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Evening journal., 1905-09-15
Raising sunken Vessel.

The work OF floating the Santiago.
the large four-masted wooden sailing
vessel which sank inside the Delaware
Breakwater on December 3. 1904, has
been commenced.
The vessel lies in such a position in
the harbor as to interfere with shin
ping and the contract for removing
il was some time ago given to the
National Wrecking Company OF FAN
River. Macs. and any salvage goes to
the concern.
The vessel IS Of 1000 tons and being
practically new. the contractors have
determined 10 float it. If possible.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
crRVTCE.

o-a.-s for rhe Evening Journal nay -. -
Ofoels s,.a. - 20 The paper or TO the nearest
SEM oneSs -, In the city it is served oy
news 80 49, cents. and all orders received
au'noi'1so ..',.-..' Iii besturned over 10 them
n delivery is irregular nos.ns ,, aa,1e, ~o,,Sv
or agent. II irregularities eon''nNe' ~
The Evening Journal .o~.r,,v
persons leaving the city tempor'sl,s Temp, ,lI
sbou,d have the Evening journal a, ios-
,rsrded 10 them and thus seep IN .ouon a
witn local happenings. send orders dife''
to the ofica
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
Council declares Measure a az.

The Independence Fire Company is
now a full nedgcd member of the Will
mington Fire Department Mayor
Horace Wilson yesterday signed the or
dinanco passed by City Council recog-
mixing the new company and that body
last night declared the measure a law
of the city. The organizations appro-
priation VIII not begin until September,
1qOe
Evening journal., 1905-09-15

OF the Assembly. was nominated for the
state Senate 10y the Republicans Of Glou-
cester county. William C.. Catten of We
nonah. was named for Assemblyman:
Charles Wilson. of Woolwich township.
for Sheriff and Or A. B. Black. Pauls-
boro, for Coroner.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
Inurnr1sINa RATEs.

prsPLAYED. p cents per ineh' DIS .
counts on continued advertising VIII oo
forwarded on application.
CLASSIFIED. Situations wantsd Free
BOARDING or Rooms 10 Rent y cent
wore.
help. wanted. ss cent word.
Real Estate (solid), u cent a word
Evening journal., 1905-09-15

postage free in the United s.a.ss s.,,, ,'on., o~'
49, limits of the city. suoserlp''on' In
sioe w = advanee as follows; BY the
p~s,' 0.ass g.: month. &c; year $500 ola
week s,-,nr ~, change Of address give 0,o
- sn sr1 ss new. The Evening Journa, Nm !.
ss We, s,. ~ an the News stands IA ""-
a. los .,or sa's snd at Broad street station
Evening journal., 1905-09-15

thinkmg' and when all was ready they
just sat down and adopted them. 1t
is said that George made the motion
and the Judge put the question; any
way, it was unanimous.
And now the Republican party of
Delaware knows what II has got to
do. There are no 'ffs," butts" or
lands" about it. The press and the
judiciary together have decreed that
Addicks is as good as elected TO the
Senate. which means that there is
some money left--at least enough to
keep ditors alive. It's pity sena-
tor Alice, Or. Layton. Mr.. Hayes. state
Senator Pennewill and others didn't
know Il sooner But il was their own
fault; they should have waited for
George and the Judge to speak
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
COMMUNICATIONS

Briof communications on all subjects OF
interest. temperate in their nature ano
signed by the writer Cname not TO Se pub
lished unless desired are always welcome.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15

Sir Thomas Upton proposes to try
again for the cup. His sporting in
stincts are so keen, and he has
proved himself so much OF a gentle
man withal that It wouldn't be a
terrible blow TO see him succeed
once
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
Al a Dressmakers' Convention now IN

At a Dressmakers' Convention now In
session in New York one expert de-
clared that in few years men will
discard suspenders and take to cor
sets. II Is possible that straight
fronts viii serve the purpose for
which "galluses" were intended. but
the matter isn't entirely clear to US.
VIII some feminine man kindly en-
llghten us?
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
Denies Rumor.

George L. Wilde wishes 10 deny that
ne aud Miss Ida Bakey were married I'm
Phnadelphia on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
EOREIGN

The Commercial Pacific Gable Company
has secured concessions TO land cables at
Yokohama. Japan. and Shanghai, China.
Additional troops have been ordered
sent to BalSu. and the Elizabethrol au-
thoritlcs have asked for reinforcements.
At Tinis the revolutionists have issued
"A call for "A general upr sing
Business men i'm Japan are preparing
for a great commercial development as "A
result of the war and enormous capital is
to be invested in new enterprises.
R!otug in Yokohama over the peace
terms is being suppressed by troops and
all foreigners are under military guard.
NEW JERSEY.
The Society of kearney's First New
Jersey Brigade held its annual reunion at
the home of General r. Burd Grubb at
Edgewater Park.
John Boyd Avis. Of Woodbury., Speaker
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
WHAr LIE eooks sHoW.

IT HE Wilmington correspondent of
4 the Philadelphia Record writes
to his paper very readable story and
a very pleasurable one when we re-
gard It from the standpoint OF fiction.
He relates how one AddiclSs. dis
gusted with the treachery OF former
supporters, proposes yet TO command
their support on pain Of being shown
up. II seems that the unhorsed
statesman has kept set Of books in
which he has made careful record
of all OF the business transactions in
volved In his political career.
II anybody turns traitor according
to this delightful romance. Addlcks
win produce his books and make out
an itemized account OF his transac-
tions with that individual for publ-
cation.
These statements win run about as
follows:
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
efrpscRIBFRs.

,,.+.,sa at the wilmington foS'o"0' 80
''"'7 second Glass Matter
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
THE WORLDS NEWS
PENNSYLVANIA

Walter Howard, "a negro laborer, who
murdered John W. Carter, am aged farm
cr. near Booths Corner Tuesday night,
has not been captured. Several suspects
were arrested and released.
The American fishing tug William j.
McCarter was struck twice 10y shots from
the Canadian cruiser Niglant while. as
is alleged, she was in Canadian waters.
The tug made her escape TO Erie.
Dr. T.. c. Johnson, OF the State Board
Of Health, appealed for financial aid to
fight the epidemic of typhoid fever i'm
Nanticoke
Evening journal., 1905-09-15

After All the Rumpus about padded
registration lists In Philadelphia,
only a little over hfty-two thousand
bogus names were found.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
$4,000

But as we said, we fear this story
is only fiction. for 10 make a showing
of those who have received substan-
tial favors from Addicks would at the
same time reveal how that candidate
sought TO elect himself to the Senate
from Delaware. Is it possible that
certain Of these men have engaged in
election debauchery? II so, would
the person responsible for the crime
squeai?
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
New
Restaurant.

A fun chicken dinner every day
served in either room for 80 cents.
Notice our club meals for Bfoak-
fast or supper.
Evening journal., 1905-09-15
OPENING

Friday evening win be our first
anniversary, and as evidence Of our
appreciation Of our friends and
patrons fine collation. win be
served to all callers from to 1l.3O
p. M.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

q Are the men Of America "henpecked
Policeman Dick Ward. stationed at Union
Station and who meets male representa-
1tves from all p2rts CT the country every
hay Is authority for the statement that
they are. Women lead their huboies
khround like little roodies. says Ward Ac-
3pssdinG 10 tic policeman. the hufbands
9yO too frightened 10 ask questions when
sxhey arrive in the city. but tn almost
sHeTy instance the wife does the tntefro-
7afinS.
THE big ratrolman's statements are
,-ne out almost every minute at the
.;hieenih and Market street corner OF
station where all persons arriving At
lion Station pass and where POiiceman
ar! is continually answering questions
gsrding til. whereabouts 0f some street.
.r.i or o.Iice building. or directing stran-
rs To som. car line. Every question
;,.d when a nan and woman appear to-
her Is always asked by the woman.
!-'ce are few exceptions The husband
iuds back ard holds the baby ar the
fc-lc-. as ff. NAV f,e. while his
h boldly steps forward and gets the de-
red Information. She does not hesitate
!. AK the QUESTION s.vcra! times. either.
D. nal kes all kinds Of 6AriOus inquiries.
. = hen s!i- i.aves thh ''biuecnat" she
.ve III. situation The husband never
:, IN :, worn even if ne il standing in
ont .r fh. Policeman With his wife. He
f. hts wifi. lead the WAY when they
ty. the cvrn.r and when they board
B. car the woman generally pays the
- .'sS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

think OF all OF the cte.a tracey.
good ones that have gone before: He
ought to be able to take up the Sol Smith
tussell things and coin money out OF
full way with her. and the two manage
tn" snappy dialogue Of The Halfway
House. SO cleveriy that you are sorry
that the thing doesn't last all the evening.
Can you reconcile n trained monkey on
. programme with a violinist who plays
Manager Tate las on his hill this week.
slr. Frederic EOslker Is 4 violinist with
a fiddle that Is SO fine in tone that YOU
can: tmaxin. II contributing tn Il vaudc-
willie entertainment. Mr. Workers. hap
PLY for the surroundings and uncritical
audience. does mot give exhibitions Of
finger work and bowling that are proba-
bly, in his equipment. but in v hat he does
there is a suggestion OF excellence that
IN a chamber concert. with the right
crowd In front. He plays Eieuxtemps
f1ntaste and aE arrangement Of Yankee
Doodle" that capture the audience at
each performance.
And then-a trained monkey! This monk
Is = marvel. He Is an acrobat. aerialist
and comedian. Monkeys are. Of course.
expected to be agile. but mostly In trees
and for sec"nd-stnry work in the resi-
tia does all Of the things that your pro-
feseional trartze experts do. He csilcu-
lates distances. does somersaults In air.
catches a hyin. swing from another. and
all Of the while Qua;rels with his man
ager. Signor Allenie's monkey is not
named on the programme. but he ought
to be . headl:rer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

tn: nsssss s1. % II P:.! xss
the %. chief cha-.eters being M.rcu. Orlando Md
ami ami ~ ~s9s MsyS: sarvss rseiS. Mayo Richard
carrie N: .s:scr OF s. !hs eGs PssnS, Rsii., "'s
Shoru. feature originated by Carte. T. said to
b. ore Of 'hc picturesque oddities Of 'ne ne"
piece
Tho Grand Orera house wiu open for the sea
q ncw .ir~ss The sultan of su,u" The th:a;
AMI ref rss,..n..e! arr:n< !i.e sum1n.t: Pai;,.r.
ard fr.sco.r. are now hurrytne the Anishins
sy the opsnin: sunday.
King nedc' :: .sa.n to s,, ,. ,evysa & a. rs, 81.
W.inku.r Eleanor Kent and the other mem,
hers Of IN. Ielmar opera company who seored
when the eem.iy ~as PUT Forward 'e'''s' ~"
Ths Mikaio;' 10 the attraction this week.
.,c.,nx, ,,u .,,. va, to =. p.r. M.-s.-
.. West End Heights. In the latter r,ece Ms
Esh.l Fuller viii assume dual ..r;x In tr ar
en n. rnAI s,:S. Iola nus ar s shssnSn Z. Don Jos.
Mr. HiwaIis as I.uc.as ard Miss Just'nA wayne
Anarsina pecciesis the I:aiian prirna d'nns-
q =. n: alp: sss IL 70 Inv.
ssi; . and xndr.in. pscci-sss ~iii be the SOLO
sStS vi aA.'S
.,:i., cs ,h. Streets. with Laura Alberta IN
IN. IN. aud saa,,srism i. cooled By numerous electric
fan. ~ -
H.an.y viii b. The play nex; week IN. com
pary :s headed BY Robert Gaiiard In one
,. :..s ..o1. r.a Anasssf :,i.rns s,
r.,,on !. u. h-so's bseaesvori nigh, With ten
Tn. say. ~ N. MIL an exciting Ia!
s4 GTaa i ~ .eS =. se an .son foundry
her. i ,sTp.r.nee ". Bi.n.y has sval..a
+ ...n !. '- . ,sus, 90 s siscs
n.asins 'Ae 'p"e's,,- 'hndser'
r,.a =; S the suburban. 10. occasion i. 90
he benefit week sor the kn,snis 2 g Pyih;ss, ~ q.
rev member. o: ~. Maefso. ell company ar. %
.pp:.r They lne:ua; Sh.ri.s = ,T.I Hs,T.n; 1. H.'
Heller MAY Ru'Ie:.s is.i.s. hani is az Fo..s;
r.k hsssn as Hsh.ns: san: rs.d. ho'e sanes. s
SHARP .na Nile IA'.a. are clever IN Their En.,
AND II ss: ses .ns :ss,s sss
s s.a' .ss,.s : sssT Sister,, ~, S e Ass xs.r
rsss.: rsSs a..ss s' .s o$s:si H:ss,a:' ss'Ss' %
II. Cherry Rioseom Bur;essuers VIII succeed
| -. Enpir. Company a. :he STANDARD nsx'
...s, Two ne. ;rsye..ies .r. - he s..n. =:
Nesht-rs" Vaudeville acts All b. gwen 3,
ss.r ne Esss. is n:sss :ns % F;.s,rsa and ;esi
| Il Psrrr.
n. G.ye.y rs-.ne.Iy c.a.forrS S:n en-
! ser .Ae turesG1e So neH; eeek- Tie "s,
4 MsAouerade-s 0.l ocen TIE thsafec Augss'
! > Among ,se erie stains:s ei'h she Say Nes
4 1-e-sce-s shis s.asos are Bsr,y and ss-ry
E.,ih Ns--ay. Rsveriy sst xcRAs. J. Black
l James and ILscia .nofer
s-,ra.nx ., .he s,olaenbta nest geek are MAJ
\ r,sr,an s.d Ade,aiee Nano,A 'dAzxss"f o
| Msnaa Msnc,a Mas,e,. Mars. AZ G:,fei,s .,
con,A.y Captain Bloom. A1ste DaeveE. Lon
| srd ara EernaSc. kryeY and Fsvnch. Rayn7ons
1 lei AID TIE kiAc.3rofne-
Carver ana fo;iasd ana p.ek an1 Aiio Nc
I a~oy are tie heodiinesV at 4eensoa's PaTG
1 .rsro-n.'- ire nyssery sef- Ufu ee feaf'u'
The German laassws HanA - q Ieme
Pa.k CSscesto ~ 0is0 1Aasy ~ saS -
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

like that before he tackles the big subject
Of lawmakin4. ms - the verse q sung
rh.r.,. TN ~. ,.,;,,c,., ~ho =. ch.n,tne
N onr i.xs
I've eos him on the list; I've GOT him on the
When he became our Governor he detected 0ev.
ersl nAws.
ss'd hs, Tnsy" m:, not exiss. On! 'ss sos MIN
""eT rer. nr :bc,r' e v"u knoW' ""'' ''''
He ,iid not fsit 70 change them then. but
merely let them %.
But nov that he b Governor. Tor votes no
n. .sass saxes ,k,.1 naa: ~, ~,,s.- ana =. e..s.c.
Ru, when the nrxt e,ec,soo ecmes. his votes
viii Re missed.
on the wrist.
49,,
Mr; Jeffy HUM contnoutes tnese peE'
sonal notes q the steSe;
Thsodore u Isddy 1ay: aSsns
SousIcs "a Ame sesSIes SSs 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

Mr.. Russell. mana
ger OF the Imperial
hss Q blond. villain
In his op-n!nS pro-
duc:ion OF Ihe season
The Slave o: the
MIL" :hs first ir :a~
local record Dow.
at HaV.iu's a tio.5e
VILLAIN wouldn't re
recognize. 10 matter
hcW deep Als VAL
iAiay.
Difference % oci.-
.oas rIAses horss
races. sa.d David
Harum- - fhes1 ~
other words. TIE
same sA.rx makes
p..Ss AAsnts- II.
other CAV sorehry
with more 'irne tina.
we'll With more
time than CSra!.
askeS. th.s QUESTION
OF every press zE>n;
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
WANTS PUBLIC TOILET ROOMS.
Patrolman Silverman Preparing a
Bill Providing for Convenience.

Policeman Silverman Of the Broadway
squad stated yesterday that when the newt
Legislature meets he vii ask one. OF the
!nsmbers to introduce bill providing for
public toilet Toom1 in the business dis
tric;s.
Years of service on the squad. accord
ting 20 Si.yerman. have taught him the
necessity oS some such places. He says
visitors from other cities where public
,oiIe, rooms are provided have frequently
asked him TO direct them 20 such place.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

the matter Of styles. six or eish; years
ago
l used n think that Melbourne Mac.
Ioweil mean, 10 get fat Sitting in sh.
garden at the Suburban the other even
inS. he vas a!mos; gracefully slim. Years
ago he vas Stou; with a tendency tn
fatness. MIR. NacDoweirs success In
garden work suggests that his 81. Louis
following IL big enough To make a winter
stock season here worth while for him.
When ne opens the Odcon he will be- tn"
biggest matinee favoriie sine" fh. days
when NAL Williams and Gus Weinberg
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
COLEMAN LYONS WEDDING.
Employe of the Columbia Trans
fer Comrany Married.

Thomas Coleman. No. ~. Swan avenue.
ard Miss Sarah Lyons. No. 1913 South
Tenth street wee married yesterday aft
.rcoon at the AEnunciatiou Church. Six'h
and Ia Sale streets. the Reverend Fa-
fher J. J. Head officiating
Mr.. Coleman 10 a loading clerk FOR 'he
Columbia Transfer Company. The brides
maid . - Miss Annie Malon.y. while Mr..
= I.vo-s a brother OF the bride. acted as
"a. ling coupIe will go % housskecp-
| ing a, 40. rs La Sale street
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

Lew Suliy n a real
hit a: the Columbia
these days. He has
thre. funny songs. 4
lire of hUrry-up talk
that Is as good as
any Sketch--ag work
thai has been seen In
town for a long time.
Sully sings a few
stanzas about the lid
and reform and Folk
that are notable In
that they mean
something and are
well rhymsd. Most
topical songs are so
stumbling In their
metrical ira n 3 e.
nentS that one Is
glad when the ap-
plause has died away
after the Steenth
verse. And you ought
To 80. Suiiy's clothes.
There hasn't been
such a coat in town
since Herbert Young
used TO keep the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
U'ST FOR FCN.

A CoIL.EGE EDI,CATIOE.-'SIoW that
your sons in college. I suppose he'll be
the -Four Hundred
oh he's more exclusive than that: hes
on the nine. already:"-Philadelphi
Press.
w0MANL.IKE-MrsP Popley: what DO
you think? Baby spoke her nrst word
M. Popley: We'll. yell! And II won't
be many years before she'll be having the
last word. Ledger.
GROWING UP.-"And has your llttle
Etri ceased to play With dolls:' inquired
the lady from I9uisviiie;
Indianapolis. wn.. She no longer writes
historical novels"
A PCRIST-Mr. Bostine. II passed q
dis.ereeable half hour just now with tao
footpads.
.,sns Mss. >, F;;..aS ;s ;,n.; Mercy me- Were you
Mr.. Bost;ne: NY dear. had ! been
alone there would have been no fOotpads.' ''
Louisville CouF1er-J0urnal.
A BRIGHT HERO.-''Here.' said the
young author. is . story that think you
will and to be original and striking"
,s- That; ,.r;;ss Sha' IN i:otinf for; replied
the new idea that YOU have intfotiucetiy'
The hero ts bright enough to see that
the girl loves him as soon as the reader
discovers it."
WITHOUT EFFORT-Pcvertv and the
Record Herald
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
CORNER


n IL - -, 80 -. Isss.<ss' -. -. o.. ...,.
Ye1'1 bo1e baoleve ca 0ovo9 Daa0
F0e boa1F0 0Ao11es0 . . Nafs:
Of huD-that WU00n's hive of ffets-
YAsse ulaA. ca1e.egoe. forever reads
~ p03s tham Modem ctGnseste0:
Whne Ounan waofo = scfuhSeD Ooosa.
0peodless t0comes n boke3es0 1oeSes.
0moeeleoD hoa6on60 = SlnmleD 00ogA
WaaAIsss dishes y posndles steaks.
Plnieas wrapper n daSnleaP socks.
lSYlanD 0etghkosD n h0ckless acAe1,
6pa1kless chtsdgea y sp0eless ffocks:
~ ever - many eieh- like thinas.
l0e1o1ln' Oe boeo q W9odtn' Tfng1.
'K. 0aAhe ere we've ceased to fret.
Wen VoaS Q b0&hDess baby yet:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
MskLMx<
FASHIONS

The celebrated Martha Dean fashion
patterns will be furnished 60 readers Of
The Republic At 10 cents each.
These patterns viii easily be recognized
a. correct and up TO date in every par
ticular. An important feature about them
Is that allowance IL made for seams. They
are perfect In design. conforming to all
the requirements Of advanced style. and
Yet are unusually simple and easy Of ex-
ecution.
aboG: four days. therefore. Tor delivery.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
CHICKEN IN ASrIi..

chop coarsssiy about two sabiesponrsuis
q. cold cooked chicken ard a tablespoon
fui - lam. Hsy. ready Ahou; 1uarte:
uf y.nI Of a<pic Jelly About half eli
soYr~ small darieIe-,r,clas with she chicken
ard ham tc which ha= t.~sn added dust
of salt and pepper. Next nj Up the Mcics
With melted sspic Jelly.
stir rh~ contents cf each mold occa-
e.oraiiy ur,ii they begin 10 set. other
wise tire meat viii all be At the bot
torn.
when quite set dip the mods into
sccia water. ani turn the contents on 10
q ,ifsn.
Remains D, game may - Used instead o:
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
NEW RECIPES,
,RtNMGp NAcARoNI

c-cIni.i nacarnni ia a .,-lIxh,f,,, dish
Easily made. Cook the nacafoyi ten
minutes IL boiling ssI'.i water. Drain
fEis "I ant ntii cup ~ rr:lk. stow until
fh" :nacarurl! is tender. In anothe. sauce
pan heat cup of milk until boiling
fhiCkcR with t.asyoon:ul ~ fiour act
with col: milk. stir in a Tablespoonful ef
butter and lastly beaten egg. Drain
sii 'hr milk from i,ir iuscaroni. turn IL in
a. hot dish and pour the cram over a.
S.rgs ;.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

an! Coulter Erirksr usoi 20 carry tn.
sidewalks by storm when they emerge!
after the performances. Weinberg. by
the hy l. still or. Of the most winning
o. matinee heroes. IN spite o: the fac: ths:
hs Is rate! as a comedian. I saw him n
Havlir's the her afternoon. bowling right
and left -o nc,iiinS heads that took III"
liberty q. iuclinirS in his direction In
recollection o. the booming times o; ;hs
old Imperial stock. when sam 'sunp~rtf
vas trying 20 keep peace in h-s theatrical
family o. six stars
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

In this age CO the practical morning
gowns. neg!i0ees and Sr-aksAs; sacks are
no longer limited 20 Tire confines oI ones
eo,.tio;r In iced. there IL nothing viii give
more of Q cash OF color 60 the home land
scare a. an early mor.;ne hour or at a
quiet evening at home ~i;h ones family
ssan . ortght-colcred uraprsr cr HsS,i-
Ae>- A. they Rave more than of;en 80
He sltpp<d on hurri~.1ly. this thought
should no: ee ics; sight o. and with
Opit-epl~c,ed PATTERN shis need may b.
licked AFTER Vishoc, IN Any uay mAErinS
TIE heau,y - contour .: construction.
70: rva! utility aad good appearance
the PRINCES UrSpp>s 10 recommended Ani
hy tie tasteful selection OF materials -
IL rendered quite cn-.sc. sor afternoon or
r1ar..cs v<ar The pattern :s ,sxsc s:-
ting 0I:s c:os:nG .; the side. The :ro1:
- n..e~s ey sa-fs. which extend 80 "a.
shcc.ss: This not c-;y gives sxc~uert
.-es 70 The z. rrenf- ba: 10 eve: - much
easier 10 AZ thar the niS-;Ash:o-ed Dart
rn~ r,s.a<i Pr ysses pointed collar. and
i: may b. rra5e II stGA q, pointed neck-
Nase ~ blue cA.hr-e,.. WITH ;rfuimines
cf sesa.a Ocol tscc insertion GIs3 hcc-
!, Is cutie elaborate enough for any wear.
hs, .fs charm - ~; ey Any means Lost
Ghea u - 3eveicred cs s-rika-tc' outing
oannel
Nfre Z 90 ~ iach bus:
rhts pAfseSE. - c~6ts
n srdertng he ssre 60 give bust meas
ure 0ai au0bee - pattern hesi.rA
AAefp~e Par>en nwpAfssnent. The H.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24
DELICIOUS ORANGE PUDDING

Two CuV.u's ~ water. one cIpful ~
sugar. two ;ah!-srnotuis OF cornstarch.
~! "O- t"asIoonful of vanilla. Add The
sugar 10 the water and gut over the
fire. when the itqUii Is boiling add the
.orusiG.h. which has previously been
clear. sui immediately after removing
from ths a.. add the vanilla Four this
mixture over three oranges that have
been cut into convenient pieces and ar
RANGED in a glass dish Serve Ice cold
With wh'yrsi cream.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

Preseeviag ll1oto.
Jellies are o. Q finer flavor when the
SUGAR is not boiled long with the juice.
Make mt nore than . quart At time.
and never. II possible. make It ON a damp
day.
Roll the tun blers in hot water ana let
them stand In . pan OF hot water one inch
deep when nllinG.
II the felly is perfectly skinned II y
not necessarv 4" strain II just before fll-
ing the glasses.
Fin each glass full to the hrim.
Set away n a dry pSace-never carry 10
a damp cellar.
After making let stand few days In
warm place, then cover With soft paper
cut 70 1T the irside Of the glass. and over
that pour melted paramne.
In all cases where the juice must Be-
pressed strain Il the second time through
q finer cloth than the one first used
Fruit Jars may b. preserved from crack
ing IT, befors 6Iling, they are stood upon
. folded towel soaked In hot water.
Jelly baGs for stFalnin9 the cooked fruit
must AWAY, h. Hcrupulously clean. with
absolutely no favor Of soapsuds remaining
in them.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

''Ficas~ let ne kro~ vszs. IN your
opinion. 8 the ess, attraction noN on
vleG.
Acne cs shs AssGe-s follow:
Rfchar4 Sparr@ The Suburban one
n,ehs-;he A.,s the neat
Frank Ta"e: You might Try the
CssSnS.a cf she Iny~gaai .: Hay1ia's =
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-24

Women suffer I'm
silence"
That is what they
do. And that n the
ceaSo0 they never
permit silence TO ex.
ist vhere they are.
Houston Post.
xsa - I'D loe|
D0G Ooyo. :
What's In . phrase:
n ve really worried
like q deg" an day
We should spend the
tventy . four hours
thus: One hour dug
EinR q woodchuck
nom a wall. two
hours worrying a
bone. half an hour
beSgtng the folks
TO take NJ downtown.
and the rest Of the
time sleeping On q
snnf IN the oO0N door