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Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.

The danger of death and destruction which would surely occur in Bisbee should an unusual flood of water come down Tombstone canyon or Brewery gulch is too eminent to require that 1t be pointed to from day to day in the columns of ,The Review. The import ance of undertaking the work of pro vect'ng life and property from this threatened danger is too great 10 be allowed to be abandoned with one effort.
 water above the town in the canyons equal 10 the one which recently de stroyed life and property at Clifton, the calamity here would he much greater than was the case at Clifton. Every man in Bisbee recognizes the danger of present conditions, and why there should be such. disposition to delay and procrastinate a work which is necessary for the protection of life and property is almost beyond comprehen sion. The amount of property. ercan- gered should be sufficient to hurry our people to action. to say nothing of the certainty that life would also be sac reliced with the property.
 The Review begs of those interested to take hold of this matter now:'if the flood doss not come this year il will :ue next, or the next
 The danger is certain. Some meas ure of protection could be provided quick Will it be done?
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19

The pos,ofice investigation at Wash. ington continues to bring forth evi. dences Of rascality. It will be well to give some attention to ether depart. ments in Washington. It is hardly possible that the only crookedness in that city is within the postal depart ment. There must-be others
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19

The filing of charges against Secre tary S;oddard reminds Us that few fed eTai officials have ever served a term in Arizona without having to meet charges of some kind.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19

News from Morenci is that the camp is slowly assuming it's. normal condition. A company of the Third Cavalry from Fort Apache has been ordered to that district for an in. definite stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19
Territory of Arizona,) n

Territory of Arizona,)
 County of Cochise. )ss.
 Before me, s. K. Williams. a notary public in and for said county and ter. ritory. on this day personally appeared B. F. Graham. known to me to be th- president of the Bisbee Queen Develop ment Company, and as the president of the Bisbee Queen Development com. pany acknowledged the execution to the foregoing amended articles of in corporation as the free act and deed of the Bisbee Queen Development Company, by him and by Vim. l.. Har. grove, secretary of said Bisbee Queen Development Company, voluntarily executed and attested.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 7th day of May. A. D. 1903 (My commission expires November 30th. 1904.)
 s. K. WILLIAMS, Notary Public. (Notarial Seal.)
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-19

The great floods of which We now read daily in the morning dispatches shoulud make Bisbee's hair stand on end
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
n

Chameseans. Is M IeuuJ readaS are
al belong u the cid warai. and
Particularly IN AET-eA- In their nug1e
Their EAE and their YES they he r.
marsahtT Gum uIne- EzardA Their
A- haug1 possessing I'VE tpS. dre
divided nu Two rusping gr1u1s. Ioak-
hIg ike Il danI IN mit-sls- Enf only ~
use examination yuu gerrslre the
presence Of the va or ths thas opuas-
Ing nuss1va4E. bur 80 lose EegsEaer
SIS 70 annsar ike azIe hrosI uue-
On ls nadIsd sales OK palms K
1sA @zsNlug dEuns ron can tei and
sEs tie suail-nay one saE-aaEni-
which enable them 10 gSEM 81 mruEr
eharCS MfHcT1iE ID dssaeh ehamaIssn
rum rs tusstaesi- These eEiHEtug feat
mgEEnsr With hsE prehalsfa E
ania Ehsu 70 sustain hesnseI-s On sR
branches IL tie strongest GlIe
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An Ertr rar,nD -

The Saxon dinner ARRANGEMENTS vare
crrteztF compared with Hose of the
ear1E Nnrmans., when rtle halls and
Qassa-as were Frequently the SCENE of
a free tight between the ervants bring
ing III the tead and the crowds Of hang
ars on endeaToring 10 snatch II from
them This nuisance beeau me at length
10 intoierabie that ushers OF the hall
and kitchen were established by King
William Rufus 60 proteet not only rtle
cooks bringing IL the dinner. bur the
gT1asfs arriving 10 parrENse of II. Tpon
the occasion OF his great feast at West
Minister 500 OF these eficsS were on
duty, some % guaryf the visitors as
they assembled the steps and others 10
defend the Threatened dishes.
Such was the uIlc5FilizatI state of So
ctetF Az this period. but when later on
the naraudev Disappeared from the
great houses tt became customarv ~
c1r-T IN the dishes in prucassian some
times preceded by MUSIC aud ueldeEi
5y the steward with his wand OF Office.
Il was Els dufT OF IN tasseaur ar
uIacsr Cd arrange them upan the table:
the eyvers LIZ napkins with which 10
perform their dbiuriaRs were present.
81 "a the guests by the estfulres and
pages. While ii fell 70 the LOT OF the al
None 10 say grace
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Grear E-axr


There has never been ures1areff at
any feasf 4 bigger nowt Of punch than
that which WIS oraweaf by tie Right
Ean- Edward Russell when he WIS
c1praIn ganeral and commander in
chief OF the torcas ID the M-ssfiter-a-
mean ~ II WIS made in q n.unraiu
IN 4 garden IN the middle OF four
walks all covered overhead with
lemon 4ni Orange trees LII eFerv walk
thera WIS Il table the vanie Eengrn OF
II aud On every tulla was & caid cnEla-
ton In the augH fnullr.rins we're the
following Ingredients Four hogsheads
Of brandy eight aassheatis OF water,
l,ds1a lannon's. twenty zalIans OF lime
fuica- Lsoa Pounds at dne Lisbon
sugur- i've pounds Of graEe4f autu,egs.
ana tusRsred biscuits .an1I j niaa OF dry
nadI1rain MaIaGf.
Over -le fuunrsIn WIS placed q -eIt
calanE. wnlla n Che midst aE this lake
iIaor there sailed 4 little sailor boy
WHO diie=1 1ha Cups ami re~uEenlsneTS he
glasses CT al ttld4sa VIC xaff q desire
n drnk- More dau 5.Gsla men prrr N
au G~uuesEa1ss Ak Ills Eaasf-LanGun
THr-EfS
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INCREASE TN MEMBERSHIP
The NJ B. \. Toek IN Thirty-six
New Aemhers-Grani Lodge
officers Present.

At the Meeting of the Modern
Brotherhood Of America Wednesdav
evening "a class or d~hirtT-six new
members was taken in. greatly in
creasing tile membership and the To-
cal members claim they will have over
i hundred before another month. z.
B. HauIey, supreme president. and
E L BALI supreme secretary. OF
Fiptun. iowa we're present III the
Meeting. State Manager Stegner. Of
Sioux Falls, vas also there. and G.
C. GEiEueiI and &. n. Richards. af
Blunt. were NON the visitors.
Addresses we're nude ay Messrs.
HanieF, BALI Sseg1e1. GrinneIl and
Richards IN the ghad Of the order.
After-the work of the evening WIS
done.Ilghr refreshments were served
co the large number present. Mr.
Hanley, Mr.. 9al1 and NJ. Sseguer
yenr over 20 Sioux Fails an sfle
Omaha passenger.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
4 Surgical Operation.

lsAvays daugeraus-dn O submit
40 the surgeon knife uuEI vuu have
tried DeFVfIs Witch Hazel SaIve. Il
viii c1re when everything else fails
il las done this N thousands If eases.
Here IS dne OF them I suffered tran
bleeding and u~EaefsSiug piles for
twenty years Was 1reared hy differ
ant specialists ana Used many Rzne-
dies. but obGained nu relief until Z
used DesFfEEs Witch Eaze SaIve.
Two boxes IT this saive cured me
months &ga and I have not
had 4 touch af the piles arce-a
A. TfsdaIe. Snmmarrou, 8. c. For
blind heading. Hochlng and prolrad-
piles no remedy Equals DeWHEs
Witch Eaza SaIVe. SaId by Z. o.
Gale.
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aFF FuR CULTURED BOSTON
Delegation Of Mitchell People Left
0ver the Milwaukee for the
Eastern Bean CITY.

The low rates in effect fer the
meeting OF the National Educational
Association at Boston induced quite
a few people Of this city To make the
tip and also visit aasueru points. In
the party which left Thursday
were Prof. f H. Hof. Misses Fannie
Foster. Mamie Saul. Mary WiDdle.
Marie Quigiey. Anna Haynes. Cora
Miner, Sara Scallin, and Pearl Jack
son. There were also Mr.. ami Mrs.
Wm. Duncan and Oracle Bliss. who
viii visit at points IN the east A
Milwaukee, sleeper vas brought to
this city and placed at the disposal
OF the party for the trip through 70
Boston.
Misses Grace CornweII and Hattie
Nicoiaisen. Of Union township. joined
the Mitchell party here for the great
educational gathering. and they VIII
ne Joined by Miss WaaIthea Pearce.
i former teacher In the schools Of
Davfsan county. On their return
they viii visit with Mrs. {. u Earl.
4 former resident of Dawson county.
at Montreal Canada. They will also
visit 1t the home Of Miss Paarce i n
Battle Creek, Mich and at Miss
Canse3IfsEarner home near Chicago.
After the educational meeting IS
over the MitctIe8I party viii scatter
n various eastern points. anu some
OF the members will net return until
the IsB at September.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
The EauudaEsau IT EaaIru.

Sa1rlsnmenr IS Gle. tnuudauuu II
lel1El-AI-sEreuzL- hddQL Dr~
1s9sla Cure Is the dua great medicine
that enables the Stomach fna digest
I've dr4aEs n digest assimLI8a and
Ucfnsiorn al nGds IlGa Ela Kind N
1IeaG thar 1rurisls the Nerves and
1asIS Tie TISSUES kdeiaI lays the
foundation FIR health. NaEure does
Tie rest Indigestion. dvsaepisa Ind
al disorders az he ssumaeh anu IL
gesLTe QrEaus ars curad ~ the use
II hdGaL- Said dv L O G4a
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STDYa
HOW Greu rarst.~ --

lie Eeal ur-fes OF ssIgTtieru Flor
ia i've n desa wzeer sEal EafI On saa
Plants unssE the Kind caEtAa -tur-s
Else which they err ta near me
Tas- esrng -ha igwer nar-s and seaE-
ng 1s nus Fearing 50 tE;tr euiis.-s
II g-aaT fields anu Rr-sS the Etsrs
EleEa tie animals sra IN ia huurEz
fnr BY tle asE1e-nen- Aar BROWSING
On suea ocean, pastures ae -aeu urr-
Les 90 u ne g1surls gt -EeS far
saEhs OF trash va-E. vdcn 1eF saes.u
u Heed rom time u Eue The FFor-
ia fishermen say tie puIes eara- a,s.
cracks and rdf Together masses at
SasS ezns1Lug 1sEu EnEp tails viii
chg When t1e urre 6f me -as nses
TIE balls u - s4a Eaey halaw EEsem
HE fishermen vaTcl for sElcn aaIis
tasIDg Down Ele crsaas- and waeu
they sea lem 1sE s--aFgh aes acrnM
tie unurls AZ Tie sT-saEns and afv4Tv
csHh as ur-zA-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
Paying can IN China

AGhilasa br1Ie ezlEfI upau 4 fnrEa
lI~ saEs i MISSIONARY On entering
Es CoTu she a-si1e-zleEs rurn@I Der
lscE uuau 1Er hostess and made ii
elaborate ~oEeasRnca- OF eaUrsa the tar-
G1 IaW WIS ama1ei and aunovH
bur size nunI OUT tie Easau 0 TIE
sCIuG 1racsAdus 2fEe-EdrL Tie
brides conduct ha1 anfarmA u Chi
1sR sE5uEEEa
S,e iad 1sglorued her a~ns5sance- her
Eo-S-lu- u lla nprl aeeausa tina Is
tie Iree1an Ut E1e royal abode Z Iae
SnrgEa Ladv wIs 50 i-1nradr IS o
sca1d IN La SOUTH sifie Of tie Ell
GaE WIS Il I1e brides eanez- Sha
knew Il asr hostess did nar. Ii what
HrsErau TO dew hsr hesa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
Boiled Qvrrrs.

S1esaI LIE In Tie EaiD IL Queer
AlnsN SwEE w.fS q Sz!Ea- Lord
AashaE MAIZE ne 20 ss,ns VIZ sir C
ear 1aiEeat oysters ana znen as
1gsT aIaIs tie recipe Tax ayss7
WISH them clean Eaar u ~axd Lss-
Shells clean lsa put yogr Ggsr- IN
Al ea-len II viii Eer lsllu- SIDE
cuwns 1s1 1ur Ms gs1r- uve-s- Eru
4 Esa- sar-e az VIZ and Lat e boil
EaFr avsrss aH then boiled N rresr
aw1 IluGr ald To NOT mix WIN ~
rrrs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

ADLcaEztSu Of Z l.zv tendency n
seEnLc Study = za-1s-Ea 1v ne
aLa1 CT ma Gta-9niczE Sase-aE Of
BaEEnnra u SAID Ills SIrng "a IL.
slln1aI ssIzlLs L alGp A-ymE 4 z1r
@ GE Es-saHs Ena VIII sElI- IL =
atnE geography asEIIlT. zuel1E- eli
mazuts-- anEsias and medical luG a-
EsnEe c1uIECsrs NJ Iasa Stands Tie
S1fF Specially Chartered tEr tie tut
lose vii 3a dE-ast anu s-zulureI Is ss
1ssras I1tf G~1aszEEzsr- at lie 7a- drr-
III --1e =---a I'll.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

N MS z4sszE GE1eEarH aE Laa- N
Fa--IaE CT ne Az4Ge-Le E-4neaf4
EEs~ E.aa began Ii w--s I'd sssslu-
ETsrT EaI wl4I w-rs 14ss-n ia =
alrT a1E wlG Isss q 9sEzr IL.
Szht1 as Ut his liz, I'm ne En-
Tern Eea- n lie lIrLA II adm.
Sgsa-v1g IlI timing wzLnyE F---
1g L E1E- THIS 1a 7 aF ha-z1e 70
1rz1 LII If being EUr = .uur-ev-ua-
a1zzfTr Thar III EDs n-s1EEH-
1IE r ara -
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
Our Eerar-sc nrzx..

Why do We atw1ys nix Ut quitting On
Il crar and vesFE Who 9urs On 4 uH
aeTnra 4 VssT1 We also SLY nTurinr ON
Shoes Ina srnct1nwg Who nuts on snersss
1stnra Ehe syucaangSs We aEsa aur IN
signs ceiling peauEe 10 wtpe their dsE
Wien We mean their bsf4fs or SHOES
AMI 4 father plIs Z boz ne vii varm
MS JACKIE when he means u waru ais
pa1raioans- We ara 4 little eccentric
N u pGrase III times.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
The SSlzx1ear MALE

It,ak TIE nGA gsaur1rus la1 :
graz Knew rsuGs&Ei 1s usl n TIA
naelrrGsEL WIS cid EEvE@s "a
sEakE h8 GGaa u tie Lasr lalr tncl
chsFeI Amas and Used tie &aa
LEI and lve II lie dadlr-"
WHAT hrp Issa1 Tie ual VIII ls
Jig ALans apaIs
e ~nIdnt think IL alF way II
1r-Azs Tie Daka-ncas Esuns
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
Ehe auuaY II, E-

IN Elaurs tie 5rI:Eil - caElad ne bird
II Eruuheey- this Esu IN asa thar
uHnba- af Ills caHs aarnsssls ans
aTcs on Wheat Z he caIIs 5vzca
without resting Fhs tlr-ne- Gle.s prr
H21gs per aISaeI for MS @aiuc e
siu calls Eltir times ne auee-s
u @zai-H TWICE Ehe price wuica TWO
ciiiS insure
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
@Erug-

Wlns AGna9 WIS 1Gagal N paint
Mg lis es4shr11EI -ss-aes he vas*v=
ted aE va .lur@lmA VIC hsgsI n
-rr-cISs lis wGS w+rz,lur understand
IL T TIE Aqaas FAM has ina Ri
4 la-A said dna - lasla even
II EtslF1 "a 50 wa hands lae nrr.r
LIS lElsl .ama rsgIiE ne
rE+T-r,- -
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gss sale va zzaSu -

4IsaLs-4 ger birds Wis wsfa5 ny Z
e-sHuE VIC zEIE-E-si III wln-A II
lGE L Ea-5V w,ss1 as1k MS -sy.
lie sa-aslil T1s II E-sEmn VIA
M Just nsAl @piEF@ ~ lie dsre.
Tie Xii --u-Iu-suss lu-
pa--oC A-a-aL Euas
vel" gliEE ne Ism zaissznal
Ne Ii anr nix te1c TIL ECU I
waG1l WIG lis Tex af
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

EhaE uev mau lf EaEIrs. sid tie
arunrazpr at the sEpra % the ds1ar-
nsaT uan:Ega- SEEMS ID De 8 uiEarT
lau varSR
Yes rsriiH Ihe Ear-er. 'ehar s Ms
Ts@aEET
" la-vurEngE
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

What's The score Ut happy, vigar-
L neaIth2 Simply Keeping the row
els. the stamacl. the liver and kid
neEs strong and acmge- Bardock
Blood Biarers does II.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

Thar SLY slI WlLJRs nnCl- Il
1sE wga wacEGluE Tie +InLeN wun-
I g1G lis With Vt lis ra-s
ali 90 aCsa- remarkable Lnl VII
lis alt=a- liz Ia I'll lIa- le lE1f.
q lnG- see l1w
~-haEs AIS Ia1ma-T -zaEA VII
III - ca1 1aag II =
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03
AA~A-NAf-

WHAT sar- ~ l -t- y NJ ausaaafEf
Vel lsEar= Va Ears ua--A L.
w9HlLls[ ana @a lagse asfara nA-
E-E- tEit sasa= Aa 1arzc 1ass = BE-
sz-E5ErzaE 4masE--
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= saarcs OF R%e

Edw Ialy IIa-Ez La EBu Aes5vs
IAsc SLzGt- -gaE- 5rT
"Egnr
y --Gu.L Tdu aaI i've asEars
EsSn lUc dns Is EEHEeE-Tawn
mi Elunr---
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

Frl@ nelE1z-ng N tines eaazless
al gas liz 14lttan IL lis varsls
aasss=l HWY -rz~
EalscHr-Ezttee=t Il ices. a:I-a- Z
atEal WIZ 4 lHv lar -a- Ees
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Entirely E11r-

LSs-lh- RS 7 5aA graE-T sura of
Nm r5eers<s lin wne1 he
1rE I Wis posiEFs Bel E
aGi1n-
ses-AaG gau wE Esac- Ea did
IT aga-l and ! ac.sRuA Mu-~
Stur4asL
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2iphAsria uaifeveI N t.ansv
r1nuEa- Almost MIRACULOUS. Dr..
Elumas5 E-eteetEic Oil At n drug
store
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

L Is aGTaEs a - Rf-a even -n
Er -ceZa2es aeEez al zsz-as-
w aEyr 9a4LS-nCz,u-
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la Egu EzcEE WIZ -s s-zsr Iii
Z RISE seS -
Nc En- Z zla wEa- L aEsz ss-
l&-Ela1-p
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Wien calling for 1tle anove please
say advertised Il naE called fur
IN Two weeks GleE vii be forwarded
Eo the dead LeELH Office.
H L Bras. 2. II.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-07-03

The following IS the list OF letters
remaining uncailed farin the Mitchell
qosEaHCe al The eEdseof 1t1e week end
ing july I. EAEs
RaIrqws. Miss Maud
BeekwtGh. Fare
Binder. J.
Burke. Mrs. Ionu
Callahan. Miss Ellen
Hamilton. Miss Fannie
h1gEE@ DR. Van Buran
huCI. h A
MaraS. A. Z
MuileI. Guilt
Prime. Z. L.
epauIdiug. s
Evening journal., 1903-07-06

Church. He came here from Readlng.
v'ere for three years he was organlst
OF St. Paul's Lutheran church.
Announcement has been made of the en-.
gagement OF Charles X. Zug. OF Philadel-
phia. trust officer OF the Commonwealth
Title and Trust Company and Miss. Mariet-
Ia Richards Veasey. OF Pocomoke city
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J
Veasey.
Miss Edna Keihm. of this city, Will
spend the summer at Atlantic City
Howard Price, Of Philadelphia, spent
yesterday In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Stevens and daugh-
ter. Mildred, are spending a few days
at Bowers Beach.
Miss Maggie Sherry and Miss Bertha
Hyland have returned home from Phil
adelphia. where they have been visiting
Miss Blanche Montgomery and Miss
Bessie Hyland have returned from
Philadelphia, where they have been vis'
iting friends.
Miss Bertha G. Dougherty, OF Phila-
delphia, has returned home after q
visit of three weeks with friends in this
city.
Mrs. Frank E. Hess, Of No. $40 Poplar
street, has typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1903-07-06
Again the Panama

For river and country wear the Panama
promises to be much in evidence. The
lightness Of this particular make Of straw
is without parallel. besides boasting the
further charm Of being of most adaptable
character. The newer shapes present
somewhat conical crowns, while the brims
are induced to take on any shape best
suited 30 the wearer, some preferring an
upward front tilt, others a side. and one
very becoming adjustment takes the form
Of Peg Wellington hat. when the sides
are pulled down and held in position by
narrow black velvet strings. Soft scarves
Of silk and ribbon are the favorite medium
OF decoration, these usually harmonizing
in some sort with the costume, says the
Kings hJ ESpTJ1YlElyJlE
This French sailor is another chapeau
likely to find much favor during the COM
ing holiday months, this also lending Itself
with much amiabillty to a variety Of styles
and treatment. The most piquant and be.
coming angle is that which is attained by
a decided forward tilt, this brought about
by a cache peign'of looped ribbon bows Of
bandeau of flowers. For crown decoration
fruit and flowers are usually found, allied
to ribbon or silk draperles.
Evening journal., 1903-07-06
From Sfckbed to Stage

From the sick bed to the stage is
rather a jump. but that is what Nine.
Edith Helena, who is singing at the
Victoria Roof Garden, New York, has
done, for formerly she was a profess
sional nurse, with a voice whose top
notes beat "Sister Mary James" Also a
childish desire to emulate PATHS tri-
umphs had something to do with stage
career.
Her mother was a singer with the
Mapleson Opera Company and from
her Edith Helena had inherited a fine
natural soprano voice. But she had al
ways felt a desire to try her hand at
professional nursing, and for several
years devoted her time TO hospital work
in St Louis and other Western cities.
Repeated protests from her friends de-
cided her at length TO have her voice
cultivated, and she gave UP nursing to
study for two years in New York. Sew
eral seasons ago she sang "The star
Spangled Banner at q big mass meet
ing in Washington Artillery Hall. in
New Orleans. 1t was said that 1t was
the first time the air had been sung in
public in that city since before the
Evening journal., 1903-07-06
Mr.. Baynard Entertains

Samuel II. Baynard superintendent Of
st. Peurs NJ. +. Sunday school and Mrs
Baynard entertained the teachers and
members of the school at their home on
the Boulevard on Saturday evening. II
was the annual reception previous TO the
closing Of the school for the summer and
was a delightful affair.
First a business meeting was held at
which st was decided 10 make extensive
Improvements to the Sunday school room.
Then Mr.. Bayard made a gracious little
speech, in which he presented a beauu-
ful silver service to W. r. Tuchton. sec
retary Of the school for twenty-five years.
on the part Of the teachers and members.
The pieces are appropriately inscribed and
were much admired. Mr.. Tuchton was
very much surprised but was able to make
a happy speech Of acceptance.
Following the presentation refreshments
were served and there was a pleasant So
cial time spent by the guests.
Evening journal., 1903-07-06
COOL SUMMER DRINKS

Now that hot weather really is here,
the housewife begins to think of cool
ing drinks. The following may be Of
assistance TO her:
Frozen Sangaree.
Nothing can be more refreshing at
the dinner table in hot weather, says
Harper's Cook Book Encyclopedia, than
claret or port wine made into sangaree,
with proportions Of water, sugar and
nutmeg as taste shall direct; then fro
zen, with the addition of a few whites
OF eggs beaten to a froth.
oraneeade.
Impregnate a few Jumps of loaf su-
gar with the oil Of orange by rubbing
into them as much as you can readily
from the rind of four oranges. Roll
as many oranges as you design to use,
squeeze the Juice, allowing eight to one
quart of water. Throw the skins into
half pint of water as you squeeze them,
let them stand a short time, press them
a little, and add this water to the other
Juice. The very highest favored or
anges should be selected, and If not
found sour enough to impart an agree
bic acid, lemon Juice may be added,
with the caution that it must not be
used freely enough to impair the dis
tinct. flavor of the orange. The oil
should only be slightly rubbed from the
oranges. Allow about one-half pound
OF sugar to the quart of orangeade.
Raspberry Royal.
Three quarts Of ripe, red raspberries
and one quart of good cider vinegar,
Let them stand together twenty y-four
hours, then squeeze, strain and meas
ure. To each pint of the liquid allow
one pound Of white sugar. Put all to-