmament of the Mother
hood Department was because the ma
jority wanted TO be admitted into what
is called the Union" and the two Off
GERS referred to in the beginning made a
general canvass and misled the weak
minded people, thus causing the present
result.
This is only an outline of the affair.
Further details will be published and
personal discourse viii be used if neces-
sary.
Yours for the right,
Sons s. DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.
Place of meeting 3O19 P ST., on each
list and Bird Monday night of the month
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(By o. NJ. Steward.

by .. NJ. Steward.
We raise this monumental shaft
Here on the shores of time,
And on 1t write an epitaph,
In classic prose or rhyme:
To honor our heroic dead,
Who chose a lot so wise,
Whose spirit hence to God is fed,
Whose dust Hereunder hes.
Brave soul was his whose honor we
Uphold before the world,
That all may read as here they see
His character unfurled:
How noble deeds live after death
How friendship love and truth
Respire with immortal breath
And ever blooming youth.
How those who fall in duty's line,
While sowing seeds Of love,
Do never die, but go TO shine
In higher walks above.
For, though in the prime of life they
fall,
And we lament them sore,
IT'S only a chance of sphere, that's all
They re alive as heretofore.
Because he sought not Fame's fair face,
Fame blessed him triplefold,
Because for glory he I'd not race,
His glory all behold:
Because he loved his fellow man
And sought not selfish ends,
With pleasure, all his past life scan,
Approved by foes and friends.
A race of men as yet unborn
Shall read upon that stone,
How life cut down in brilliant morn,
Inspite OF all still shone-
Because the deathless principle
OF God was in it shed,
And hence it could not die-waS full
OF life amongst the dead.
And thus inspired they shall fight
To uphold the truth divine,
10 establish right against all might,
As light in darkness shine,
That justice, mercy, love may reign
in all the earth's wide space,
That sin no longer mar and stain
IN realms marked out for grace.
Thus, worthy acts of those who sleep
In deaths serene embrace,
Shall live to sooth fond hearts that
weep
For dear ones gone apace.
And those who bravely stand for right,
Though dead live on for good,
Their sun shines on and knows no night,
Like tide e'er at the flood.
So, if this life whose record we
ReciSe to-day with pride,
Has nerved one soul TO nobler be-
With God and right 70 side
1t will not have been lived for nonght,
Nor yet have died in vain,
a miracle it will have wrought,
And more than life have gained.
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From Suffolk, Va.

The 8rd Sunday in August will long
be remembered by the good people of
Suffolk, Va. 1t had been previously
announced that Rev. Richard Wells,
pastor emeritus of the Ebenezer Baptist
Church of Richmond and Rev. Eli Tartt
of the Tabernacle Baptist Church would
be present and preach on that day.
The reputation Of these two noted di-
vines was sufficient to insure a crowd.
Long before the services the people,
irrespective of denomination or church
affiliation were seen vending their way
TO the Pine Street Baptist Church of
which Rev. NJ. b. Hucless is pastor.
During the three services large and
appreciative audiences listened to elo-
q0ent and profound Sermons from these
Richmond pastors. These services were
made moro interesting other than by
Just the great sermons, but the great
Qreen Of Song, Madame Emily Price
Tartt sang at each service to the greet
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TRIAL CLUB, NO. 1.
Social Outing For the People to SPOTS
wood Park, Labor Day Sep
TENDER end, 1901.

wood Park, Labor Day Sep
TENDER End, 1901.
At the earnest solicitation of many
friends and the public in general, we
have agreed and planned 70 make Labor
Day one of pleasure for all who go with
us.
The park is situated in body of large
woods, plenty of most excellent well,
pump an 4 spring water. 4 very COM
modious pavilion, neat school house
for speaking, etc. 1t is located about 20
miles beyond Petersburg ON the S. A. l.
Ry. The park is one of the most beau
tiful to be found for many miles and
surpassed by none.
All organized Clubs, Unions or other
societies will secure special attention.
We shall be pleased TO meet the prop
er officers of any organization and make
special arrangements for their accom-
commodation. We oppose no one bat
invite all to help us now as we have
helped them in the past.
Let all turn out TO enjoy Labor Day.
Leave Broad and 10th SITS. at O'Clock,
leave De Witt at 6 o'clock. See bills.
JEFF MARTIN, Pres;
JAKE STovALL, Gent Manager.
JAS. DAVIS, Sec'y.
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Annual Encampment, G.. A. r., Cleve-
land, o., September l0-14th, 1901.

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Railway will sell tickets from all ticket
stations ON its lines from Virginia and
North Carolina to Cleveland and return
at one fare for the round trip, tickets to
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
Twelfth Annual Convention, National
of Letter Carriers, Chattanooga, Ten
nessee, Sept. 81, 1901,

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special round trip
tickets TO Chattanooga, from all ticket
stations on its lines from Virginia and
North Carolina at one fare for the round
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September 10th.
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Miss Mamie s. Porter left the
city Thursday TO visit friends and rela-
tives at Louisa Q. H., Va. She is ac-
companied by Mrs. Murray and her
daughter, Miss Bessie. While away
they viii be the guest of Rev. Thurston.
From there they win go to West Vir-
ginia.
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For the above. occasion, the Southern
Railway will sell special round trip tick
cts from Richmond, Lynchbure, Dan
vile. GAINESVILLE and intermediate sta
lions to brakes Branch and return in
accordance with tariff one, tickets to
be on sale August 25th to eth inclusive
with return limit August 28th.
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delight of all present which was evil
denced by their return on Monday eve
TO her entertainment she gave for the
benefit of the church.
Too much praise cannot be paid Mad
anne Tart or the strong support she re-
ceived from some Of the best talent of
Suffolk
This church is absolutely out OF debt.
Many improvements have been made
since Rev. Hucless took charge. Out
the constant growth of the congrega-
ton demanded other improvements for
which purpose this grand rally was
held. Tne pastor had asked for $4,000
ON that day and before the services clos
ed that night the people to the surprise
of all present had given in cash $l5O. 90.
Too much credit and honor cannot be
paid TO the broad and hberal-hearted
people of Suffolk. Whenever the call
is made they are found obediently re-
spending
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Miss Lille Belle Porter left the
city Wednesday for Portsmouth, Va.
She was accompanied by Miss Darnie
Butler to be her guest until September
10th, 1901. From there she viii go to
Hampton and Old Point, Va.
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LAWRENCEVILLE, VIRGINIA.

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