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The Statues Placed.

stu, Texas, january 2.-Placlng tho
shls for the statues Of General sam
w and stephen T. Austin, recently
ifted by MISS Elisabet Ney in Eu-
pas commenced In the rotunda Of the
81 this afternoon and ose cf them
lfted The other will be finished and
fptues placed tomorrow. The pedestals
pde Of red Georgia granite, the statues
leN-white italian marble. The pedes.
Nc To three posts a base, die aud cap,
4 inches high and thirty-two inches
statues are feet inch high. max.
Pc whole when placed Q feet Z inches
4 The position the statues occupy ia
u veSubuie against the partition AZ.
s II from the rotunda. and facing
toward the south entrance 10 the
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Carthage, Texas January . The freight
and passenger depot ~ the Texas, sabins
Valley and Northwestern Railway COMPANY
was at 10 o'clock last night destroyed
ly Ore LOSS $1,000.
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For Malariat Poison.
For Chille aud for FeFerG
oXIDfSE
Is Guaranteed.


Terrell. Texas. January e.--S r.. Clouds
stock Of groceries was damaged by Ore
this morning about 4 o'eiock' estimated
unknown
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Mineral Wells, Teras. January 1.-wort
vas commenced On the foundation ~ the
new Cumberland Presbyterian church ~
the city yeeterday.
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There are limitations OF oxIpINE, but
none OF them cnmnaTe With the genulre
OyfpINE rpres Chilir, Fsssrs AID ~ Ma,
laEiai 3Ssablsk, Tbs lnaitationA- TALL
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slow fever lie the most dreaded Of an
diseases Of tbs South, oxIplNE prsvsHss
and euIek
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The saving Of few cents on q bottle OF
Vanilla Extract will not atone for the an.
noyance OF having dessert that IL 0iust A
little OF" in flavor. Always bur Burnett-s
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sHERlFfs, DEPARTMENT.

stolen from Jim Netouons on Telephone
road ono hay lilly 3 wears Old, branded 7
N on shoulder arout II hands hieli a3 re-
ward. a. X. Anderson sheriff
weimar, Texas December 30. Straycd or
stolen from h. Chandler Wcimar on night
Of December %, one red roam horse aud one
saddle horse, T. and 16 hands high, branded
X on left shoulder, black name and tail
with name rubbed or short. little thin. In
order gentle IN every way; old saddle with
leather pockets saddle made by a. r. Rose.
Wemar: pockets different with under
pocket on right side gone: u e below -
cut on faps Of packet; Viii pay for any IN
constable, welmar. or ". H. Bridge, sheriff,
Colorado county, Texas.
Ciddings. Texas. January l. Stolen one
light brown mare. II hands high, a little
abont bead AMI neck. shod IN front pnces
and foS trots no brand. 10 ~ r. years old:
the owner VIII pay 81 for lnformgtion lead.
Ing 10 their recovery. ADDRESS nm inforna
lion % ! S Scarborough, sheriff Ice couu-
~, Glddlngg ToXaE.
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soda Water order in Etfect.

Soda Water Order in Effect.
It'd, Texas, January . The order Of
Missioner Gerkes Of the internal rev.
department at Washington With refer.
~ soda water drinks in the prepare.
OF which alcoholic spirits are used
ne effective yesterday. The total state.
VI and municipal tax that soda water
hrs will be required to pay under
osw ruling is $3.50, No canvass Of this
hos been made. but 1t 10 generally as
q on the streets that Austin soda
a vendors will not take out license
+ the new ruling.
e Revenue Agent Cunningham says
fncia attention has not been direct
the matter and that be has taken
ction; that the ruling Of tho Internal
pc commissioner Is unauestlonahlv IN
dance with the provisions Of tie state
~ II anything hut tlncrures are used
as preparation Of these soda water
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nLua saaAsa sala b..l saa bod . hsa..
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Penslon Warrants Issued.

shn, Texas, January Captain r A.
" chief clerk IN the pension office ~
fpmptroller's department. held what BE
"a HE New Years reception today.
~ all day long the Office was thronged
q Travis county pensioners. who we're
'fnd q receive their quarterly stipend
- 80 from the State This
In this department will
sending treasury warrants 10
pensioners on the list living IN various
pms Of tfN state payment being made
eusrieg 81 ne March 81, 1908
Mr., Shelley Appointed.
ftln Texas. January ? Nv. u. shell.
~ Austin was today appointed execu.
fierk in the State department 70 sue
W. r. Parker. who has resigned.
4ssumed his duties today. Mr. Shelley
member OF tho city council.
Must pc Pad 70 Collector
etis, Texas, january 2.--Ths COMP.
p sanelaese today that on and altar
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yer Service for the Government.

5iiver Service for the Government.
attn, Texas, January o-The board
iirectors of the Young Mems Chris.
association If this city presented
amor and Mrs. Savers Yesterday even.
al handsome silver service as testi-
iai Of appreciation nf the many acts
ftsntlou and kindness rendered the as.
lticn during the year lust passed Ap-
iatlou Is especially expressed In the
accompanying the service Of the work
IFx Savers as president Of the woman :
liarv Of the association. The note Of
entation is signed by W. A. Black
i lro II Evans, c, j. Johnson, ! VI
mate j. W. Robbins, \. c. Wilkln-
pbillr Bosche. W. T. Caswell p. G.
nukes II NJ. Love and l.. ] BAILEY
~ Governor and Mrs. Sayers acknowI.
a receipt Of this handsome token in a
wordcd and feeling letter, in which
oppressed their sincere thanks and
appreciation Of this New Years
einbrance from an organization for
hsthcy entertain such profound re-
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CHARTERS FILED.
b Dollar oil Company Backed by
Iowa and Illinois People.
CANAL COMPANY AT BAY CITY
,ufaetuHne Companies al Tessrkana,
Miami and Graham and Mercantile
Corporations Elsewhere.

1ttin. Texas. January 2 "A shower OF
Y46ts was rnined on the secretary Of
.cn Office today as the following cling
Nov:
ae Drane company OF corsicana. capt.
ktock $4,000. Purpose. buying and
INK agricultural implements. goods.
'tAssnd merchandise Iuoorporatcrs. E
pfane. j. NJ. Hoskins. w j che.
/. ID Of Corsiesns,
be X 2 club Of Gonzales no capt
stcck Purpose, 10 promote literary
4 spcial Intercourse among It's mem.
!. Incorporators, D L. Beach. + NJ
IVY l. Garlieu. W B Sayers, j.
Mprphy, NJ. y. Pendleton ana " II.
IL. al Of Gonzales.
s4he II MANUFACTURING COMPANY Of
lnsi.le, capital stock $1,000. Pur-
i. general p4aninS mil business Ia
,ots tors, ~ Is Graham " Il Goods
Ill X Bruce ana u w. hamu OF
g Kesal on company of Beaumont,
ItAl sLocE S1.OyU,VVy. Purpose, estao-
llltAt ana maintenance OF an oil COM
Huu llase, purchase aAu ueNelop "a.
oIler LNIuerals. incorporates, T. II
10. Council B!u1s. Iowa. j +. Cox,
x Pam, iowa; a. ID Newman. Nay
!, Move; j /. SuUuuer nat Gneer,
asJ L. Crppen, Evanston, Ill ".
54ibert. state Lenter. III; Al. w. A4l,
4 ais. iowa
lrna AercaAtile company Of Mckin-
!. hpita STOCK S25,OuO purpose, Udy'
and selling goods, wares auu InArchdn.
81 lnColp 0rators, Milliam Purnell. 8
Estes l.. Y . Graves, Mckinney, ana X.
lnornton. Ennis.
lfon Carriage company of pe1arkana;
tai stock S50.UUU. Purpose, buying
u1 goods, wares and merchandise. In
'orht NJ D. Tilson, J NJ. Hughes
WI. ii Tlison of Bowie county.
Mariana Manufacturing company OF
arkana capital stock $4,000, Purpose,
ufecture Of fruits and vegetables and
BY products lncorporators, L w.
rie, J w. Plibby, w. 6 Gibson, all
e Citizens Canal company OF BaN
(; e. pitai stock $4,000, Purpose. con
ction OF dams. reservoirs, likes, wells
lis, laterals, fumes, etc, for irrigation.
gntiop, milling, mining and stock rails
Incorporators, William Cash, w. s
mar, D. B Moore and HenP Dugeley
Iay City
ami Manufacturing company Of Miami.
erfson county; capital stock $1,000.
pose h transact n general retail mer
Se. j. A Johnston, S V. Grit, o. T,
x and John stump Of Miami.
dyed by the record and receipts IN the
etary of states office the past two
i have been a period Of uneXampled
parity in Texas. During these two
d more corporations Of almost an In
d warlety Of purposes have been char
4 than for the four years preceding
Receipts OF the State department from
iary l. 1901. To December 81. 1902, az
afed 1901 .3a1 10, against S20S. l61. Al
..IS.Ruary 1. 1890. to December ~, 1000
III ! stipts include franchise tax, char
81 :. fees from commission For Deccm.
in02, the receipts alone amounted To
81. In addition to the general pros
~ ~ the State the discovery Of oil at
mont and other places and minerals
'arious other kinds. accounts for tho
ess number If companies chartered.
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ne. sheIIey AppoInted.


Rtis, Texas, January 2.--The comp.
p ssnsGaese today that On and altar
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
Care of ChiIdren's Hair

Mothers should teach their children to
care for their hair as early as possible
If the little girl is coaXed into the
habit of giving her locks a hundred
strokes with a stiff brush every morning
and evening and braiding them loosely
for bed the foundation for future beau
tiful head Of hair will be laid.
Counting the strokes will tighten the
task for her, and she will soon become
accustomed to it and make IL part of her
daily toilet. Too many children are al
lowed to 90 TO bed with their hair in a
tousled condition, only TO have it ierked
and tangled when school times comes
around.
Such a practice is disastrous TO the
nerves of a sensitive child and ruinous 10
the hair. Teach the little daughter 20
take care of her hair, and at the right
time, and also to keep her brushes and
comb in the proper state of cleanliness,
says Woman's Life.
These articles should be as strictly per-
sonal property as the tooth brush. Never
allow one child TO use the others hair
brush. Diseases of the scalp are most
contagious, and the brush is the suresi
germ agent.
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Mnrdnrer confnaees.

Greensbura. Pa, July 11.-Charles
Kruger. the alleged murderer of Con
stable Henry r. Bierer. now occupies
a cell IN the county jail here. He con
fessed TO Sheriff John r. Treschler
and Coroner c. A. Wynn that he had
fired the shot that caused the death
of Constable Bierer The only reason
that he would give for his crime was
that he did not want 20 so to jail He
has refused counsel saying that no at
toneys could aid him. He expects 10
be hanged. and said. THE only thing
regret is that cannot meet my
end bravely. am nervous and wish
Il was all over"
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WOMAN PLAYS ROLE
OF AN ENOCH ARDEN
Returns After Long Absence
to Find Husband Living
With Third Wife

Rockford. H., July n-A woman
IN the role of Enoch Arden has re-
turned TO Rockford after an absence
of q years. The chief figure in this
history Is Mrs. Louise Olson. Twenty
one years ago Mrs. Olson was injured
in railroad wreck near Buffalo, N.
Y. she was taken to a hospital, but
recovered. Her mind was not quite
clear however and she wandered to
France Another victim OF the wreck
died IN the hospital, and by mistake
was buried as Mrs Olson.
When Mrs Olson returned to Rock
ford she found the two babies she
had left. Hilda and Frank, full grown
and surprised beyond measure at her
return. Alexander Olson, her hus-
band. she found living with his third
wife. the second Mrs. Olson, whom he
married while believing fully In his
first wifes death. having died some
years ago. Mr. Olson fully Identified
the returned one as his first wife. The
latter will recognize the rights of the
third wife and will live with her re-
covered children.
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Townsend

Townsend, July ll.-Miss Emma Bur
chard, of Middletown, was the guest of
Miss Hannah Wright yesterday.
Andrew Bockerman, of Blackbird, Wis
tied here on Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Othoson, of New Castle, has
arrived in town, she having been called
TO the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Joseph
Clayton, who has been critically i'll for
several days
Hart Scott, son of Mr.. and Mrs, Viii
liam A. Scott, celebrated his thirteenth
birthday anniversary on Wednesday.
Miss Emma Choate, of Newark, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel b. Jones
Edward Rawlins, of Wilmington, is
visiting here.
Miss Cassie Wright is the guest of
Miss Edna Baird at Seaford.
Miss Ellen Jones, of Milford, Is visit
ing friends here
Miss Anna Sharpless il spending a few
days with her friends here.
Joseph Jones spent Thursday at Ocean
City, Md.
Edwin c. Collins and wife have been
visiting friends near Smyrna.
Levi LattOmus, of Wilmington, has
been visiting relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hutchison, of
Lewes, are visiting relatives in this sec
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. John Timmons, Of VIII
mington, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Blanchfeld.
John Iattomus, of Wilmington, is Wis
iting his father, Francis Lattomus, near
town.
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Hudoek Was Murdered.

Hazleton. Pa. July 1.-THE coro-
ners jury has returned a verdict in
which It is held that Andrew Hudock
was murdered. Hudock, who was the
treasurer of the Pennsylvania Slovak
Catholic Union. was found dead in his
butcher wagon. with a bullet hole in
his head, near Freeland. on Tuesday.
After a thorough investigation Of the
case the coroner's jury returned a ver-
diet to the effect that Hudock had been
killed by some person or persons un-
known to the jury.
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Dover

Dover, July ll.-Alrs. John Collins is
seriously i'll of typhoid fever at her home
on Governors avenue.
Mrs. r. c. Holmes has purchased the
cottage of Henry Il. Cain at Kits Ham
mock and will occupy it this summer.
J. +. Kirk and George w. Tebo re-
turned yesterday from a three days fish
ing trip at the Delaware Breakwater.
Mrs. r. l.. Holiday is visiting rela-
tives near Media, Pa.
Harry V. Louderbough of Jersey City,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Louder
bough
Miss Vida Register. of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph T. Hofecker.
Miss Allie Hammond will spend the
summer at Denton, Md, as the guest OF
the Misses Dukes
Miss Gertrude Lawson, OF Salem, y. ~.
is the guest Of Mrs. Carrie Ritter ON Gov
ernor's avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton are visit
ing their former home in Canada.
Mrs. Harry +. Ford is entertaining
Miss Edna Lawrence, OF Fredericksburg
Va
Miss Frances Hazell. of Philadelphia, i.
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. James Pen
newil
Mrs, r.. W. Thomas and children. who
have been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
p. Collins. of State street, returned T.,
their home in Cenrcville, Md. Yesterday
Miss = Nay Collins is entertaining her
cousin. Miss Ada c. Mitchell, OF Philadel
phia.
Af;s- N-;.. xvall-o, bae f,ona "a thf
Thousand Islands where she viii spenC
the summer as the guest Of her sister
Mrs Harry A. Richardson.
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stabbed In Ten Places.

New York, July 1.-THE body of
Felipo Vintimiglio. laborer stabbed
in 10 places, was discovered in the
aqueduct connecting with the new Je-
rome Park reservoir. When last seen
alive. two weeks ago. the man had
about $50 in his pockets. The coro-
ner found only s.. A siX-inch dagger
lay near the body. Vintimiglio shared
his room with Charles Vinirea. for
whom the police are now looking.
Frank Tiocca and Joseph Armlllo. who
identified the body. are detained as
witnesses. rhe men all came from
Sicily.
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TWENTY TWO DIE FROM
AWFUL WAVE OF HEAT
People in New York and
Brooklyn Were the Chief
Sufferers

Now York, July II. p Twenty-Five
deaths and Go prostrations in and
around Now York and Brooklyn tell
the stoly OF the heat Il was the hot
test day in the history of the local
weather bureau. the highest prevoous
record being 81 degrees. recorded in
1880. Towards evening watchers at
the weather bureau discovered that a
thunder storm was in progress in the
southeast They saw the lightning
and heard the thunder. and their rec
ords show that few drops Of rain fell
as far up broadway as Trinity Church.
The storm. which scarcely touched the
city, had given the desired relief.
The city had been swelterlng 80
long in the hot wave, however. that Il
was hours before the offices and tene.
nents began 20 feel the effects Of the
cooler breezes. In the streets, where
the cooling process was more imme
diate, men. women and children
crowded the doorways and walks tC
recover from tn wearing effects Of the
day. Last night many slept on the
park benches and, where tke police
would permit Il. on the grass.
Daniel Lewis. heatcrazed negro
attacked with a club two girls who
were carrying a large piece of ice a
mob quickly gathered and shoute,
Lynch him" Lewis was rescued b,
detectives and sent to a hospital.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
A NEGRO PETITION
Catholic Herald Urges Russia to Pro-
test Against American Lynehings.

Catholic Herald Urges Russia to Pro-
test Against American Lynehings.
London, July II. - The Russian
ambassador in London, according
to the Catholic Herald, has re
fused to receive a petition relative
to the treatment of negroes in the
United States and forward it TO the
czar. as requested by the Catholic
Herald. The petition draws attention
to the increasing outrages on ne
groes. accompanied by appalling bru-
tality," and urges the Russian gov
ernment to make representations to
Washington, asking the authorities
there Ito take steps in the interests Of
civilization and humanity to suppress
the growing evil" The ambassador
says the matter is outside his purview
and that he cannot, therefore, move
therein. The Catholic Herald says the
petition will be sent direct TO ST. Pc
tersburg.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
SOCIETY
AT TENNIS
Much Interested in COun
try CIub Game
Wilmington People and
Their Friends Who Are
on Vacation Bent

Despite the torrid wave a great deal
OF interest is manifested by the play
ers anG other members In the tennis
tournament which began at the VIII
nington Country Club on Thursday.
Al that time there was play In the
ladies' singles, the preliminary round
resulting as follows;
Mrs Frederic Bart Berger beat Miss
Garland 60, G-1.
Mrs. Felix dupont defeated Miss
Helen Cause, Go, 6-s.
Miss Marion Candy beat Miss Draper
b-2. 6-2.
Miss Alice Pyle beat Miss William
son. Go, Ga
Miss Anna Bird defeated Miss Ethel
Cause. 6-S, CO.
Miss Barmett beat Miss Margaret
Burlnett. ca. 6-t
The play for the second round will
take place on Monday.
Mems singles are to start this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
NUGGETS OF NEWS

J. p. II. Crismon, treasurer of Spott-
sylvania county. Va, has absconded
owing to a shortage
Eleven prisoners escaped from Jail
at Williamsburg. KY, by prying out
the iron crate in the floor
Mrs. Hannah Pierson. aged 103 years,
was buried from the Home for Aged
Colored People at Newark. Nj.
The gunboat Bancroft has sailed for
Venezuelan waters 10 investigate the
alleged seizure of American vessels.
Spreading rails caused a wreck on
the Terminal line at Madison, Mo,
in which two persons were killed and
two fatally injured.
The transport Thomas has arrived
at San Francisco from Manila with
three squadrons of the Fifth Cavalry,
$50 sick and $50 casuals.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
FIGHTING MINE FIRE
Extra Force Of Men Placed at D. & L.
Working.

Extra Force Of Men Placed at D. & L.
Working.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. July 11.-An extra
force Of fire fighters have been placed
at the burning Jersey mine Of tie Della
ware. Lackawnna and Western Coal
Company. at Avondale a few miles
from here. Since the fire broke out in
the mine, some two years ago little
progress has been made. and indica-
tions are that the fire will continue
until It has burned itself out, which
may be several years. In order to sue
cessfully battle with the flames it has
been decided to make an opening
around the burning section of the
mine, so that when the centre has
burned out the flames cannot spread.
Il is believed that this is the only way
the stubborn FIRE can be subdued
During the strike the officials were
much handicapped by lack of hands.
and the blaze got beyond the reach of
the men at work
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
NeWDOrf

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newport, July 11.-Mrs. A. $. Sawin,
OF Wilmington, was a recent guest OF
Mrs. w. J. Stuart.
Miss Mary A. Ford, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pritchett and Miss Ella Curlett, of
Wilmington, were the guests Of Miss
Nora Stuart Nesterdaydia r.as9n guy
Gilbert Whann, ofiaqPhiladelpi lpilitl
formerly of this place, is spending hia
vacation with his parents, Mr.and MIs.
j. T.. Whann. here.
Miss Mabel Conlyn. of Wilmington.
Is spending some time as the guest of
Miss Mary Vandegrift. Of this place.
Miss Bertha Phillips is IN at her
home
Mf. and Mrs. Henry. Seville and
children. OF Wilmington, were IN,
guests Of Mrs. W. j. stuart on Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
SOME TIMELY RECIPES
Veal and Maearoni Loaf.

Chop or pass through a meat chop
per one pound Of cold cooked veal, one
quarter pound of ham or bacon, one
teaspoon CT salt. a little pepper, one
cup OF bres crumbs and a little grated
lemon rinel: add veal gravy or stock
and two beaten eggs; boil half a
pound Of miaoaroni: when tender pour
off the water; butter a mould; line it
with the inacaroni ana mix any re-
naming macaroni with the meat; fill
the mould WI tn the meat mixture; put
it in the steamer and steam half an
hour; turn out on a platter and serve
with tomato sa uce.
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
Social and Personal Notes

Mrs. Frederic Bart Berger is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. J. Ernest
Smith.
Miss Mary A. Bell viii spen three
months with friends I'm Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs E. b. shurter and H..
l.. Shurter are in Atlantic city.
Josiah Marvel has gone to Salisbury,
where he will spend Sunday.
Mrs Harry Wright, II. e. Wright
and Mrs Henry Briggs are at the
Sothen. Atlantic city.
George G. pyle and his two sons,
Robert and Charles W. Pyle. OF In
dianapolis. are visiting Wilmington
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Farley are
spending a few days at the Dennis
Atlantic city.
Bernard Carr. his two sons and
James Mccormick sailed from New
York to-day for Ireland.
james f. Ford and NJ. ID. MurpN are
in Atlantic city.
Misses Emma and Lillian Butt viii
start on July % for Cleveland, where
they will spend four weeks.
H. J. Pollard is In Atlantic city
Misses Barbara and Nellie Forrest
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Thompson in Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Eredericks, OF Phila-
delphia, is visiting in the city.
Mrs. c. r. Holt, Mrs. G.. c. Mckay an,
Mrs. Wright A. Dizer have gone L
Mt. jackson, Va. for six weeks
Media.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Stroud are il
Atlantic city.
Dennis Rowe, foreman of the Dav
Foundry Company, in Denver WHIT
has been visiting old friends here
started for his western home last night
Evening journal., 1903-07-11
Lettuce Stewed.

Wash the lettuce carefully; remove the
wilted leaves and cut the root even with
the head; tie the top together; lay the
heads in baking pan, add enough water
to fill the pan nearly two inches deep;
cover closely the place in a moderate oven
one and one-half hours; lift the lettuce
to a hot platter with fork; let it drain;
season the gravy in the pan with butter,
salt and pepper; rub little cornstarch
in cold water; add it to the boiling
sauce; stir until thickened; serve with
the lettuce.