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Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Domestic Science.

At that famous English watering
place. Brighton, Miss Ross -Smellie
maintains a college OF housewifery.
Practical instruction is given in gem
era1 housekeeping. cooking, housework.
domestic hygiene and care OF children,
first aid. getting up of fine linen and
1aces, dressmal1ing and millinery. A
student need not take all these sub
jects. though in many instances il is
advisable TO do so. Many prefer to
devote some time to music and lam
guages,, in which case excellent visit
ing masters give the required lessons
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Timely Recipes
Beef Heart Potted.

Wash and remove the tough mem
brane from a beef heart. sprinkle with
salt and pepper put a saucepan over
the fire with one-fourth pound Of lard
ing pork I'm IL; fry until light brown;
dredge the heart with -four; put Il in
the hot fat, turning Il on all sides; add
one cup OF boiling water. one sliced on
ion. a bit of parsley. two cloves and
one carrot sliced; cover the pan and let
cook slowly three hours or until tender;
then remove to a hot platter; skim of
the fat in the pan: rub one tablespoons
fui of corn starch in a little cold water
add to it the boiling gravy. stirring
two minutes. season with salt and pep.
per and strain over the heart; serve
with macaroni and tomato.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
New London Club.

The Ariachne Club. membership in
which is restricted to those who are
"gentlewomen by birth and education %
has just been organized i'm London.
With Lady Alice Archer Hublon as
President. Considering that the an
nual dues are only IS, the advantages
are many. There viii be a private
registry for servants, and a room set
apart for the benefit of country mem
bers, who come up to town once 4
week or so for any special object
There is good bedroom accommodation
and members may be accompanied by
their maids. Effort viii be made to
forward the interests of women's
work.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Bee ksensr.

Mrs. L. b. Baker OF Lansing. Mich.
is proprietress Of a fiourishing apiary.
Starting with two colonies Of bees. she
made the first year profit of 800.
The second year her honey increased
her income to $500. The third years
record fell a little below the second.
because Of long continued draueht
but her profits averaged an increase al
the rate given. The average is excel
lent but is not abnormal, and Will serve
to show what can be done.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Fashions for Children

Fashions FOR children's froclxs and
costumes do not vary to the same ex-
tent from year TO year as do those Of
grown up people, but there is always
enough change to make a last years
froek look quite old fashioned IL it be
not remodeled. The assertion is often
made by those wise individuals who
thoroughly understand the art Of dress
making that it is a mistake to spend
much time or money on last years
clothes. The rule does not an the least
apply to children's clothes. which can
often, by careful making over be made
to look like new.
Simplicity fortunately is fashionable,
for it is always economical so far as
children's clothes are concerned. A
frock made without trimming and fn-
ished with tucks and deep hem can a
second season be entirely changed IN
effect by rows OF braid. which hide
where the tucl1s and hem were let
down, and sleeves and waist can also
be let down and changed in appearance
the same way.
Materials In solid colors are more
fashionable this year than figured. and
there is a wide range Of choice as re-
CARDS colors Different shades of red
and blue, tan, gray and green are al
lotted to children. and IL is, after all
merely a question of which is the more
becoming color. Lightweight zibelinc
with not too rough a surface. cloth
camefs hair. serge, cheviot and yelling
are equally fashionable. while there
are, as wen. different kinds OF So
called novelty goods that are effective
There are several different models
for skirts The circular. the gored. tn,
pleated, the gathered. made with rounc
yoke and in pleats below the yoke, will
attached founce. with narrow or wild,
tucks. A charming design for a ligh
tan cloth costume has a yoke at tn,
sides and back, the front breadth plain
with stitched band at either side. a
full blouse waist. with stitched band II
front and pleated cape collar. with
beaver hat the same shade. this Il
charmingly simple and very smari
costume.
A favorite model I'm serge or camel.
hair has a circular skirt with pleatet
waist The Dleats are finished will
machine stitching. and there ar,
stitched tabs at either side OF the from
breadth, but only long enough to reacI
short distance below TIE belt. Their,
is a square yoke. very narrow: stool
collar, belt and cuffs Of dark red vel.
vet, the only trimming. excepting tht
fancy buttons. In red camels hair ane
with red beaver hat to match this i.
a noticeably smart frock for a girl from
s to IS years OF age.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

|uiet and unostentatiously a business
Ilrprise Of a novel and unique nature
been built up in these parts. and.
|ugh it IS not large enough to attract
i 'reat deal Of attention it is being car
4 on successfully from a financial point
. .view. Mention is made of it to illus
& e the fact that uhis part of the world
possibilities that few people have ever
amed Of. and also to Illustrate the fur
r fact that If a man cannot do one
lg he can do another. A man who has
a brains in his head can often turn
a financial profit the very things THAI
considered Of least value and a detri-
+ nt 10 the country.
early everybody who has lived in
7benix long is acquainted with DR.. r..
+. Kunze, better known locally as "the
catcher" Dr. Kunze is a man Of re-
ment and education, ahough he is very
. st and unassuming. lie takes TO ecien-
things as a duck does to water and
be here a few years ago from New
*. Noting the many bugs butterflies
insects here that are rarely found in
er parts, he began TO systematically
industriously collect them and send
+ m ITO eastern collectors, schools. ETC..
1t Is understood that his work was
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Ham Salad.

Cut ham. cold boiled. I'm small dice
until there IS one pint; shave the
same amount OF crisp cabbage: slice
very thin two small cucumber pickles
and two picked button onions; make
"a bed OF the cabbage in a salad dish,
put the ham in the centre, then the
pickles and onions. pour over n hot
dressing, made Boil half a cupful OF
vinegar with two teaspoonfuls of su-
gar, half a teaspoonful each OF salt.
mustard and pepper; melt one tea
spoonful of butter, stir into It one tea
spoonful Of -four and add gradually tn,
hot vinegar; stir over the fire until
thick and smooth: stir in another Ia
blespoonful Of butter and one we'll beat
en- egg; stir quickly one minute.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Trained pome..ies.

London has an association Of Trained
Charwomen, "charwoman" being the
name applied 70 woman who goes ou.
cleaning by the day. All those sent out
by the association are guaranteed TO
be competent, honest and sober. With
out charge. they learn under a certi-
fed teacher OF domestic economy the
latest methods Of doing house1ol
work. Their wages are fixed al. Sc
cents day, with board, or 81 cents
without.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

f. J. Lucky" Baldwin. the Califor-
MIA horseman, hopes that before long
he will succeed in incorporating part
of his famous Santa Anita ranch as
Che town of Arcadia. An ordinance has
been passed by the supervisors giving
the residents permission to hold an
election soon to determine the dues-
ton. It is said that once incorporation
is obtained the town Of Arcadia viii be
run wide open; that a race track will
be built and that the beautiful ranch
at the base Of the Sierra Madre Noun
tains viii be made an ideal sporting
resort. Baldwin continues to deny
these runors OF his intentions. The
present population OF Arcadia is barely
above the prescribed minimum OF 500
souls, the majority of those being ern-
ployes Of the Santa Anita ranch.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
smeet H. cronnettes.

Steam one scant cup Of rice in one
pint of boiling water or use hale milk
and water; when very soft add while
hot two teaspoonfuls Of butter. one ta-
blespoonfui of sugar. and the well beat
en- yolis Of one egg; add a pinch OF salt;
il too stiff add a little hot milk; spread
on a platter and when cold form small
hollow cakes; put i'm the centre OF each
small raisin or a piece Of stewed
prune, jelly or marmalade; fold IN hair.
roll in crumbs. then IN egg. then In
crumbs again; put several In the fry
ing basket and fry in smoking hot fat.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TON. PHILADELPHIA.
FOR THE WEST AND NORTH.

$40 a. m. daily. Pittaburg. Chicago. In
annapolis and Louisville. (DlmnH tarJ
1913 "a. M. daily FOR Piltsburg, chicago,
indianapolis and Louisville. tDiniis
ln,& 4. m. daily. Pittsburg. ana cieve-
1870 D. m. daily. est. Louis limited. .
/ Pittshurg Cincinnati. Indianapolis. and
\ ST. Louis. Dining caro-
l2;so p; m. daily, -fennsylvainia lAml1isdd,
and Detroit. Dining Caro-
f.9o r. p,I1 NJ Ia daily Fit,snurg, GhicaEio
and oisxi'f st foss Sia 5i1ihc 6binins carj u'"''00'
7.og p. N. daily. from Germantown Juno
| Chicago Toledo and Cleveland. oDin'
SIS D. m. daily. PittsburE. Columbus
Cincinnati indianapolis Louiville and
Sc. Louis. Fer Gary. W. Va. (via Sllen-
$50 p. M daily. Piftsburg and Chicago:
II S5 n o'npo' M sa,iv PitfsbnreS Cleveland
Cincinnati. and 81. LC-,~
II 20 p. m. daily. Pittspurg ard chicago;
Valley Route; FOR Cleveland. except SAT-
Us q. m. daily. Lock Haven Express.
$50 a. m. week days Kane Express.
Il 40 a. m. week days. Eimlra and Remove
iS6 b. M Sundays. wniiamsport Express.
SO b m daily. Erie Express
~. ~ D. M tilllt Eflt AAIICtas
Cumberland valley r. r.. As SO. II 40
a. M. $50. Sa5 ana u 20 b. a.. week
days. Sundays. s2s and n % p. m.
FOR BUFFALO.
Via Emporium Junction. $50 a. m and
h.-5 D. M, daily.
via CanandalFua. $50 a. m. week daya
$50 d. m, except Saturday. and ITO
y. M. daily.
% Dining Gag.
% Accommodate tion Trains.
f,0 Limited Express. Vestlhule Parlot
Cars, Nestihuie Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company Will
and residences.
For further information. passengers are
referred 60 the ticket agent az the sta
ton.
w. w. ATTERBURY. j. r. WOOD.
Gen. Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
&c erIddIe cakes.

through "A sieve add one tablespoonful
Of melted butter and one level tea-
spoonful OF salt; break in two eggs and
beat we'll. add one cupful of milk. beat
again, and pour this over one cupfnl of
flour and add two level teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder; If the batter seems too
thick, add a little more milk; bake in
a hot griddle a good brown on both
sides.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
nnIn,narn niulaInn

Fcv New castle, fS. S.2S a. M. Sol
4 .O2 ana 6.hi =. m. week days.
For f.owes and Rehoh9ih, BIS a. m.
and f.02 y. m. week-days.
For Dovcr. Harrington, and Deimar,
7.sS S.2S. 1O.5s a. m. 4.02. c.5i week days
and 1904 night. daily.
For wyoming and way stations. S.ol p
M. week days. -.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. l0.hs a. m. week
days and 12.of night daily.
For Atlantic City
Connecting az West Philadelphia. $40 a.
M. 2.fl ana $50 p. m. weekdays S'l'
a. m. and $50 p. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Considerable quantities Of American
can undoubtedly be sold in Nrozam-
bique, but they must first be introduc,d
by travelling representatives of the
manufacturers. Once introduced. fu
dicious advertising and letter writing
viii serve to keep the trade in a
healthy condition. -s..~,.s .-
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Ear th, South,

Atlantlc Coast Line.-Express 12.& r.
M and i2iS night. dafiy.
Southern Railway. Express o.uO n. M.
and 1.3i D. M, daily.
saaboard Air line Railway .--Expreaa
ST. 00 e.. M. and 4 JOS j. M, daily.
Norfolk and Western Railway For
Memphis and New Orleans. 6.& p, n.,
daily
Chesapeake a cs'5 ntliyay NIX press ,,,.
n .0i q. "a. week days. Sis D. m. daily
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Philadelphia and
Reading Railway
twiImIngIon dIvisIon.l

limc-taplc IN erect oeplcmper2o.
Trains leave Wilmington. (King street
station), for Elsmere Junction. Mont
chanin. Wintcrthur, Cuyencourt, Gran
epue, Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction.
Pocopson. West Chester, Ismbreeville.
Mortonviile. Coatesvlle and intermediate
stasions, daily, except Sunday, at 7.35 a.
m, daily 7Io and 4.so p. IN. Sunday
only S.Ioa a. M
For Suplee. Elyersou and intermediate
stations, daily, except Sunday, at 7.3S a.
m, daily, 7.io and 45o p m. Sunday
only $40 a. m.
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and
intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day at 7.3s a. m. and 2.Io p. m. Sunday
only at $40 a. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
From Chestnut street and South street
Ferries
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

1t is good thing that the veteran
never counts his men before he starts
10 kill them ia the battles OF the Civil
War he fights for his friends.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
RIee lad cheese croausttes.

To one cupful Of cold boiled rice add
half a cu2fui Of cheese. one egg beaten
a little, salt and pepper to season; heas
long enough to cook the egg; turn out
on platter and when cold divide into
as many portions as are TO be served /;
shape into crOquettes; roll in crumbs,
then in beaten egg. then in crumbs
again; fry IN deep fat a golden brown,
drain on paper; arrange on a hot plat
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
~.A BAL1IMORE&OH Ono
RAEGROAI)s

RAGGROAFD.
Schedule in enect May IL. 1908.
All rrains Illuminated with Plntsch lislW
Trains leave Wilmington, Dclawars
NEW 9e5RgKl week days. $50 -o.4o.
10 bS a. m. f12. n $3.50. '3.8 t>oym Lin
5sea 52 'ig15 n M; s. So1H,,ays 9,,ays i,,5s. n.
teu). s1i2 tm.55 p. "a.
pELPnIA. week days 70
$50, ,e.f5. 7.2l sS.o9. % 40. .io.5@ io;sl a.
NJ. ,i2.gl tl.I 300 $50. q o. SIS Troy
lal BimiteO l6 22 IS i1 ~. .l2 tf0.55 p. m.
smdays 8 &c 700 Ssi - 40 'i05s 'il.;s
7.c5, IA S.iS 'ia5 Is p. m. 80
Chester. week days. $50. r6 IS. 7.2Q. 'S.os.
94t JOBS le.5. a. M; ,l.2', 5-co 4,2e' ~
y 80. ,f2, 'losS p. M. sundays ~ 80 81
t0 -i0.63 ff.5l a. M; $50. 100. ''.4-'
SIS. ,l0.55 D. m.
Atlantic ciiy week days. 'a.i5, and ~s.aq
I Limitcd) Sundays T20 M; $3.50 p. m
Cape Nav and Ocean City, week Gays.
% S'i' e e oo M; '5'ao p. IA. Sundays '.-V H.
Sea Isle city. week dasq, '0.f. a. M;
$50 p. m sundays, '5.eS a. M 's~
Baltimore and Washipgtor. week days.
n 4lA .Sl6. -li.23. 9 M - -. s'9o'
4 SO. '6.2o tRoyai limited. 'S0l. slol9 2
IN sundays, -tl?. SIG a.. M; w. .;o Sz6; y
90 'b.n oRoyal Limited 'A-l' lvAV
BALTIMORE ana way citations. week days
n q a. m S.0 y. m. Sundays. SD a. m-'
{ Newark week davs AIS. e2s $40.
Q.Qs. ~ % a. m; l.2o 800. sf55, Ola
; Isol 10 Do p. m. Surdays, H.13, fSl1. SIS
! la. M; 'i.22, f.37. y .0i. 1850 p. n.
li.fsburr. week drvs * 80 a. M; - -
.iiSS. 70 10 2 M. sundays. 'S.i6 a. M; $40.
b 'lu.lQ y. NJ
4 Chicaec, daily 'sls n. M; $40 .. m.
Cincinnati and St. Louis SIG n. M:
no. p. M. daily.
Al @ngerv accommodauon, week days.
- " lVVN a. m, 3.2n 6.1f p. m. Sundays.
SIC q. M. G37 li.so p. ri.
4 tsindt nhurE accommodation week days.
= s.p a. M $3.50. 600 p. M. Sundays TO-
LEAVE rirrUNnrI puTA for Whining
Z ton. week days q IS 7 no. n co. a.15. 10. .49.
a. M; 1900. tl2. tS n .h2 2.1I. f3nN. - 20,
a la.co $3.50. a6.N 1RovnI finitcd). 600. 80.
;, q. p 81. ~ 81 p. m. Sundays. s3.2n. -.
~ ~, $40 a, M; ~ is else o lh 20 oS ~.
& fS doya iimited). Gas. T.2s. 'o.a3. 1913
3 "Royal Tdmiicdr "a composed cxciu-
! lsvcly Of Pullman narlor. observation and
I. IqlhinH cars No extra fare except regular
y Pullman charge
: pclmarvla Telephone M. fa3 A.
= " a A. Telephone Nh. 1f7, A
RATES 10 Western points lower than via
TT. A. MILLER
travelling Passenger Agent
= Market street Station. Wilmington, Del
- and a. Phone No i7sS A.
G. W. nAssTTT. G. p. A
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

A painstaking survey OF the fishes of
the Nile, extending far UP both Blue
and White Niles, has Just been COM
pleted. II adds fourteen new species
to about ninety known before. and
gives much other valuable information.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Last year Siberia's butter pJoduc-
tion amounted 10 over 100000 600
pounds. siberia butter is now being
sold in the London market There are
now over $500 butter-maldng dairses
in Siberia.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

DAILY. : Sundays. ( Weekdays.
"a" Sundays, South ST., 8. 90. go Sf.oo
Excursion
Detailed time tables At ticket Office,
18th and Chestnut SITS $50 Chestnut St.,
zoos Chestnut ST.. COG South 81 St., 3g67
Market St. and at stations.
Union Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels aud resi-
denccs.
A. I. DICE, EDISON ]. WEEKS.
Genl Supt. Gen'l Pass'r Agt.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
'rOsby s Hill
-,e Things Tell You Why
Should Come Here Wednesday

Therell be numerous of seasonabe articles for
their usual prices and others for considerably less than
of the best buying opportunities of the seasonfor
3nce
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule Ia effect October 6, 1905.

Schedule Ia effect October 6, 1905.
Trains leave Wilmington a. follows:
For Philadelphia La. sis 20, $40. 6 80
l,o5. 7.42. 80 iSQ7, $50 800. 9.s5, 1909.
3O 1.S7. i2.S2. 800. 2.ii. 400 sA. 5.05
b.26. e.u7 eco. '6.31. 6.65. 1t0 500 sec
9.lc lo.eo. and MI p. m. weekdays.
a. NJ. rs. "a. Ia 200 500 gSo'' 40 II ~
'5.25. G.01 C.30. ITO, il.2S. $50, e.0s. GIG
1000 and iI.O0 p. m. SUNDAYS
E Eer a Sa's'ST ss ssS g. 49, 49, 5s 19 i5S ' 5s ss
s.ss. 5.oo co. 400. 4.5i 5.@. So sdi 5'' els
Ss as s'3 ia.o9 9o = 2na 10 H siS 80 Roo 5ss wsSs sSs
tji l5g', e.o7. rs 500. 1890. ana iiis
For New Yori, Ctarough cxpressl. i.4e
lia. 9s5 n.l5 a. m, s.'l2.is q 81. s.i1
800. [, 10. eO q no. s.J6 p. M, week DAYS
%. 2.l9 9.a5. III As a. M; r.7, $50. e.ol
For New York icoaaectlng AZ Phlladel
phila), i.49. s.19. 40. T.oS Gconnectilg a
West Phila1elphia), $50. q.25. 1000, II.
q. M, ts.i2 ie. iis.so. Isl, 800, a.l1 t5i
a West Phlladelphial week days 4 E
49, 10 f7f0 $50. 9.S II ~ a. M, 81
400. 4.Sf COZ 500 T.il e.l6. and w, q
p. m, Sundays Cconnectn at West Phha
For boston. without change. 1902 a. n
snd SEQ y. rn. week dsysl 500 ,. m. sur
For Nework Center ana iutermeiiai
stations, 7.f5 a. m. and e.R y. ~. wee
days.
baltimore ard washington. 12.fs 80
i.is. 500 $40 u0.lS. and y :Qi a. m, " Z
sos '6.sS ss65E. T.3i. sis >. m. an
l2.lS nlcht. week DAYS l2ts. $50, ~
500 uN.1S. n. m, u o5 ~. %, 'l,bO, s,e
O. 0S Sos COS. 20 1s q 81. Sis p. m, ar
/ ~ rs nights. Sundays.
Baltimore and intermediate station
/ .2li tin, SIS, p. m. week days ar
l 10. 10 n. M. Sundays. I.
/ For Lake Placid tthrouch Sleeping NaI
/ l.li p. m. Mondays Wednesdays "a
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
SEASIDE RESORTS
Atlantic cisY.N !,

White farm labor is producing an in
creasirg proportion Of cotton. and the
dictum that the negro is absolutely IN
dispensable for cotton culture is fast
becoming a wornout tradition.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
A Shirt Waist
Opportunity

One OF the best New York Shirt
Waist makers has sent us about
45o white and colored, heavy
cotton Shirt Waists which repre-
sents his surplus stock Of these
lines-these on sale Wednesday for
third less than ordinarily-the
prices are
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
A Manufacturers Stock
of FIanneIette PettiCOats,

full length, with wide rufie, light
and dark colors and silk stitched
bottoms, for just Il price,
25C each.
These on sale Wednesday only,
and only while the lot lasts.
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

Leave Phiiadainhia. Broad street SO,
lf0 1i3 $50 w12. 1910. io.eo. ~ 30
u % g.. M. " .ag. 1.1s, u.2s. 2.9. $50. y b
g. o.. N.0i. 4fe N.f9. SCI. SEE ,s.ss
and ~ .3S p, m. week days. 2. - ban. x
S.M la.l,, 10 So. ia a. No n2.8 ls
2 81 3.17 80 p.os, 5.25, CIR 80, hse
S.l2 no e2 n ~ and ~ ~ y. m. sunday T.
From West Philadelphia. 1901 and ~ y
a. m, 3.25. 5.55. and 6i5 p. m. week DAYS
l2.ol ana ii.65 a. M. 3.25 and b.b5 p m
SUNDAYS
Evening journal., 1903-10-20

We have three or four cases oi
anton FlaEnels contracted for
ing before cotton prices took tc
Iaping. Wednesday we'll give
pu the benefit, and shall price
lem
Evening journal., 1903-10-20
EOmen's, Misses and Boys Shoes
ress Goods, Special for Wednesday

On this day only shall offer 50 in. a-wool Bla
9th, always sold at 75c the yard, for 58c yard.
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-11
crsbapvle Trees

Tho best culture methods for this
group OF fruit is not unlike that re-
qulred by our common vsTictlep OF
apple. says y report Of the Virginia
station. They are not as vigorous In
growth. aud VIII Therefore need less
pruning. aud may be plated much
ciosCr together than tho common aP
PIE: 20 90 % feet apart each way q a
good distance for tho trees. Those
varieties which belong 20 tho Siberian
group. such a. Red slborlaa and Lake
yellow. are upright In hsDit. ana are
slower growers than those of the hy-
hriG type. aud therefore may be plant.
cd even closer than above directed.
Tho crab-apple requires cultivation
and Systematic spraying, De same az
other apples.
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-11
4: oTHrao GEE 10.
FeeIish Ideas % American Society
Hello IN England.

ltclG ~ GU9idno.
That somo Buglish people Believe
Americans capable ~ any sort OF
frcakish notion under the guiGo OF en-
tertainment IA attnsted By a paragraph
In a recent issu0 OF an English weekly.
Tho writer. woman. says that an
American friend tells her that "a nog
Yankee notion 10 a cray social az
which the idea a. that everybody and
everything should look ana act as In.
saneiy as might bo. The costumes.
the women aud mea ahOuld be eccen.
triclty personidcd. aud tho food served
should DO arranged 20 match" Ac.
cordins 20 this chronicler az recent
crazy aooial' the meats were served
In Jelly molds. Jam pots or dust pans:
the vegetables IN cake baskets. tho
slanomanso in frc shovel. the Eco
cream In a stew pan. the wine glasses
were filed with n rstard. the jellies
tromblcI IN saucepan lid. the cream
was IN n pickle bottle. tho sugar In tho
salt cellars and the salt IN the sugar
basins. Tho thinss which ought 10
have been roasted were boiled, ard
salt favored food which 10 usually
gvGct. Attempts were made 10 eat
clear soup with desert forks and Tea
cream Win table kuives.--Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-11
N n. nrncn.irr.

The bids for the new cell block at
the Jackson prison were opened Mon
day. hut the contract was deferred nm
tl the meeting 81 the prison board
bc'rmhcr 10 However. Il seems cer-
cain that : N. Avery OF Jackson. as
sistdut Quartcrmnster general. VIII get
the contract. he having smashed an
alleged combine with low bid. The
bids follow:
Stewart Iron Works. Cincinnati
Proposition Va. /. $llG.Ji0; proposition
No. >. SllN.535.
Champion Iron Co. Kentou. o.-NO.
I. Si]G. 1913; No. >. Si50.20O
Pauly jail building Co. 81 Louis
No. I. Sl5l,llG; No. >. SiTl.Ii0ol.
Van Dorm Iron Works Co. Cleveland
No I. SiiI.s6T; No. =. Slj6,G0Sna.
=. n. Avery. Jackson-No. l. SlI0.-
900: No. ,. Sil6.O0.
\ month ago. az n meeting Of the
hoard OF control. according 10 Dr.
lills. 4 reprcSrutatlve-who name
the warden aud others pTitiveiy re-
fuse &c eivP out--nf one OF four bid
dCrs. interviewed Warden Vincent ana
minated that nice sum would he
forthcoming could his firm be assured
Of the contract.
The warden asked how much Ire
usually gave for such contracts. and
thr agsnt replied anywhere from So
COO tO Sl0.0n1'
\ few inmates later the agent wao
called before the board. gnd a stormy
session ensucd. Tho young man WAS
most eUphntically turned down. lilo
confessed tho deal aud WIS told 10 get
out after another scorch.ng arrlisp.
mont