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initiated into the mystery of how to feed
a dozen people off one chicken,
Perhaps the cleverest deception prae-
ticed by eminent chefs is the art of manu-
featuring the lobster patty, so dearft to
the heart of the epicure. This appetizng
dainty would at first sight seem to defy
even the most ingenious cookery faker.
However, here again the artful chef has
overcome apparently insuperable diff
culties, and many toothsome looking lob
ster pattes are thus not always quite
what they are said to be.
The deception is worked in this way:
A common crustacean is boiled and the
meat carefully chopped off and put into
a mortar, while afterward part of the
shell is added The mixture is then vigor-
ously pounded as fine as possible. and on
The addition of iiavoring it would tax the
powers of the most critical connoisseur
- deteet any difference between this gas
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tronomie mixture and the genuine lobster
patty.
THE various receptions l have told
you Of remarked famous chef TO the
writer ARE naturally mot practced every
day. but are only utilized In times of
emergency, and those emergency moments
arrive more frequently than the trustful
customer would like did he but know"
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Bitter.

From the Philadelphia Press.
Mrs. Subbubs-Our old cook is to be
married this week, John, | think we
ought to remember her with present.
MIR. Subbubs-Huh, the most kindly
way for us to remember her with a
present is to forget her past.
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ADJUSTMENTS
The pamroseh Orchestra.

The New York orchestra, with Walter
Damrosch as conductor will give
symphony concert at the jefferson thea
ire Wednesday night, May 2.
The fame of this organization which
Damrosch has brought to such high
degree of merit. extends the breadth of
the country, and its rivals are extremely
few 1t has always been the aim of this
distinguished conductor to offer only the
best of musical literature and no tempta-
ton in the form of ephemeral popularity
has served to sway him from his purpose
Under adverse conditions the orchestra
steadily grew and improved in quality and
size until at last came the reward of
merit and patience. and now. with gem
erous support, Mr.. Damrosch can present
an organization of which the metropolis
is naturally proud. The present tour,
which includes the larger cities of the
country. embraces twenty appearances,
and is under the direction of Loudon G.
Charlton, the well known lmpresarlo
There Is every indication of a highly sue
eusessful engagement and the fact that
future tours are largely dependent upon
the success of the present showing should
tend to increase public interest
The New York orchestra Mas been en-
gagged for the great festival at Spartan
burg, s. c. next week. Outside of the
festival Damrosch will visit only seven
southern cities, including Birmingham.
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At the RiIou.

Laugh and the world laughs with
YOU Never was there truer saying.
Mirth is the straight road to health and
happiness. The man who is compelled to
sit from eight to ten hours a day at a
desk and worry over business affairs does
not care to go to the theatre at night
to burden his brain further. Good. clean
comedy, bright, catchy music. pretty girls.
gorgeous scenery and a wealth of cos
tunes are what he is looking for-some-
thing at which he may laugh and forget
the cares of the day. 1t is claimed that
all these are to be found in Ellie Fay's
presentation of THE Belle of Avenue A."
which comes to the Bijou tomorrow night
for an engagement of one week
Ellie Fay's ability as a coincidence is
too well known to need much comment.
Rennold Wolf the well-known critic of
the New York Telegraph, spoke of her
when she was filling a special engage
ment at that wonderful playhouse the
New York Hippodrome as follows: Miss
Fay Is without doubt the funniest woman
In America Her entrance Is the cue for
laughter and 1t grows every second she
Is on the stage until by the time of her
exit you are in commissions
Miss Fay is one of the youngest of our
actresses and her career is little less than
wonderful. Not over six years ago she
was an unknown singer with a company
playing the very smallest towns. George
w. Lederer, who was then I'm his palmy
days, was the first to discover in her
rare vein of humor and ability. For
three years she was at the head of one
or another of Mr.. Lederer's companies
leaving his management to accept what is
claimed to be the highest salary ever paid
a woman in vaudeville.
With the exception of few special en-
eagements such that at the Hippo
drome and in the comedy. "Kaffoozelum,"
she has done nothing but vaudeville work
until this season, when A. II. Woods in
duced her to sign a contract to appear
under his direction In new musical play
by Williams and Hoffman. entitled THE
Belle of Avenue A" It is said that In
this piece the actress is to be seen to
better advantage than ever before
The management claims that the pro-
duction of the play and the supporting
company are the best that brain and
money could supply
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04
KnnNRnAY STANDS PAT.

VI II Kouegag stil refa@s 70 endorse The kind ofin.
itative and referendum that v J Byau wants that
the farmers unions hase al endorsed aud that has been
Unsuccessful operation in Oregon for iaar yearIHTh
most sublneY ridiculous part q his performance how
ever IS hsclalm thatste Oregon Initiative and TsfeIeu
dun IS inpaefeable aud IS n ts Interests q the cor
porations As natter Of fact tie corporations opposed
the measure &C tie time of Is enactment opposs &
aad are trying Is secure Is repeal
and as q IS u0t uorkne vel unfortunately ior Nr
KorneeaF assertions Il - worked most successfully
as the gentenan e discover from ,ay 81 tl,e figures
ol the past teo elcctans ofsgs o. b reading ths
opinion Of tbe Portland oreroomn tie leading news
paper on tte northwest eoat or by corresponding st
any Of tie officials Of Tie Oregon Referendum Ieaeue
The facts point 70 strongly against NJ Komegays
conclusions thai, f did Enaw that ~ is abe,
right, aud never make q mistake should - in
ened 70 believe tnat he had done IA this Instance
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I'VE demand the enactment oi such legislation as
will enectually destroy all trusts asserts the Iowa
Democratic platform what the Iowa Democrats say =
not especially important as no takes any notice
oft or has the least expectation that the party w
be given the ehance Of trying enact is policies into
Law. But the above declaration example o. the
Democratic demagoguety that is now 20 rampant
nov Will the Iowa Democrats destroy the trustsg
There never has been a campaisn shouter from Bryan
down who naa the least dea q how g 20 about the
TASK Trusts can be destroyed In oay Nay and that
Is, thru ne destruction g, an modern business The
special privileges which some trusts enjoy eau he
taken away rsroaa rehates ana Determinations may b
forbidden trusts mas and should be regulated and con.
troed but tie absolute destruction o. the trusts bat
SINS twadds and any man Who iaseseu uiaimentary
knowledge 81 political economy ought % snos
The trust can produce and market is goods more
cheapy tnan can small compelling nrms il can better
avoid the evils 81 tie oserproauction which al~ays
suits from hot competition and followed > panic and
il Is therefore an ec9omie advance thar rrev.
ocabe Is vas the advance irom s.aveg 10 free labor
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ANlNTRRrsrlNa 80.

one Of che pianks IN the platform adopted bY tbs
Ardmore Republicans Is interesting L as ialiowN
We oppose the policy q ali Democratic states that have
prohibited the ntermarsags o. Indians aud whites and
which hare afforded tie Indians school facilities dis
fanehised and pauperlsd ha 70 gain political control
Of the Affairs q the state, and point 70 the %.
fortunate condition q the Mississippi coesAws a. talr
illustration Of tsiF treatment in states controlled bg
Democracy and shat they may expect under Democrat.
ic rule
Il Is sad that North Carolina tho State fFom which
" n Kornegay halls prohibits the intsrmafriage Of
whites and Indians or did until ~ recent date
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Colonisi rates 20 California Nee
Mexico. od Mexico and rexss points
ga sale dAilf from September / lse
10 oetobef al fare from Viaita a
California polnts aud Neu Mexico
ant Arizona points 4eAb9 Through
Pullman car service from Ninlta "a
San Francisco leaving Nulta. / r.
at en 8 n estf5 weipeslats SEQ
kaly agent
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sELHrr coon MY

TomorroW IS Tie day Ter t0s holding q eaaeasss far
the selection q delegates 70 Tie 5au district Rspob
can convention IA viulta ca Tuesday Every Rspabll.
should be present the caueass and luslst Ell ne
selection Of clean for delegates Ths delegates are
the sauFcs Of political action in ms nstanes and il
poor delegates chosen hos can thsy bs expected to
select coed eandldateg
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soNEwnAr REvoLnrIoNARN

Arimors Republicans after Fcpoitating the negro
vote thru tbs adoption % resolutions declaring favor Of
separate schools separate coaches and separate waiting
rooms nominated Presbyterian minister. Res. q &.
weth tor constitutional delegate. The resolutions "a.
leaving the settlement Of the prohibition question
TO oklahoma declare 10 favor Of serg strong corporation
laws aud some strongly for ths Oregon initiative
and referendum.
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While " u Kouegay proving % his own atisiae.
ton f 70 tie satisfaction o. anyone else that TIE
Oregon Initiative and referendum Is failure and uas
drawn ~ the interest oi the corporations and tie
rulsa Democrat heading ehrce column article IN praise
Of The Oregon initiative ana referendum with nsse
words eIloN oregon Was iiedeeme1 From TIE Rule of
tas Trusts There seems therefore g bs difference
Of opinion among nigh Democratic authorities.
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spEAK up. RUSSELL.

We have been expectlug 10 heaf fierce denancaton
o the Democrats Or the ssth district by TIE McAleser
Capital for their ruckling the Capitals horrd buga
boo q negrolsm but iar We have been dssAppoint
ed Editor Russell is fsrcey ntolerant d the Rsrahl
attitude towards the negroes set 50 fag we have
not heari the slightest wor o. criticism from him ID re-
gard 70 the Democratic platform here which declares Ia
favor Of separate schools indeed bat stent on the
question o. separate coaches and waiting rooms
RUSSELL ought 10 speak oat and give rs bis opinion 81
this trucsng q the Negro vote ashe pleased a ear
ia
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Account biennial meeting supreme
lodge Knights ol Fsthlas Oototer Is
q q Frisco vii sell round trip tickets
q New prleaus A. rats of one fare
Plus > eeets lt1ls soh Final return
Ast oetobsf 81 ~ deposlting
tickets vitb Sc eial agent az Neu
Orleans nuf later than Octoter % and
payment of Zee q 50 cents a. time u
deposit. an extension NAV - secnFed
e leave New Orleans not later than
November 81 Fer further paftl
cuisrs see Frisco agent
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Account suprems lodge knights ef
fftiiIas Nlnlia % Ne1 Otleans aHa
return t1ft0 Dates s. sals Clefo9ef j 5.
lfand + FiBal Ilmif uel4ter ~
alih privilege uf extension. ugsia
depasltlng ticket slth special scent
at New Orleans All 0g befefa 0eg0ler
p and apou payment q fee 4 q cents
time ef limit mag - tstandsd "a
reach startling pelut up 60 November
q =. 4 Farthlns afsm H. X 6
81
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Account TINS Mississippi eoneress
Novsmtef AZ q = Fus.o slll sslI
round trip tickets 70 kansas Cltg at
rate Of enc tafs plas 9. s5@l Fimi
return limit November - An ea.
tension u return limit unffl uaerm.
heF Z. can b secured bg depositlng
ticket with Joint agent e Kansas
CIV ga o. before November p and
payment q ~
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eENTRAIIA Nor ovrnI0YFn-

The eeutnlia standard essilg abe Is control is
JOS over tie nomination ai V. II gornssay As Demo
cratic candidate foF desssie . TIE constitutional con.
seutoa Tie STANDARD o course IS heartily Ia favor q
the nomination of ~ Il. !. Allen q tiat piaee y
he Repaoleans aud fiaa what t fs 81 him il IS easl.
g g = saFmsed tlal he would SECURE ne entire vote
q Tat place regardless q politics.
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REsENTs HIs NoMINArIoN.

it Is said that even santa Fe0Nned Old Guthrie r.
ssats the nomination q Henry asp as constitutional
delegate strong effort IS being made % secuu the
Republicans aud Democrats ean unite in opposition 10
Asp In the state the people have not thus faF dis
PLAYED very strong hanksriag for corporation men
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Account American ROYAL llssnoek
shov, uotoheF % Is. FFlseu sIll eslI
round iflp tickets 70 kansas cits at
Fate q ena fair plus g slml FInal
limit oeto1ef 81 Al oxiank.an -
Hnai llmlE mas he sseufea e lea4e
kzllsas tlly uot later than Eleiaaef d.
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TnE RIGHT SPIRIT

Ts ChaFosse club has decided 10 accept the pgopos.
ton Of te auditorium company Tor club room N the
new building This removes tie last lingering doubt a.
70 tie construction q ne mueuseed casino and gives
assurance that ths building wIn Be- ths oentsf Of The
soeiaihfe Of ne city TIE club IS to ts commended Zoe
is stald
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For atose oocaslon Frisco wlil sell
round trip tickets % Atlanta. Ca. at
rae Of ono fare plus e ltse 8 va
y phls. t2H.a1 VIA ST. Loulsl Dates
q & October s and 9 Final return
iH thirty days from date Of sale.
No vepotep For further partic.
d see Frisco Agent
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tin Aeonnt q international aaaoela.
tioa q Fire Engineers ss Dallas. Tex.
IS Oelei'sf % i2 ffiseo wlll all
FeHad ffp tickets 81 rata u o0s fare
plps sea lslaei Dates 81 s4Ie.
oeiolNf and 2 Final return limit
q dags from aags q sale.
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ore Vinita Chieftain.
weekly Editton

The vlnta Chleftain Is published every Thursday
morning Al vinta Indian Territory Il Is the oldest
and most extensively read newspaper n the Northern
District II Is ln les twenty fourth year andha general
circulation throughout Tie north hall q the indian Ter
rltory. Tie subscription price Of The paper IS sloo
year, always IN advance postal card viii get sample
copy anypefe ia the United States
cHHEFTAHN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n. ~ MoCLTNrOCK Edttor
J.R, MURPHY. haatneeA Mgr.
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a nALp. MEAsnRE

rhe council going 70 sprnse oil ne watsf stand
inglin pools and old cellars within tie business district
Of tho city, That's better than Il IS 20 leave them Ia
their present coudtsou bat ts only halfway measure
after all whS not make the owners Of tie property
III np al sacn pes1llence breeding tgapsY
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From August e - October u efls.
- Nili sell second class tlekefs 10
POINTS n California. Arizona. Nevada.
New aesico 81 ihe ioe rate of sas
FoI fa1lilef Information ~ Frisco
sRanl
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leinbet 20 II nateo fare and 4
third lof round trip Dates of sale,
lieiebsF = e p Flnal llmif. -
pNef g ~ Asl.hfues agent. =
* ST
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Nsw STATE falr

For this occasion TIE Il. x. 4 4.
VII sell round trip tlekels 60 NuskD-
zee Tor t2l5 from NinitA. Dates q
ale. octobef q s Finaliimit. ~.
tohaf 1
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Cleanses 8 the system
thoroughly and clears
saIlow compilations of
pimplcs and blotchcs.
If i guaranteed
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Reserved Seats admission tickets
at Ma Haney Myers Drug Store
show grounds.
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Cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stom-
ach, Torpid Liver and
Caronic Constipation.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13
AN APPEAL.
In Behalf Of the Inmates of the
County Home.

AS the Christmas season draws near
the undersigned appeal to to kind
friends who have aided as in the past,
and to others who wish to share in the
good work, and ask them TO help Us
carry every Christmas cheer TO the aged
and afflicted poor in our Anne Arun-
del County Home. They are looking
forward to the day with so much joy
full anticipation, and we hope to make
it a day long 10 be remembered, be-
cause it brings them in touch with the
outside world. and makes them feel
they are not neglected nor forgotten.
Please send all donationo as early as
possible. Christmas will soon be here
aud it requires time and thought to
provide the little remembrances.
which are so much to them and which
they receive with SO much gratitude
and pleasure. Let every man do ac-
cordiDg as he is disposed in his heart.
not grudgingly or of necessity; for
God loveth a cheerful giyer," Temem-
bering always that "He that hath pity
upon the poor. leudeth unto the Lord. .
Please send oil donations in the care Of
Guild of Mercy to
MRS. EUGENE WoRTHINGToN,
Mrs. WHITTINGToN,
Mrs. GAGE,
MR.. ROBERT WEIGH.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13
BOAT HOUSE BURNED.
Early Morning Fire At PASSPORT
Does Damage.

The third mysterious fire that has
followed in quick succession the past
fortnight. broke out this morning
about 2.30 o'clock AT Eastport, and
the boat house but not the boats therein
on the place of Prince II. Windsor. was
destroyed by Gre.
The loss is estimated At 81, 300, only
partly covered by Insurance.. In the
boathouse Of Mr.. Windsor were several
motor boats and launch belonging
To Mayor Douw that was in winter
storage at the boathouse, bat these
were saved. The origin Of the fire is
unknown.
The family of Mr.. Windsor was
asleep, and were only aroused TO a
sense OF their danger by neighbors
who awakened them. The boathouse
burned to the ground, but the boats
were saved because they were tied
some little distance away. Had the
family not been awakened as soon rs
they were the house would probably
have been also destroyed.
The alarm of fire was sounded in
town. hut the residents of Eastport
rendered assistance and helped 10 save
the other buildings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13
Last of The Annex.

Today the total demolition OF AnneA
G., at the Naval Academy. was com
peted. Annex { was formerly tempo
rary quarters for the midshipmen
when their numbers increased and the
increase made additional quarters nee
essary. All the midshipmen now quar-
tered in Bancroft Hall and recitations
are chiefly in the Academic Building
and gradually one by one the old an
nexes have disappeared, the last being
demolised today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13

New York. Dec. i3--At the annual
banquet of the Pennsylvania society
in the Waldorf Astoria here tonight
Sc cretary OF State Elihu Rooi was
be the honored guest. This o. the
eighth annual gathering - the soeici y
and year after year men prominent in
letters. politics and art receive recnE-
milton. This year the banquet is ten
dcred 10 Mr.. Root I'm recUnwitfon 81
his national services a. Secretary cl
state and as q tribute 10 the brilliant
success Of his recent notable journey
90 the republics Of south America.
The dinner last year was IN honor of
the hieentenany Of the birth 81 Ben
iamin Franklin, SO TIE committee
decided that there would BE- a peculiar
propriety in following that great festi-
val by rendering homage 20 his sue
cessor in the great work ~ American
diplomacy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13

Washington, ID. c., Dec. l3.-Bids
were received today in connection
with the Panama Canal construction.
The contracts provide that each bid
der must undertake the entire work
of construction. No bar is made (
corporations associating in the under
taking, but the order is that they must
be legally organized into a single
body with which the Government can
deal. A certified check for $500, 00o
was deposited with each proposal and
the successful bidder viii be required
to enter into bond Of 50. 600. 900 fol
the due the faithful performance 81
the work.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13
NOTICED

After = a. M, tomorrow, Thursday,
Dec. Is, Spa Greek Bridge will be
closed TO teams only.
The ferry will run between Martins
Wharf on the Annapolis side, and Old
Glass Factory, on Eastport side be-
tween the hours of @ a. M. and > p.
m, daily, except Saturday, when it
will run until IL clock. (midnight)
last boat leaving Annapolis side al that
hour.
Foot traffic across the old bridge
will be Kept open throughout the
work.
IRVING ID. IRELAND,
DIE W Engineer for County, Com.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13
Voting List
Ferry In Operation.

The county ferry to be used for
transporting teams from Annapolis TO
Eastportssbegan operation today. The
ferry will run from c. w. Martin
Company's wharf to the wharf of the
old glass factory, and will run be-
tween the hours of a. m. and 8 p.
m. daily, except Saturday, when it
will run until midnight, the last
ferry leaving the Annapolis side at
10 o'lock. See ad. in another column.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13

Waterbury, Conn. Dee. l3.-Miss
Prudence Crandall, who died seventy
five years ago, and who was imprison-
ed for teaching colored girls to read
and write. is now about to be honor
ed by this city. 4 big granite
boulder, rough in structure, is to be
set upSnear her grave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-12-13

Brooklyn. n. ~, Dec. 3D. The
United states Civil Service are today
holding an examination of candidates
for the position of chief engineer Of
the United States Court House and
PostofIice building at Louisville. Ky.