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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27
a Printer Greatly Surprised.

Il never was 50 much surprised In
my life, as I was with the results of
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm says
Henry r. Crook, pressman Of the Ashe-
vile IN. C.) Gazette. Il contracted a
severe case of rheumatism early last
winter by getting my feet wet. / tried
several things for it without benefit.
One day While looking over the Gazette
I noticed tina Pain Balm was positively
guaranteed to cure rheumatism, so
bought a bottle of it, and before using
two-thirds of it my rheumatism had
taken it's fight and I have not had a
rheumatic pain since" Sold by drug
gists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27
Reduced Rates.

To points in Utah and Colorado via
Chicago Great Western Railway. Free
chair cars. Berths about half the price
of the standard sleepers. For full infor-
nation apply to j. A. Ellis. ticket agent,
Marsllalltown. la.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27

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cents.
Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives away all impurities from your
system. Makes you well. Keeps you
we'll. Rocky Mountain Tea. 35c.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27

An opera house will be erected at
GAINESVILLE, $4,000 having already been
subscribed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27

coua Mnnav by dyeing yourfaded garments
o0sS Nluhey with Diamond Dyes. 10 cen is.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-03-27

Editor Times Republican: Please an
nounce that at the request of many
friends John S. Brandon has consented
to be a candidate for councilman from
the Fourth ward.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
Fl crimen de .anOche
HaIIazgo de TN cadaver

El cab0 de policia del barrio de Santur
ce, tuv0 conocim:ent0 esta maiiana, de que
en- ell sitio denominado ssalto del cabr0n, 81
habfa hallado ell cadAver de un hombre.
Ell agente de "a autoridad, en- union de
ito Gel crimen, donde pudieron confirmsl
10 ciert0 de La nOticia, encontrando tendido
en- ell suelo Ell cuerpo de Simon Oampos J
Oampos, que presenra euatro enormes heri
das en- Ia cabeza y una en- ell rostrc, de ne
cesidad mortales, causadas cou IN ma
chete.
Junto al muerto, que estaba vestido con
pantal6n y camiseta, Sc encontr6 una bote.
lla con IN POGO de ron. A 800 pasos del
cad&vcr Sc eneontr6 un sombrero que fu(
reconocido como de la propiedad del muerto
por la faMilia de este.
i Embellishments Sc comunic6 Ia noticia
al Jusgado de San Francrsce, comparecien.
do los seficres Juez SeoretaTiO para orde.
mar Ell ellevantamiento del cadaYer entablar
las diligencias sumariales en- averiguaci6n
del autor del crimen.
Como rpsultado de estas diligenclas ha
sido preso Ramon Rodriguex Mendez, natu.
raj de Granada EspafiaI, de 40 amos de
edad, soltero do ofcio cantero, pero que
en- Ia actualidad, esta encargado de una hor.
talIaa que hay cerca del siti0 del crfmen.
Las sospschas recaldas en- este individuo
sc basan on las siguientes circunstanciss.
An0che, las siete, encontrabase Ramon
Rodnguez comprando una botella de RON en-
Ia pulperia de Santos Alfonso, cuando llegt
la victima dicl6ndole con ademan amenasa
dor que le tenia que hablar. Ambos sa-
Heron afHera, donde permanecierou largo
Irato conversandp en- VOC baja Sc fueron 4
otra pulperia pr6xima donde bebieron unai
copas marohandose despues.
81 detenido dice que, al llegaI su casa
jle pidi6 su acompanante nm dinero, que q
le facillt6 , MEGA en- absolute haber tornado
participation en- el asesinato hacienda ID
ves la apologize del muerto 81 que llama 81
meier amigo.
Ninguna declaration formal existe contri
lei detenido, no siendo ls de un niiio de la v
cindad, que asegura haber visto en- Ia mane
Ide Ramon Rodriguez. un cuchiIlo cuand,
Iraeres6 su casa las nueye de Ia noche.
Hay tambi6n Ia declaration de Saturni
ma Marques Osmpos, prima del muerto,
Il cnJa casa estuyo llamando este, peFo eli,
dice, que no qniso sbrirle J oy6 Ia VOC de
Ipresunto autor del crirnon que ie Aenaba d
denuetos y groserias invitandoIe que fue
j 90 con 81 J Il dtjsse dormir trsnquila.
i Onsndo ID policia fu6 esta msfiana & prem
Il der 81 hombre sospechoso, encontT6 I'M
ImDjer que yiye con u lavsndo la ropa gu
Ilevaba puesta snocae segdu las declaracio
mes de Ice yeoinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
Altldla municipal Dc San Juan.
AL PuBLICo

En- session celebrada por el Ayuntamiento
el dia 8 del actual, se tom6 el siguiente
acuerdo,
sDe corformidad con Ia Secci6n segunda
de la Ley votada por Ia Asamb.ea Legisla,
tivs, sobre cierre de ciertos establecimientos
:omerciales industriales los Domingos
despues de medic dia, sefialando penalida-
dfs para las infracciones que 50 cometan, Ell
Ayuntamiento acuerda;
1e-Los estab!ecimientos comerciales, al
por mayor, les casas bancarias y de p.6sta-
mo, tiendas de telas, sastrerfas, quinCallas J
ferretsrfas permaneceran cerrados los Do
m;ngos dtmas dias isriados, salvo On los
casos urgentes de tuerss mayor, y pI6Via
authorization de Ia Acadia.
2e-Las pulperfas, colmados estableci.
m:entos analogos y los industriales, barberfas
Iy puestos de frntas podlan peimanecer
abiertos los domiDgos demas dias feriados
hasta las doce de Ia maiiana.
3o-Las panaderiss, confiteifas puest0
de leche, podran permanecer abiertos los
kDomingos demas dias feriados has.a las
inueve de Ia noche.
4c-Los ca'6s y restaurants podran per-
manecer abiertes al pdblico hasta las Goce
Q0 IL uOCu6s
5.e-Los cafetines estaraa abiertos, los
dias laborables hasta las nueye de Ia noche
| y hasta las diez los feriad0s.
| 6. 6.e-Durante los dias laborables, los es-
tablecimientos anteriormente relacionsdos
SO cerraran las nueve de la noche, excep.
tuando los comprendidos en- Ia ragla 8. q
que podran permanecer abiertos hasta las
diez de Ia noche.
Ouando algunos de los establecimientos
hsys de peimsnecer alberto por tener que
atender servicios especiales, como los pro-
cedentes de contrata para transporte de co
rrespondencia con los Estados Unidos y al
gun otro snalogo, solicitaran autorizaci6n
de Ia Alcaldia.
AL hacer pdbliCo el preinserto acuerdo,
SO advierte todos los comefciantes 6 indus
trialts de la Municipal,dad, que quedan de-
rogadas las autorizaciones anteriormente
concedidas para tensr abiertos slgunos es.a-
blecimientcs hssta determinadas horas de
la noche.
San Juan, Pto Riso 6 de Mario de 1902.
M. Egozcue, alcalde de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
La reunion de la may0rfa
republicana de la ca
mara Baja
SestenJdo debate
OPINION GENERAL CONTRARIA
AL TRATADO
Los dltimOs cartnchos de los fayOre
cedOres de Cuba
(Asrvicie cablegrAfico especial del BOletin
MercantiI)

(Asrvicis cablsgrAico especial del BOletin
MercsntiD
Nueva York, viernes.-Dicen de
Washington que anoche Sc reunid
ls mayoria republican, de Ia Ca
mara bsja para estudiar cl Mensa-
je especial del presidente Roosevelt
y despu9s de uu sostenido debate
On 81 que preponderaha ana opinion
ccntraria & Ia concession de benefi.
clos { la isla de Cuba, fue acuerlo
el presentar ell tratado otra vez ante
81 Congreso el pr6ximo martes, para
que recaiga una votaci6n deGnitiva
en- el asunto.
Los elementos simpatizadores de
Cuba, est&n hacienda los 1ltimos
eafnersos para sacar victorioso el
tratado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
OPnBAc1ozns scBRn MI MUHLnB

Por Gonzalez Fontansls y cc,
a Sncrs de L Villamil y CO y j
Oth3a y hermsno so cls queso Dola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
SerYiciO Especial
Poia CABLE DEL
B0LETIN MERCANTIL..
Una resolution del
Attorney general
Los puertorriqueiios no tienen derecho
de cindadanfa
NEGADO Ell VOTO A LOS EMIGRA
DOS EN LAS ISLAS HAWAII

Seryioio tslegr&ico especial del Boleti1
Mercantil)
Nueva York, vierres. -Telegra-
mas recibidos de Washington en- Ia
tarde de aver anuncian que el At
torney General ha resuelto que los
puertorriqueiios no estan en- pose
sion de todos los derechos de Ia
ciudadania americana y por 10 tauto
debe negarseles el voto 4 los que
emigraron Il Hawaii y SO encuen
tran trabajando en- las islas de aquel
archipelago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
ENTRADAS DH COSTANHROS
Ninguna
sALIDA DE TRAyEsIA

Para Port Arthur ITexasl eol .amer
:sScotiaD, por Finlay Brothers y Way
mouth Trading co, en- lastre.
Para Pto Plata escalss vsp tran Olin
de Rodriguez, por J T Silva Banking
u Commercial co, con trkusito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME
EETRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Havre J sscalas vsp fran .Oiinde Ro
drigues''& j T Silva Banking s. Com
mercial co, con carga que resenaremos ma
fiana.
De New York, vap amer 'sSan Juann &
The New York s. Porto Rico 8 S co, CON
carga que resefaremos en- el pr6ximo ND
nero,
De Lunemburg, gol ing "Hilds ", 4
Sucrs de L Viilamii j co, 50t3 pescada, 100
cls 70 tambores y 1908 bacalao 100 BIS
arenques 125 bis papas 14O00 pieI madeira
pinc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
sALDA Dn OosTANnRos

Para visques Il aoaImenn oon car
ga genersl.
Para Fsjardo gel .Providencia" con
Pars Oulsbra gel 'sDichouas con car
ga genertl.
Para AFecibo , ruta yap amer "Por
TO Ricon con cargo general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-03-07
Ei gobierno .Colombiano
y ell Canal de Panama
0estiOnes que hace ante el Gabinete
de Washington
EENADORES QUE FAvORECEN
ESTA PRETENCION
Recommendation especial al GObiern0
de Roosevelt

Ssrvieis sablegrkfco especial del Bolstinj
Mercantil]
Nueya York, viernes. Noticicias
recibidas en- esta ciudad desde Kins
ton mani6estan que ccrren rumores
en- aquella plaza de que 81 gobierno
de Colombia esta hacienda actiyas
Rsstiones ante el de los Estados
Unidos para que Sc resuelya cuanto
antss q adquirir de Ia Compafiia
francesa Ia propiedad del Canal de
Panam&. Muchos infuyentes de
Columbia han hecho esta petici6n
al Gobierno de Warrington y 80
aseguraque algunos caracterizados
Senadores han recomendado el asun
10 Il gabinete para que presto par.
ticular atenci6n 4 los deseos de Ia
Repdblica Colombiana.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23

more than that Of any other stream
The pro cot calls Tor two cuts,
Strengthening the river at cost OF
$4,000. lie asked that that amount be
appropriated for the GUS and 50, 900
more for maintenance, and also wanted
provis on made for future cuts, which,
he said, will make unnecessary pro. eft
aI the mouth, which, if undertaken,
will cost 500, 000. Members oil the com
mittee, upon being assured by Messrs.
Jardine and Handy that the land would
be given free for making the cuts,
intimat, d that they would probably
recommend an appropriation of $1,000
for making tie two cuts and main
tenance. No assurance was given re-
garding the future work mentioned by
Mr.. Handy. Mr. Handy said he thought
s25 600 would make all of the cuts
Congressman Reeves asked whether
he would suggest that thu work at the
mouth be deferred until the straighten.
ing is completed. Mr.. Handy snid it
was desired to have the money expended
on the strengthening in preferences to
the work on the mouth.
1t seems likely that $4,000 will be
appropriated for improvement and
maintenance and future improvement
will be considered later.
After Mr., Handy had finished Mr.
Willis informed tho committee that the
citizens of Milford were awake to their
own interests. having appropria, ed
50 800 for dredging in the Mispillion
River
Congressman Ball is making every
effort to have the entire State receive
what is necessary in the matter of Con-
gresyional aid for river mFio vement,
and remarks dropped by the river and
harhor committee yesterday indcal es
that his efforts will be crowned with u
large measure Of success.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
BLlsTS FROM R.4M'S HoRY.

A massive church soon passes away
Uniformity is not essential to ual
The irreverent receive no reveIat
Every act has cause and is a cay
The Needless life will not be weed
Glib religious phrases are but
froth on shallow eddies.
The true furniture of liIs is madI
the factory of drudgery.
Faith remembers His promises AMI
foreets its own failures.
No man caa speak for COD unlesi
has been speaking with Him.
God does not forget to benefit th
who do not forget his benefits.
Gods work will not end in His g
unless 1T is begun in His grace.
God can always grant US our des
when He has changed our hearts.
This miracles Of Christ can only
judged in the light uf Hismission.
When the pulpit is a pedestal
pride 1t cannot be power for God
lie who would be great in the do
trial must be great in that of tribes
The surplus church in the commu
will always be sheep.stealing chu
The bars across the heavenly road
as likely to be made OF gold as OF
Riches in religion must be measl
by expenditure rather than by luce
The preacher who panders to
throng will get no approval from
throne.
If Christian conversation is q
means o! grace, it will be meat
disgrace.
1t will not help t. pray for beav
illum nation after you have blown
the uaudle OF sense,
When the church sells its princl
to buy up ths rich man 1t is quite
to find itself sold,
it makes all the differences IN
world WHISTLER our religion is an y
force or an outer fashion. Jesus Is
master key OF the universe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23

Mix together one pint of cold boiled
potatoes cut in dice, one good sized Gu
cumber pared and cut in small cubes
and cupful of sliced celery and sour
apple pared and sliced very thin. For
the dressing mix one-third cupful Of
melted butter, the slightly beaten yolks
of five eggs, small teaspoonful of
made mustard a teaspoonful of salt,
half teaspoonful of graduated sugar,
dash of cayenne and one-third cupful
of vinegar. Mix thoroughly and cook
over hot water, stirring continually TO
prevent curdling. Continue to beat for
. few minutes after removing from the
fire and when cold add one-half cupful
of thick cream and truspuonful Of
grated onion. Moisten the vegetables
with this dressing and set on ice for
several hours before serving.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
!. Good Cookery.
Copyrighted.
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Place four ounces of finely cut snet In
saucepan just large enough 10 contain
four TO six pounds OF the upper sirloin,
cross rib or rump of beef which has
been rubbed thoroughly with mixture
Of salt and pepper Fry the suet to Il
light brown, put in the meat and let it
cook, turning it often to secure a uni
form color. Add half cupful of boil
ing water, one whole opion and a small
carrot, cover tightly and cook slowly for
three and half or four hours turning
the meat frequently and adding water
when necessary. When tender remove
the meat TO a warm dish, skim the fat
from the gravy and add to it one table,
spoonful of cornstarch mixed with half
q cnpfnl Of cold water. Stir and cook a
few minutes, put in sufficient water to
make creamy sauce, stir and cook
again, strain, pour over the meat and
serve.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23

Clean. wipe and dry the fish rub
with salt, stuff and sew up. Cut gashes
two inches apart in each side, skewer
into the shape of the letter S and rub
all over with soft butter. salt and pep
per. Place narrow strips of fat salt
pork in the gashes, dredge well with
flour, put into hot oven without water
and haste when the four is brown aud
often afterward. When done. remove
the pork strips, skewers or strings, wipe
off all fat or water and place on hot
platter. Serve with drawn butter fla
vored with lemon, and potato chips ar
ranged about the platter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
scULPToR's IDEA or CHRIS
Formed After Several Years Residenl
the Holy Land.

the Holy Land. N
Success. "
William Ordway Partridge, the EN-
nent sculptor. who spent several yea
in the Holy Land gathering informatit
and inspiration Tor group in wbiC
the Saviour will be the central tigur
writes interestingly en- Christ as I
ideal, succ eskful man. The foilowil
is an extract from Mr.. Partr dge
article:
g In regard to personal appearance \
find Him commanding in figure, sig
of build, of serious mien, with eyes til
were as tender as fawn g and yet ali
to flash fire as He drove the none
changers down the portico of Herod
man makes an Impression in the Ed
either by his great train of folioweE
and the splendor of his accoutrementI
or by his personal appearance and. VIII
the Master stood on the shore Of Galil'
and called the Apostles, who we're thi
but simple fishermen, there was som
thing In the voice so unusual that thti
rough fishermen cast their nets asi;
aud followed Him lnhesi tatingli
Therefore, we must think Of Him d
only as the ideal man in point.
scholarship but also n physical asrEi
1t ie interesting to stand on the
where most OF His ministry was 81 "
and watch, hs the writer has done, 81
fisherman gather in his net, as vaqt
gathers his lAsso, and throw its qui NJ
ing line far out nto the lake The sc
has changed but little, except for "A
lack OF fertility, and the absence Of
noble Roman rorticoes and basi
which stood at CaEernaum in HerSA
reiga
Beyond scholarship and persona
| pearanCe we must look for some n
important features to understand
influence which the carpenter $ son
erted throughout Palestine. We do
realize, until We are 10 Jerusa len,
the site OF the Temple, how greatly NJ
influence was felt, and how it shook
tradit ons 10 their foundations,
only a few hundred stragglerH, but I
thousands upon thousands of PEG
followed Him from place to place.
the very last lie had an opportunity
claim the temporal sovereignty Of
land at will, but what makes his cls
acter stand out in strangest contt
with that of Mohammed and the oil
prophets is that His kingdom was
Of spirit aud not one hunt with harry
From the time one enters Jerusa
during the hour in which the trayd
passes Mount Hermon, the persona
Of tine Master is ever present IN
surroundings Of the Jordan River
ind ed, in the Syrian Desert.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Rehecca Jscquette, formerly of
this city, widow Of Joseph Jac luette,
died yesterday week at residence OF her
daughter, Mrs Belle Paca, in Balti.
more, Md. She was 81, wears of age.
She was a native of New Jersey, but
liy d in Wilmington the greater part of
her life. She lived here unit! about
two years ago, when she went TO Ralti.
more to visit her daughter. While
there, about Is months ago, sho fell
and broke her hip and never recovered
IRON the injury. Mrs JacqueIte was
the mother of Mrs Henry D. Hickman
of this CITY She is survived by Mrs.
Hickman, Mrs. Paoa and one son, Paul
Jscquette. The body was buried at
st. Georges cemetery, Pennsvilis, N. j.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
GEORGE R. TOWNSEND DEAD.
Untii six Months Ago Veteran Real ri
Man Had Enjoyed Good Health.

until six Months Ago Veteran Real III
Man Had Enjoyed Good Health.
George r. Townsend died at
0 o'clock last night week at No
West Eleventh street., OF compiled
OF diseases. He had been in fal
health for the past six months,
before that time had enjoyed such
health That he had not been coniint
the house Oh account of illness.
had a stroke of paralysis about
weeks ago. The funeral took |
Saturday morning, with services a
huuss at II O'Clock. luterpent
made in the Wilmington and Bra
wine cemetery.
George X. Townsend was horr
March 2sth, 1929, near Hare 8 Co
His father Zadock Townsend "
farmer, who later acquired the Care
homestead and prorert, whefe
Park is. Mr.. Townsend went to 81
in New Castle and this city and b
life as a farmer, conducting
farm on the south side OF the q
tiaua, where tho Lobdell works arc
located.
He gave up farming and with
brother, B. Frank Townsend,
father, built tho Old Ferry rolling !
On the south side of the Christ
River. They also built the first br
across the Christiana at Third ST
They continued in tile iron bus
until 1878. when George r. Town
went into ne real estate business,
his cousin, Robert Townsend.
partnership continued for few "
until Robert Withdrew, and GeorE
Townsend continued the business
1891. AT that time his son, CharIe
Townsend, became associated with
and as George X. Townsend & Co,
firm is still in existence
In his long career as a real q
man, Mr.. Townsend had hands
great many important operations,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
HASHEn REEF

Put the gravy saved from roast Of
beef and little water, if necessary, or
the bones of a cold joint boiled down to
a gravy, into a stewpan with two, table,
spoonfuls of good table sauce, one OF
mushroom ketchup, pepper, salt and n
little butter rolled in -four to thicken it,
Simmer gently for about a quarter of
an hour. cool and remove the fat. Gut
cold roast beef into slices. dredge them
with -four and Jay them in the stewpan
with the gravy to simmer for ten min
utes. Serve with sippets of toast.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23
SMYRNA NEWS ITEMS.

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
smyrna Jan. l6.-While unloading u coal
car at the Smyrna depot, tuesday, Daniel
Turner tell down the chute, and was covered
by coal. His left leg was broken, and he was
cut and bruised.
j. E. Diseh, aged 50 years. died Monday.
some years ago he was mentioned for The
Republican nomination for sheriff of Kent
county.
The funeral of William h. Collins, aoed a.
years, who died Saturday. took place ines
Cay, and was largely attended. MIR. Collips
was Democrat. In 1875 he represented this
bundled IN the Legislature. He had also
served as president of the Town Council and
as alderman,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23

Whip the yolfs of two eggs until
thick and light colored and beat into
them one-half cupful of powdered
sugar and one-half teaspoonful of salt
beating until the sugar is dissolved
Add the Juice of one lemon and beat
again. Peel and thinly slice three
bananas and two oranges and place
them in a glass dish in alternate layers,
with the dressing between them and a
layer Of the dressing on top. Set on the
ice and serve very cold Other fruits
and berries in their season can be
treated in like fashion. but when acid
fruits are used more sugar is necessary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-23


Put Into n stewpan a slice Of fat ba-
con, FIVE tablespoonfuls of chopped on
ion and six chopped shallots and cook
until light. brown in color. Then add
dozen chopped mushrooms. seasoning
of powdered herbs and three table,
spoonfuls of chopped capers. Remove
from the fire md then cool, add sutfi-
Gent bread crumbs to make fine paste
and teaspoonful of chopped parsley.
Lay on cooking cloth piece Of
broiled tripe ten inches square and in
the centre of it pile the paste. Fold
over the edges and fasten with white
thread stitches. Season the outside a.
the tripe with salt and pepper, dip it in
beaten egg and melted butter. place it
on an oiled gridiron over slow FIRE and
cook for twenty minutes. Then put it
into the oven with oiled paper above it
for ten minutes. remove the paper and
cook five more minutes, cut out the
threads and serve very hot with a
strained sauce.