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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
RESCUE IN HEAVY GALE.
SwiiCors Of the Foran Reach Here
on the Rio Grande.

Captain John Hart. HIS wife and son and
rren members of the crew Of the wrecked four
ssed schooner Winifred A. Foran, were
brought 10 port yesterday on the steamer Rio
gra1de Of the Mallory line
Tie survivors n the Foran were rescued IN
! terrific gale sixty miles southeast of Cape
Hsueras last Tuesday. by Chief officer John
Esrrigan and four seamen Of the Rio Grande.
spiain Davidson, Of the Rio Grande saw the
stress signal flying from the Forans rigging
ui Immediately bore down on the helpless
stNnsr II took six hours 10 get within
at mile Of the schooner The rescue of the
-T in the Ifeboat was similar to that made
" the officers and men Of the steamer Maine,
| rto took OF the crew Of the wrecked schooner
EElng OF the British coast.
Captain Harris wife and son and four seamen
we're rescued IN the first trip Of the Rio Grande's
s5ost. and the remainder Of those on board
Vsre brought 10 the steamer on the second trip.
htrrigan and his men were greatly exhausted
thsr tie first trip, but insisted on going out
sa1
The Winifred A. Foran, which was formerly
m American bark Alice. was bound from Port
f'ysl S c., 10 New-London, with a cargo Of
INNER She ran into heavy weather one hun
| 'ta ana sky miles southeast Of Cape Hatteras
4 90 tLIeW OF her deck load 10 avoid capsiZng.
-ls cHttlng cargo TamWed a hole IN her port
roe and She rapidly filled with water. She
ssnk al hour after the Rio Grande rescued
b Tela,''on Bros. Of this city. She left Port
Royal February .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

1,r,- NeNr-YoTE- February IL 1e0a
- - t-{eceipts. part late YESTERDAY were a.
the cattle yards NOmnaIIy steady with lFh ~scs,5-
reported for Fridays trade Dressed beef had more
curry to-day cut prices only steady IverDo0I s5
LONDON cables last received quoted cattle selling a.
Ssc per 10 Shipments today 30 cattle nv Arr,of+-
4 Co on thu BOuiface for Barbados To-r0rr0yv ~.
J. Shamberg q -
CALVES late Yesterday vvs-a Loa.5
including l6s head for butchers there we're
only 90 head sale to-day Feeling
quoted common 70 prime veals S5llS8
few harnyard calves sold So calves stead
country dressed.
sales--J G. Curtis Son: veals o. n average. ar
- per 100 10, banryard calves. 135 n at Sc 80.
SHEEP AND laAABS-Receipts Il
market, making, held over yesterday "a
cars on sale. sheep almost nominal. &c
and a shade lower. with 8 carry a few
medium sheep sold az s. per 100 n. culs So so,
slightly exceed quotations Dressed mutton quiet al
SsgOC 10: dressed lambs slow and weak fOHI2o;
country dressed spring lambs AT S4QS1O
Saes-Tobn & Shannon; 13S state lambs 70 average
DO 62 n. at 81; 100 DO. IS n. "a 81
5. Sanders: 1SS State lambs Sc n. 81 IS: Gull
sheep and lambs. 90 n, at s.
KeTus Commission 236 Buffalo lambs, 90 - al
81 70; 233 DO. IS n. 81 D
Judd 90: 40 Peunsylv lambs 81 n az 81; IN
Pennsylvania sheep and lambs. IS n 81 50
J. o. curtis * Son IL State lambs. So n, 81 25t 20
State sheep, III 10. az IS: do. 40 n, 81 80
HCGS-IteceiPts were IL 25s7 head. all foe
sa1ghtereTs with the exception OF few head No saes
rsPo6ted- NOmnay firm and higher Buffalo Pitts
eIry advices Country dressed hogs steady 68sAol
per ~
64 10 average. at So 90 100 n; roushs. $40 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. February u.s. 1905
steady domestic beans. bus with moderate
8 hoasn h6dsy 'a a agosags ' mas
oh state beams ans 9 s d ssS 81 m 20
are quiet and the sales are at irregular prices We
DO fair to good 81 5C9ss o5 DO medu GS eoe x S
10 f fai5 IS 81 5S5Sa 8 sIsia kidney choice Gq @
so 6s 20 sSG s - SG y 6S 90 o as kdney choice
s. .; Do California s5sOGss s.. GREEN PEAS,
BUTTER-Reoeipts today. 5.1O1 pkgs. There is
% or b GRADE Of Iey sbo snTsT5 aTe n
in meeting their pressing needs and quite number
GT up sales n fore eBs @ F we're d a grades ae
quiet The weather is little Colder today which may
ep the demand bS BEEN ye D 9t me PT 6
is no more than steady for the top grades while the
creamery and fine renovated steady Fac
Quote G Is samef EXTRAS per H. 27a27e eTcants
&c o ,o6, s5t Sr c 81 ss 25
extras 22a23c do frsts, 19a2c; do seconds. 17a1se;
seconds 1seiac do thirds 15g i7S Western imatio2
1a@s nTsts. 1Sd Ice: seconds leaI7o; do thirds
1SQ western factory hrsts lea@Itc do seconds
No ?, l5q15lac: do No 5. 13q14c.
mand appears 70 be gradually increasing in to:ume most
holders reporting fairly active NOV ement While occa
instances a shade higher. bulk the business in
from cut Of town dealers s6eay SocchS S1Pa
looking for cheap suitable quality scarce
though hear Of one LOT Of 800 boxes Of skins for
and White sepember fancy i4.c do octoSe e0 Sss
large 12iac do fair 1Ilsal2c: light SKINS fail made
choice II oil sc; do winter made 10Q1Oc; do part
to fair 7qT&c: do full skins, 3lfg413c.
BIGS-Receipts to-day 1395S cases, Arrivals continue
market. and the quantity OF available seems
than b. moved at unchanged prices. Under
stoe moving fairly when offered 1091lc good -
prime grades; stock held higher has little
fancy 2Sg24c do choice 2g22c; do mixed I9c:
thirds I4a15o Kentucky and Southern I477c dirtes
10l2c: checks 1Oc: refrgeratOrs per case S2dS3 go
. FRUITS FRESH-App1es in active demand and very
hest grades Pineappes scarce and SigS We moe
50 6oqS4 80: do Greenns $3Qs5 80; Russets sass
Florida per quart I5q4Oo CRANBERRIEs, Care Cod
crate $4i s. oA&Es Fofida Per box 'f 81 SGs s
Florida F ps9 STRAP @ 5 saP Co. PAGER
per box }2asS FIUMQUATs. Florida per quart 5Si26e
4PPLEs FLORIDA per crate seS5 do gBsS k dk
UNDERSTANDING in this State has interfered with
OF the has been continued heavy inportati5ns T
German hops. which StiH coming in Largo volume
Ing his holdings 1904 hops to England on eSnSis1
ment and endeayEring TO induce other holders
i9o Der 10 7dSc: Paefc Coast 1e TO rSr 9tlGe; do
POULTRY-ALIvE-R Receipts to-day included s cars nv
freight scattering coops by express Tb S,Sy
prices asked this week checking the demand from
retailers. and there was comparatively little call TO-DAY
market shows easier under larger recef
than expected but change has been az vet in
quotations The market Will not clean closely and
dealers viii probably carry three cars Ne
95c RO0SFFfS old Der 10 o.: Trft I per no
DUCKS Western per pair, T59s5c do Southern and
81 10 90 Southern ana Southwestern 81 2ePsI n Ply
IONS. pair. CSC. DREssED-supples Of fresh killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
ARGUES FOR THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
Object Lessons in Cleveland and Toronto In
provements Pointed Out

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The movement that is now on foot to preserve
rark the vacant space bounded by 116th and
l22d SITS, Claremont-ave and Riverside Drive and
properly TO celebrate IN 1907 the centenary of
steamboat navigation the Hudson and IN 1909
the tercCntenary OF the discovery of the river by
Henry Hudson. leads one TO consider carefully
the whole subject Of civic adornment along the
nohlest ana broadest lines. The idea of the city
beautiful is spreading gradually over the coun-
Try, and not oply Cleveland, Ohio. but Toronto.
Canada, IS now giving splendid object lessons
IN the of city Identification.
Such industrial and overcrowded city as this
is only the workshop of the plain PEOPLE but
their garden as well, and it them as
well as TO ourselves TO see to its proper adorn-
ment lest coming generations shall upbrad our par
simony and lack Of foresight At the public hear
ings before the Hudson Tercentenary Joint Com
mittee J. in my plea for less commercialism and
more love of enduring art. felt that sadly in
the minority, but felt the committee would later
on judge wisely in the premises. Our charter I'M
fortunately has made provision for municipal
establishment and our art commission initiate
In Paris, Brussels and Florence there exists in
nlL;ttGclpai arrangement a wise and remuneratiye
Hniung OF the useful and the artistic. and a noble
iellowcraft spirit of cooperation between the
has brought about results worthy of imitation the
world over. Thus should It be with our city rulers
prcveTnent associations
Now. our city is in need Of just such an impetus
ana financial ala these proposed mammoth Cee-
brauons in the line of constructing several great
and enduring historic and artistic monuments. Let
the press discuss the subject in every detail
and so obtain an enlightened consensus of opinion
historic arch properly placed a park at Inwood
maritime and historic museum. a Hudson memo
rial bridge 10 span Spuyteu Duyvil Creek or an art
museUn-each and all Of these objects appeal to
my mind and civic pride being permanent memo
commercial exposition along the lines so often
followed. and not always wisely. in the past
New-York City Feb 10, 1905, ---i 1---''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16

September ..... 50A 5O%
METAIs-TIN- English market lower
london The local market was quiet and easier. in
f ross s9Toaa va, spot wa5 e9'ef az IN
London copper market closing az
and o sIeeroiytn quoted 175als5Oe casting
being nominal LEAD was GnehaH ng rs at a 5 ISIS in I
Son Locally prices ranged from $3.50 545e. the in
Taneed p Cd TO eos Cd in the London market
unchanged standard foundry ana 4o 4isd for
change reported No fonnr HsTbsTn Is Quoted az
iron 90 The market for regular and foundry pig
April .nd o s tons IS April foundry at SIC 90 zoo tons
S6 20 ReSiar Ss 90 and loo tons June rssar ss p
Sissis Mar On. fISgsiG CO. APr $40 1cGsls So May.
MoLAssEls AND sYRUPsEsyrups were steady to firm.
STEADY at quiet f6 ey aH @h feof h9 primary s
ton. Follow s aslsf We n9fsTa5s SSg9gs 0Got
9s on s2gI2e; fair. 1Sq15c; good 1eq1sc; prime FOG
faney sS sSs s fair l49I7e iSSc prime 22s24c
shade 6Ss@ oil active Yesterday prices
holdings Graae n ao heavy . GTdaOn Of May and July
ssSouS My at 81 200 May size 1000 Nav at 81 Sc
R eeefa ps SeSsg5 T9s u9S6aHod oil in
Quote PErRoLETM siab 5SSs OF e0ls or more We
sS S S6 a SOC bulk 67o Philadelphia e55c bulk
pSis ~ Sa T Cf cases NewYOk lSSoo: Phade
mills 24G2ise:o PRIME sumner OIL x. R5e crude
S25tc: SlQS sd5 Sc May 81 k831ac July a2Q
prime winter yellow s4qS41sc; IiNsFD on ST5s4 5S;
eut5s LARD OFF, G 81 9%n raw" 'Oa'i' Cal
v toVisIoNs-There considerable activity IN pro
SIDE selling and realizing by trade after which sharp
from packers and commission house Buying OF rSs A
second break in the afternoon following grain left the
5sbOS ogs of Which, 'e Is S %Sf SePe F
eago exp eGUS q @ city and 5000 at omaha Chi
aslS g. e Family Eday seqt RSE s.: s5 5%
family fen 81 5Ogss 5as EXTRA India ness
DRESsD HOES sI aAMS STEADY quoted: $2oqS21 90
l. so Il "a s quoted Ps sTan gSo 9 10 S sq
f f6W barely rs F ssss hans Im quoted 9glo
easy; quoted Chicago prime steam. SiOc; Middle West
lard easy quoted South America s65c: Continent aSc
fl s s @SS; SS%DSpn DE-. STEADY quoted sg6
prices with sales 1 Quite soP 5srs on and az f
feTlnss CONSERVATIVE The local market steady
3ac: second heads. 314g4c; choice heads. 4I4G4s.c:
domestic 4lta4lac; Patna 5ls@53.c. Java 4i194ssc
Rangoon in bond 2a2lAe.
sCGAR-PTices for refined sugar were unchanged
W s oher rens 2s es Per cent cash for
hcs eTs oop per cent for cash: cut Loaf and crushed
ec powderd coarse po%dered ' and faS P oeed
4Goc; Eagle confectioners sranulated. 4I5c; Eagle
Eagle fine o Standard s 6sf S5 gn9 sranaaed Sc
No 4. 4:1Oc; No O. 4O6c; 8. 4c; No : 3 a0s; No s.
No e and Is 49, $3.50 NJ ndoa a9 9so2 Ts ~
oa1teg at ssssG ark Th EsbruaTy and March
cabled by London is 100000 contrasted with
quite inactive with prices or less nominal and
quoted az 11S2GS7sc for e6 centrifugal Csc for
Sales Of sugar were 1000 bags Porto RsS or sa;
at sS6 basis s6 test landed terms to the Federal 5000
basis SO test March shipment American. and 10000
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16

than yesterday and ruled irregular within
range The undertone fairly steady however.
market closed steady at unchanged prices advance
or points Sales estimated at 100000 bales
opening steady decline Of . to points under
liquidation by Yesterdays who dis
appointed with the Liverpool cables unsettled
ruInors that OF the local professionals had formed
bear pool aggressive developed, however
and the market rallied after the opening TO net
advance OF points the active months buying Of
the character that noted Wednesday
advance offerings increased owing the relative east
OF New-Oreans and reports of less active
demand and the market essed OF TO decline OF
points followed by second upturn in the afternoon
renewal OF support with the close within TO points
Local authorities Of the opinion that
entering the market the
other, thus accounting for the rregu-
larity prices it that prominent steel
buying cotton contracts investment,
theory big trade demand moderate supplies from
present crop and the possibility that the decline OF
cents pound from the Will check the disposition
Spot and trade interests have also been
n local market declines, and while
receipts running heavy compared with this time
last year the movement for the is behind the
figures of OO3-O4. million bale crop
of contract prices in the local market to-day
Nrera as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
WOOL RETAINS GOOD OUTLOOK

The leading selling points report a strong feeling at
fun Stocks this city run too low
accommodate the good inquiry which
reports attention. with full prices THE
American Wool and Cotton Reporter, OF Boston says:
The market has been decidedly active week
the volume business being than reported
during week for several months
the week G.20oOO0 H. The large consumers have
bought hbray Of quarter Blood feeces California woods
Australian South American crossbreds have
purchased moderately also OF Montevideo well as
ohio delaine one large consumer has practically
tho market bare Of quarter blood eeceE
also secured pulled woods large dress goods mill
a large Of Australian Two other
dress goods mills bought American
breds. one well known maker Of mems e1s
bought delaine wool and foreign crossbreds and
maker OF worsteds bought Montevideo.
dress goods mills and makers OF oVercoatinEs as well
Of the makers of hannels taken on Cali
forna woods mostly Northern woods. extent Of
nearly 100000 NJ The worsed mills doing
business and they have apparently up their
minds that they not going by holding
Off longer 4 feature OF the weeks business has been
the improved demand the woods OF those grad
arriving primary markets selling we'll Hoston
prices during week: Domestc-Ohio XIX and above $50
S5sc: No and threeeighths washed washed
delane 35iz csc; understandable delane 29ac fine
GEwashed and unmerchanJabIe 26d2Sirc; one Quarter
ihree-eighths unwashed 3iSla3Ia,.
and braid. 2Sc: Texas 23Q24c; California 15i
Csc Oregon 15Q24c. Territory, 1Sq27c;
d52c: secured wools 40G72c; miscellaneous, I3T2Tc
Forelgn-Australia and NeW-Zea land. 3sd44c; South
American. 3413Sc. Montevdeo. 35q3Gc; English Irish
9eG4lc carpet wooS ISG35c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. 15.-CATTLE-R 1900 head: best
Zoe higher others steady prime
81 so: heifers 50 5O1S5 S2dS3
calves S3GSS: stOckers feeders. So 50dS4 Hoes
Receipts head; market lower; choice To
prime heavy 15GS6 22lS medium good heavy 50 10
asa % weights So 1895 225 good 70 choice
heavy mixed SIS 1OQ$6 20; packing SIS 9OQs6 SHEEP
Receipts 1900 head; market 10G15c higher: sheep.
So 50IS6: yeaTlings 81 50TS6 90. lambs. 4lS7
Cincinnati Feb 15.-HOCiS strong butchers and ship
pers 81 25dS8 common S5dS6 CATTLE steady; fair
To good shippers. S4 5OS5 q common, S21S2 Is. SHEEP
steady S90S5 % LAMBS steady. S4GST so
East Buffalo. Feb. TLEs-Tseceipts. rs head
steady To strong prime rs: shipping
ass so butchers 81 5OQS5 So hsfers Sc 5OQS5 To- cows
81 bOG$4 80; bulls 81 I5qS4 Is VEAI.S- Receipts so
head: active steady S. 5OQS9 HOGS-Eeceipts
head active 1OJ15c higher: heavy mixed YOrEers
ana pigs 4JQS6 50: 6O9S5 stays SOC
& SFIE,E,P IAMBS-Recefpts. head.
lambs 25I9S7 yearngs. 257S6 wethsTs
$50. ewes Is 5OdS5 70; sheep. mixed. $3dS5 60
Kansas CITY. Feb l5.-CATTIsE had
Including Southerns market steady shade
TOP quarantines S4 so. choice export beef
So 1898 rs stockers feeders sass:
cows 81 2QS4 native heifers 81 25G<5; bulls
81: calves S3RS7 %. HOGS-Recsipts 5000 head mar
ket 5c lower; TOP So 12la. bulk sales $50
80 10 heavy sc O5R$8 12 packers S8GS6 10; pigs ard
lights s. 6CdS6 O2la SHEET-Receipts. 1000 head
market steady: lambs. So 5OR$T. lambs
S5 5OGs8 90 yearings 50 25S5 So Western fes
yearings 50 50gS6 90. Western ted sheep 50 2GS5 SO
stockers. s. 25gS4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
WASTE OF CITY WATER.
Use of Meters Would Go Far Toward Set.
Ting Question
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: read with great interest your articles on
water supply and the water waste OF New-Yorg,
City
/ wish to give you few of nv experIences at
a residence not far from East 176th-st and sd-aye
At my boarding house the plumbing OF the down
stairs toilet, rule. out OF order Thousands
Of gallons of water ran TO waste At q barber shop
by the plumbing was likewise out of order
and there was the same waste OF water These
tenants did not like to complain, as the waste cost
them nothing, and the landlord would endeavor TO
trouble them If they complained TO the city about
It / volunteered 10 do it, but the tenants were
rather averse 10 IT for fear of trouble finally
of my own accord went 10 make a complaint 70
the city water officer. He told me that 1 must
make out a written complaint and sign my name
10 it. This did not care to do. So the water
ran on eventually moved from that neighbtr-
hood. Then l made the complaint and the matter
was attended TO. The official told me that he
would not take cognizance of anonymous COM
plants.
At another time lived in ATHEIST, near Licking
ton-ave. The water IN the house next door ran so
much that ! could not sleep at night from the
noise made complaint and 1t was attended to-
In my travels about IN different houses many
faulty plumbing. The of It all is the parsi-
mony Of landlords In repairing their plumbing. Al
though am not in favor OF water meters, their
use Is probably the only way TO save the water
ana their plumbing when 1t is metered! will re-
Went to he IN 6 to 66a hhGP IN KG As
was my custom l let the water run a few mo-
ments to allow the warm water 20 pass off in the
basin. l had not let the water run more than a
seconds when the proprietor became angry
He said: You come in here for ten-cent shave,
and waste three cents, worth OF water Where
does my profit come in?" 1t my first expert
that way.
II consumers in New York were only e-tentn
as careful as that Utica barber. who had to pay
for the water his meter counted the water ques-
ton In New-York would be solved. TO some extent
You are IN error about the Croton dam 1t is
entirely finished, and there is than fifty feet
81 water behind IT, The elevation Of the water is
lOLl0 above tide water. The elevation of the bot
tom Is about 80 and the top of the spllway is 1876
The water rises from four TO six inches every day
A railing is TO be built the top on each side
of the roadway. This is a separate contract and
the fence viii be put up very shortly With the
completion Of the fence, the top of the dam will
be ready for a roadway.
a CONSTANT READER
Croton- on-the- Hudson, n y, Feb ;. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
CAST LOTS FOR DANGER TRIP.
la'tn Of the David Fought Sea on Courtown
keys-Arrive Here on the Panama.

I5 oneeFs and seaIlen az the American steamer
-, 80. Which was wrecked on the coral reefs of
--i'ln' arrived Lsre yesterday on the steam
.e.l1ina, from Colon. Captain Seweu remained
- 70 look out FOR the wrecked steamers cargo.
DAVID sailed from Baltimore on January
=. '--- ior Port Lm1n with a cargo OF railroad
~ s voyage vas unusually rough, and on
- d. al $50 q. ID. she struck reef on
- htys, seyeEty-fiye miles from Port
~ The men cast lots 10 see who would row
L, .-@'-and for help. Second Officer Leen
ss,-. t -1 lie and two Of the men started 10 the
v-s- -. '-- small boat He made but short way
s-,s,. sea dashed the boat against the reef and
'g,5 M o. ~, Hlia his boat almost sinking he man
81 snd this tIne tre 80 fe1i on FIRST ON
b reaf 60 -, 10 pulled away from the David only
-Eg.user iiale ~ The man before him. Chler
stsfgI 4, ..isen was then selected. and was sue
norr,rp ,Iesfhing 81. Andrews Island. The next
q IND mo-, SC Sio0ps put out 10 the David ana took
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

couE,rr- ~ New-York February Is 1906
.tsaS as n result OF liquidation. The opening was
ssd TO b an fac aVan1s Of 6Qlo points buying that
aount as TO this and IN response 10 teadlsr French
Stb, 9st or the news seemed encouraging incIudinE
receipts and liberal warehouse deliveries
oI me market weakened after opening under
Seie ZOE oca longs, and the close at net
bsC or b ego points Sales reported 1850
oafsI OF "mIch ABOUT $4,000 bags OF
FuT0pssn rne buying early, which said to
ing and during the balance the day the market was
depressed owing to liquidation by tired longs and some
ear n c9se market has declined at this time
49,, ana lnIs IN itself be OF
So The statistical position continues improve
however, ana many trade authorities out
very pulIsn opinions ultimate OF he
ana consider the to
pensions or more urgent March Liquidation which will
disappear as the first March day is out
OF me way toward the end of next The for
from Sac to $50 for Rio No Z o'-e
The range prices In the local market odav
as follows: " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-16
FOOD OF A VEGETARIAN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Str. Thomas T. Suydam. in The Tribune OF Inc
ztb INST referring 10 my letter signed 'Nege-
tsrtar =" asks The question whether use eggs and
mix or derive the good results entirely from Vege
tables, raw cooked.
~ .ccen,attou OF the definition OF the term
..,,eeetersan" is the modified form given in the
STANDARD and the Century dictionaries am
aware, however, that strict vese'aIlahs eat no
butter. eggs milk
! use about one pint OF mix daliy "in P''''S %
- ia cLecse Occasionally ! eat egg
,c,or more than one al a meal This IS more from
Tho Influence OF others than from cnoieH r. % oe
regret H. as eggs are harder 10 dlsest tHaI
tables and cereals. / would say inc nai4'e VI
oysters and clans which somsliIlie.s sxa o,-,
one who does not cit meat - 1keiy "a ha'o H1'i'