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Another game from Rice gambit.
Rice Gambit.
Some Checker Notes.

The Anacostia Club will play match
with the Northeast Club at the room of the
latter, 4OS H street northeast, on July 6.
Quite a lively time is expected, as both
teams are about evenly matched.
w. B. Mundelle played a simultaneous
against the Northeast Club last Monday
evening. resulting in his winning eleven
games. losing three and drawing nine.
Messrs. E. A. Hutchinson, ]. Thornton and
r. H. Harstin won their games.
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Rice Gambit.

(a) This sacrifice constitutes the Rice gambit
(b) The Berger variation The latest defense is
Q-K2; 10 P-B3, P-B6; IL POI, kt-ko; IL TX
KIT, B-R7 ch. &c.
(c) Kt-R4 is an accredited move. White then
plays ID Q-Q4, and on QxRP continues with IA ~
% The move In the text purposes to bring the
game down to simple end game lines at the e1-
pense Of Blacks extra lumber.
(d) Well played but the position Is against him.
Ie, Can't Kaiser played the game with mature
mastership and his play Of minor pieces would be
hard to improve.
The annual midsummer meeting or New
YORK state association will be held during
week of July 1925 at the Hotel st. Charles,
Sylvan Beach, New York Oneida.
The Rice gambit trophy and class tour
naments will again be the features OF the
event. Entries should be filed with sec
rotary, Dr. L. D. Broughton, 41S Madison
street Brooklyn.
A game from Geographic match between
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Kanns Won Twelve Inning Game.

The s. Kann and M. Goldenberg teams of
the Commercial League played a twelve
inning game Sunday, resulting in vic
tory for Kann. The feature Of the game
was the pitching of Fries of the winners,
having thirteen strike outs, and the field
ing of Cohen and Miller, each accepting
six chances
Kann's. 90 o 1 90 aOo1-5 II 3
Goldenberg's.. 01001 90 o. II 8
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Pleasant Rooms, Good Table.

Pleasant rooms and a flrst-class table
can be found at the home Of Mrs. Florence
Wilson. 145 Ocean avenue, Atlantic City,
Mrs. Wilson's house IL situated near the
beach and bafhers can put on their bath.
ing suits in their rooms.
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No More Midshipmen Assigned.

Because the bureau OF navigation has
argued against 1t on the ground that no
more officers can be spared from the line,
Secretary Moody has declined to assign any
additional midshipmen to the construction
corps OF the navy this year. The shortage
Ia the corps 10 keenly felt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-28

The London Times gives the following
table of openings adopted at gambit
tourney at Vienna with respective results
for white and black:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-28

Freehold. N. J., celebrated the one hum
dred and twenty nth anniversary Of tho
battle Of Monmouth ON Saturday.
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First Prize.

To the contributor of the best pic
ture will be awarded
Century Camera, SKY, complete, with
plate holder and carrying case, made
by the Century Camera Co. of Roch-
ester, N. Y, and listed at $50.
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The Prizes.

There will be two prizes offered.
The first prize for the best picture
submitted, be it interior, portrait. or
landscape. The second prize for the
next best picture submitted - i'll
terror, portrait, or landscape.
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Victory for Hahns.

Hahns team Of the Commercial Base Ball
League defeated Reilleys yesterday by the
score of to 5. Handles and Vogelsberger,
battery for Hahns; Dunn and Weilly, for
Kelley, Second Baseman Eslin, for Hahns
made a triple play unassisted, which was
a feature.
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Second Prize.

To the contributor of the second
best picture will be awarded
Korona VI Camera, AXIS, including
plate holder, made by the Gundlach
Optical Company of Rochester, n.
Y, and listed at $35.
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The Judges.

The pictures will be passed upon
ard prizes awarded by three leading
professional photographers of Wash
ngt0n. They will know the pictures
only by number, that merit alone
may influence their decision
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
MOTHER DESERTS
HER TWO BABES
Leaves Them With a
Widow Who Boards
Children.

4 fearless case II 6esertion vas re-
ported - police headquarters yesterday
afternoon b. Mrs. A 3 Joyce, q widow
living ~ l5z lexington avenue. wko ad-
vertIses 70 take children n 70 board
8Irs. Joyce took two children 70 police
headquarters with her. z boy four years
q age and another by eleven months
old
Mrs. joyce said that last Monday 4 wo-
nan called Al her house accompanied BY
z soldier ard the tEo children The wo-
nan said her name was Mrs FORBES and
ss she was going % Dawson City to settle
:. number of claims she wanted 70 board
her children with Mrs. Joyce I'll she re-
turned and she would call that evening
70 pay the board in advance. Mrs. Joyce
vas glad 70 accept the children as
boz-ders. but changed her mind when the
ALLEGED mother lid not return that even
ing. nor had she seen Or heard Of her
since.
I an not able 20 keep the children
said Ms joyce and I want 20 get rid
a them The woman who left them last
Monday said she lived near the Preside
She was about = years u age. medium
height. stout build. medium complexion
dark hair and wore z dark suit and light
felt hat"
The children were left with the matron
~ The City Prison BY order Of Captain
Martin and Officer McHurray Of the Cali
fornia Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 70 Children vas notified and in
structed 20 place them in GONE public in
zrftution TIL az effort was made to find
their parents.
The four-year-old boy is bright hand
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
PROPERTY FILE
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES
Tell How They VIII Be Affected by
Proposed Franchise to South
ern Pacific.

4 statement was filed yesterday with
the Board OF Supervisors on behalf Of
three property owners whose lands are
affected by the proposed franchise Of the
Southern Pacific Company for a bay
shore line. The statement shows the
market value Of the properties and the
damage which viii result to them from
the change of grade at the crossing of
Mariposa street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The property Of Elizabeth Christy, on
Aariposa street. between Pennsylvania
avenue and Mississippi street, is valued
a. 5000, and the elements Of damage in
clude cost Of grading, cost of raising
three cottages and loss of rents during
grading. The property OF S. NJ. and s. e
Robinson on Pennsylvania avenue is
valued at 1890, and OF TobIna Colson at
$500, and the same elements Of damage
obtain as in the Chrfsty property, in ad-
dition 70 the constant noise OF passing
trains
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
ERS. BERTHA COULTER
RECOVERs GOOD DAMAGES
TET Awards Eer Eour thousand
I've Hundred Dollars for
E-sbz-Es Dez-L.

e. rlI=-=r against the
--1-- Pz--r- Company yesterday ir
- S-e-e- C--c-i- C1u-- f1- ts5G
-- rz-c- ot 1E-z- Bertha Coulter
-=e z-z-E C----11 p Coulter. Ezz
---zl accident Or February
L Ee-s-z- TIE El5sE sued f9T
sEr -ezzz=z a-E -z-r-t-ce5 evidence
-E --z- 1=- husband zsz p-ofez-
-1e- s-1 vas earning t5010
r=z- TIE wreck occurred -
-=z- 1r-l l--T- where -1e earth
@ --~E Far= E@=-=l away from under
rse-- --e --et1el tT storm
r-- szrg=-- attorney for Mrs.
.-=- ----11-C=l e--[erce that r1e
--z--- Immediately p-Eor 70 being
,--e rl ceer detained - another
-1- -C-rE and Le cCltended
--@- re -@---z- c-r-peEE Wa responsible
re WICK ---C-gl uC- taxing the
Ce- r-ecz--1-s- Peter ?. Dune. who
re-e- t-- t-e Southern Pzcdc Com
r.--. C-r-srCsE -hs- the ussno-r had
.~e- C=l ~ clCUl5--Er q Iz1prece-
zl ee---v sr1 -nat ths accident
-l L-- have been sverred By any PIE
.s--l-1 whatever o. tas part Il the con-
Tie f--y vsE CT tour hours ard dfceen
L---feE
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

CHER, w ". Anderson. NJ GIassman, Carl
Amtck, r ". Corey, r c. Marks, Miss
Lottie z. Faber. Ethel E Walton, A. E.
Mckay. c. H. segur. Harry Malbe. Miss
Fred Seesholtz, Josephine PfckeI, A J.
Alviso, Miss VI. Self. E. D. Eddy, Elsie
Dunn. William Elander, Frank E Hamp-
ton, May Belle Jones. W. Inman, William
A Larkins. Rose Honko, NJ Braun.
Thomas g. Fitzgerald. A. ]. Whitney,
Hazel Braun. H. Poswa, Miss L. Feist.
Miss NJ. Feist Miss H Peoples Frank
Holland. VIII Ganey. Mrs Purcele L. D.
Nash. Lillian ThUrber. Mae Thurber, Fred
KnOrre, William McBeth. PHILIPPINE Gas
toni. r. NJ Salcedo, Emily Wagner. Dr.
F. HarwoOd. A. Bruscher. Elenore BO-
land. Floyd de Voc. Joseph CirinselI. VIII
liam Sullivan, Jack H. Tracy. Lillian
BsUmgarten. B. F. Alfs, Miss ". j. Dix
on Hattie Hill, Marie Thorpe. Ed F
Owens. James G. Jones, Mabel Jones' z.
r. Mcleod, H D. Maynard. VI. B. Bacon.
Miss H. Hartley, r. J. Mullen, Miss c.
E. Hartley. Albert w Marschk w
Mitchell, Miss Hattie Fried A E Gil
lespie, Miss NJ Jones. Miss X Lightbody.
Berry E. Dunn. Miss L. Kaiser, Myrtle
Springer. Kate Hamilton. Alvina DELL
brich, Miss A. S. Hamilton A w Dow.
Miss Mannion. Dr. E Freitas u. z.
Cook, Elsie Earnschilds. May E. Cook,
Mr.. Ellsworth, r. c. Payne NJ j. Burns,
Mrs EarnschiIds. Mrs Enright. Miss ]
Enright Mrs. Cook, Mrs Springer.
Those having charge OF the affair were
Misses Cornelia Farrell. Nina Jean Cook.
z. Austermuhle. Mae Snyder. Pearl
Britt. Messrs. Frederick X Blue, Cliff B.
Rushmer, w Bryan and Vincent Hol-
land.
Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Levy invite their
friends to an ''at home" in the parlors
OF the Geary-Street Temple, Thursday.
January Is. from till o'clock. in honor
Of the Ladies Endeavor Society
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
REMOVAL of Distractions. ..

City Attorney Lane advised the Board
OF Supervisors yesterday that he knew Of
no more expeditions method 70 cause the
removal of distractions maintained by
the Union Timber Company on Third
street, between Perry and Channel
streets, than for the board TO direct the
Board Of Works 10 remove the obstruc-
tons upon all such streets as are within
the jurisdiction OF the city. Lane doubts
that the Harbor Commission has the pow
er to lease for private purposes streets
under fits control, but does not express a
direct opinion thereon.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

D--scol were the recipients g =z1y
1z5E-l1ll presents OF cU- glass.
Slr and Ms NeEl Sullivan gave a vs-v
pleasant party az their residence. E-3
Douglass street SATURDAY evening lam
arE = in honor C[ Ms SulIIva--s sister
MS Fred Pope Games ard dancing
were enjoyed until supper vas served
The rooms were Handsomely daco-a-sf
with palms and svsrgreens- Those r-es-
sE- were
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stewart VI al
Mrs Arthur Welch. M ard Ms Ts-s
Chandler. Mrs McIunis. Ms Herrf-r
Mrs Hucos Miss r BeauE-e Mss =,
Darcy. Mss J LaWrsCcs g Smith a
Troy, D. Hsrke-. G. SIoa1 ard W =
Hamilton Ct Montana
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
HOME PARTIES.

A pretty party was given 10 Miss Ger
trude Ruthe by her friends on Saturday
January ,. at her home, z28 Waller street.
Those present were:
Alice Plagemann, Agnes Lainer. Frieda
Lainer, Kathleen KindeIon, Nav Cook.
Elsie Mendelsohn, Alma Gottung, Pearl
Tuttle, Hazel Wilke, May Costello, Fran
ces Hangaard. Eva McCann. Ethel Thorn
dyke. June Yeakle, Louise Kreh Gertrude
Ruthe, James Barry. Charles RugxIes
John Roach, Earl Shippers, Crittenden
Ferree. Leland Morgan. Stanley Deakon.
Ldndley Hall, Walter Witt, Albert Wit.
Arthur Myer. Lorin Kemp. Arthur Chain
Edward Stock. Hobart Kavanagh, Ernest
Morton, George Sheehan and James
Parker.
Mrs. d. Van Gelder OF Pierce street en-
tertained a few friends on Wednesday
evening. A musical programme was rem
dered under the direction of Professor
Joseph Roeckel. At midnight an elah-
orate supper was served. Those present
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Van GeIder Mr. and
Mrs. J. Samuelss Professor and Nine.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
Emergency Wagon System

-le United Railroads yesterday petf-
t--e1 t-e Supervisors for the same rights
rr- -e-reCt 10 i-s recently established
e--e- Ee--T wagon system are 1oT en-
el ~ TIE LLLerETlters' Fire Patrol
1-1I.sLCe wagons and the Ike. namely.
r.c rE1- ~ drive such wagons a. ali
-eCesszrE speed and with such rights Il
WY nay - deemed advisable The
-rC7e ~ ne system is 70 respond %
erus ~ Gre and render assistance %
ffe fire department in the cutting q I've
v--eE on Crerheed sv=rer1s and % remove
Ct--e-lo1E - rrsFlc.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
CLUB PARTIES.

Theta Chi Chapter OF Omega NJ
Greek letter society OF Mission High
School. entertained the members OF two
visiting chapters. Alpha Of San Jose and
Rho Eta OF Stockton. at dance on Jan
uary l al the Sorosfs Club. The vounE
ladies proved themselves delightful host
esses, and the affair was successful in
every particular. The patronesses were
Mrs Mercedes Truman. Mrs William
Quirnby Wright, Mrs John Ginty, Miss
Augusta Flynn Kelly. The active mem
bers OF the Theta Chi are: Hazel Hol-
brook. Zfta Fahey, Ethel Morey, Marv
Huskey. Ala Cfnty. Berthe Tobey. Grace
ROseman, Blanche Cameron. Flora Bag
ley. Gladys Rule, Ethel Browning, Martha
Ohlandt and Viola Truman.
The Country Club met with Mrs. Hugh
E. MOsher OF Niles Tuesday, January :.
Mrs. John A Bunting was appointed d
representative TO the State federation 10
talk OF the SIoat monument The fedora
ton convenes. In Fresno February 4, 5
and s Mrs. Bunting and Mrs. c. c.
Crane were elected delegates and Mrs. w
H Layson and Mrs Marion Mowry al
ternates. Tuberculosis" q subject sug-
gested for study by the State Federation,
engaged the attention Of the club Talks
on the subject were given by Mrs Buut-
ing and Mrs. Allen, current events By
Mrs. Hunt; piano solo by Miss Inez
Whippie; vocal selection by Mrs Steven
SON The club Will meet on the second
instead Of the first Tuesday in February
TO enable delegates 10 report from the
convention. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Howard Overaker Of Cen
tervilIe.
The Rometa Dancing Club gave unique
SNOWFALL party at Occidental Hall Satur-
day evening, December q. The hall was
decorated with evergeens and red berries
and q large Christmas tree loaded with
favors filed the stage.
Dancing commenced at s:45 and contin-
ued until 10 O'Clock, when the dancers
took partners for the german. All par
ticipants were provided with goodly sup
ply of confetti and at signal from the
leader. Cliff b Rushmer. the hall soon
appeared as II a vari-colOred snow storm
had invaded IT,
During the miniature snow storm the
committee composed Of Miss Nina Jean
Cook, Miss Cornelia Farrell, Miss Mae Z.
Snyder, Miss Pearl Britt and Miss Z.
Austermuhle distributed the gifts from
the Christmas tree, after which dancing
was resumed until midnight Among those
present were;
Miss Gertrude Austermuhle, Miss Cor
nelia Farrell Miss Edna Hampton, c. B.
Grenfel. Miss L Starkhouse, A G. Walk
er, Charles V Gallagher. Hattie Gala
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
stenographers Wanted.

A United States. Civil Service examina-
ton will be held in this city and elsewhere
on February IL for stenographers and
typewriters for the United States and Phil
irpine services. Age limits, United States,
over % years; Philippines from IS to 90.
Apply TO Civil Service Commission. Wash
ington, D. c., or to secretary at 301 Jack
son street, for proper blanks.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
WEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Robert Lzrios and Miss
Belle McGaun tcok place Monday even
ing In St Patricks Church. Father Cal
lopy officiating. The altsrs were brilliant
u illuminated for the occasion showing
the decorations TO great zdvzrrzEs-
On Wednesday evening Miss Jane Baker
and Mr. James Casey were married T. s.
Pztrfcks Church By Father CzIIopy-
Only the immediate friends and relatives
Of the happy couple were invited George
Baker. brother OF The bride. acted as best
man. and Miss Jennie Karr brides
maid Immediately after the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Casey left on their honey
moon trip
A pretty wedding was soiemnized By
the Rev. Father TOoin OF Mission Dolores
a. the home OF the bride. Eighteenth
street and San Carlos avenue. December
:. VIXEN Miss Mae Rowland became the
wife Of William Webb. The bride was
becomingly goTned in panne crepe de
chine, trimmed with the point lace worn
by her grandm0ther At her wedding She
was attended by Miss Kate Leary Of Liv-
ermore. The groom holds a responsible
position with the Southern Pacific Com
paly IN this city.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
A Sepher Thon

A. o'clock this afternoon there VII -
the dedication of a sepher thora az ~
synagogue OF the Congregation Chevra
ThiIr1- on Howard street near SixtA
Prominent rabbis VIII Of7clare and -
music VIII be by the Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum hand.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

rDEDCE CT Jan Lc-Flre to-niEtf IN
-s-ze pant - ere E-Cs-F gznEtzctlrirz z
cd $40 20 damage F-lre hundred
r-rr Eer a-1 brTs were n The building
eu f-e Gre d-1zs D-t and a. escaped vita
- ae-l-r LrF
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
o !: !: !. -. Q

some little fellow. He said his name was
Cecil Robinson and his baby brothers
name was Marion Robinson. My papa
Is 4 captain q a ship and works for the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company" he
said Papa went away a long time ago
and never came back. We lived on 3
street. rear the Preside. till mamma
married Claude. q soldier. some time ago.
am going ID be an engineer, 50 mamma
says. when 1 grow up and I have got
some of my tools already"
Inquiry e the Office Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company elected the fact that
there was no Captain Robinson employed
by them. but they have several Robin
sons IN their employment
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
PERSONAL

NJ. and Mrs. ". G. Tonini are in Lon
don
Mrs. Abe J GOIdwater nee Stein
man y Los Angeles VIII be at home
Monday, January z, al the Palace.
The friends of Ms Charlie Thorue OF
l1Z7 Kansas street will be glad 70 learn
0f her return from Europe. after an alb
sence q four months
Mrs. .. Van Gelder. formerly OF Oak
land. has removed 70 ~ Pierce street,
and wiu be AZ home On Thursdays
Hrs. David Marks OF Helena, Mont, IS
Al present visiting her mother. Mrs
Charles Brown Of 1143 Geary street and
viii remain IN the city for several
months She will receive her friends on
the second and last Wednesdays.
Mrs Max Hoffman NEE ZobeD viii be
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

And all other facial blemIshes are removed by
DIR. and MRS A. w TRAVERSE Donohoe
building, ITO Market street. cor. Taylor, rooms
2S-2e. with the electric needle without pain or
scar psTmaIency guaranteed; hours 70 =. y.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

RoeckeI Elena RoeckeI. Z J SamusIs
Misses Belle and Jennie Samuels. Mss
White. Mrs. H P. TTicou. Harry Naurer.
Miss Kaut. N- Kaut H V Gsl6er. M
and Mrs Dodson. Frank Fra1ey. Misses
Berenice, Lillian and Genevisve Van
Gelder, Alexander Gelder OF London and
Mr.. and Mrs Wise.
An enjoyable party was rendered 70
Miss Viola Kennedy by her parents al
her home. II Precita avenue. on We'd
nesday evening. December 81 The even
ing was spent in singing. dancing and
games Those present were The Misses
Josie O'Connell. Mao Parry. Gertrude Col
lum. Tsssie O'CQnnor. Marie Duffy and
Viola Kennedy y and Messrs- Richard
Doyle. Frank Doyle. Robert O'Couno-.
Charles Campbell. James O'Rourke and
Joseph Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. DriscoIl celebrated their
crystal wedding Monday evening a. their
residence. SIS Jones street There were
present about thirty guests Music and
dancing. concluding with q supper. served
10 entertain the guests. Mr.. and Mrs
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

space Some eTstwhiIe devotees are a.
ready taking the rest cure, ard by tne
time the brave onez zsr used % ne ces-
perate pace Lent viii ovsrtzke them and
power OF endurance Will count for naugnE-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
ENGAGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs ". d. Ssn5oTn announce
the engagement of their daughter Chispa,
10 Sanford Kendall Marsh
M and Mrs u. Nsdro announce the
engagement of their daughter Nae 20
Leonard Frank Of Sioux City. Iowa
Mr. and Mrs Davis announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Mile u
Louis GorfnkIe-
Ar. and Mrs 3. Levy announce tha e1-
EsEemel- q their daughter. Viola 2
Levy. 70 MTer " Schwartz 4 reception
viii De held Sunday. January :. from 70
p n. a. their residence. 15t4 Buchanan
street
Mr. and Mrs. Z. y. Schoentsld VIII re-
ceive today, from 20 3 o'clock. Il honor
OF the engagsnent of the!r daughter Mn
ME % Sam Ltchrig. 81 their residence.
s14A Howard street
Mrs P Savannah announces tle en-
gagement Of her daughter Sadie %
Harry L Gunzburger.
The engagement Is announced % Miss
Reoecca jacobs of San Lez1dro 70 Louis
Wesolo Of San Francisco. 4 reception EilI
be held al the residence II Mr- and Mrs
J. Jacobs. on Hyde street. from 70
? II, Sunday. January =
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Davis announce the en-
gagement q their daughter Mile %
Louis GcrfnkIe-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

Mrs Max Hoffman nee ZobeD viii be
street
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

Mr and Mrs. ". d. SsnboTn announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Chispz,
70 Sanford Kendall Marsh
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. n Nadro snnou1ce the
engagement of their daughter Nae 20
Leonard Frank Of sioux City. Iowa
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11
IN THE
SOCIAL
WORLD

EoPLE scarcely know what
L 8: :: !: !: ! !: !" s : : : 2 !. J /: 9 : !:
N 10 think OF the strenuous days
there mas been hardly tine 20
dress suitably for the various
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-11

Mrs P Savannah announces Ire en-
gagemelt Of her daughter Sadie %
Harry L Gunzburger
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-11
New England Peanut Brittle.

Boil one and half pounds of brown sugar, half pint of New Orleans molasses, a half teaspoonful of cream of tartar and a half pint of water to the hard ball'' degree. Then add I pint of small peanuts and continue the boiling until it cracks easily if put in cold water. Add a quarter of ( pound of butter and let it just boil in. Then remove from the fire. Add a large teaspoonful of bicarbonate of soda dissolved in little water. stirring it in. As soon as it begins to rise pour it out upon the marble or dish and spread it thin. When cold, break il up. The thinner it is run the better. Small Spanish peanuts are the best. and they must be removed from their skins by placing them in boiling water, as is done for blanching almonds.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-06-11
SMALLER CITY NEWS.

Mrs. l.. F. Harrington, wife of the chief engineer of the Sierra de Cobre mines at Cananea. left for her old home in Michigan yesterday Mir. Harrington. who has been visiting with his brother here. will returntO his du- ties at Sierra de Cobre this morning.
 E. B. Mason is preparing to unload the new Prescott pump which arrived yesterday for the Calumet & Arizona.
 Mrs. Molloy, who has been the guest of Mrs. s. w. Clawson for some time, returned to Los Angeles yesterday.
 F. E. Grant. one of the Fl Tigre com pany. leaves for that camp in Sonora today.
 Mrs. James Blair is suffering from the effects of a sprained ankle. sus- tained in alighting from her buggy.
 James Douglas. president of the Nacozari railroad, returned to Nacozari yesterday morning.
 George H. Kelley left yesterday morning for the scene of the big strike at Morenci and Clifton. He will wire full reports of all occurrences at those camps as fast as they take place
 J. D. Morse, manager of the buffet service of the E. P. & s. w, left for Fl Paso yesterday morning. for the purpose of discontinuing that depart ment.