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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03

shining utensils which were showered up- on Miss Irwin. Some amusing and o ig- inai gifts called forth merriment. notably Miss Batre's gift, a bright new waiter on which were cake of Sap flo and a mouse trap. Pinned to the cake of so was a cara see that his hearth and me are kept bright-use Sapoio" and to the mouse trap. You have caught him." Ms. Ackers rooms were prettily deco- rated in La France roses and tempt ng refreshments were served from a prettily appolnted' table. At side table Miss Mary Hunter and Miss Corlnne Orton served punch. Mrs. Acker g ests in- clu ed Mesdames M. F. Krkbride. G M, Luce. F. P. Davis. R. H. Bo ling o. F. Crampton. c q. Hearin. I'm gene Little, Inge Seiden, W. Nj. HigIey A. Sheriff. E. D. Bondurant. W. M. Harrison. F. J. Inge George Fearn. Jr.. N. R. Clarke, M. D. Wickersham. e. Leatherbury. A Tistorasgi, William Porter of Key West Dexter Dorgan of Key West Joseph Me- Phillips. Joseph Tucker Huntington. VII liamson. William Thompson, Horace Clarke. Misses Grace Bestor. Adele Bqtre. Rosa Lyons Colleen Hughes Katherine Sherin M 'llie Irwin, Katie S1ge. Neil. 6 Goroon Una Dorgan. Theo Williamson.
 Miss Ethel Minge of New Orleans Is visiting Miss Mary Mnge. Miss Ingar~oll Mirge, who was Queen of the New Or leans carnival last season, will come to Mobile after Christmas.
 Mrs. Robert Baugh of Birmi,ebam wa. Tn the city today en route home from O. den. where she has been on a fishing trin with friends.
 Mss Charlotte Moore has returned to her home in Montgomery after a plea asant visit to the Misses Richard on Dea b Jrn Avenue
 The Discards were entertainod today by Miss Una Dorgan assisted by Mrs. wIi. liam Porter and Mrs. Dexter Dorgan,
 MT. J.. A. Walters gave a pretty srp- per at the Battle House this ev ming in compliment to Mss Maribel Williams.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Torrie hove return- ed from Montgomery where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. D. Mills.
 The Bowling Cub did not meet to say. Weather permitting 1t will meet t1mor- row at il a. m. at the Country Club.
 The Century Book Club he'd It's regular weekly meeting this morning at the Y. M. c. A.
 Mrs. J. c. Wilson has returnei from A visit of several months to Mckinley. Ala.
 Mss Gertrude Smiths debut party is to be the evening of December I4
 Miss Mary PilIans is visiting Miss Ka. trina Ruse in Atlanta,
 Miss Amanda Moore returned home to- day from New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03
Nerroes Impersonate Oficers.

In the Recorders Court this morning two negroes, Tom Malone and Robert N. Jones, who were arrested yesterday for impersonatinS officers. were bound over. It was proved that they went to the Mo- bile and Ohio docks. found five negro iaborers around a fire pretended to be deputy sheriRs and marched their vic' tins to a dark spot.
 The negroes had just ceased loading a steamship at the docks, and were reat- ing by permission of the watchman At the docks. beside a fire. the night being cold. The purpose of the two men was robbery. 1t Is alleged. They pulled re- volvers from their pockets and intimidat- ed the men.
 Recorder McAleer sent the defendants to the Inferior Criminal Court for car rying concealed weapons. and dismissed the charges of impersonating officers. ruling they claimed to be deputy sherlfHs and this being outside his Jurisdiction.
 Warrants were sworn out for the de- fendants before Judge Ai@rd for assa ult with a pistol and im0ersonating an off, cer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03
Ellrs Memorial Service.

Sunday next. Mobile Lodge, No. 1OS Benevolent and Pr iotective Order of ElkS will hold memorial ceremonies for their dead comrades. This service will be. held In the Mobile Theatre at 3:3O o'clock. the people generally being cordially invited. The members, of the 0. der for whom these services will be held. and the dates of their death are L. 0 Cooper. March A. i90O: Fred T. Cox. December 2l. 1sn; M. T. Carson. September 1. 1902; J. W. Finn. September g, 1902; J. J. Mccarthy. Sep tamber @, 1so2; Ledyard Scott, August 2, EsOs. z.
 The arrangements committee. of which Hardy M Hopper is chairman, has ar ranged an elaborate program. Charles l.. &;nweizer. Exalted Ruler. will be master of ceremonies. Rabbi Alfred G. Moses of Temple Shaarai Shomayim, who Is chap plain of the lodge. and Rev. Mathew Brewster, rector of Christ Ep!sc Dpal Church, will pay tribute to the dead. James Young of Altoona, Pa., who is an enthusiastic Elk and leading man to Miss Viola Allen. who win play here Mon day night, will deliver ''rhanatopsIs. '' The musical numbers will include many beautiful and appropriate songs by local talent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03

l Mrs. Robert Baugh of Birmingham was in the city today en route home from O. den where she has been on fishing trip with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03

Ask Your Druggist for free Pe-ru-na Aim mac for 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03
The Western Railway of Alabama.

Trains run on Central Tina READ UP
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03

Miss Ethel Minge of New Orleans is visiting Miss Mary Mnge. Miss Ing.r~oil Mirge. who was Queen of the New Or leans carnival last season, will come to Mobile after Christmas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

Broiled meats should be served as
soon as cooked.
Brushing the under crust OF fruit
pie with white OF egg VIII keep IL
from being soggy.
Bits OF leftover steak may be
chopped, seasoned and made into taS-
" sandwiches for school.
Whiting mixed in a paste with sweet
oil removes all spots from tin. Polish
afterward with dry whiting and news
papers.
To remove vinegar stains from cru
cts. etc, crush an eggshell very nne,
put inside the bottle with Little
warm water and shake.
II the toughest and coarsest pieces
OF beef are dipped in vinegar before
they are stewed. they viii be found.
when cooked. 10 be exceedingly ten
der.
II. when mixing flour for batter. etc.
it should become lumpy, let II stand
FOR Il few minutes. then drain on the
liquid carefully and start mixing
again. pouring back slowly.
Camphor, as IS well known. Is use
ful in keeping away moths. but il
should never be placed near sealskin,
as il causes this fur 10 change color.
producing streaks OF gray and yellow.
Potato water is thing that the most
economical housewife throws away;
yet IL has use. After scrapiug the
potatoes. allow the water to settle.
and then strain IL This liquid sponges
dirt out OF silk.
When scissors get blunt, sharpen
them b. opening and moving back
ward and forward on a piece or glass.
The stem OF a wine glass Is suitable.
IL sharpcns the blunt scissors and can
be repeated when necessary.
Boots should have the rough dirt
cleaned on with a hard brush. then
scraped with a piece OF SOFT wood. but
never with a knife. Small quantities
OF backing should be put on at a
7 time. and polished or quickly.
, Much OF the dripping from a joint
of meat is lost by evaporation in kit
chen ovens. This can be avoided
+ and a large quantity of good dripping
:. saved by taking out the dish when the
joint is about half done and pourins
q or the fat.
4 A really tough fowl can be made int
. an excellent roast IL steamed for al
hour. Before placing In . steamer pu
few stalks OF celery and slice o
!. onion inside the bird 70 flavor IL. Whel
q IL Is taken from the steamer. ali with
:. wesl-seasoned dressing The fow
must be carefully handled IN stut1ng.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12
OLD DOMINION NEWS.
Law Agalnst Kidnanplnr.

Richmond. Spccial.-The introduce
ton in the House OF bill making kid
mapping a capital offense In Virg,nia
the opening % the discussion on the
Jordan bin TO break the BayloE survey
and the passage by the Snate OF n
large number OF House bills bearing on
revision Of the code made a lively leg
slative day Mr. Leakc. OF Goochland.
is patron OF the bill offered in the
House making the crime OF kidnapping
FOR ransom punishable with death.
The bill was drawn by Col. William ID.
Petit. OF F1uvanna. and is said TO be
the Cutgrowth OF the mysterious disap-
pearancc OF young Wentz. the Phila-
delDhia millionaire. in Southwest Nir-
einia. The bill makes the punishment
for this crime death or. in the discre-
ton OF the jury. confinement in the
pcnitentiary for not less than or not
more than Is years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12
sp,clnI Permits for Jews.

Berlin. By Cable.-AmeT1can Jews
xre no longer permitted 10 cross the
Russian frontier without a special per-
nit In each case from NJ Won Plevwe.
the Russian Interior Minister. Most
Americans travel through Russia by
way OF Germany. The practice until
tho last two weeks was for the Rus
sian consul general here TO advise the
Jews passports upon receiving a state
ment OF their purpose TO visit Russia.
and that their stay there was 10 be
temporary. The new restriction IS an
extension OF the policy initiated By the
recent withdrawal OF the vice powers
from The Russion consulafes IN Ameri-
ca
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12
At Washington and Lee.

Lexington. Specialize board OF
trustees of Washington and Lee Uni
yersity met here last week and elected
Mr. Abram L. Staple. an attorney OF
RCoanke. Va. professor OF real estate
ard commercial law. vice Prof. viii
liam r. Vance. resigned. The new pro-
fcsgCr Is q nephew OF Judge Waller r.
Staples OF the Virginia Court OF Ap-
pcals. and lis an alumnus OF Richmond
College lie viii enter upon his duties
on January I. The board also adopted
plans for the proposed dormitories and
authorized the commission 20 select a
site and arrange for the building. Prof
Alexander /. Nelson was elected dean
OF the academy department and Prof.
David G. Humphreys dean OF the en-
cheering department. DIT Stvickler.
Ncssrs. Glasgow. Anderson. Barclay.
Fishburne. Fleming. Houston. Hamil-
ton. Cooke and Muncc attended the
meeting 90 the board.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

Put two quarts OF -four IN a deep
mixing bowl. make a hollow in the
centre. and put i'm the following: One
tablespoonful Of sugar two OF butter
cut in small pieces. one pint OF cold
scaldcd milk and a cake o. compressed
yeast dissolved in half OF two-shirds
of cup OF lukcwarm water. Cover
with q folded towel and stand I'm a
warm place 81 set In the morning.
When the sponge is well risen add a
teaspO0uful OF salt dissolved bon e little
warm water. mix all the ingredients
10 smooth dough that will keep
shape. knead FOR fifteen minutes. then
set 90 raise once more In a cool place
and let raise for six hours. Then again
knead FOR several minutes. roll out
evenly Until half an inch thick and
cut with a good-sized biscuit cutter.
put a piece OF butter on one side OF
each biscuit fold the dough over in
centre. pressing down lightly. put in
a warm place 20 raise Tor half an hour
and then bake in quick oven FOR
nfteen or twenty minutes Never let
sponge or dough where IL is too warm
To hold the hand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

ncSraw STORED him 'uet ~ ttc door.
"N0sr SnoW<ci-s of the original q
his picture has Ssy,n another interest
. IL. Miss As0.nw4ii-Sigcc you say
ih1s a Is her na-rc--.S thc lady whom l
saw strcwinr flowers over the sicno--
ia when I FIRST won't into he room"
you coa't say 50. We'll. must hear
ShcU, hat"
There * rot much 70 hear. We in.
tcrchaaged no words. fer I was too
Uuch aStoniShcd at her presence To he
MASTER OF l,y usual sclf-poSscsSion
while she was only too glad TO escape
from the room and what must hsve
seemed 70 hex ny somewhat importu-
nate Sazc.~
'But she Is a friend OF Sigrorina
Naldi: must be. or she would not have
been showing her such an attcntion.'
Il do not think she is friend. The
sicnc~ina- whom l questioned on the
subject. SAIL she did not know who
she was. Int thought she must be a
pupil OF lcr CID master. who had FOR
merly shown s. secret interest in her
Wei. I am glad 90 have located this
person. Something may come OF e..
who can tens IL is often the most IN
likely clues that lead 10 the desired
knowledge"
And with bow and sood-day Byrd
finally disappeared.
Early in the afternoon Hamilton De.
Sraw went out 20 buy a paper. Turn.
inS NJ once 20 the local news colun :
hc found that the autopsy in which hs
was Interested had taken place. with
thc result proDhssicd by Byrd Il wa.
@ Ereat relief. Tor had the girl beer
found % De thc victim Of violence. r,
wouid 20, have had q minutes rest 81
/ regard 20 the Sieuorina. notvithstand
[ inc his opinion IN regard 20 Mon
teili OF the plot ca conspiracy oi
which be had heard while nj Polio,
I Headquarters. there was no mention
Y the authorities. for once. having sue
/ cccted I'm battling the reporters In re
gard TO 4 matter which IL was desir
F able for the present 10 keep secret
f But 90 the Sicnorina Nalli ne foun.
I this trace in ole corner OF the Srca
paper:
The report which was current thi
I morning concerning she death ~ Sc
T norma Nalli whose disastrous artcmr
20 sin- thc role 90 Nar-herita VIII h
/ remembered Us many ~ our reader.
/ hes been proven false. she is no
dead. fu. absent. having iCft her lat
I 1Da-i- cuts at S91 East -- stree
Cog other Qu-r.ers az present ur
+ Elcwn-~
Gained in measure the artist wen
iars -o DIS studio. There Were We
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

Washington. Special - Represents
tive Burgess. OF Texas. introduced a
bill 20 lesson the dahaEe OF the cot
ton boil weevli. 6irecting the Secretary
% Agriculture to appoint comnlis-
sion I'm nis Department 20 include resi-
fenfs OF the State OF Texas and Loui-
siana 10 study the problem. Tho bill
sppropristes <2so,oo 20 be used for
this purpose. The Suggestions Of this
commission are 20 Be embodied into
regulations and rssemD>adsd 70 Lsg
fnfExnwmm
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12
PEPPERNfINrS.

Boil hard FOR Eve minutes four cup
fuls OF white sugar. enc cupfui of hot
water, twelve crops OF oil OF pepper
mint and fifteen drops OF wintergreen-
POUR into a bowl aud stir briskly un-
I'll the mixture begins 20 thickeD. Then
drop ON 4 cold tin dish as fast as
possible. 4 small teaspoOnful OF the
candy dropped on the dish VIII make
a lozenge as large IS half dollar.
DO not place the lozenges so close to-
gether that they viii run into each
other. or they will not be a good shape.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12


Air. Gryce's munitions were seldom
af fault Hc hal said 90 Mr.. Byrd
that the unkrowu would not be found
with The Leircss who had fed from
Miss Hadden's school. AID behold.
within the course OF the next day
came word from Miss MADDEN herself
that Miss Rogers had returned 10 the
school with the crestfallen air OF one
who had suffered great disappoint-
mens.
The inspector ~ once notified Mr..
Gryce. and advised him 20 visit Miss
Rogers and see II he could not obtain
fr0m her such particulars Of her late
escape As would assist them In deter
mining upon the Identity OF he gentle
man who had lnsrlcated a.
The elderly detective. who was both
by nature ana appearance cmiuentIy
adapted for this WORK. 81 once depart
"a Tor Miss Ha1den's school. where.
after n short Interview with It's mis-
frcss. he was admitted 10 a small
anartme where he Wa requested TO
await The appearance Of Miss Rogers
I The delay was short. In a few min
urcs a young lady entered In whom he
: had no difficulty in recognizing the
/ somewhat pretty and decidedly willful
( girl In whose cratic adventures he
az present took 50 strong an Interest.
Miss Rogers. I believe" said he.
with an air 81 once respectful and en-
coura Eing-
'-Oh. who are you:~ she asked.
changing in a moment fro.1 the half
pettish. half coquettlsh creature he
lad seen enter into a woman both
startled aud frightened
Il am your friend. 10 begin with. "
was his reGssuring reply. land next.
am on old man who has seen much OF
life. and who has a world OF compass
sion for them who have as yet ell is
ex yerlences before them"
She had not sat down. and was
standing before him I'D an attitude tina
befokencd more readiness FOR fiigh
than desire 20 listen. But you are :
stranger" she declared: Il do not eveI
, know your name. Why Go you speal
% ne q compassiOns I was TO
aware Her voice broke. she wa
too Young and inexperienced 70 De
. | soad aciress.
81 sYrak o. compassion sad ID
"hecauseSof an grirfs we mortais ~
caii-d upon 10 endure that OF los.n
co-hderce in ous friends is at once th
deepest and tilc kccncst. know tia
| you have suffered such a loss. 40. q
rct 60. haze something Of too mus
Importance Ia cay 30 you 20 dcpai
Gifhort hearing it,
TIE looked 80 benevolent and sn5le
i. 70 rcassuringiy That She lInmodlatei
T.. took courage Filnciuz caution % n
i, Winds she gasDed out 10 sudden exclt
rent.
Have you brought ne a messas
- ! from hlmF Does lac regret" ~
passed Ignorant az she was ~ II
- she felt that she Mas on the point
compromising herself. You do u
answer" she pettiehiy exclaimed.
, have made q mistake: Iet noe go"
= she was not beautiful girl. attra
a. tive a. many considered her who "a
"A nothing bot her dazzling complex
- and the abuRdant masses OF her liz
- brown hair. Bus she was a spoil
one, and as this moment bore hers
- 30 haugbfily shat she look>d sim'
- nnmanageable 10 the shrewd old Diet
- i've
TO be eoDtsnue6
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

Lord Mayor Sir Daniel Dixon. OF
nelfast. ireland. gave a luncheon 10
Hon. W. j. Bryan.
II was reported that Minister Of JUS
tlcc Vale is strongly disposed 10 grant
revision for Alfred Dreyfus.
Tho annual report OF Secretary OF
Agriculture James Wilson was made
public.
Mgr. Seton, OF Newark. n. J.. offci-
atcd at high mass at the Scotch Col
lego In Rome on The occasion Of ST.
Andrews Day.
Il was announced ia London that the
government had no intention 90 send
The Tibetan expedition as far ~
Lhnssa
Gen. John r. Brooke. Ex-Governor
General OF Cuba. accused Gen. Leon
ard Wood OF characterization while
he Was Governor OF Santiago prov
sncc.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12
On Serious Charge.

Winston salem. Special--Samuel
Hanser. a wcll-to-do farmer AZ whose
home moulds and material for making
counterfeit money were found last
week. was given a hearing before
United states commissioner and bound
over 10 the next term OF Federal court
AZ Charlotte. Hauser put up $3.50 cash
bond for his appearnos. The evidence
against him is damaging
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12

Soak the sweetbreads in cold water
slightly sailed FOR an hour. then trim
them well and olanch them. This il
done by dropping them in saucepan
OF boiling water 20 which "a little VIM
egar. 4 couple Of bay leaves. and n
few drops OF onion juice have been
added: let the sweetbreadS boil Ina this
water about four minutes. then lift
thorn out aud drop them I'm cold --ster
just half a minute. then drain Jnem
and lay them on plate. Tut another
plate over them and stand n heavy
weight on them and leave them in 4
cool place Til ready 40 fry; then have
q Kettle Of swimming hot fat over the
hrc. Split the sweetbrcads lengtnwisc.
dip them IN batter the same as for
fried chicken. drop each piece separ-
ateig in the fat and let them fry over
"A quick fire tin a delicate brown. then
lay them nicely on hot platter with a
few strips Of broiicd bacon and some
corn frittors Pour rich cream gravy
on the platter round the sweetOreads.
and serve hot.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-12-12


Il have an invinciblc repurnance 70
making her features the common prop
crty 90 a dozen police officers. The
case does not seem sufhsicntiy press
ING. II yon can Get along with K. 10.
am sure her womanly delicacy should
be considered.
i VIII Try. bat it may occasion de
lay. Have you MOnteiiS note about
yons~
Il believe SO, YES. here IL is
I suppose you have no objection to
letting ne have thstT'
None whatever
"And now Tor n minute description
81 this Italian
4 only saw him FOR an instant. bu;
En- that instant cot tho impression OF
q tail slim man. Of decided dark con-
nieIion and lowering glance. He wore
"a black mustaChc and had a sinister
and uncarny expression thas made
most d.s1creeahie impression upon the
hehoide-. Yet his form was not bad.
and ~ some people be might even 20
called a gentleman. though I should
never descshe him as such. But then.
7 hste hin. and with mason. for be-
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INA Auiup' departure
vs. H'u' o-seI-I' ,ion mao oeen
i'''-' u.--s '.l''- ".sl Z "'' ,d'i-1'
h,uht'nC tho other three girls. Sinis-
. f--. eh- and dark That is not what
= said % the urbanc stranger who VS.
.,ei Miss Hadden-s school AMI lay in
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