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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Amateur Ball Players.

The District Council. No. 1895, and Ma
tional Council. No. SGT. Of the Royal Area
mum, engaged in a game of base ball for
the championship of the Royal Arcanum,
at River View Park. yesterday afternoon.
the former winning II to 10. The feature
of the game was the pitching of Mr.. Larry
O'Day for the District Council, who struck
out twelve men. The batteries were O'Day
and Kraus for the District and Mitchell,
Wrefers and ForQuar for the National
Council
In a close and exciting game played at
Chevy Chase, Sunday afternoon, the Ma
poleon Athletic Club defeated the Rhode
island Stars team by 10 to .. The Napol-
cons would like to arrange games with
teams Of seventeen years. the games to be
played any evening or Sunday. The North
west Stars preferred. Send all challenges
to James Nolan. 1872 Sd street northeast.
The Athletics defeated the Wide Awakes
yesterday afternoon by 10 to o. The fea-
lures of the game were the pitching of
walters and the timely hitting OF Read.
his long drive in the last inning winning
the game.
The stanton Athletic Club team defeated
the Eastern Stars team by IL to 8. The
features OF the game were the pitching of
Taylor and the batting OF Hughes Of the
Stantons. The Stanton A. c. would like to
arrange games with all teams OF fourteen
years. Address challenges to r. Woods,
223 It'll street northeast
The Southern base ball team II open for
all challenges of teams from sixteen to
eighteen years of age. Address H. Holmes,
0O1 9th street southeast
Tho Lafayettes would Ike to arrange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
OF ALL SORTS
Chicago Takes an Easy Game
From Washington.
PATTEN BATTED HARD
OARSMEN ON HUDSON HANDI-
CAPPED BY CONTINUOUS RAINS.
Harvard Trounced Yale-River Pirate
Sets New Record in the Mud
To Renew Big Race.
American League Games Today.

American League Games Today.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
Totals..... 9 s q 10 al

Totals-.... n 10 q Totals. 8 10 "A ID
'Batted for Henley in ninth.
st. Louis. ............. o s o o o o x-e
Philadelphia. .......... o 8 2 o o O-5
Earned runs-St. Louis, 3: Philadelphia, g. Two
-Hemphill. Double play-McCormick. Anderson
and Kahoe. Hit by pitcher-By Bender. 2; by
Henley. l. First base on balls.On Bender, 1; of
1; by Henley, 81; by Powell. Q. Left on bases-St.
Louis, 9; philadelphia. g. Stolen bases-Kahoe,
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
The Boys Base Ball Fund.

H. L. Deyo has sent to The Star $1.OO for
the fund to give the boys a Fourth Of July
outing at American League Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24
The Fate Of the "Kidder.' y

4u6 dtS VI k00 xAA0ASAs
From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
It Is an old rule which says that a kid
der" cannot stand kidding" and this
probably explains the assault which Jesse
Burkett committed on Tom LOTUS in st.
Louis a few days ago. Burkett, though
there Is no reason for it. believed him
self kidder. He has seen himself shine
In this role for years simply because he
never hooked up with any one who could
send back hot shots. But when Burkett
started to hold his own with Tom LOTUS
he was up against tough game. was soon
worsted and then did what all such fellows
do-fght. The scene which followed dis
graced the game and it is now up to Ban
johnson to hand down a decision. LOTUS
is not physically capable Of holding his
own with husky fellow like Burkett. nor
did he start into that sort of a contest. It
started as a kidding match. but Burkett.
when he found that he had no chance. re-
sorted to assault Players of the Burkett
type should be made an example of. and.
no doubt, will be- when Ban Johnson gets
through with the case LOTUS is a man
who has been in base ball many years and
has never been mixed up in anything cal
culated to give the game black eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-24

Yesterdays National League Games.
81. Louis, 8; Boston, o.
Other games postponed on account Of rain,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

MACON. Ga. sept. - With pey-
sfsi req buildings causpisEsd So sgi-
iarged during the vacation period
and the campus and grounds gcnsr-
ally much improved Aeresf uniters
sity opennd sur the term today uua
der the most favorahir auspices.
PORT WAYNE. Ind. SEPT - =
The Indiana staie conference 81
Charities and Corrections i holding
It's 18th annual meeting at the fitsi
Presbyterian church, The sessions
VII continue through Friday
LONDON. sept 2s-Ths members
- the Ancient and HeHoufHhie Ar
tiiisrY Company ~ London the
Earl 81 DenhiEh commanding were
given a ruuHfnK Hend-off on the &C.
castor - their departure fer BOSTON
from Liverpool today on the Do
niniou liner AaYfioRer. The An
cirnts 20 10 she Unified States "A The
Invitation % the Name-Sake Come
panY ~ F0stons which Organization
vas entertained IN London several
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CT. NORTHERN MEN
THREATEN STRIKE
woRkmun SATISFACTION HILL, AND
TROUBLE IS GRADUALLY BREWING

ST PAUL. MINI. gept zz.--Afte
another ruthless conferences between
President Jarnra J. Hill and General
Manager WARD OF the Great North
rrn Railway Company With the con-
suild0tea grievance committee repre-
HanfinF employees u the road. hrld
yesterday. the members q the srisv-
auco committee last night began
taking strike
Grand Master Hanrahan OF The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive fIigmen
said tonight;
This has gone far enough We
have had THE matter under eauHid-
Grafton faT seven wsskH IniHHs the
Great Northern shows disposition
90 settle the dispute on the sched-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
FARMERS STILL
TALKING SHOP

NIAGARA FALLS. y. r. sept. -
The National Farmers congress
resumed IFS asrslona fhia morning
Thsrs was an Increased attendance
over that of the opening hay. owing
Go the arrival % a number 81 deie-
gates who had bean delayed en-
route. Two sessions we're held dur-
lag the day. and they we're fun ~
interest and instruction 70 those en-
gagged In agriculture and the allied
Industries.
Besides set addresses and papers.
shlch we're listened 70 Wifh close at
teufioh BY the uiefnhsrs ~ the con-
grens. there were q number Of In
formal talks and discussions cover
nag wide range 81 subjects relat-
ing to farms and farming The Eep-
aiafq ~ the congress- aiii b. con-
finusd tnsnarfaFF and concluded Fft-
day morning with the transaction 81
unfinished business and tho election
OF officers for me ensuing year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Masked Bandits Stop Burlington
Train and Lo0f Express Com
pany'S Safe--PoSSe in Hot
Pursuit

officials Of the express company
here. who claim that the robbers Sc
eured nothing for their palms,
The train VAS filled With paHaen-
gers who Weru teruriae1 when they
learned ths cause Of the delay.
fhe hills Nfrr setfehud. put With
gut sucesss W 81 mlaaishs One -
the robbers y reported % have been
hurt. bat the extent of hlE intHftee
Is unknown. The train WAS held up
near a Ffaeins camp and was VII
nsssed hy a farmer Who went 10 bis
hanse and teisphnued 81 AmaHnnia.
the nearest station citizens there
aFWed themselves and started "a the
seenc ~ the robbery, but the bandits
Nrre gone when they arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
ODD FELLOWS
SEEN IN PARADE

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept e. Hnn-
tine business. which has occupied the
last three days Of the meeting ~ the
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. o. .. r..
today, gave way 60 the spectacular
feature Of the program This was
the day of the biz parade. and u
was BY all odds one % the most IN b
posing a. well ne the largest pageant
u tn. kind ever seen IN Baltimore.
A es.zessssats4 estimate places the
number az men IN line AZ 1890. the
Patriarch Militant. the military
branch Of the order. making a par
tlculariv GorEsouE showing.
The parade was headed BY Gen.
". A. Hansy. commandiuR general n
the Patriarchs Militant. with his
staff. In line were the Patriarciis
Militant. grand eueampmeufss Grand
lodge representatives. and subordin-
ate lodge members from every state
and territory % the union, and from
several Of the Canadian provinces
The parade was reviewed By Grand
eIrc John r. Goodwin and othei
sovereign grand lodge members from
. stand erected IN front OF the ODD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
ROUGH HOUSES
ENDED IN JAZZ

Thomas cauiNAn. Cav shelton and
young actress. LILLIAN st0rk. Nho
has bosn just dssfaE 70 =bs
blonde. were arrested Ia inslN5nE
house ~ SIC X~~isr Nay this fFsorn-
ing on = charge ~ dlsordrfiy cen
duet. Sergeant ts4Khtcn. Jaiier
stepl~r and Driver Decker made tfpe
arrests A. ths estEeanf expressed
Il. the trio were creating seven atf.
fereut kinds II rough house"
Judge George fined each - them
Sc this morning and AT were sent to
Jan - serve cut the fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
THE POLICE
KNEW HIM

1anrs ifalns. alias RYan. recently
eaavittsd q larceny tfam the lssHaan
ard informed against. uufsf m uew
cumulative ssuisncs tas. yesterday
afteruuan pisaAad rot suiits u thr
lstter charge. and Demanded that a
faff b. lmpansied 10 ascids the a4ss-
tian q a former conviction.
This Vas teHr. and i tnok the fsrY
tat nVe minutes sftss ths eonxineink
tsHtim0my - Faiicr Sergeant leighton
ami fsVtNcttve james ftxFues 50 dsstds
that faise sAs the mas Shn hala un
TIE bertsnsief - The tfua seieehs iH
ksse ana served three fsars in tire asn-
issntiarr fef the crimz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
puoILisr MocLELLANp llERE

Jack MeC1elland. whe IA matched
e firht Aufeiia Herrera. ocsotsef 9,
A. the AFmufY, arrived in Seattle
yesterday, and wa - iuto fraiHinE
Il West Seattle fef the match. Me-
cteilan locks every tneh a fighter.
and iacal spafts believe ne VIII give
the Mexican run for the money
Mcclellan - locking Fur a match
with the winner 81 the AaaKsF Han
Lon contest. and & this suxaEvmsu.
flees not interfere. ne vii flgas kats
TURNER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
PIONEER
SERIOUSLY
INJURED

SOUTH BEND. Yu.. sept q
J aasgh Hockey. an old resident on
NuaNl HVrf while riding 60 hle home
near Sunshine. Monday. vas thrown
frIm his horse lie struck ou the
point u q sharp jagged limb when
pierced his left breast ard into his
luaK His feet Kot tangled iu the
refine and he Wss Dragged Hon,s de.
lance.
with his hand a.es the hole IA biz
BREAST from which the blood was
squirting he walked over a mile 10
his home and fell in a deaf faint
on hia doorstep
IIis l5-ysar-eld non was sent 90 the
nearest naighbof Tot help ana we
fhnesd b a bear. having an eFcits
imE experience. The injured man
was brought hsfs last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

nIes az once and come to an agree
meut with the committee. We vii
take steps % secrn the sentiment Of
the men on the line or the question
u a strike
Yesterdays conference following
Mondays ultiuatum from the read.
IN which al previous concessions
wsfe Withdrawn, was more coneilia-
tory, but resulted Ia nothing more
definite than vague statements. Ina
men have lost proand o. their de-
mauds and the road IL refusing to
allow them - regain II
Tie men WIIi NEE, the railroad Of
feials todey. but they are positive
Ia their assertions that the road
must c0nceds their demands az once
or fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
BIG SLIDE:
Another Catastrophe Threatens
the Inflated Town of Frank

The report states that the aiids
occurred just RH "a train was near
ing Frank. Tie tralnmeu. seeing
ths slide. stopped the train unni
after ~ IVES over. and then proceed
FL into the town ana picked up al-
maat aii n she residents ~ fhs
p4aee. taking them 20 places " safe
-.
Frank IL tho town where the Dig
Turtle mountain slide occurred asV-
efal months Hg8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

ST. JOSEPH. Mo Sept. e. -Four
masked bandits held az the west
b0uitd Burlington 4 Missouri train
five miles north Of this witty al 10
O'Clock last ulght They stopped The
train ~ flashing 4 dNnBFf sisnal.
then covered the engineer Hlf1 nfN-
man with Nuns and foreed them to
pnN TIE express eaf mile further
up the track. The safe tn the rN-
pfesa ear was then dynamlted The
nsndifs made their escaFe With the
nnfcutz.
Tne stories 81 What they secure a
t..fer. II Is stated on goed authorize
that thay secured between S. e1e anu
sie.oea IN cash. fhis g. denied ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
tspselsl,o The s,sr.,

VANCOUVER -. g, sept 25.--PJi-
vnte wire sdyices from Nelson. y. g..
report that another big slide has oc-
CURED on Turtle mountain. near
Frank. Alberta. The dtailH 81 the
slide are very meuEer II seems
that the town iH almost complete
deserted. the residents having taken
refuge in Hiaifmofe aud othet near
BY towns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
CHANCES IN
P0RTLANDS
SAMMY vioNEAux NOT WITH
- TEAM NOW HERE

The &rtiand team would have
been bsFe ia time 20 open a ssfies 81
games yesterday II It had moi been
for the .snai.-iike movements % a
Portland ticket agent A. i was
she bunch did uat pull In uhtii last
slight SAMMY NtSneuk - us isnger
with thsm and Hsaes Eiy, the Odd
.AczsknNl lrAxuers - the bis chic
FNey. the bis tirsss base man. tried
a. emulate the example of the Ia.
dian tNlfler ard absorbed tasa much
firewAtxr Nouel&t nixbt In cons
nectlon with shleldz and Haidy he
ATTEMPTED 10 tnssaiistate a Portland
yolicssnAu Atta as result became =
guest o ths cfty Until 6aiisd cut By
MANI - Efy
TFi'xsms hereafter az Recreation
rsA< ~sil b@.ss.i AZ } o'ciock. jimmy
: tratn ard tke Butler uiH prob
abs Be- The opposing slab artists to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
PEAcEMAKERS
MEET IN Paris

PARIS. sept. 25.-Ths Twelfth
Universal Peace congress met today
at<fsouea and viii remain in session
unIii the end % the week. A. its
name signifies. the purpose OF the
ss.s=azEsaa = - disease aAya and
means for promoting peace among
the nations and substituting methods
Of diplomacy and arbitration OF in
tefnatiouai disputes for warfare and
bio0dshed Among those IN attend
ance az the congress are Rev. Mat
thew Anderson and Herbert Welsh
both 81 Philadelphia. reprsseuting
the American branch - the Uul-
gersai Peace union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
METn0DISTS
MEET IN MANY
CONFERENCES

MONMOUTH. III. sept s1-Ths
FIRST Methodist chureh. spacious
though II b. Naa eru~ 1ed with driss
gates and visitors this fnnfuinn at
the fnfHnai opening ~ the tsth ar
nuai SESSION q the Central fihneis
coufsFsncs of the Methodist Eris.
cupal church Bishop Aecahe Of
Omaha presided and the morning
~Aa devoted 20 the nppuiattrTnt -
committees. roll cali and ashvf bust
meas % rssutfns nature Ia sEdi.
ton. the program provides for lee
tufea and addresses - = number 81
speakers or Wtds fiofe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

CYNTHIA. Ky. Sept. aa--The
jury IA the case Of Curtis lett on
trial Tor the murder Of Toan Mar
shall t0ckriii at Jackson kya July
~, iR1sl last ulght brought IA n YER
aict Of Euilty and fixed hts punish
ment a. death.
The jury Was cut barely two hours
and the verdict coming Ia aH Eoon as
" did WhH surprise 10 most Of
those interested ia the case, Jett r
mother was not IN the court room
AZ the time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
ALLEGED FfREBue FREE

Thv csss nf shs ssnss against "
!. Anderson chAraed with satttuE
fire to the Hotel Northern. last 1aix
A4a dismlsaed hy Superior Judge
nistl yesterday. on motion % Frtssr
cutting Attorney SCetf. ON account
Of hack Of evidence 10 secure a enn-
Ntefion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Attorney l.. y Rosonhaum has re-
turned 10 Seattle after q months alb
aenee on business trip TO New
York city aud other eastern points.
William Mckinley Circle No. II.
Ladies' OF O. a. r.. VIII give one u
their card parties al the Residence OF
Mrs OftiiiA Galloway. az ftfth aN-
enue. near Yasisr way, on ThurHsi1y
evening All friends 81 the q. a. II.
are cordially Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
See sausdron

The New York. Bennington. Mar
biehsad and Concord are at navy
yard. To see them take boats from
Pier q opposite depot, s. 20. 4 Is,
. 90. 10 90. iiss a. m, ist5, 2 80,
3 30, $50. 1910 .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Fellows Temple,
The route 81 the procession, which
waa several miles tank. waH safA
- aslY Decorated with the itatianal
esanrs lntertuine8 about tie en-,
tHsfns az the order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
LABOR MEETINGS TONIGHT

H4Ilefm1kefa > WaItfeeHfH haIII
1920 Second avenue.
Electrical Workers No. Ma
sonic library. Second and Pike.
Plumbers Olympic hall, iioth
Second avenue.
western Central Labor tnion--W.
q. l. 4. hall Zoe Second avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
BABES WOW
IN A Wink
EReoHs oUTwgieHEo $40.
kAaE's BATTING STREAK

SPOKANE. SEPT. s1-The Babes
made seven runs. IN the nth iuning
and won easily. The locals outhit
she visitors Dut made az many err
; rrrs as Seattle id runs HpEE was
hated out OF the box In the fifth
and si4Eis took hts place. Hickey
was nit freely during the early part
81 the game. bat steadi@d after the
faurth and did not allow the locals
afItheF score.
Spencer played third IN the alb
senes Of McNichais and did good
work both III the field and With tire
stick StFfckiett bad an off-juy IN
the field.
Score BY innings:
II n p
seatfis ...fesfT1eo Oil 10 Z
Spokane ..it2f09o o. ~ n
Batteries - Hickey and Stanley
Hogg and Hanson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

70 the prosecuting witness, Frank
Pofae. who had sworn 10 the conf
pisiut charging Whitley with nesr-
ishlng q dangerous weapon In
crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

ST. PAUL Minn.. Sept. r seV.
rfat hundred delegates from Min
fssusa Eastern suuth Dakota and
Western Wisconsin. are in ~ rsui
FOR the annual meeting u the Ger
mar Methodlsss Of the Northern cens
fafesfHa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

MORSE. VIE. Sept ~ This
Chaas saWmiil and s.0e0.aea feet 81
lumber were destroyed ~ fire thia
morning, The lnns IN estimated at
1900 Gee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
WAS HARMLESS

OYSTER BAY. Sept. z1-Secfet
service men guarding TIE president
sseHasa a suspicious character ~ the
entrance 90 Sycamore Hiii Last night
The man gave his maine - Samuel
sWsnsau. a swsde, who declared
that he simply wanted % look a. the
president ara bis sunnfusf quarters.
A subsequent Investigation run
..s.,... ..s -s..-... 80. - 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Ten round trips 20 navy yard to-
d. from Pier :. opposite dsres-
Hssais leave 90 Sfs. 10 90. Il -
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23
WAS BLuFFIna

When John whitley. armed with
a fg-culiber revolver, loaded with
blank cartridges. started 0ut 70 took
Tor his wife. b. wan not carrying a
dangerous weapon. ACCORDING to the
decision made by Justice Cam. yes
t~rdny evening
WHITLEY was arrested At Pre-.
mont Saturday night fof EuiuK into
the residence a. his mother in -lae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

AKRON, Dhia. sept ss The rig.
uiar annual seaeiuu - TIE East pflta
conference q the Mrthaises Este
corsi sherth. bssan here tsssIsy With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Mrs Lucy Hidsr Meyer ~ Chicago,
the mother q the DeaennenN sneiety.
vaa given q reception Yesterday after
noon ~ the homo ~ Mrs " ~ Draw
lsg. 2R Nlnth svenue south. b. the
ueaconcssag Il erattis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-23

Standing Of .hs Club.
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80 -, >" - - - "a = - =
Yors ciiy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
Stirring and Beating.

One Of the most successful cooking
teachers insists upon the difference be-
tween stirring in" and beating in"
the ingredients of dish. She says that
the two methods should never be con-
fused. To "stir in" is to mix the mate
rials thoroughly, and this is the object
If the directions. The spoon should be
held to the bottom Of the dish, and all
the materials should be rubbed and
pressed together us much as possible,
and it is not essential that they should
be stirred only one way.
In beating in" the object is to get all
air possible into the ingredients so as to
make the mixture lighter. This is best
done by continuously lifting it up in the
same way. Therefore beaten mixture
must not be stirred round and round,
but lifted up from bottom to top SO
that air is imprisoned in it as the ma
tcrials are added.
Folding in" is even lighter sort Of
mixing. The eggs or what not are beat
en- in with long single strokes of the
spoon or beater, and the whole mass is
not touched after the last addition is
mixed lightly.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
Women In Banks.

Mrs. Evelyn S. Tome Of Port Deposit,
Md, is president Of two national banks.
tIcr husband, who left her fortune Of
S3,0O0,0 900, held these offices, and when
he died she was elected his successor,
having since discharged her duties
with distinguished ability. One Of the
banks is in Port Deposit and one in
Akron, Ga.
Mrs. Hester Welpton is president Of
the Exchange bank of Ogallala, Neb.,
and the town boasts of her financial
skill
st. Louis has two great banking and
investment companies which employ
women officials to deal with women in
vestors. The women's department Of
one is in charge Of Mrs. Florence NJ.
Latin; that Of the other is conducted
by Mrs. Frost, of whose work one of
the bank officials says: Not one Of US
could stand the strain. The average
woman fears to undertake financial
transactions, which appear less formi-
dable when carried on with one Of her
own SEX"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
The Sunday Night supper.

The Sunday night supper that is in
formal and impromptu to degree IS
gaining favor, and it is not to be Won
dered at, for these little suppers have
much to commend them. For one thing,
they save trouble. If servants are
kept, Sunday is usually the day out
If the mother prepares the meals, she
is reluctant to go into the kitchen in
her Sunday best" and get hot meal.
So the suppers come in handy, and
they are delightfully."- jolly as we'll, for
every one helps to get supper and set
the table.
For one thing, there is usually some
deyiled ham or Holland herring. This,
of course, has been bought in a can
the day before and only needs to be
taken from the refrigerator. Then there
is the coffee to be set over a gas Jet,
the rye bread to cut, olives to set out,
pickles, of course, and to finish up some
cake made the day. before.
A chatting dish, be it ever SO cheap,
contributes more to the Sunday night
supper than anything else, for by its
aid some appetzing made dish can be
prepared right at the table. The form
al Sunday night supper is a thing Of
the past, for which the busy house
keeper, who has her one breathing spell
on Sunday, gives humble thanks.