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The Washington times., 1902-07-10
A Lincoln Story.

King Elward VII is credited with the
saying that it is vastly easier TO liy,
mp to tae obligations OF play King than
"a tasao Of real one; and ,ln same
Thought with a slightly GiHsrcnt turn
~as once Expressed by President Linz
coin. IN lsf2 CoioEel Alexander. ~ To-
peaa, h0 Was an Intimate tigHi of tla
President Nsi0ai hin. ae. Ta.h'a7t4u
anI found hiu ia greatly, depressed
st'-e o. u.Ht.
This being President izat an 70 ia
erar-cd rp 10 be- 's j., ar- Li1e2ia '
"No " sad I.iu"eiI h.- eyes jrir,ling
momCataHiy u iael ,a- |t-e
Tie iri7huaa. sun-. if'cr ts.rs ldscA
lu @ lali sad s-sJrfE. as o. .w4sn
s9- the hoHOr as 1h' l-as. q rather
naI.l."--LcElgl 5. Spectator.
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AJjTH9 RITES LITER FH]
SM0EB LAW F.9L6I0a2
Additional Warrants Being
Issu d Daily
Court Ct appeals Decision Hales Pc
ice Cor oGe;a-s D.
c;1e5sy Aetiye.

The revival CT tle anti-snoke c-s-pfie
fy.thr itEurnsG O. %csrfuts fer several
,,affors YESTERDAY VIII again agahe-.
.i.tctcz,iia TIE a3aats ana enaiaie- q
tae aa-.-s1seEa lsvs.-. 8
Fr several wte.s rbe local au,1cri-
ties haYAthteaa.- 7ara g@E;,y aIactiHe ia
ioah1-r sr-J<ea s.s5fs. oas ea-y an -eior
two aa,s beer J.,5esa. before RE cu'Irt.
PVT j. is said .Ast Immediate t4-urc en-
or-y wi.! u.o mp Tor tais.
Pho nuil.,uGs OF aHti-su-fe cases
f.u. .ag s..ia 1-.1|icy z. Sinclair. a.
Marae p arz -era za0-rinle lea-sut o..
the Ha.1.u5-ou Traction and Electric
COMPANY. r5r violating tne 'aw q; the
.sar5-s IaH6ltegaes ~ t--, corpora
llc.E Es. re heard sc- disposed cf in
lunches hereafter There are about
th.i%y Of .acas asts stir 90 he tsled,
ari the first Of this 70; will be submit
re.l-to Jury a5ase .ag Jhis week The
bearings o. cases ot the nrouriet0rs Of
= ntrber Of business EoUsls. hotels ana
l4uAdr.cs. wlo have also .s..-5 ts.-l lig
.ley. n'i f5luv with as much rFa~tty
as eouyeric@J as Ja-es Z, P4-h. as
si5tant corpor-ttla couasal, is, anxious
TO eleaG tae csieaaar O.. al such COR
tcs- S and b-El1-.sa st1. s..-
The reccHt decision cf -ha, Court of
Appeals, UphoiGirg he action Of The
PcIiee Court in convictions oi Mr. SIN
clair as the rcspn- zia-e party GE1seI la
Information against the Washing On
Traction and Electric Company. has
been a disap2gi1tmcnt to many persons
who il is alleged have thrown item
selVes liable 10 prosecution under the
anti-smohe law. aud II is Likely thu,
hereafter the majority Of the su.a
hgought will be submitted TO the JUDGE
and the work and tinc spent in jury
cases viii be saved
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CHESS GAME AT SEA
Played BY Passengers OF Vessels Sew
eaty Miles Arare. a

A fresh demonstration uE&Ea yessi-
hilities Of wircl SIS biography aad- d
chess match unlike any ever played be-
fore were tle features OF ,he voyages OK
the steamers laslpa ala. aul J...sds.-
phla. which arrived here yoatcrday L-un
England. On Tucsday, June 10. Mr.
Cannon, the operator an tls Cauaania.
discovered that the Phusle.phia was
only seventy mil s. ahead aiI Ia rance.
II was in the tQve.u1H. Titet o. ping
pong the passe ,a On the Campan.u
were claEehnE ,.al. minds Tor some
other form o. "n. ment which shouIl
have rsvcIT Why not q game of 'ch s.
with the, uasseu~crs OF the Phifadal-
puia2 IL was no sooner suggested than
the operator was asked to call up the
Philadelphia AMI prCpose H. The Ph!la-
delpnia's pas=euSers were at luncheon
when the uesss sse-was received. 1t was
read as they s,at around the tables. and
II Was decides % accept the challenge.
Al 90 p. m. the game was AeyIa.
Paul Cia-her was The CamraEia's cham
pion
Several Tasseagers undertook to up
hold the cOl9rs Of sAo Pn!adelohia. Ap-
rarerJiy Il was casa o, too many
cooks. Tor lr Cluthar had his opPo-
neats bard pushed when halt was
called Cor dinner st $50 O'Clock. After
dinner the gains was resumed bat Che
approach ef the Lgcauia travelling in
,hc go.osigo direction made it rsco
sarE 90 give Wa- 10 business messag,-.
IL was conceded that Mr.. Ginlsr wou'
have shoebmated his opponents in a le~
more moves
The two ships, while TIE game was go
ins on. Wp- @5u"t seventy miles apart,
ard over 100 moves were maIo. Mr..
G:rtfer had iae. time watching tor
tie little cate lves which his oppo
rents kept a-icg him AM w.s re-
y eauEht o. t-a Co-lese nate.-N 81,
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The Golden-Haired TWirIer
Proves Easy for His
Opponents.
DOYLE AGAIN DOES WELL
Leads Statesmen in Their One Rally at
the Bat and Covers Lots Of Ground
Around Second-'Iron Man" Has Bad
Inning.
SPECIAL to The Washington rimcs.J

The birds are certainly striking a diz-
zy gait just at present. Since Manager
McGraw left them they seem TO have
pulled themselves together and have evi-
IDENTIFY gone in to show the public that
they have the real Championship stuff
in them. Today they made it three
straight with the Senators. making four
games they won in succession. some
thing quite unheard of this season for
the Orioles.
Todey's game was won by good, hard
sequential hitting. Case Patton under
took to hand out the curves and shoots
for the Senators. but he made a sorry
Job of it. and, metaphorically speaking,
was banged from the rising OF the sun
even to the going down thereof. In all
the birds gathered seventeen safe sim
giles OF the delivery OF the accommodate
inc Mr. Patton
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Semi-Finals Rowed.

Tho semi-rna!s OF the regatta were
rowed. A bigger crowd lined the banks
Of ne Thames, tie magnificent work NJ
Titus. tie American, having increased
interest. The argouauts. Of Canada,
were beaten in tLaii heat for the Grand
Challenge Cup by Trinity college crew.
Trinity Won b. length and a quarter.
in minutes ard n seconds.
This meaus that the cup cannot be
taken from England by foreigners for
another year.
: STIFF wind was blowing and The time
Of lrinity was very fast. considering
this fact. The LeaEdcr crew beat me
London Rowing Club IN their ssmi-Gnai
Tor the Grand Challenge cup. The time
was T.ZS
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Frneral of C1nrerce Powlss.

Funeral services were held yesterday
over the remains Of Clarence Bowles.
the 5ourteen-y ygar-old colored youth who
was drowned ,ha Pot mac River Tues
day, from hia home. li15 Twenjy-eiglth
street northwest. Coroner Nevitt view
ed The remains aal issued certificate
Of death due 10 accident
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Had Bucks Station.

IN the heat for the diamond SOULS f.
$. Kelley, Of HaIIiol College, oxford,
beat c. s. Titus, or the union Boa, Club
Of New Ynrk Kelley had the bucks
station. Titus was rowea to a stand
st.il and was beaten easily. Time. S:39.
The maj competitors were Kelley ana
E,hrriuStcn-Suith Kelley Won ii &
minutes and 81 seconds. His opponent 8
time Was S minutes and u seconds.
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caused him TO wircp aud when bis hand
was released from tho grasp OF the
fighter he NUesiau s. ems several giu-
Ujcs il ascrraiEilE i ell oi his. lu gers
wete in their picpar places.
Tomorrow Tory promises 10 ride the
bike a while and Indulge in some more
ping-pcng.
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SMALL CROWD AT ST. LOUIS.
Tigers Narrowly Escape Shutout in
Mound City.
Special to The Washington Times

ST. LOUIS. July 3. - Threatening
weather brought only about 200 people
TO see the ST Louis-Detroit game ar
Sportsman's Park today Detroit could
not hit sudhof and the game nearly
ended in a shut-out. Score:
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TITUS DEFEATED
BY AN BNaLISHHAN
Kelley, Of Baliiol, Winner of
the Diamond Sculi.
Magnificent Work Pleases Big Crowds
STIFF Wind, But Time Was
Very Fast.

HENLEY. July s.-The weather at
Henley this morning was dull and
threatening. and there was a stiff wind
of tho Bucks Shore. which gave a con
siderable adyaE age to boats drawn
that station. although Leander. which
had the Berks position defeated the
London Rowing Club in the heat OF the
Glani ChaI.nge Cup.
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y. Dimmick -.

The condtion'6t Mrs, 7chra 1immict.
wife of Fraal- j, Diaimiek, "a painter, re-
siai1g at 2e1 O stree, southwos, who
lare Ttes5ag evening swallowed de- .
cf ear6olic acid Hith suicidal intent. aad
81. was removed to b. 1Iarscl,y
Hospital FOR uedica! tseEroeHf. vas rs
lNed nl improved last nisnt.
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Earned rui-s-St Louis. l. Two-has
hits -sudhof. Padden. Three-base hit
Barrett Sacrifice hits - Casey. Har-
ley. stolen base Holmes. Bases on
bails-OT Sudhoa, .. Struck out - By
Sievers / Left on bases - St Louis
l. Detroit Z. Time hour and p min
utes Umpire-O Loughlin.
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Overcome nv Heat

Thomas Nenrc3y twonty-nme years
Of age. !ivlaE AT 30 Street northeast,
was ovlrcowt by The heat mar tHc cor
der &C. First ara II Streets. ucl,hsasJ
!esteiaat In falling he cut himself
painfully ah0u. ,al face. IIe WIS re-
rcyei - tive Casua.y Hosptu. IN al
"a. ..c-s. wagons
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Eariae slightlp Wounded.

Rear Admiral Franz Wildes. az Cavito,
reports TO tle Navy Department tiat
Corporal Daniel Evans, OF the MAJ inc
Corps, was wounded in the right side,
tu not seriously. In an cusa aUent
w!,h ladron,a near M9rons. La4-a, On
June -
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Tiest base On bslls-OG Wolfe. .; of
2.e&a5a1e, =; csl Dalliuger. !. or Clarke.
S5sucb out By Clarke. j.; by Balcu-
gr Home run-Carr. Thrce-hlae
nt-Pcwers. Two-base hits Eai.anEaF,
D. Boz. gHism. Carr Cummings, 'eu-
wl,f. Sacrifice hit-BurSe S,oian ha-'s
-ga.su. Eeafe Carr. 5; Gibson, .; Bal
I-ager. Clarke. McNIara. Begbla play
-CarEe o Bishop 10 Powers. Hit ay
pitcher-Ey Wolfe. .: hv Clarke, !.
Passed -iudalcson. UIn9i.e-Eca-
alle. Time OF same-- hours AM 10 uia-
utes.
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To Be Buri,d in Washin-ton.

The remains OF Ella W~acfs. who died
ar the Mauulsviue Fcnienuary on s1t7
-rday, VIII rra5a.ly he huigd here.
Relatives Of the woman are taking steps
10 this end. She was sent 10 prison for
iufietius wounds on Isaac Haus1a. from
which br died. i'm . row H. hau=o ueas
thn AaIuI n U.nrsntnNn.
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col. ROGERS LOSES CASE.
United States Circuit Cor-t IN CHIC Re
fuses Pe-f--ou.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July s.-jGdze
Wins. ri the Uritet states Circuit
court. today dism ssed Use proceedings
brought 1y the Phiia1e.9i.a National
League C!Gb against Bernhard. the
pitcher. TO oof0ael him 20 Play witi t5e
rhlad, .lhia cl.h or not a{ all he
court held that it had 80 jur- iic'!4 q
in tha case, Eer hard being citizen Of
the state oI NeT YORK. The case q
Laioie u then '.seI $50 by tle court.
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ATHLETICS WIN OUT.
c. Seventeen Fast Innings With Cap
tain Collins' Warriors.
Cspei-l % Tic Washington T.mes)

BOSTON, Maes. July 9.-Philadelph.a
won remarkable game from Boston
today A home run by Parent and a
single ued tho score in the sixth n
the seventeenth Monte Cross knocked
home run, schrcckeDgost tripied AM
red oa Waddell's fy 10 left
Iuyirc Connolly called third strike
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Standing Of he Teams.
l9nl.-1."'' Il! F97#.

Qra':s-s Fi1a s;-ata Dt-I:-It 7-sl,ea
to So.7e.
PITTsBU2G. Igly e.-Dohe1y-woa az
cth-r game fer T.Jte5urs and toT' s!T in
n'ngs only one PhnadoiP,:.aa rgacsed
second base
In tho seventh Doom aad Brown sing-
led and Hsi.naa tripled. scoring I've
-u-s Tlt 5cote.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

on Dourherty, who was the last man up
In the seventeenth. Fans thought the
ball had hit the batter, ana were gciug
to mob the umpire, when the police
lnmned in Score:
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Kendall Green stars. Who have
defeated The Eastern Colts the best
three ont Of dye games; the Young
Nanhaitans twice, aaI the Carrie Ma
ticns two cut OF three games. would like
10 hear from some cf the strongest
teams In or cut Of the District aver
aging seventeen years. Address rhai-
lenges, r. GiiloH 2lI K street north
east.
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Cincinnati IvTer HIS
Ero K N lis
tielcF
22n0Tfa SHClg5 U VIII
Allows Tcs.erers p Three Eiss-
Pitching Plss-z End FklIie7 Es5-
lest I3-i Of 75e.tion-Ca-di1a!s
hey G15tol -.

ctNcINN@TL Ja'y with Eahn a11
D-u-ra I.,-.a.s % Tess iaaa
~ seegrri Gee hts
ana Ill - c.lli2as;.s tAfs
i,i's ard pitched wcn-
','t.7! t asfs o1 bells
7sj elGs tbe 5l,--la
s,1en frHe driven. Thre
cra vcre insle 5s-iini Delovar TIC
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ton. 3. Two-base hits Kelley. B~esna-
nan 2. Robinson. Doyle Lee, CLARKE
Three-base hits-KelIey. Sacrifice hits
McGauu Ely. SeIDsch. Stolen bases BY
seymour Gilbert. BresnahaH Bases on
balls-By Me6innity, ., by Patton. O.
Struck out-By NcGinnity. Passed
balis-Rohinson /; Clarke. T. Len on
tases-BaltinJre, 4 Washington :.
First base on errors baltimore. !. Time
OF game hour and a minutes. I'm
pires- Johnstous and Carruthcrs At
Tendance .ugc
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Batting Matinee.

Bresnahan led the assault on Fort
Patton and brought of two doubles and
two singles as mementoes Of the occa-
sion. Close behind him came Williams
with four glittering singles. while right
on his heels was Kelly with a single,
double and triple.
Altogether it was a great day for the
BaItlmores' making average column
1chile the Birds were innicting sucn
deadly breaches in the walls Of Fort
Patton. the Senatorial cohorts were
pounding away in vain at the gates Of
Castle McGiunity.
Only once did they make a serious i'm
preston. In the fourth inning thai bold
warrior. Jack Doyle. led sort 81 aalk
attack against the baltimore fcrtihca-
tions, and before his progress could be
stayed. the Senators had torn cn four
runs
This. however, was the end Of Wash
ington's run-getting. The iron man
had had his bad inning, ANA from tlat
time forth was iny;ncible
The game was a pretty one to look
at, and many brilliant plays we're made.
Carey and Doyle did wonderfully fine
work Baltimore started run getting in
the first inning, and kept it up to the
end, falling to score only in the third
and fifth innings. Washington scored its
only runs in the fourth inning. when
McGinity seemed to weaken.
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IN an interesting game cr IaI the
Woodward d Lothrop baseball toa,n de-
tcatel the lexington Athletic club by
the score of 90 3 yesterday. 10 was a
pitchers battle from start - finish.
each twifier striking out twelve men
and allowing but six hits. TIE Wood
ward s. Lotirop team VIII play the st.
ElHa5eth's nine at the asylum grounds
on Saturday at 4.S0 O'Clock.
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Totals ..sg > 10 so i
ssa,tsd esr c- ONe.l. ninth.
B-ttsd f-- C.sn in tenth.
= Ie-fz. o O. O @ 0 o O. 8 / -
Sos -n-. ! o @ , o -

I've arc h.ts-Co9!ey. C-rner. Sn i*
Tire, Sc tit-Cre'a.as-t-- D2aa az.
ae-55aa. 8.ashsar ana Nichols, sec
-iaae I.1s-Ta aaey, Nica5ls. stolen.
tozo-IEs=tu Lest ca has szs-st5
Louis. j. Boston. g. S-uct ort-By'
o-Ncu. @: ty Pil-iuE-r, !. Bases On
AalIs1df 6'Esl .; OF Ti,tiuse-. 3.
-aese- tall-1lo-an. Ul,piss--alr o'Uay.
Time % ~arce-3 Iou-s ana 20 -eingJos-
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Two-base hit-Scybold. Three-b base hit
-Seybold. Home run-Parent Hit By
pitcher-Glcason. First base On halls
or binecn, ); of Waddcll / First base
on errors Bostou. !: Philadelphia. /.
LEFT on bases-Boston. 6. Philadelphia.
Z. Sacrifice hi,G-Lachance. /. Cross
Stolen heses-Gleason. Davis. Struck
cut-By Dineen. ,; by Waddeu. IS. Da-,-
bic rlaT-Lachance and Parent. Passed
Ialls-Se hreckeugost , Umpire-Mr
Connolly Time or game-3 hours. At
tendance 3,7S3.
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HAHA-S CURVES 100
MUCH FOR GJPE<AS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Psss.ls q Yes.c-ssvl. car.,.

Rssa-ls ai Ias-c-a5y'a Canes.
CiIcHnaG . Sgo.'.la,
..,as5sre s.. PfalGai Il.s. :.
/. -pHi-, j: bt-jeU. >.
,McaGa-Ac" OK wet Srounis.
yh.:e TL,y P.ay Today.
Philadelphia at Ch.eaga.
New Ncr.. d. Pit-hrr..
Brooklyn a 1t. l.ois.
Lo.uu al iiuc;EEai.
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Doyle Takes Lead.

Doyle opened this inning with fly to
right, which Seymour slightly misjudged
and the hit went for two bases. Dele
hanty was out, Gilbert to McGann. VOL
yerton singled and scored Doyle Lee
doubled to right. Carey was out, second
to first, scoring Wolverton. Fly got a
base on balls and scored with Lee on
Clarke's double. Patton closed the in
ming with an out at first
1t looked as il McGInify might be on
the verge Of a breakdown, but it was
not so. He kept right at Z. ana for
the rest OF the game Washington was
shut out. The score:
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PLAY 4 TIE GALE.
St. Louis s=5 Bos.3a B-stle fcr Ten
Ilzi-gs.

ST. LOUIS. July s.-Ths cardirols and
t'-e 3os.2rs waved ten-inn.as tie
rsr-a rolsy. rae sco7o tei-s . 20 5 when
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Earnel ns-Balnmore. 9. MaahLna-

Baltimore. J > Q o . x-l1
Washington. 0 o o 0 %
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,Batted for ntn.en in serenteenth-
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ONCE AGAIN BOW IN
DEFEAT TO JOE KELLEY'S BIRDS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

Baltimore, Il; Washington. 4.
Phi.ade.phia, +; Boston, >.
81. Louis, 5; I
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Eostcn-. c0CO02OOOOON0O0O0-2
'hil'phia.. 0001OI0O00GOOGOU2-
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St. Louis -. 0 0 0 0 2 D 0 ! -
Detroit ..... @ o 0 0 0 0 o IL
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-01-31
RECEIPTS


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They are not compiler, d, But need
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If you do not possess proper one,
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Brush the. toard over slightly With
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Brush this OVER wi h I'll. Be sure
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The mixture is now ready for shap-
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The meringue should present an egg-
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When ready, carefully turn them
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and put back in the oven TIL tie in
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To serve, fill them with whipped
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The cream Should not be put in till
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They will keep almost any length of
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Apple Chutney.-Clean, stone and
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raisins, and the same quantity Of cur
rants Add half a pound of sour
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and minced, half an ounce Of caynne,
ore tablespoonful of brown sugar,
four ounces of salt, half teaspoonful
Of pepper, one ounce of garlic and
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All these ingredients are ground to a
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Afterwards sufficient boiled brown
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To be above gossiping.
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN su

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUP
PLES-Department Of the Interior,
Onlce OF Indian Affairs, Washington,
D. c., March /, 1902. Sealed proposals,
indorsed Proposals for beef, -four,
| etc." as the case may be, and dir
ected to the Commissioner of Indian
Anairs, 235 Johnson street, Chicago.
Ill, will be received until o'clock, D.
m. of tuesday, April Is, 1902, for
furnishing for the Indian Service,
beef, flour, bacon, beans, coffee, sugar.
rice, tea, and other articles OF subsist-
ence; also boots and shoes, groceries,
soap. baking powder, crockery, agri-
cultu al implements, paints. oils, glass,
tinware, wagons, harness, leather, shoe
findings, saddlery, etc., hardware,
school and medical supplies, and q
long list of miscellaneous articles.
Sealed proposals. indorsed Proposals
Tor blankets, woolen and cotton goods.
clotnlng, etc" as the case may be. and
directed to the Commissioner OF In
dian Affairs, No.. II and 70 Wooster
street. New York City, will be received
until 1 O'Clock, p. m, OF Tuesday. May
IL, 1902, for furnishing for the Indian
Service, blankets, wooden and cotton
goods, clothing. notions, hats and
caps BIDS must be made out on gov
eminent b-ahks. Schedules giving all
necessary information for bidders will
be furnished on application to the In
dian Office, Washington, d. c.: Nos.
n and 10 wooster street, New York
City; 235 Jonns,L street, Chicago,
H.; No. S15 Howard street, Omaha.
Neb.; the Commissaries Of Subsistence,
y. s. A., at Cheyenne, Leavenworth.
st. Louis, st. Paul, and San Fran
CISCO; the postmasters at Sioux CITY.
Yanktol, Arkansas City, Caldwell. |
topeka. Wichita. Tucson. Bids will be
opened at the 49,. n:,i IaJs above
stated, and BIDDERS are invited to be
at the opening. The Depar,
nent reserves the right to determine
me point o. delivery and to reject anv
ind all bids, or any rart of any bid.
w. A. JONES. Commissioner.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-04-30

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