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New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Railroads.

PENNSY
RAILROAD
STossss aHd corand' ,4.s. and ''
na1s s ats m Pss ,5s a9S SsI59 m
Twentythlrd street station
FOX THE WEST.
1858 IL sT fot1s EiMfrEp For Cincinnati.
.IossAM THE fao FENNsYivAx1A = NS9i L1mIrED-.s
.I-55 PM. cHie4Go, GISciNNAT1 AND ST
''' rm IT. 5sa1. 5E@SSsT!&sS5> 3 tS!essa SPECIAL
.sSs s.ss s42gs ST 4qy1s - ANR p gcISNATI EXP
.sss H. ffEyEHAAR fTTTgEfF SEP sSS ;Nc1NNAT1 EXF
3ss ?, MAsHINGToS ~ 8 e Z; ,S ga AND FHE SOUTH
Congressional Limited > . - .4.5 -i5S S35 p M
10 IL 10 70 night % sandaz - - 70 -,"S5 y p
sol % FagTS s$ p AIN 8 u 70 70 Fsh! = 70 n
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-.925 a. n. and 9a5 D. m
sEAToARD AIR I.INE.-1o25 D. al. ana 1910 a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-'2c5 p. m
CHESAPEAKE s OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m. week
FOR 0i;6 PoJNT cosiFogr and NoRFoLS--7-S' a. m
ATLANTIC cITY-955 a. 255 ?. weekdays
caPE aTPadxs MAr.@f2'as 10 Z. % p. n, vees-davs
LONG BRANcH. AsBURY PARK ocean Gr7ve, I,Sorth
Ashury Psrs sundaysl. and Pout Pleasant g 80 from
Desbrosses and 345 from COrtiandt Streets onlyl
40, $50 1855 a m, az - Saturdays only except
Long Branchi, f225 t2 - saturdays only Long
Branch'- us Saturdays only. 90 . 35 (42J
eept Long Branch ass except days except Long
Branch n I 50 and IS weekdays sundays SIS
.G'' FoR Fn' PHiLapELrHIA. Il z a
692 Is .''5 so, s55 % % 'g55. .t1o.9S, '1o g.
ll91 a. m. 132 IL. So 2IO 2-55 2 IS.
49, = %. .+95 't455 North Philadelphia onlyl
300 69S, '-S5 S25 ~ cess North Philadelphia
onSl p m. l. 10 night weekdays Sundays. sos.
10 So 'e25. 955. 'I1O.55 '1055 a. m IL
5 - - % 49, - 80 for North PhladslPhia
delphta only) p. m nigh,
Dining Car iEXtra-fare train
4lcket ohces Nos 46l 1854 dway fs2 Fifth
avenue toeoV 33d So; 263 Fifth 29th
ST.: Astor House. stations named above BROOK
Nn o. Fulton Street $50 $50 Broadway.
ana pennsylvania Annex Station. The New York Trans-
Ier company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W. W. ATTERBJrRY : r WOOD,
General Manager Passr Traffic Manager
GEO. W. ROYD
Gerc-AI Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
TIE WOOL MARKET.

ne Boston American Wool and Cotton Re
porter August s. says:
- merchants rule continue TO report
SO volume of business. The demand is quite
r.oq go and general. although the inquiry is still
-.y;s.tg Tor woods grading one-haif and three
az sEaAs - both IN Territories and heeces as well
SSstes f0r the eek 54700oo pounds
L.e Alg cons 1Dlers still in evidence in the
- tet u ne trend Of the inquiry is more toward
.lfr wcclss however, and IL is easier 10 sell
NJ A. iiorles. such Nevadas and Texas. also
~-yht ttloeo. than IL Woods grading quarter
eAe oeIoW still quiet, and show comparatively
80 strength than others.
N eoc1tion 10 the purchases Of spot woods which
-2Fe been made. good deal OF business has been
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

BUFFALo ROCHESTER AND FTTTsBURG.
1905 1904
ffsi 'eeE Il August s1e6 ose s1es Ol6
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

4 EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
- Tribune received at their Uptown Office No. 1854
Broadvay between 36th and 37th until
Advertisements etved at the following branch offices az
regular Office o'clock D viz
-3d-Jt: 6th-ave 18TH o. East
18th ST; 25T West 42d St between 9TH and Sth
263 West l25th-st lS3S 3d-aVe, between 10th
sts 1026 ID ave. 6ist st: Los 1st ave.
S9th-st.. 1877 East 125thst 756 fremont $50
near 41stst. 554 3'-"v@ -" plsecker-st.: 325
Bleecker-
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gFW YORK MEM HAVEN & HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart from Gfslld ~7Nai S'atioa 81 S An1
4th Ave follows iof -
100 * 1902 A N. ttlioo. "xliot. szl3:oo
= go y ~ S,,12tIii,D,,Irric-fFs0 90 A NJ 200 p NJ
B0ST0N Via sprtngheld-t9:Oo a NJ. til2;o6 '.4'oo
r64rI 5l " 10 and BAR HARBoR-tFs.O2 P. II
49, I MONT Ans. ST ALBANS ana QUEBEC
" : 40 4 NJ 1900 NJ
r-T7,.I5RI re via Putnam aud worcestsr-tsoo p NJ
nd NORFOLK 1902 A NJ - 81 =. NJ
CT RAPRINJ3 rOS. STo..NBRIDGE LE1No& FITS
A NJ. 81 % 1881 ? NJ
r07css Central station and cf95th
-9ST C ProadVay. c25 Tuiau SQUARE
aiso toIumbuH Ave go Madison
- vasr i25th -, Third Ave In Brooklyn. c342
60 Ell-on - Broadway, p n
spailv fTx spt sundays fStops az l25th s. xstors
G,rfavS only. saturdays orly rPa-i0r car
a. i1,S ,yI-s dinng cParlor and sleeping
tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

sI A VELOCE'-Fast Italian Line
Sailing from Pier a. North River. IT, Of 34th St
for Naples and Genoa - 40
BOtOGNEsI. HATFIELD 4 CO. p wall 81
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Lac Schools.

S No~f> list YEAR Opens Sept 2s
NEW Va ~ 1905. Day Glasses. sessions
EI.,1xyarGit.y $40 p. M EAcnfng
Ci'F~1 0ey Glasses, to 10
Law School Pe6Feef g 4utIon Ito B; ;1dd- dL M and
address L. J. ToMPKfNs. Sec. Washington So, n Y
NEW YORK Day school - Nassau -.
y LAW SCHOOL. Evening school New horK Clty,
Dwight Nelhod' OF instruction. LII b IN two years
IL IN three standards Send for cata-
GEOtt1f- NrlS.r.. .--..-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Surrogotes' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald surrosate Of the County Of
Work notice rs hereby all having
Rene Heliand city Cs
Paris Republic France. deceased the sams
subscriber -
transactine business Is Wall street. city or
Sisr yorL before the 18th day of .-ugust
Dated New York. the sth day Of February. 1905.
THOMAS +. PATTERSON Anctllary Executor
IIFXAEDER & GREEN. Attorneys for Executor.
100 broadway. New FORK city
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

a Tribune received their CptoWn once, No; ias4
RToaAvay j6th and S7t sts until clock p m
Advertisements received at the following bFanh 9ees a.
rerIIar or until O'Clock p. m. viz rs Sth
ave 5 Esd la etn ave. COZ l2th-si y East
f.tb West between Ifh aud Sth SfsS
ass West i9Sh-s-; Sd between 18TH and 9tth
sts na6 3a-sve- 6lst-st i.Tos is' ave- near
Sans 1877 East iaHth-s TJ6 fremont ave, 40 I'D
ave near 4lst-s;. S5i 3d-aye.. 21o Beecker-st SaS
Eleecker-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Citu Hotels.

Rates 81 90 rer day. accammodatins $40 guests .-r
This elegant suburban famis note! - rsaensd Ssa,
T W nav Kew sanitary plumbing heat; electric
rooms. Billiards. bowling Gro
, snd tennis on property and golf links within ten
tulHutes pr +pAekiv fan and winter terms address
CAsTIEToN HOTEL CO.. { D. ALl-EN' Ms
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
itQtiOuS.
1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW.

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW
York hy the grace # God free and independent
To Thursa F Austin Minnie Tor Mnnab I. Carter
Clsr p Carter. the heirs and Of kin Alice
Bates deceased send greeting Whereas. Samuel
Nlbank Of the city New York. has lately applied
10 the Surrogate's Court Of County Of New York
to "a 2 certain instrument in writing, relating
both and personal proPerty duly proved as the
last nd Testament Alice 4 Bates, 9
County Of New York deceased therefore you
Of you appear before the Surrogate of our
Of New York. Office I'm the County
New york on the 18Th Of September. thou
sand nine hundred FIVE. ~ haf-pas o'clock in
forenoon Of that dsy then and there 70 attend the
probate nf the said last VIII and Testament And
such ~ YOU hereby cited. are under the
trenty-ons wears. required 70 appear by your
guardian. II have you have
pear aud apply for to he appointed or in the
event of YOUR neglect failure 70 do guardian
will appointed hy the Surrogate 70 represent and
for YOU the proceeding
In testimony whereof Te hsy@ caused ne seal Of
o be hereunto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon FRANK T
FJTZGERAID. a Surrogate of our said
IL : County Of York. said County. the 2lst
dav os July. in the year Of our Lord one
JAMES A DONNELLY.
Clerk of the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-11
Steamboats,.
b O 8 i % m AER ANR FolSTs gSe:I,snB N

B Cd 8 U Cd M AER AER f05sTs ESSIsyB' aS
FALL RIVER LINE for Newport. Fan River Boston
all Eastern and Northern Points Leave Pier 70. y
foot of Warren St week days and sundays. $40
Strs. PRISCILLA PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston East and
North Leave Pier Is. N r. foot Murray days
only. at P. NJ. Strs- PROVIDENCE new PLYM-
OUTH. Orchestra each.
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford Cottage city
and Nantucket Leave Pier 40. y. r. Clarkson St,
week days only at P. NJ strs. MAINE and NEW
HAMPSHIRE
NORWICH LINE for New Lorton. Block Island. Nor
wich. StOningto7 Watch HILL NarragansstI Pier
Worcester. East and North Leave Pier - y r foot
Clarkson 81. week days T. NJ. Strs CITY OF
LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN.
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Springfield and
North week DAYS. Str RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 90
z. R. 2:45 P NJ: foot z. S1st ST.. f. R.. ?. M
Str. CITY OF LAURENCE leaves Pier 2n f r. Il
midnight SUNDAYS Str. RICHARD PECK leaves Pier 20
z. R. e:30 A NJ. foot f 21st ST. 10 \ NJ;
turning due New York s.i5 ?.
Broadway. p Union So, 1s2 Fifth Col Ave.
2iS W l25th St c7es 81 Ave. and At Piers New York.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
Man or Mountain.

Clifford B. Hildreth is the proprietor
OF a hotel at York Beach, Maine,
few miles from a promontory known
as Baldhead Cliff The place is wild
and picturesque. and is the mecca Of
many summer visitors.
Hildreth is called Cliff" by all who
know him. His head has pushed
through his hair, and he has little use
for a comb. A few weeks ago party
Of tourists stopped in front of his
hotel and seeing Mrs. Hildreth on the
veranda one of the men called out:
"Csn you tell me where Baldheat
Cliff Isl"
He must be around the house some
where" said Mrs. Hildreth. Il san
him Just a few minutes ago" She
was not disconnected by the slang
title that she believed the tourist had
bestowed on her husband.-Chicago
Record Herald Sunday Magazine.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
Like Papa.

my goodness gracious mere,
sakes.r his mother exclaimed. Wi
llels Willie! What on esrth are yor
saying? o, o, o, OF You have bro
ken my heart! o. l never dreamet
that my little boy could say such aw
full thingsl o. dear, dear. dear. dearii
well, blame It, didn't you tell me
not to cry any more when | hurt my.
sslf and try TO be brave like papa 1.
when he pounds his thumb?'-Ch
eago Record H,rald
The statesman., 1905-07-21
a SURPRISE PARTY.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR.,
Kings New Life Pills, They are a
most wonderful remedy, affording
sure relief and cure, for headache, diz-
ziness and constipation. 25c at Jas.
Hullinger & Cos, drug store, 2Srd &
Larimer SITS.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
The Blind and III. Deaf.

Some persons allege that blind per
sons are usually cheerful, wills deal
persons are usually gloomy ar sus
picious. The reasons for thes- cnar
acteristics were recently given, ii
reply TO Inquiries. the deaf man say
Ing: when anyone speaks to me. |
am reminded OF my infirmity." The
blind man said: As soon as an,
person speaks TO me forget my mis
fortune. - New York Tribune
The statesman., 1905-07-21
A sono Of Singers.

Son9 ol olnotfs-
Where ale ys SsTs, sead singers OF dear
s5nkss
Where are the souls. vibrant with mel.
ody7
seek the sea-
To whom great thoughts c55.yerged II
shining thrOngs
From them seemed lifted Edens primal
curse,
They talked with angels. and were un.
afraid.
Can death destroy those schoing chords
which made
Them harps Aeolean Of the uniyerse2
When some great star throws down Its
solemn light
Do their freed spirits see and learn Il
know
The hymns the planets sing as on the,
Eo.
MoylnF along their paths Of silvery light
when through our slumber sounds hAr-
mUnlous ring.
Is Il the echo OF the songs they slngT
New York Herald
The statesman., 1905-07-21
BELIEFS OF A BENEDICT.

Few men who take better.half pre-
pare for the worst
A fellow who's intoxicated with love
sobers up pretty soon after marriage
And poor Eve died without be.1g
able to join the Daughters of any
thingl
About the best example of work OF
surererogation is teaching girl baby
TO talk.
Science says kissing causes disease.
1t has been known to cause pita-
ton of the heart.
An old bachelor at a chr ming
party ms about as appropriate as
a an automobile.
IAN men are liars;" but married
ones have more ready.made opportuni.
ties.-R. W. Jones in New York Tri-
bune.
A Kansas man saved a widow from
drowning. and was married to her
within six weeks. One cant be too
careful.
Why don't you write some happy
Married Mans Musings?" asks a
correspondent. II would take a bach
elor to do that.
There are only fifty thousand really
handsome women In the United
States. according to magazine
writer Every woman wonders who
the other 1899 are.
Everything has fits compensstions
When a fellow gets the grip his wife
consoles herself with the thought that
afterward she can tell him he was
''as cross as a bear"
Probably Adam would never have
married II be had TO stand up in
church before thousand people. with
a frock coat on. and go through q
ten-minute ceremony that seemed like
ton hours.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
10 Suit h..s.lf.

He-Queer a person hasn't any fa,
as to how old he is to grow, ism. It
She-oh, l don't know. I've man
aged TO regulate my age to suit nv
self for some years-Detrolt Ere.
Press.
The statesman., 1905-07-21
FROM A sPlNsTER's NOTEBOOK.

Society is the mother Of convention
and quite often II deserves its child.
One advantage about being an old
maid is not having to tell husband
how much the new millinery cost.
It's very difficult to believe in 70.
nance after seeing .he way some men
don't help their wives on the street
car.
II makes a man awfully mad when
be knows you're Just polite to him
because you are a lady and not be
cause he's gentleman.
A woman always gets a little sus-
picious when her husband develops r
great admiration for her last years
gown when it's time to get a new one,
The man who thinks he Is the boss
~ the house because he is the bread.
Sinner should be taught that he has
not half the dough of the bread
baker.
Few men like TO be reminded Of
their courtship, as II reminds hem
how untruthful they can be: womer
like to think of It. as they find com.
fort In remembering the time they
were happy.
The statesman., 1905-07-21

Few men who take betterhalf pre-
pare for the worst.
The statesman., 1905-07-21

A fellow who's intoxicated with love
sobers up pretty soon after marriage
The statesman., 1905-07-21

And poor Eve died without beng
able to Join the Daughters of any
thing!
The statesman., 1905-07-21

About the best example of a work OF
surererogation is teaching a girl baby
TO talk.
The statesman., 1905-07-21

Science says kissing causes disease
1t has been known to cause plta,
tion Of the heart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
THOSE LOVELY, QUEER MEN
ny CYNTHIA GREY.

n would b. put world and
would be- the fact
mains that IDEAS When they ashamed they
ashamed Of strange things
II has explained ashamed his
vile do for tho work she enJavH Whr he shows eagn
when she tolls and e hcBet old the sbine which Hhe
happy unless right looking after the
bell comfortable he
think Of her always home waiting him
bu"hrH aud actually
suffers when hs bunder mo before people and
pree Of speeches
Hnme other maha wife for tho
clear feminine mind proud
ruffed poaaeaaon beautiful cordially hates
admea further aud hates the old
beauK. whom
II mystery womaukud hubby hatoH to apologize for
his wb II It differs from hi bat h"a care
m he is both sides o question argued with woman not
his custodian df household when
she he finds himself dis
feelings
All these conditions weird everything along
tho line but They real enough.
life but she not do
what hire done what IN" hates
husband HhamluE him
fho opinion unless Il Is ha own because TO dis
diHloYalty feelings
Tor afraid Of hurting them
The themselves before and after
raFe consider mntrmauy responsible for
adding
husband changed that II
this
jolt may help 10 hasten IL.
queer the whole world hut
the world would be m II they out Of IT, and We
could bear TO them for We should miss them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
MUST SERVE
SENTENCE

Events have followed thick and
fast since the arrest. a few days
ago. Of Perry Church on a charge
OF highway robbery. His victim.
Harry Ahlp. Is still in a critical con-
ditiou Prosecuting Attorney MACK
infDHh has taken exception 10 the
ruling Of Superior Judge TaIlman
and ordered the re-arrest OF Church,
who escaped on a suspended SEN
teucc Of three years HafkiutOah
stated yesterday that Taliman acted
without authority In the matter and
now young Church. II caught. will
be taken 90 Walla Walla with the
next bunch Of prisoners. where be
will serve his sentence OF three
years. iu spite Of the efforts OF his
connections 10 prevent the law TAX
ing it, course.
Church confessed 10 a brutal as
sault upon Harry Ahlp and told the
police that he afterwards robbed
the man and loft him unconscious
where he had struck him down.
Church was Identified BY the man
be assallcd and robbed and the Pc
Ice had a strong case against him
BalliuRer's code upholdB the stand
taken BY Prosecuting Attorney
Maekintosh Ia the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
Destroyer Paul Jones
to Go After SmugglerS

According 10 report now 10 ctr
euiation Rmnug tho ,nat"ma Gift .Als
of thia city Rn attempt to betag
made TO nmuasle mere than dozen
Nhtnamen and a large quantity OF
opium from Victoria 10 thla aide OF
the line. II il also said that due
70 the ercat speed of the vessel. tho
government has been prevailed upon
To tender the services OF the torpedo
boat destroyer Paul Jones tu assist
IN the attempt 90 apprrhrnd the
amuggleru In their enterprise.
The report IL said 60 have fur
niahod the information that two
sloopa containing from Ia to Il OF
the Cinnamon aud about zoe pounds
Of dope left Victoria ON the night
OF February 4 just who Is In
charge 81 the men was not stated.
as the reports are said Go have been
circulated by "A couple OF new dcpu-
Ties lately appointed by the author
tiles In Victoria The Paul Jones
arrived tn the harbur yesterday az
ternoon. Just = hours after the de
parture Of the revenue cutter Grant.
IL II stated that the customs off
GERS desire 10 have az least one yeH-
sci which can be dispatched at a
moments notice after information
telling OF movements Of an alleged
smugglcr Is received.
According 10 information given
out on excellent authority. the rev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
HELD FOR ROBBERY

Charles goyic. n furnace tender,
has been arrested for the theft Of
icwelry and heirlooms from tho
apartments Of .. J. Barnard. mt the
GreyHt0ue. corner Of Marion street
and HureH avenue. last Tuesday AZ
frrnoon. city Detective EaHHau
took Coylc into custody after ques-
uonlnR him closely The man as
serted his innocence. but he will he
held ON suspicion by the police who
him. The door Of the apartments
was forced and the bureau drawers
broken open. None Of the stolen
property has been recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The funeral services Of William
II. Jewett will be- held al the family
residence. go Seventeenth avenue.
At 30 p. M. this evening. after
which the remains Will be shipped
70 Portland for cremation owing 20
critical Illness in the home the fu-
neral services will be strictly prl-
yaie
The Municipal league was adj
dressed last night by city Librarian
Smith who explained many inter-
oatiuR things about the systems Of
Libraries ana the growth and use
and changes iu books through the
ages. The next meeting Of the league
vii be addressed by chief Delaney,
who viii discuss seatues police
problems
Tomorrow night. 81 Temple do
lflreh, corner H0yIstuu avenue and
Marion street Rabbi Joseph will
spe1k on the subject The Supreme
Characteristic ~ Abraham In
coins Life The service will begin
at O'Clock
Albert Hansen. local ieweler. is
about to erect two story brick
building ou Second avenue between
Pike and Pine streets. The build
ing viii cost about $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

enue officials. IL Be- stated have dep
utlea strung along every available
spot between here and the Cana
dian border II H. the duty Of these
deputies 10 wire IN any information
which they may receive telling al
the whereabouts OF any strange
looking Hluopa arcn among the
islands. Il ia for the purpose Of dia=
patching vessel tu such vicinity
that the services of the Paul Junea
are said to have been brought to
bear.
Tho two sloopa. according TO the
report. would now have been on the
road five days. providing they
have not succeeded In making a
landing These men. however work
very slowly generally at night aud
move from island Co island, as far
na possible until the break Of day
Tho Bluupa then await the fall OF
night before again making a Harte
aud IL Ia with considerable difficult
- that they are detected.
They also take great chances dut-
Ing stormy weather. yenturlnE out
la storms which every moment
threaten 10 destroy the little crafts
on January 20 "a hloop Wa Picked
mp by the revenue cutter Areata
which was thought 60 have been
swamped during an attempt ON the
part 81 the skipper. 10 make the
passage OF Rosario strait during The
heavy storm of January "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09

water and place on the back Of the
stove to simmer for an hour OF 50.
then increase the heat gradually
until the boiling point is reached.
then add any tough bits 81 cooked
meats that YOU have on hand Keep
the whole a. a gentle boil until the
meat Ia In shred# Strain and set
away 70 cool
The next day take off the cake Of
fat that will have formed and un-
derneath Nill be found a solid Jelly
This viii need 10 be Favored 20 the
taste
n making clear soup. vegetables
and bits OF raw meats slowly and
carefully Drowned before the water
or cooked meats are added improve
the color and flavor Browning the
bits Of vegetables e. best accom-
plikhed by means 81 butter. put In
also a teaspoon 81 sugar aud a beau
tiful brown sill result.
To clear the soup melt the Jelly.
like mixture under the crust Of fat
and stir into Il the white Of an eRF
and the she'll well beaten toreth cr
Let this come TO boil and let II
simmer for 20 minutes. A scum will
rise this must be removed. then the
stock wili be clear
The economical possibilities Of the
soup stock are many Hits 81 celery
can be used Cold potatoes. peas.
beans. eaallfiowcT. cabbage. corn.
turuIp tomatoes All these left nYera
can be- made into delicious soups. II
must be remembered that each veg
ctabie requires ita own treatment In
seasoning 4 bit 81 onion. "a stalk
of celery. two or three ueppcrrorns
a single Glove. a spflE Of parsley
part ~ a bay LEAF. a teaspoon Of
burnt sugar or little caramel col
oring are used for seasoning No
one flavor should predominant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-09
GOING To
WHIT Tie
COUNCIL PROPOSES TO cur
DOWN EXPENSES OF cor.
PosATloN coussELs OFFICE

A desire on the part q certain
msnhers Of the council 20 reduce
tie expenses % the law department
mAy result IN several changes In
the conduct OF that office when
Scott Calhoun. as slated becumvd
he had q the department on The
resignation q Mitchell Gillian the
present corporation counsel
The position of grade tax attoF-
nsy. for Instance. which Is nov oe-
eupled b Calhoun. g. said fo BE- a
mAp. Many lawyers state that they
would rather b s.ude tax attorney
than corporation eounssl TIE sal
AIRY Ia s1s5 a month. while the du-
tbs are said 20 be 80 lnconaiderable
a. 10 Be- almost 4 joke.
One Of the schemes now afoot II
70 tack some more labor 20 the du-
ties Of the grade tar nan The lat
ter uill be Elmer 2. Todd. accord
ing 10 present arrangements whom
Calhoun vii appoint 90 take the
position o. William Parmerlce. who
il 10 resign az the same tine Gil
Ham does i not definitely known.
brit L Is said that oliver n. Thor
crimson. OF the law firm 81 Wilson
& ThorErimson. IL very likely 20 get
The plum.
II be does 4 is possible that he
vil BE- given the title % coudemna-
roa attorney. a. the council Is de-
Fruus q getting one man 10 attend
70 all such work. which iH every
yeaT becoming greater. II Thor
crimson Is not used for that sort Of
work one Of the other assistants
naY Be given the job
The council Is anxious 10 keep the
sAlary allowance Of the department
down By s0ms means. At the pres
snt tine the Law department Il com
pgisad q the corporation counsel