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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
The Bostonlans' Special Train.

The Bostonlans' opera company will
arrive here this morning by special train
composed of six cars. The entire COM
pany, which includes the principals,
chorus, ballet. the Bostonians' special or
chestra, carpenters, electricians, wardrobe
women and property men, numbers hum
dred people, requiring two Pullmans, one
big day coach and three baggage cars.
The Bostonians have the biggest opera
organization now touring the country.
In the company will be found four Of
the original principals II. c. Barnabee
and w. II. Macdonald, proprletors of the
Bostonlans, and Joseph Bartlett and
George B. rockingham. Neither one has
played his or her individual part In
''Robin Hood" less than 1900 times and
each Is cast for the same Identical role
in the De Koven-S Smith sequel to robin
Hood" entitled Maid Marian" With the
Bostonians this season is Grace Van Stud
diford. undoubtedly the finest prima donna
now touring the country. Other princi-
pals of the famous company are Olive
c. Moore. Howard Chambers, George B.
rockingham, Campbell Donald. John j.
Martin. w. NJ. Darlington, Harold Cor
don, William C. Weeden Alice Judson,
George M. Vail, j. Weibley. Florence
Quinn. James e. Miller. Harry Dale, etc.
The Bostonians will present the De
Koven- Smith comic opera Maid Marian"
tonight at the Jefferson theatre.
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RETURNED TO RLouNT.
eurley Who Escaped from Jail at
Oneonta Was Taken Back.

Lewis GurleH who spent Tuesday night
in the Jefferson county jail. was taken 20
Oneonta, Blount county, yesterday by
Sheriff Aldridge, of Blount county, who
went to Scottsboro after Gurley Monday.
1t was at first thought Gurley would
remain in prison here until his trial. but
Sheriff Aldridge decided to take him to
Oneonta where he escaped from Jail sew
eral months ago in company with Marion
Murphy. 1t was charged. that the daugh-
ter Of Sheriff Aldridge let the two men
cut of jail.
There are two charges against Gurley,
robbery and murder. Murphy has not been
captured.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
The karamanIa DIsInfected.

New York, March 1.-THE disinfection
of the Karamania was completed this
evening A substitute crew was put on
board to dock the steamer. After the
vessel was released 1t left Its anchorage
off the quarantine station and came up
to its dock. The officers who brought
the Karamania in will go 10 Hoffman
island.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
THREE BISHOPS PROPOSED.
Vatican Receives Propositions From
Monsignor Guidi in Philippines.

Rome, March 1.-THE vatican has re-
ceived from Monsignor Guidi. the apos-
tolic delegate at Manila, propositions re-
garding the appointment of new bishops
under the archbishopric of Manila, the
center around which the Philadelphia
Catholic hierarchy will gather.
Monsignor Guidl proposes three bishops
as candidates for the new sees. The
Spanish bishops of Cebu and Jaro. having
resigned there are now four bishoprics
vacant two of which the apostolic dele
gate proposes to fill by natives and the
two others by Americans. 1t is UNDER
stood at the vatican that the Americans
proposed are persona grata, both at Wash
ington and with Governor Taft.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
Richard Mansfield.

The sale for th6 engagement of Richard
Mansfield at the Jefferson theatre Is very
large. rumor has gotten out that every
thing is sold. Nearly every thing is sold,
but there are still few seats on the
lower floor not disposed of. The prob
abilities are that long before the cur
tain goes up every seat in the house will
be sold. For this engagement the cur
tain will positively be rung up at 7;45 on
the first act and late corners will be
forced to stand until the first act is
over.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
SMALLPOX In Trinidad,

st. Thomas, d. w. l., March 11.-Dr.
Bridger, who has been commanded by the
authorities of the Island of Barbados to
investigate the eruptive fever, prevailing
in the Island of Trinidad, reports that
1t Is a widespread and rapidly increasing
epidemic of smallpox. This Is denied by
the Trinidad medical board.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
Ohio Again Rising at Louisville.

Louisville, March 1l.-After falling slow
ly for two days. the Ohio river began to
rise again at this point at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, and at midnight registered 26.9
feet In the canal. The local weather bu-
reau officials express the belief that the
rise will be checked at about 2S.6 feet,
g over the danger line. No serious dam
age Is anticipated.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
Labor Candidate Wins.

London, March 1.-THE election of
successor to Lord Charles Beresford as
member of parliament for the Woolwich
division of London took place today and
resulted in a majority of 1929 for the la
Dor candidate. William Crooks, over
Geofrey Dreag, the unionist candidate.
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WILL NOT AWAIT EMPEROR.
Report OF a Reconciliation With Duke
of Cumberland Untrue.

Copenhagen, March 1.-THE Duke and
Duchess of Cumberland have decided not
to await the arrival of Emperor William
of Germany, who is expected at the be-
ginning of next month. They will re-
turn to Gemunden shortly. The reason
given for their departure from Copen-
hagen is the health of their youngest son.
Prince Ernest.
This seems to dispose of the report from
the Danish capital that a reconciliation
was about to be effected between En-
peror William and the Duke on the basis
of the latter's renouneing his right to the
throne of Hanover.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-03-12
Takes Charge of Wise Fund.

Philadelphia, March n.-Rev. Joseph
Krauskopf announces that he has ac-
cepted the director generalship of the
Isaac NJ Wise endowment fund commit
tee of the Hebrew Union college.
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Through Train Service.

Guthrie, o. T.. March 1.-THE manage
ment of the Oklahoma City and Western
railroad, the Frisco extension to Quannah
Texas, announces through train services
to be established this week.
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Ryan's Establishment Seized.

St Louis March 11.-United States
Marshal Massey established himself to-
day in the office of the J. ]. Ryan invest
ment Company, where he will receive GER
tifcates and prepare to pay creditors
March %. On that date $3.50 will be
distributed pro rata.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Florrie Madison, the clever Bljou
girl who spraned her ankle last week.
was able to be out yesterday for the
first time. She will probably appear
again in the different numbers next Mon
day when the company goes to Atlanta
to play a two weeks engagement.
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Sweet Potatoes for
beddings.
Godden's Seed Store,
2Ol8 lst Ave.
MONTGOMERY
E. w. Coleman viii Probably be APP
pointed Solicitor of 18th Circuit.

Montgomery, March 11.-(Special) Rep
resentative John Bankhead and Sheriff
Jack Moore of Walker are here tonight
coming to urge the appointment of e
w. Coleman of Jasper for solicitor of the
new Fourteenth circuit
They saw the governor tonight and
while no public announcement has been
made, it is expected that Governor Jell5s
viii name Mr.. Coleman for the position
tomorrow He is so far the only appli-
cant for the position.
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Turned over to the Navy.

Washington, March 1.-THE President
by executive order has turned over the
Midway Islands to the navy department,
at the instance of the Pacific Cable COM
pany, which desired protection for its
property
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One Killed In Collision.

Trinidad, Colo. March ia collision
between passenger and freight train on
the Colorado and Southern road occurred
near here tonight. One man is known to
have been killed.
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Hilton Nav Succeed Barker.

st. Louis, March 1.-Alexander Hilton.
general passenger agent of the st. Louis
and San Francisco, has been rendered the
same position by the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas system, to succeed the late
James Parker
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Roosevelt Accepts.

st. Louis, Mo-. March 11.-President
Roosevelts formal acceptance of the invi-
tation to attend the dedication ceremonies
of the Louisiana Purchase exposition on
April 30 was received today.
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j. Hobert Herrick Dead.

New York, March III. Hobert Her.
rick, former president of the Produce Ex-
change, died today from the effects of in
juries received by a fall during a stroke
Of apoplexy.
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s1oo. GOO zinc In nenuer.

Denver March 1.-THE Evans block at
the corner of Fifteenth and. Lawrence
streets in this city. was Quilted by fire
today. Loss, 5000
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Board of Revenue.-The board of
revenue adjourned yesterday after
noon after being in session for two
weeks. The next session of the board
will begin March 25, when contracts
will be let for work on the dirt roads
in the county.
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Yardaae Price Reduced.

Topeka, Kan, March II. = Govern Or
Bailey today signed tn. stoclSyards bill,
which reduces the yardage prices in cat
tie at Kansas City, Kas., % per cent,
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Police Called Out.

Toledo, o.. March 1.-THE police were
called out twice today to defend nom
union teamsters who were attacked by
strike sympathizers.
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MART age Licenses.-Marriage
licenses were issued yesterday to w.
r. Hagood and Sallie Self, Francis NJ.
Quinn and Lena Glaze, James l.. Ware
and Mrs Julia L. Clanson.
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Jefferson City, Mo-, March lin the
house today the separate railroad coach
for colored people failed of final passage
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bids WANTED

For removal of houses on
line of Seaboard Air Line.
Apply to J. M. Huey, right
of way agent. East Lake.
Bell Phone 57l.
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All kinds of cute. Age Herald En-.
craving Department.
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Alabama Brewing Co.
Bohemian Beer. "

ATTENTION, SHIPPERS.
Route shipments to Besse-
mer, Ensley, Pratt City and
Wylam. via b. r. L & P. Co..
fast freight line.
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A Candidates.. A. Ellis, principal
of the public school at East Birming-
ham, is a candidate for a position on
the sub-commission to recommend text
BOOKS, to the commission headed by
the governor, under the state uniforms
ity text book law He was a staunch
advocate of the state uniformity meas
ure and his friends are going to press
.!s C.aIns.
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Negroes Fined.-Charlie Atkinson,
negro, was yesterday fined $35 by
Judge Feagin on charge of larceny
of car fixtures. Henry Davis, another
negro, was fined SIS.
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AT THE BIJou.

All week-matInees tuesday, Thurs
day, saturday-RlJou Musical COMEDY
Company In "The House fnat JACK
Huilt."
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Negroes Not Found.-The sheriff
and his force of deputies are still
looking for the two negro men who
assaulted and robbed the Syrian ped
dler near Lakeview Tuesday morning,
but so far no trace of the negroes has
been found. The peddler is fast re-
covering from the wounds inflicted
on his head by a heavy club in the
hands of one of his assailants.
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CITY ITEMS.

Petitions in Bankruptcy.-Petiti
in bankruptcy were filed yesterday by
Frank M, Reddin, Sam Grayson and
Bob Allen.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AT TIE JEFFERSON.

TonIaht-The Bostonlans In "Maid
Marian"
Friday nIsht-RIehard Mansfeia.
Saturday matinee and niehf-'mf'
Jolly Of Joliet"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-31
FIFTEEN MEN ARE
ON TRIAL
Charged With Dynamiting the
Sun and Moon Mine in Col
OrddO Last July

Georgetown. Colo, Dec. S0.-Hearing
of evidence began today in the trial of
fifteen labor union men charged with
completely in the Sun and Moon dyna-
miting at Idaho Springs on July 2Sth
last. in which Philip Fire. one of the
dynamiters, was killed.
All of the defendants except d. c.
Copley are members of the Idaho
Springs Miners union and Copley is
a member OF the executive board or
the Western Federation of Miners.
Forty-six witnesses have been sum-
moned for the prosecution, some Of
whom, 1t was asserted by Attorney
Ralph Talbout in his opening state
ment, would divulge plot in which
they were concerned for the destruc-
tion of the Sun and Moon property.
The attorneys for the defense de-
ferred their opening statement until
after the testimony for the state is
introduced
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-31
THE "lNCIDENT" Is CLOSED
Litigation Over Mint Shortage
Is Ended

The suit brought in the United
States court by S. Summerfield against
the bondsmen of Ex-Governor Adams
was dismissed yesterday. The in
formation was received in this city yes
terday by Attorney Summerfield. Lack
of ground to substantiate the char ges
is the reason given by the attorney
general
This suit for $4,000 was brought
against the bondsmen of ex-GovernoI
Adams for the mint shortage that oc'
Cured just prior to the time he was
made superintendent. During the pc
vious superintendency the government
was robbed of about $4,000.
The shortage was not discovered un-
til Governor Adams had taken the Of
fee. and consequently the shortage
was held against him.
In the meantime one Jones was tried
and convicted of the theft and served
a term in the penitentiary.
Only a portion OF the shortage was
made good and the balance was held
against Governor Adams.
Governor Adams was in Reno when
the good news of the dismissal reach
e. him. He was very much pleased to
hear the way the case had gone and
said: That's a pretty good Christ
mas present. Reno Gazette.
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years The bodies were placed on the
floor on chairs, tables, and one young
woman in dripping garments was
stretched along the cigar case. All the
large drygoods stores of the city which
were situated within two squares OF
the theater, Field, Mandefs, Carson,
Pierre, Scott & Company, the Bos-
ton Store and Schlessinger and Maer,
as soon as they heard of the catas-
| trophe sent wagon load after wagon
load of blankets. linen and cotton for
bandages.
All of their teams were placed at the
disposal of the authorities and were
utilized in conveying the wounded 10
hospitals or to the offices of nearby
physicians.
Within fifteen minutes after the fre
broke out fully fifty physicians we
on the scene and trained nurses seem
ed to spring from the ground so rap
idly did they appear.
AS soon as body was taken into
Thompson's or into one of the neigh
boring stores 1t was examined with
a stethoscope for signs of life.
At 5 d. m. it was estimated by the
police that five hundred persons eith-
er lost their lives or were injured In
the fire. Some of the persons being
carried from the building at that hour
were still alive.
At sos o. m. one hundred dead bod
les had been taken to the principal
morgue of the city.
The keeper of the morgue refused 10
take any more bodies. saying the place
was filled to overfiowing with dead
though wagons were backing up TO
The door with more bodies.
Up to p. m. forty-three bodies hao
| been carried out of one entrance OF
| the theater Only one a woman
showed signs of life.
The bodies taken in the different en-
frances accumulated so rapidly that
they had to be piled up two or three
deep on the side walk.
| Police ambulances and other Vehi'
cles took them to the hospital and
morgues as rapidly as possible.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-31
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

The Riverside flour mill employees
were each presented with a 10 check
dt Reno on Christmas eve.
An armed desperate entered the
Shamrock saloon last night and in
duced the barkeeper to transfer the
contents of the cash register to him.
About SIS was stolen.-Dispatch.
The verdict of the jury impaneled
by Coroner Updike to inquire into the
cause of the death of Charles McCon-
nell, was that death resulted from
being struck by the cars.-Gazette.
d. w. Johansen, a miner and mill
owner in Sixmile Canyon, has recently
discovered a vein of ore showing a
gold value of Sc per ton by horn as
say, while fire assay gave returns OF
nearly 5000 in gold.
Will Berry had his left eye severely
injured Sunday while at arget prac-
tice with a Smith & Wesson revolver
in Flowery district. The cartridge ex-
ploded in the breech, piece of the
shell lodging in his eye, and was ex-
tracted yesterday. The injury, while
painful. is not considered serious.
Eighteen miles northeast of Search
| light and five miles this side of the
| Colorado river is a section of country
which is opening up in the most en-
| couraging manner. G.. H. Hemstadt,
of Manville, has reached a depth of
ten feet on his property and has fine
| showing in the bottom of the shaft.
| e. X Woods of Searchlight is doing
/ development work and has some ore
| Of an exceptionally high grade.-The
| Searchlight
Mis- Mary Jane Williams died at her
| home in Cold Hill Christmas morning
under distressing circumstances. She
| was preparing the Christmas dinner
| when she dropped dead. Her husband
was in an adjoining room and hear ns
her fall went to her assistance, but she
] expired as he reached her side. Mrs
| Williams was apparently in her usual
| health when she arose in the mornins
! and heart disease is supposed to be
I the cause of her detah.-Elko lnde-
| pendent.
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HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

Mike Walsh is in town today from
Lovelock.
Geo. p. Garwood arrived from De-
troit, Mich, last night.
John oKane is up from Lovelock
on business trip today.
]. B. McCune, of Boston. Mass, is
registered at the Lafayette.
Sylvan Liotard and Miss Liotard
his niece, arrived from Cane Springs
last evening.
w. ]. Dakin has returned to his
ranch at Quin River. after a day or
two in town.
When in need of stationery you will
find a complete stock at Brown Bios.
Drug Store. II
Violet Glycerine Soap. perfumed with
violet odor, Csc a box. Brown Bros.
Drug Store. Il
Don't forget to order. a nice corn
fed turkey at Gilbert's for your New
Years dinner. 30-2t
S. Case, who has been in this vicinity
on business for some time, left lasi
night for Wadsworth.
Geo. W. Grayson came in yesterday
evening from the Quin River ranch
and returned on No. 3 to San Fran
cisco.
A. F. Lasher came in last night from
Kennedy. He will leave tonight fol-
Reno to resume his studies in schoo
there.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stock and daughter lef1
on this mornings Paradise stage TO
their home after visiting here for
few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mcconnell, o.
McDermitt, will leave this evening fo
SaE Francisco, to be gone for two ol
three weeks.
Mrs. Ben Anderson of McDermit
who is visiting here, will leave this
evening for Lovelock for a visit witt
relatives and friends.
Frank Durham, who has been visit
ing the Grayson ranch at Quin River
came in yesterday and left last nigh
for his home in Rye Patch.
Tim Tompkins' teams, which ar
rived yesterday with a lot of fine orr
from the Pine Forest mine, started
or the return trip this afternoon will
500, 900 pounds of freight.
! 1t is rumored in town today that the
Pine Forest mine near DEMO. of which
Mr.. Ashdown is the superintendent
will pay a dividend in January. The
property is making a fine showing
and is being ably managed.
| Little Violet Nelson, who was 81
severely burned at her fathers home
| in Grass Valley a few days ago, /:
resting easily at the Sanitarium anC
| is getting along as nicely as could b'
expected. Her recovery is assured, al
though she will undoubtedly bear the
scars for a long time.
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At ARM0RY HALL
THIS EVENING
FIRST Joint Ball Given by the
B. of r. 7. and Ladies Auxil-
liary--Big Time Promised

The interior of Armory hall has
bower of beauty by the decorative
skill of the members of Sage Brush
Lodge 201. Ladies Auxiliary, and Har-
ry Wilson Lodge No. 313, B. of r. T.,
and when the increased number of
large and small incandescent lights
are turned on tonight. supplemented
by lanterns, switch-lights and Japa-
nese lanterns. the hall will be hardly
recognizable in its gala attire.
Bunting and evergreens have been
used in great quantities. almost hid
ing the walls Over the heads of the
dancers, from a net work of wires
will be suspended japanese lanterns
arranged to form the initials: B. r. T.
The stage, upon which tables have
been arranged for the serving of sup
per by the ladies, has also been piet-
tily decorated. principally with ever
greens.
Everything movable has been
taken out of the hall in order that
every inch of space may be utiliz I'd
for dancing. The floor has been pol
ished until it is in good condition for
dancing, even without being waxed
II was never in better condition, as
those who attend will discover.
Dances will be announced in ad-
vance by a regulation semaphore,
nearly life size. This has four arms,
upon which will be displayed cards
giving the dances. The dance in pro-
gress will be shown by the down board
indicating that that number has the
full right of way, also what the next
three dances will be in the order III
which they come.
The grand march will begin at 3
o'clock sharp. to the music of Malino
Bros. full orchestra. The members
Of the two orders giving the ball will
| constitute the reception committee.
Miss Sophie Rutherford and Mr.. B. G.
Kibbee are the floor directors, and
their assistants are Misses Annie Rod
dy and Jess Rutherford; Mesdames
| Lee Updike, B. G. Kibbee. ]. Gernant
e. A. Lewis, P. M. Conroy; Messrs. T.
d. LaPoint, Frank Riddle, Lee Updike
VIM. Ennis, L. Coats, Elmer Duncan,
J. w. Davey.
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In Honor of Miss Greer

At her residence on Bridge street
last evening Mrs. A. d. Wilcox gave
a delightful party in honor of her
friend, Miss Green. of San Francisco
who is here on visit. Whist formed
the principal amusement, and during
the evening dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were MISS
Green, Miss Mary Bonnifield, Miss
Lulu Choate, Miss Mamie Choate. Miss
Edna Giroux, Mrs. VIM. Wilson, M s.
Wilcox and Messrs. Jas. Dunn and
i B Flanagan.
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Up-tO-Ddte's Dinner Menu

Following is the bill of fare for the
New Years dinner to be served at
the Up-to-Date Cafe. Dinner so cents.
SALAD.
Chicken
SOUP
Oyster
ENTREES
Boiled Ham
Boiled Beef, with Horseradish
Kidney Saute
ROAST
Turkey, with Cranberry Sauce.
Loin of Beef
Dressed Veal
Pork, with Apple Sauce
VEGETABLES
Mashed Potatoes
Green Peas
Steamed Caulifiower, In Cream
DESSERT
Hot Mince Pie Apple Pie
English Plum Pudding