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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
COLD WEATHER RECIPES.
An Imitation of the Famous Phila-
delphia Scrapple-Fried Apples
Served with Pork Chops.

Some hOusekeepers who do not have
all the materials for regular Philadei-
phia scrapple make an imitation of this
famous dish from sausage meat. the pro-
portion being Il pound of sausage, one
tablespoonful Of salt and one pound of
cornmeal to four quarts Of cold water.
The sausage meat is first mixed with a
little waters so as to separate the particles
somewhat, then all the water, salt and
meat put in a saucepan to boil. When il
is boiling hard the meal is stirred in. az
in making mush, slowly at first. all being
mixed smooth with a wooden paddle.
When boiled to a thick batter turn into
moistened pans to mold. When cold lis
sliced thin and fried crisp for breakfast.
Pork chops served with fried apples
are prepared as follows: Season two
pounds of pork chops with a .caspoonful
of salt. a ~saltspoonful of white pepper
and a half t%easpoonful Of powdered sage.
roll them in fine bread crumbs and cook
slowly for 20 minutes. Place them upon
a hot platter and set them in The oven
while the apples are frying. Pare and
cut in slices about two-thirds of an inch
thick four tart apples. Cut the slices
around the apple so that the core is IA
the center of each piece, then cut out the
core, forming rings. Pour part of the
fat from the pan in which the chops were
fried, lay in the apples and cook until
brown upon n side, then turn them
carefully with a pancake turner aud
brown the other side, Serve on the plat
ter with the chops.-Rural New Yorker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

DERBY. Conn. Jan. 22.-Willimantic
people don't know whether Joseph Lus-
sicr has Il duck or a hen. The fowl
has the head of a lusty pullet and Il
few other characteristics of the hen
family. but it has the walk. posture
and many of the bodily features of Il
duck. 1t is eight months old, but
hasn't laid any eggs. The freak fowl
eats from the ground like Il duck and
is an inordinate water drinker, but new
er has attempted to swim.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Prcsident
Roosevelt had a conference at the
White House last night with former
Lieutenant Governor Timothy l.. Wood
ruff and the four Republican members
in the house Of representatives from
Brooklyn, mainly with reference TO the
consideration of the appointment of a
successor to Robert Sharkey, the naval
officer at the port of New York, whom
the president has declined to reappoiut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

PITTSBURG. Jan. 22.-.A completed
draft of the wage demands that are
to be presented by the United Mine
Workers to the operators at the inter
state conference at indianapolis was
secured from reliable sources and
shows II decided change in policy, as
the miners are now asking for only a
year agreement instead of the two year
scale. They will ask II straight advance
Of 1872 per cent for all miners and
mine laborers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

PROVIDENCE, r. L., Jan. 22.-Ed-
win b. Mason, an employee of the
Providence Gas company, was found
dead in the gas storage house of the
company on Westfield street, in this
city, having been asphyXiated by il
Eliminating gas some time Saturday
night. 1t is believed that Mason met
his death while e~ndcayoring to relieve
the pressure in the big tank in the
structure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 22.-In western Mis-
souri, and eastern Kansas. where on
sunday the temperature was 60 de
grees above zero, Il blizzard is raging,
and the thermometer is below the
freezing point. In st. Louis the TEN.
perature dropped ~ degrees in twenty
four hours, and at st. Paul it dropped
over 80 degrees in twelve hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
VanderbiIt's Guest Il Suicide.

ASHENILLE, n. G.. Jan. 22.-Possi-
bic suicide by Il. T. Wilson, "A guest of
George w. Vanderbilt at his BiltmOrc
estate, was indicated by discovery be-
side the French Broad river of what
purportcd to be Il farewell message
from his friend. The message was
written on Il scrap of paper impaled
on q reed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 22.-Dis-
patches from Libau and Mitau show
that Governor General Sollogub con
tinues to act with merciless severity
against re~volutionists in COurland
caught with arms in hand or convict
ed of participation in i~ncendiarism or
murder. Twenty-Five more persons
nave been tried by drumhead court
martial and shot neal Libau. The
troops are now advancing on Frauen-
burg, where the fleeing revolutionists
have retreated. Two leaders of an up
rising among schooltcachers have been
executed near Mitau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
Joled After Shooting His swccthenr,

LITTLETON, n. H., Jan. 22.-Ben-
jamin Dodge, seventeen years old, APP
parently jealous of his SiXteen-year-
old sweetheart. Myrtle Silver, as she
was talking over the telephone, sup
posedly to Il young man, shot the girl
with Il revolver last night. Dodge
shortly after joked of his deed and
then walked to police headquarters and
gave himself up to the authorities. The
girl was not seriously injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

SABLE ISLAND, \. s. Jan. 22.-A
wireless message from the British bat
tlcship Dominion, having on board the
body Of Raymond P%refontaine, former
minister Of marine and fisheries of
Canada. states that the ship will reach
Halifax today. The dominion has been
delayed by the bad weather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 22.-Sir lanes percv
Miller. Bart, who was we'll known in
racing and military circles. is dead,
He won the Derby twice-in 1890 with
Sainfoin and in 1903 with Rock Sand.
Sir james served with the imperioI
yeomanry in South Africa. He was
forty-one years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
O'ShieIdS Convicted of Murder,

GAINESVILLE. Ga. Jan. 22.-Des-
pite the strong public sentiment that
had been aroused in his behalf. Henry
O'Shields, who killed his wife by firing
Il bullet into her head when he found
her in a room with another man, was
convicted at midnight of murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Three thou
sand patrons of Italian grand opera
were turned away from the doors of
the Academy of Music last night with
out warning of the fact that Il ban had
suddenly been placed on the perform
ance which was similar to those which
have been given in the same place here
tofore without opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
CITY BRIEFS



"A number of people from this
city attended a ball and reception
held at G%alaida's Hall, in Keasbey,
Saturday night. All had a fine time.
The affair was under the auspices of
a Hungarian society.
-Three-year-old Irene Deutsch, of
All Atate street, was lost Saturday
ufrrert! 4e-%as-feuuA N -Prospect
street by Daniel Shea and was given
into the care of Roundsman Morris,
who turned her over to her parents.
Maggie Kerwin, eight years old,
of "a Washington street, was report
ed to the police as missing last night
at 8 o'clock.
George Czapik, of 263 Prospect
street, complained to the police that
he was waylaid by three or four men
on upper Fayette street Saturday
night and badly beaten about the
head and body.
A penny-in-the-slot machine was
taken from in front of the store of
Luige Detoro, of 113 New Brunswick
avenue, Friday night. The thieves
took it across the street, where it was
found later by Detoro, smashed and
with all the contents extracted. He
has reported it to the police.
"A police officer was detailed at
each of the halls where a ball was in
progress Saturday night, TO see that
the affairs ended at midnight. No
trouble was encountered but one did
not end exactly as the authorities
would have wished.
The concert and ball of the
Perth Amboy Recreation 4 Benevol-
ent Club in Bragg Hall Saturday
might was a highly successful and en-
joyable affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Ian. 22.-Mrs.
a. 7. Hall, Il sister of Viola Allen, the
actress, has admitted that the report
concerning her sisters marriage to
Peter Duryca. turfmau. is true. "Whcn
did your sister intend to announce the
factf' she was asked. Not until she
sailed for Europe next summer"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
Heir to MILLIONS Carries Dinner Pal,

TITTSBURG, Jan. -. George West
i%nghOuSc, Jr.. only son Of the inventor
and manufacturer, is working in the
Westinghouse Air Brake plant mt East
Pittsburg as an apprentice. lie re-
coiycs precisely the same treatment as
the other employees and carries his
dinner in IA tin pail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

PITTSBURG. Jan. 22.-One prostra-
ton resulted from the unreasonable
heat. Stephen Hymess, aged sixty
three, of Mingo junction, O.. collapsed
while walking in Fifth avenue, and
the hospital physicians say his condi-
ton is serious.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

SARATOGA. y. Y, Jan. 22.-Sunday
was the warmcst experienced here for
a generation. Vt s n. M. the thcrmom-
cter was at 81, and at noon IS degrees
was registered. \ thermometer placed
in the sun at midday ran up to So de-
grees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

want" Aus, 0 the EVENING
NEWS received at f. Killenberger'e
store, Eat Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22
Wanted

Trading stamps Gall kinds) bought
for highest cash prices, loose or in
books; tobacco tags, milk and soap
wrappers bought or exchanged for
stamps. Perth Amboy Trading
Stamp Exchange, 33S State st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-22

Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-16

rI" r. -ult "i a ru.d. au, tie dag
n",., oi Dr. H"ndIg. # the Har-
lan Hotel
IT,, l"ral ". e. 7. L. ar eN.
IsctHug Ni-- NcaI, STATE pr.si.
dent. I. give an address 10 Hop.
h,u, Hal the evening uf february
- 1u.re Will b." gO,d music
aud al interesting meeting, t.
which 10, public l. cordially in
NItci.
E"rIu Wright aud family in
rrud q" -. north ~ April, aI,d ~
September they NIil return To
H. Land, Nh"rr thy have pur-
-ha,.,i home, that their daugh-
ter may T.c'Iv" the lenciits II
o.. ulycrsity. Their home IA
This city, recently ~ nicely Tett-
ted. WIll H.. ter sal. "T rent.
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m.utary ou ia" Il the l,Unks Of
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PORT ORANGE
Special Correspondence.

special tOrTcsp"ndsn~r.
Monday of last week Mr.. Gcd
II. Clark r,'l. down from Dayto-
na aud called ou some # his old
friends here.
Mr. street who spent the vim
ter her. twu y"ars age. is guest
"f the Port Orange house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Wort hey
arr expected this week.
Next SUNDAY thur will H.. o."
seryirc- ~ Grarr church "n zee
count IT Br-hrp GRAY coming
MONDAY IT, vii prrarh o. Graz"
church Monday evening at ~.
4. =. Robertson lett Monday
Sith Il party "n a fishing 'X"ur-
.i"n down the Indian River 10 hi
launch the Togo.
Their was u hep ~ Rldg"W"'si
hall Friday evening that Ma vi.
attensl-si.
Mr.. Fair l. painting Mr Hen
ler~pn'- h"us'
judy. Met rory. sheriff Turner
and Drtor Rawlings NeTe 10 town
Tuesday
The ladies VII" are CITING ~
the wa-hingI"n birthday enter
tainment ar very busy reh'-arsIug
the play. W. understand Il = L"
TAX pla'-. To" night "i tn 2l-t.
Mr.. 4. y. J"hu>'n arrived
hnmir SUNDAY fr,m II long visit
N,th her PARENTS ~ Jacksonville
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DELEON SPRINGS.


Special C0EssapOnasIHs
Rev. Green, . 81 udeht If Stet-
s0n University, will preach foI
us Sunday next ct ~ a. IN.
Mrs. Allen e Albion. Mich. is
visiting her fri-nd, MTs. a. A.
King. Mrs. Alien and Mrs. Kinp
expect o. take . trip ir'm here "a
Miami and from there to Cuba
and return.
Our depot agent, Mr.. =. JA"k-
son, aud family, will leave foT
Winter Haven, where he has q
position. We arr spTry {" l'ss
him aud wish him veil ia his lev
position.
Emery Alexander ~ss ia "uI
village visiting fri-r,is lately.
Mrs. Jessie DEugh.rty Was here
q teS days Nlsittiig h.r sister MRS.
Mitchell Jones.
M. Douglas Of MarSeillis. H.,
10 herr visiting his brother and
will leave for Cuba on pleasure
trip shortly.
Mr.. Mitchell and family ii Ipa-
kOta are late arrivals at the De-
SOto house.
DIR. Daniels and Billings Bros.
left last week for Indian River.
where they 90 Ia hunt and iish.
We expect 10 hear som~ hIg iish
and snake stories when they re-
turn.
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Mr.. aid Mr.. f"'vr- a.. visit.
Ins In Tampa
o.. ma.m.ra.. ha.l a, IT,
lamp drew large r"utIuuut
from tuI- CITY i.das rtruuu.
Young and old. rich lud l-rr.
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mental and vocal music aud then
the game Of guessing who y,u
we're. Mrs. Lowell had nam-s at
different noted people written un
slips Il paper, which she PINNED
Oh the backs Of thu people. Zach
one would read the Others nan..,
then you must a-k que-ti"ns Of
your neiEhbOrs aud guess from
their answers Who yea acre.
Then the dining rOom vas cleared
and dancing was indulg''d ia f"T
= time. All went h"mr saying
they had q g,rd time.
Miss Jennie Bernhard. 1T Pal.
ton, n. ", came sunday. She
is stopping with Mr.. Dr. Curtis.
Mr.. J. n. Faucctt, &c NeW Al
bAny. Ind, came Monday even
ing. He is visiting his father
and usuthcr, sister Drew. and his
son, Master Charle.. Sho are
Spending the winter here.
Mrs. Keck and Mrs. B..cht-l.
of.I.ahsdale, Pa, arrived Monday
evening. They are friends of Mr..
Heebner's family and ar, visiting
them.
Mrs. Gilbert q. IHtz, It NeN
York City, accompanied Mrs. Rust
home from Jacksonville. She is
an authOress Of i~u,ks. alsn writes
for magazines. Her nOm d. plume
is Helen Rowland"
There we're eight tables AZ the
EHchre Club Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bechtel Won ladi-s' fir-t
hoROrs, Mr.. PAtteRgill gentle
mems FIRST hoROrs.
Mr.. and Mn. l.. 4. ~. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake, IL Boston, all camr
in Tuesday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake are at the Orange
City Hotel, the others are at Mrs.,
&C Johns.
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0STEEN.
So. -laI ,I.ar. sl-.n.l.net.

si-r''iai 'UTT' spsod,'Ber.
Miss Almeha BrU,k is visiting
her cousins, Mr.. anal Mr.. Joe
Davis. ia bland this week.
Mays Butlrr came over frum
Sanford aud visited iricnds Sun.
day.
Rev. Chas. Patti llo uf Atlanta.
Ca, il down "n a short visit b.
his father. J. A. I'attillo.
Judge BOrn of S-uth CarUlina,
spent the past week her. sight
seeing, and l. very much pleased
With "ur little town.
Mr.. Bait"n, Misses Susie Da-
Wis and L"tti" L-'naT,ly we're ia
Sanford several day. last week.
Mrs. rricr and children of Ii
tusyIll" ar. th" guest Il Mrs. J.
A. Blauvelt this week.
last Saturday night Capt. Jar.
Wis tr-at'd jolly party Of eur
yOung people o. launch ride up
thu 81 Johns river for about seven
mIl'.-, H. tn. Hunting tOn place.
Their they we're met by n crowd
that Capt. Bradley had brought
from GENEVA. a picnic supper
Vas spread hy the yuung ladies,
aIsd of cnurs' fuT while ~ were
all enjoying ourselves immensely
The rest nf the evening vas spent
ia dahring. musir being furnished
by the Geneva hand. Punch was
I.a-ssSi to th" cr"Nd quite q
numIeT 81 times. A. usual. ~
"'rl,-'k ranir only tee, s.r'u. then
the jolly young I--'Tl" hail To-
make their departure fer their
homes. hoping that ia the near
future they c"uld have tbr pleas
ure 81 Spending just such another
evening.
Miss Susi" Davis after a three
weeks visit h-r. Ia r'-lativ-s. will
r,.turn 4" her h"me in CrAndall
Friday.
Juhn aud Clark l.,.Hnar,ly acre
up at IL.I.and Wednesday.
Mr.. I>snar,l,, Mrs. Marshall.
Mr.. Baton and Mi--.s L'ttie
Ls.Onarly and Annr Ire Baton
we're in Enterprise fer few hours
Friday m"rning
Miss CLARA Quarkenl-'-s Is ia
Orlando this N',.k.
Mr.. Will Bran oi Buiurd, Tia.
J. d"wn visiting "ld friends.
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Orang. City, February IA
Mrs. Louis Shines and little
daughter. Miss Mary, from Cow
ingt"n, Ohio, arrived last week
They have r,Oms with Mrs Mas
s-y.
Mr.. Vim. lleebner bought Of
Mr.. ID. Freeman last week q city
lot On iiraVes avenue between
thu Burr.ll store and where J. ID.
Graham 4 SOn do business. Con
sideTati On sl75. Mr.. Heebner vii
s,-rn put n building on the lUt.
Mr.. Bengts"n is breaking
ground this, Tuesday, morning
preparatory Ia building on his lot
"n Graves avenue. lie will pat
up a two story dwelling bous-
this spring.
Mrs. Dr. Curtis went to keep
ing house Monday ia the Sperry
house on Graves avenue. She
rent If Mrs. Massey - she has
charge Uf Ga" property.
Mr.. J. ". Brown. wife and
daughter, Miss Verne MAY. came
Friday. They are settled in the
Knox cottage on volusiA avenue,
for the remainder Of the winter.
W. arr glad To note that Mrs.
Joseph Clark is able to BE- cut
again.
The Monday afternoon whist
club Vas entertained by Mr.. Vim.
CLARK, Of Toledo, Ohio. There
we're six tables. Mrs. 81. John
won ladies first honors. and Mr..
Clark presented her with = beau
tiful hpuquct If roses. Gentle
mrn's first hOnOTs were wOn by
Mr.. Clark himself. which vas a
handsome buttOnhole bouquet.
The club never gives prizes, 80
Mr.. Clark flowers were quite q
surpris'., and very acceptable.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peleg Mcfarland
and daughter, of Carver, Mass.
came Monday nooR. They are at
the Orange City Hotel. They
spent last winter here. We are
glad Ia see th-m hack.
Ms. Edward Andrews, &c De-
troit, Mich, came Saturday. She
will visit her mother, Mrs. J. y.
Leayitt. . few weeks.
Mr.. d. Rogers aud Mr. Buchan.
an. II New York City, are recent
arrivals at the Orange City Hotel.
Mr.. Robert Fenn has invitesl
all the Whist club o. meet with
him at thu Orange City Hotel on
the aftrrHoun IL February 80.
Master Aiken Lang, Of Eau
Claire, Wis. Nas calling On Mrs.
Finuey last ws--k.
Mr. n. J. FarlOW, wife and sOn,
Master Paul, Of Rapid City, :. d.,
are recent arrivals at the FenNic
House.
We all hal . very enjoyable
evening ai the fenuick last We'd
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A mother. rsprOVing her little
girl Of about siE PEARS old fOT bring
naHghty. said. III you are 30 tire
some and disagre-abIe you will not
b. loved. and when yOu grow ~ you
will not have any friends The
child replied. q shall not wSnt any
friends. for ! shall get married. "
''Oh no." said the mother. 'you Will
not be married 70 yOa are Disagree
able. for gentlemen are V~rS partieu-
lar" After = short pauS- the little
girl said: We'll. mummy. ! do not
think daddy vas very particular -
The Tatler.
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DeueeFuiIs Cs@nI,ses 10 Ssri.

Hon. Duncan L. Fletrh-r.
chairman Of the STATE Democratic
Executive COmmitt,-.. has called
q meeting Of the committee o. H..
held i'm Jacksonville at ~ O'clock
Saturday morning. February -.
At this meeting q call will ..
issued for the primarie--and
then the campaign Will IT, uIEn
M.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-16

Orders taken for rubber stamps;
clothes marEing oui6t uith indelible
ink. a. cent: numhTrs for grange and
peach crates On hand. News Publish
ing COMPANY.
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Points Near Del4and

Orn"nd. 20 mil's
DnytOna, - miles
GlenwaSd, q miles
Ber,-sfOrd. I mils
Ent-rprisr, II miles
Lake Helen, q mIl'-s
Orang- City, q miles
Port Orang,', 81 miles
BLU Springs, mIl"s
Aquatic club, ! mile
Highland Park, I mils-
(irs-n Springs, % miles
D-Ison Springs, y miles
Cas-adaga Camp, . miles
Lake Winn-mi--ett, : miles
Rsrfr,t Mineral Spring. q miles
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GRANGE CITY.

lThis dztaFtnsni = IN charge % Na0C. a
talsxHsk. uho 10 authoTtsea ~ nscstse sab
s-Ttptiuus. advertisements, etc.. and - eollsce
f0F same Ans cOuFtesl sAoun Mlst hakcoch
slh ~ appFryiat-d ~ T1s NaWs.-kD
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Speaking % unnatural mOihs.s
what's the matter xith the incubator
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Money saved makes heirs sKirars
EAnL
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MsTnIHE Frazer.

let me taday de- something that shall
take
\ lstle sadnr-s fTum the Wei ld's
vast store.
And NAV h. 80 ia yOTrd a. to make
Di p, = tOo :, auty ~um iittlr more.
let me nat hut hy auN selfish deed.
Or thourhtlv-s Wurd. the heart of
fo- OT friend:
Nor wuuld ! pas, un-eeing, Sorthy
need,
81 IN by -ilencc, Whcn ! should de-.
irIssl.
H0weVeF meagre H. my worldly
wealth,
Lrt me give something that shall
aid my kind,
\ WoTd of courage, or a thought ut
health.
DraPPrd a. I pas fuT tr"u'd,d
hearts To ind.
Let me tonight look hack acro-- the
span
"Twixt dawn and dark. AMI to my
coa-cience say
BrCau-c Of somc go.rd at tu beast OF
man
"Thi. world u bcttrT that lived
tasiay''- Fila Wheeler NilcOE
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LANE HELEN.

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