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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
CLERGY WILL VIjIT
JAMESTOWN ISLAND
English and American Bishops to
Make Trip From Richmond
Next October.

NORFOLK. VA. December 1.-THE
committee appointed by Bishop Tuttie.
senior bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
in America, to cooperate with a like COM
mittee OF the Church Of England. appoint
ed by the Archbishop Of Canterbury to
arrange services in 1907. commemorative
Of the first planting OF the church OF the
Anglo-axons in America. met here to-
day. and October 18th was fixed as the
date upon which the General Episcopal
Convention shall 20 to jamestown Island
for special services. while tho convention
is in session at Richmond. Va, next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
HAND IS CRUSHED
IN FARM MACHINE
DR.. Charles Mccullough Meets
With Serious Accident on
His Estate.
CUTS ARM OFF WITH KNIFE
Great Nerve Displayed by the
Physician-Manager Fatally
Injured.

aArEa-A NR AAE AAANI DrNLNGAaN
LYNCHBURG. VA. December u-Dr.
Charles Mccullough, while feeding a fod-
der shredder on his farm. two miles dis
amt from HowardsviIle. IN buckingham
county. yesterday. had the misfortune TO
thrust his left hand in the mouth OF tho
machine too far, n It was caught.
Before the machine could be stopped
the hand and forearm were crushed
shapeless. Being miles from a surgeon.
and knowing the crushed portion OF the
arm and hand must be removed. DIT. Nc
Culiough. although he is a left-handed
man. with a pocketknife amputated the
injured member below the bone Of the
forearm, where II had not been mashed
using his pOCket-knife for the operation'
DIT Mccullough was brought here last
night and removed TO the St. Andrews
Home. Several physicians went from
the city on a special train early las,
night ana Joined him at Gladstone. and
returned 10 the city. ministering to the
sufferer in every manner possible.
1t was found necessary to removo the
injured arm higher up. and this opera
ton was successfully performed by prs
Terrell. Carroll and TaIiaferro.
Or. Mccullough was reported to be
doing s~piendidly to-day. his condition
being much better than could be hoped
for under the circumstances
\ peculiar coincidence is that the same
machine was the cause OF the death o.
Mr.. Alfred Brown. the superintendent OF
Or. McCuilOugh's farm. ten days ago.
Mr.. Brown was operating the shredder
and had one Of his hands ground OF In
the same manner. He vas brouch, here
and when blood-poisoning set in ne died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
TRIAL OF COAL E
Many Witnesses Summoned and
TO Have Big Battle.

TrTsT-IN y TO TI-HE~- Trarlfrh
JAW LILLE, VA. December 1.-THE
trial ~ the five coal and wood concerns
recently Indicted by the Rrand jury for
conspiracy DOB forming a combination TO
control and regulate the prices OF these
commodities VIII Doe held go tic MAYORS
court next Tuesday morning. All ~ the
concerns, which are the leading ones in
the town. have employed tie best legal
talent ohtainable in the city. and an in
teresting battle is expected.
The prosecution viii be conducted by
Commonwealth Attorney Thomas Ham
lin. cad in the n-eighborhood or thirty
witnesses have already been summoned
g. testify. The witnesses include many
~ the largest consumers in the CITY OF
fuel. as Wen as the coal and wood
dealers reputed 20 be in the trust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
Skinner ARRESTED.
Charged With Fmbezzling Money
From Ararat Temple.

KANSAS CITY. MO-. December IL
Harry II. Allen was arrested here to-
dav on information sworn out by three
members Of the finance committee Of
Ararat Temnie - tho Ancient Order Of
MOBILES Of the Mystic shrine. Of this city.
charging him with the embezzlement of
76l4 as recorder.
NJ. Allen. who is "a prominent business
man. has held the Office Of recorder for
three terms. and s. known 70 Shriners
throughout the country. lie was ar
raigned before n Justice OF the peace.
pleaded not guilty and was released on
bond Of 81 900. Mr. Aliens preliminary
hearing was set for December Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

$1,000. Of which abou 5000 will be
required Tor the Kentucky building and
the remainder for an exhibit OF the states
resources
The Kentucky building VIII be a repro
ductlon of Daniel Bones old fort AZ
Boonesboro. and viii Dee faithful 10 his
tory. being surrounded by a X $50
by - feet and 10 feet high. built OF Ken
lucky logs and Cl~ap-boards. as in the days
when the State was known as The Dark
and Bloody Ground" At the four corners
VIII be log cabins. while at the centre
VIII be the main building. a double log
structure. such as YVES used as a dwell
ing on the frontier. The building viii
De hoored with rag carpets and viii be
historically correct in its appointments
and accessories. = day has been set apart
ar jamestown ~ BOOnesbOro Day, and
VIII be the rallying day Tor the Colonies
at the exposition.
Most OF the money for this unique ex-
hiblt is being raised by subscriptions Of
from one 10 ten cents by the school hill
dren OF the State. who have entered zeal
ousiy into the plan therefor. Already the
success OF the movement is we'll as
sured-
The Kentucky visitors left Monday night
az II O'Clock for their homes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
ASHLAND TO HAVE
BIG WAREHOUSE
Growers and Merchants TO Unite
in Movement to Secure
Facilities.
HAVE FINE JOINT MEETING
Deep Interest and Decided En-
thusiasm Shown-To Pro
coed at Once.
&C. - - rrmn-pasp..ohl

49,
ASHLAND, VA. December 1.-THE
meeting Of the tobacco growers OF Han
over and the business men OF Ashland
here to-day proved more OF a success
than had even been anticipated. The COM
mittee from the owe consisting or
A1essrs. r. A. Taylor. Fenton holland and
H. T. Wickham. we're on the field prompt
~, and after lunching at the Henry
clay Inn with the business men. met
az the rooms Of the hanover Club. MT.
Terry ard Mr.. Eddleton, OF the commit
tee. were not able to be present on ac-
count Of sickness The meeting was
promptly called 70 order by the selection
OF Mr.. Morgan Shepherd, OF the Southern
Planter OF Richmond, as chairman. and
AR. X A. Taylor. as secretary. Among
those present were Nj. Il. T. Wickham.
Mr.. j.. =. Cox Mr.. Frank Cox. Mr.. Nor
San shepherd. Nr. J. =. Howison. Mr.. w.
l. Foy. cashier OF the Hanover Bank;
Mr.. r. 4 Taylor and M. Fenton No
land. Of Hanover; Mr.. w. 3. Walton.
OF the Hanove Herald; Mr.. j. ". Cox.
Mr. z T. Bailey and Mr. j. D.. Harris.
OF Philadelphia
on behalf OF the tobacco growers OF
this section. Mr.. r. A. Taylor presented
their side OF the matter. and gave A
very comprehensive and interesting dis
cussion OF the subject. Mr.. Shepherd
stated IN a very clear and enthusiasts
manner the need Of establishing "A market
and warehouse ia Ashland for the sun
cured tobacco. Messrs. holland and
Wicknam also spoke on the sub-
5ect- II was unanimously decided
10 build "a substantial warehouse
in Ashland To- cost from 1900 60 giO 90.
and a substantial start was made IN the
direction OF securing the necessary money.
Mr.. F. T Bailey gave an interesting
experience in raising tobacco in this sec
ton which has been successful and
profitable. He IS q Michigan farmer. and
has applied his alert experience and
knowledge 10 a crop which is peculiarly
adapted 70 this section. MT. u. 3. Cox
spoke from the standpoint OF an Ashland
merchant. and was listened TO with
marked attention.
Mr.. j. T. Howison urged prompt ac-
uon n anything substantial was TO be
done in the way Of building a warehouse.
and submitted in writing a plan. which
Was discussed az length.
The chair appointed a special commit
tee. consisting OF Mr. Howisou. MI D.
j. Cox. Mr. w. J.. Walton. Mr.. Shepherd.
AIR j. J. Terry. Mr. r. A. Taylor. Mr..
Lddleton. Mr. holland. 90 modify and re-
arrange the plans for the organization
of the warehc-se ompan at Ashland.
under the supervision Of the Northside
Association. and 10 report at the earliest
date possible A meeting viii probably
Doe called later in the week. at which
time the necessary funds Will be sub
scrioed for the building Of the warehouse
and the further perfecting Of the plans.
The meeting developed an enthusiastic
Interest throughout and the building OF
the warehouse here is an assured thing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
THROWN DOWN RAVINE,
HORSE FALLS ON HIM
Henry F. Lynn Killed While Re
turning Home From
Manassas.
Especial to The rimes-D dispatch. J

WARRENTON. Va. December u-NIr.
Fairfax Lynn, the only son OF Mr.. Henry
+. Lynn. a prominent and wealthy citizen
Of Prince William county, was killed on
his way home from Haymarket. being
overturned in his buggy and thrown down
a deep %ravine. the horse falling on him
and crushing out his. life. Young Lynn
had been TO Manassas on business and
returned 70 his station CHaymarkeD on
the evening train. The accident occurred
halfway between the latter place and
his home. SNOW Hill.'
His wife, becoming alarmed at his de-
lay In getting back. sent one of the farm
hands 40 meet him or ind out the cause
OF his delay. when found. the horse was
sim lying on him, and in such a position
THAT IL could not move, and not till the
horse and buggy were removes could the
hfeless body be gotten out. lie is sur
Vlved by his wife and several children
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
WE'D AT WILLIAMSBURG.
Miss Sue Gordon Webb Marries
Dr.. Iohn Blair Spencer

A@E4
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. December IL
The marriage Of Miss Sue Gordon Webb
and Dr John Blair Spencer was solemn
lied this afternoon az o'clock I'm Bruton
Parish church. Rev. w. A. r. Goodwin.
the rector. assisted by DR.. Lyman 3.
Wharton. omciauns. The chancel was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated.
Tn bride who was beautiful IN q gown
Of messaline satin trimmed with prin-
cess lace. and carrying "a shower bou-
quet OF lilies-Of-tne-vaIey. entered with
her father. Mr.. Hartweu Macon. and at
tended by her mold of honor. Miss Nora
Macon. who was gowned in pink crepe d.
chine. with picture hat carrying la
France roses. Tn BRIDEGROOM. with his
best man Mr.. Spencer Lane, entered the
church by the chancel door. and met his
bride at the altar.
Those present FIRM o. distance were
Mrs. Henry Wise o. \eW York: Mr. Ju-
Ian Rufin. Of Norfolk. Miss Evelvn Cor
don. Of Richmond. Miss Cary Peachv. OF
Washington = c.. Miss frances carr
OF Newport News Ms Taylor and Mrs.
r r. Lamb Of Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Snencer LETT or the ass
train for New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
GET GOOD 1 c
Dark Growers Association Max
ing Good Sales.

GREEN BAY. VA. December IA
large sale OF the holdings OF farmers'
tobacco by the Dark Tobacco Growers
Association X reported ass having been
made within the last ten days At a very
satisfactory price. A majority OF the
dark tobacco growers in this section are
pledged To- the association. \ consider
able number Of farmers do not feel dis
posed as yet to join the association. but
with the prices now being secured by the
association, and a closer canvass BY the
association organizers. a very nearly COM
plete control viii be secured by the COM
ing year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

No. 10 Governor ST.. Richmond. Va.
Established 1855


Established 1856.
Manufacture Of Pool and Billiard Tables
Deans Double-Action Cushions are the most
perfect. accurate and truest made. and II the
cushions on your table are dead and slow.
take the rails OF and ship them TO me. ana
I viii put a set Of the above cushions on and
cover them with hrst-olass cloth. and return
them 70 you complete and ready 10 place
lu your table. FOR So.
Deans hes, grade Pool and Billiard rabis
Bed and Cushion Cloth will not fade or
-hange color; price per 4 i-2x9 size bed. s. 80.
rs. $50. sl-5. and Si4S. and cushion
10th per set $40. S2&. SIS. S.50. and s. .sO.
Best grade imported cue Tip. s5c. sc. 100.
DC. and up TO $L75 per box. according n
lie. thickness and grade 600 Ia box. assert
I'd Sizes.
Cues. fun length. assorted weights. even
balanced. per dozen. $50. $3.50 H2. 3. ~
s.. s.. 50. so. and upwards per dozen.
Fancy striped Pool nails. s.. s.. 50 and sa
per set Cs 10 seo. Deans Champion Pat
entsd Pool Balls are the truest. most per
feet. best and Invest made. stripes ana num-
three OF four sets II any other make: price.
Green Worsted Pockets range IN price from
81 Up 10 $50 per set. according % SIZE ana
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets. run
size. VIII hold s or 3 balls. and VII At per-
set ss.25. They viii ou,las, 3 or segSs 'eoff
the usual kind Of green worsted ana leather
white Cue Tip Chalk. CSC. 5c. &c and q
per gross ~ "a square pieces. -
Deans Blue and Green Chalk. hes. in thu
world. > per gross. One gross OF this cha
VII ou;ast 3 or : gross Of white chalk.
J manufacture. import and keep eli ne
various best grades Blliard ana P'o- Table
Deans Pool and Billiard Tables are the best.
most perfect, accurate trueat level. strong
Old Billiard and Pool Tables overhauled and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
DR.. FLEMING RESIGNS
Passionate IN LYNCHBURG
Especial 20 TIE T.mes-Dispasch

LYNCHBURG. VA. December H.
Rev. Robert II. Fleming. for twenty
years pastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
Church. the longest rastorate in Lynch
burg, VIII on Suudcy next tender his
resignation. lie has three calls. but has
not determined which he VIII ACCEPT.
Anticipating this action the Montgomery
~Presbytery will meet here December Goth
10 dissolve the pastorate. Dr. Fleming
spent "A year ia charge OF Gurlcy Memo
RAJ church. Washington. before coming
mere ana he was located some years at
Woodstock Shenandoah county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
NOT AFFECT AVE
Freight Depot Guaranteed, But
Not Passenger Station.

FREDERICKS HALL. VA. December
LIT was decided to-day 10 draw a line
through the depot. -quarantining tho
freight department. but leaving the tele-
graph Office and passenger depot open as
usual Therefore, passenger travel viii not
be interfered with. all trains stopping to
take on and discharge Passengers.
br. Newton. OF the state Board OF
Health. was here to-day comforting win
Dr. f. A. Terrell. the health officer al
this place. and tho above decision was
reached. TIE smallpox patients here are
getting on nicely. and no new cases have
developed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
ON SUMNER.
Transport Arrives at Newport
News With Eighteen on Board.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December II
The army transport Sumner arrived IN
port to-day from Havana wi. IN nflotv-
TWO passengers. including el-hteen nrfs-
oners. The prisoners were convfcted of
minor ofenses. The Sumner is ius -
sail FOR Havana with supplies and stores
on December 18th.
Co lector OF Customs J. +. b. ST lart
has cOnnscated "a scOge Of boxes Of cigu~s
brought from NJ Mia on the transn ,rf
hi patrick by army officers. The b,xas
contained one hundred cigars. and the
prohihi 8 officers from ~brirgiax Ia
more than fifty without paying duty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

Murray. wife Of Or. Z. A. Murray. a
physician located near the Underwater
amps. at Nutbush, lies critically III at
her home. and her death is hourly ex-
pected. DIT. and Mrs. Murray were mar
ried three weeks ago IN North Carolina.
ana after taking a brida trip they went
% thnir now home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
MATT PRlESTLY ENDS LIFE
BY CUTTING HIS THROAI

SIOUX CITY. IA, December u-Matt
Priestiy. one % the county supervisors
recently indicted az Rock Rapids Tor mis-
appropriation OF funds. committed suicide
to-day nv cutting hts throat. IFS wife
found him dead in "a hay NOV with a
knife claspcd in hts hand. He was sixty
I've years Of ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
Words of Praise for the
Great Remedy

Elixir Babek. the only sure cure for Ma
laria, Chills and Fever, IS highly endorsed
by thousands.
/ hereby certify that / had been sufse~
ing with severe chills and malaria feSa-
for several months. one bottle OF "~lfvt.
BabeK'' has affected a perfect clrt.
have had no symptoms Of chills since. ma
never felt better.
n. b.. LATIMER.
Eleventh Street and pennsylvania u
nue.. Washington. d. C.
a. NJ. Kloczewsk-Dear Sir-It e,,ss
pleasure TO certify that the Elixir IA
bek" cured me Of chills and rtala -
fever. with which ! have suffered for n
long time. AUGUST EPPS.
Nance's Shops. Va.
I have tried "Babek' for the past four
years, both as q preventative and cure
for malaria. and found IL to be more than
81 claimed for 10. Without II 7 would he
OBLIGED 10 change my residence. as T can
not take Guinine In any Of It's forms.
J. MIDDLETON,
Four-Mue Run. Va.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
Wreck on Norfolk and Western.

EVANSVILLE. VA, December n.-As
q result of a rear-end collision fifteen
cars Of an eastbound frclgat train we've
wrecked near Elliston. on The Norfolk
and Western Railway this morning. N
crews jumped. and no one was hurt.
Among the wrecked cars we're several
loaded with furniture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
City Of Norfolk and Citizen Jones.
Both Profess to Be It's Lawful
Owner.
PUTTING FENCE AROUND IT
This Leads TO Arrest Of Jones
and Matter Goes Into Court.
Damage by Storm.
So % - r1me,-p1.pn.nhl

NORFOLK, VA, December IL-An an
Client title 70 land was involved in a case
IN the Police Court to-day. when John T..
Jones. a Wen known citizen OF this city.
arrested on the charge Of trespassing on
the city property. near Magazine lane.
was before court.
The property had been used by the city
as a dumping place for rocks. bricks and
pipes Jones was erecting a fence around
It, when the police interfered and arrested
him and the men who were engaged in
the work.
city Engineer Brook testified that the
city took charge o. the property about
rho year 1882. and has been using IL since
That time. city Attorney Duncan repre-
scented the city. Jones claimed "a part Of
the property occupied by the city. under
q land grant from the State. The city
claims II under a deed from one Cooper
20 the Mayor. Recorder and tho Board Of
Aldermen. given in 177i.
Tho land was originally purchased as a
magazine fpr tho city'e -Cunpowder. u
appeared then that the heirs Of Jones
claimed 10 through an ancestor VINO was
tho public keeper - the magazine. and as
= was marsh property and OF little value
then, the tito was lost sight 81 untu 1892
when the city Attorney received infor-
nation which PVT him on tho track az ID.
restoration % the city.
The owner ~ the Land is yet 20 be
determined
Damage by High Winds.
The high winds of the last twcnty-fou-
hours have done considerable darago b,
and around Norfolk The pig phte-viaes
in the window Of the Carpenter Furniture
store. the largest glass tn the city. was
blown in with n crash this mornfrg and
FENCES have been blown down and sl~--
boards carried away.
The wind reached n velocity OF thi~fv-
ak miles an hour IN Norfolk this morn
ing coming from tho uorthweet The
weather. observer at Cape Henry tfis
morning reported "a velocity Of thfrtv-stv
n-Ies. but a wireless report from there
inter- in the dny reported f. velocity ~
i'rty-hve miles an hour. 4 heavy sea
was rolling
To Blow Her UP.
The baltimore barge Zimmerman. which
went down n Week ago on seweu's Point
laden with brick will Doe blown -n vi.b
dynamite. the local United state Arwv
Engiuecrs ONCE having LEI the contract
i'r %" work at "a cost % $500. The
hargeais not IN the path ~ steam vessels
but ls a dangerous obstruction % sailing
vessels.
The case ~ William II. Daniels. ex-
police officer ~ NORFOLK. charged with
having criminanv assaulted "a nire-vos--
old gin in Berhley Ward. WAS continued
in the Police Court to-day untu Deem
her 18Th. On account ~ tie absenra ~
"ittr-ses. Daniels has been Identified bv
- girl AS Der assaiEinL Daniels Was not
haied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12
RheumatiCS, Rejoice !

1UUsS8& o 6Ssf vi iSa1 : : 1s bottle. =
IA N PR EsCRIFT1ON
lOOsHe4} worth TO you when cured AZ many hun
dreds % dollars It's the only REAL CURB ior
rheumatism and Gout - any age or condition
CURES TT MUST ifs a medicine doing
innings since 1861. Insist on Mulers At druggists,
Ic. bottle. Booklet mailed free. VA. a. MULLER,
University Place, New York ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

Young Bride Very III.
Especial . The Times Dispatch
GREEN BAY. VA, December 1r-Nr~e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

Eleventh Street and pennsylvania 10
nue., Washington, d. g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-12

or &c. Factory and War Room. :
error 81 Richmond va
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-26

To pint Of canned or stewed toma-
toes add few sprigs Of celery, slice
of onion, two cloves and six pepper
corns; cook ten minutes, then rub
through a sieve. Melt fourth Of q
cup OF butter, add fourth OF cup Of
-four, gradually the tomatoes, stir
ring constantly and seasoning of salt,
pepper and sugar as needed. Cook
the mixture until quite thick, then
remove from the fire and add an egg
slightly beaten. Pour into buttered
shallow tin and cool Turn onto a
board dustsd generously with cracker
crumbs and cut into small squares or
strips. Roll each piece in crumbs, then
in egg, and again in crumbs. Fry In
deep fat. Serve as a relish with egg,
or as garnish with veal or lamb
chops.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-26
Always a Gentleman.

a. w. Carson, a veteran newspaper
man Of Joplin, better known as "Kit'
Carson ~who died January goth, wrote
the following clause In bis will.
''F'or the purchase Of Mark Twain's
How to BE Gentleman I beQpeath
sls00s Copies Of this definition Of 4
gentleman are 10 be distributed to TIE
" SIC. a. Of the North: they don't
need It in the south"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-26
IJrlO:
ESthetic Beverage
May Have to Go

The Uno reform for the territory
that struck Muskogee some time ago
has at last reached the northern dis
trict. u. S. Attorney Wade S. Stan
fieldSaturday swore out a warrant be-
u, S. Commissioner Farrar charging
A. j. Michael with selling intoxicat-
ing liquor in the Indian territory.
Michael has been selling Uno in Vinita
and will proceed nnder writ of ha-
beas corpus in the United Stares court
and will in this way bring the Uno
vuestion directly before the federal
authorities for decision as to whether
it is intoxicating and contains enough
alcohol to bring it under the ban pre-
scribed by Mellette at Muskogee. A
great many people here will testify
that they drink Uno and it has never
had any Intoxicating effect upon them.
The case will be an interesting one
and its final outcome will be watched
with interest.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-02-26
FRosTINc WITHOUT EGGS.
Delicious Caramel Serves as Base for
Variety Of Icings and Good
Gelatine Frosting.

Caramel Icing.-This is delicious.
Mix | cu3ful white and / cupful dark
brown sugar; cover well with water,
and boil until 1t candies when tried
in cold water Then add 2 table
spoonfuls thick cream and / heaping
teaspoonful butter. Beat thoroughly
in cool place until the mixture is
cool enough to spread. Just before
spreading, flavor with vanilla. This
caramel may be made into variety
Of icings; grating in maple sugar just
before beating will give a nice maple
frosting, or by adding sweet chocolate
grated, you have fine chocolate fill
ing.
Gelatine Frosting. This is attrac-
tive. Dissolve / tablespoonful gela.
tine In 2 tablepsoonfuls hot water;
mix in powdered sugar until the mix.
ture Is stiff; spread on the cake. and
smooth with knife dipped in hot
water.-Ohio Farmer.