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ORDER.
flfncn on the RlrIaler Of NVIlla-

ONCE OF the Register OF wills,
New Castle. Co.. Dol, May 18th. 1907.
Upon the application OF Robert l.
Barnes. ancllary administrator Of El.za-
beth $. Barnes, late of Philadelphia. Pa,
Ia said county. deceased. it Is ordered and
directed By the Register OF Willis
that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of granting Of Letters Of Adj.
min.stration upon the estate OF the de-
ceased with the date OF granting thereof.
By causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from tho date OF such
letters IN SIX Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against tho estate
10 present the same. or abide by an act
OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vlded; and also cause the same to be IN
serted within the same period IN The
Evening Journal. a newspaper published
In Wilmington, Del, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks (e. O. ID
Given under the hand andaaeal
of office of the Register OF wills
aforesaid, at Wilmington, In New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid, the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER,
Register OF wills
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

MONEY 10 LOAN on dasrabls nrst
mortgages on city properties n amounts
70 suit IIAV1SINa . CO. 7i2 Market 81.
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MnMnRIAL - No11cn-
REPAIR WORK

------.-->---e@>e--r--
LAWN MOWERS sharpencd. rubber
tires for baby coaches. wringers and car
pet sweopers repaired. JOHN n. SCH
WEIzER. 525 West Front ST. Both
phones. m1-Sm
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REGlsrER.s oRpHr-
ofaee q the Register Of wills

Office OF the Register Of wills.
New Castle Co., Del, May 18th, 1907
Upon the application of William #. Ly-|
nam. Executor Of Catharine Hale, late OF
" ilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased, L is ordered and direct
the Executor aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters Testamentary
upon the estate OF the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof by
causing advertisements TO be posted with
IN forty days from the dare OF such Let
ters in six OF the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same. or abide by an
acs OF assembly in such case made and
Inserted within the same period In The
Evening Journal. newspaper published
IN Wilmington, Del. and 70 be continued
therein three weeks (e. o. a.
Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register OF Wills
aforesaid. at Wilmington. in New
(sEAI) Castle county. aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ. WALKER.
Register OF Wills.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
ed unto the undersigned on TIE Eleventh
day OF May. A. d., 1907. and that all
persons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the said Executor, on
or before tho Eleventh day OF May. A.
D. 1905 or abide the Act OF Assembly IN
such case made and prov led.
WILLIAM T. LYMAN.
Address. William T. lyman. Esq, Attor-
nev-at-Iaw, Wilmington, Del
ml2st-eod
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PATENT ATTORNEYS


OF American and Foreign Patents, Trade D
Marks. and Copyrights. li1-li9 Equitable
Bldg. Baltimore. Nd. ml-lm
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Letters
Tcstamentary were IN due form OF Law
gr9mtcd unto the undersigned on the
Fourteenth day OF May, A. d., 1907. and
that all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present tha
same. duly attestcd. 20 the said Executrix
on OF before the Fourteenth day OF May,
A ID, 1905. or abide the Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided.
MARGARET O. GORAILEY,
Exccutrix.
Address Margaret c. Gormley Hockessin.
Delaware. m16-9l-eod
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NOTICES.


,.r--.-,---,s-----sl-rl
NOTtCE-At a meeting of the livery
men. held in this city May 70. 1907 the
following resolution was adopted, that
on and after juno 1si 1907. we will not
allow but four O) grown persons In a
coach az any tmc or place.
VIM. c. MARTIN, President
nA-cod-j1
MEMORIAL DAY NOTICE.
Headquarters Cen. Thomas A. smith Post.
All mcmhCrs that are 90 80 20 Newport
are 90 meet az Fourth and Market streets
at 615 o'clock sharp.
All members and the firing squad who
are TO so TO other cemeteries are to meet
at headquarters. Third and King. at z
o clock sharp
An those who are going 20 participate
ln the parade are TO meet at headquarters
az J o'clock sharp TO hc prepared TO
move In line at O'Clock sharp. by order
Of post commander
m2S-2t j. E. DEvENIsH.
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NnrIcn-

Notice is hereby given that Letters
Of Administration were in due form OF
law granted unto the undersigned. on the
Eleventh day OF May A. d., 1907. ana
that all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same. duly attested 20 the said Adminis-
traitor os or before the Eleventh day OF
May 1908, or abide the Act OF Assembly
ia such case made and provided.
ROBERT L. BARNES.
Ancilary Administrator
Address. Hawkins & Co., Agents, VIII
mington, Del. miS-st-eod
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PUBLIC SALES
Public Sale
of Furniture and Household
Goods

At No. So3 Washington street. Whining
ton Delaware. on
FRTDAY. MAY 81. 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m.
TO close estate OF Mrs. eliza J. Arm
trong consisting of bedsteads, beds,
bureaus. chairs. tables. carpets, stoves
and a general assortment OF household
goods OF every description.
GEORGE A. ELLIOTT, Executor.
endham ANA Son. Auc. m27-29-30
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
REG1srER's ORDER


ONCE nr fhe Register OF wills
New Castle Co.. Del, May 18th, 1907
Upon the application OF Margaret c.
Gormley, Execuirix of John Ciormley. late
of Mil Creek Hundred, In said county.
deceased, q is ordered and directed b. the
Register of Willis that the Exccutrix afore-
said give notice of granting Of Letters
Testamcntary upon tho estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof by causing adtertisements
70 be posted within forty days from
the date cf such letters IN slr
OF the most public places or the county
OF New Castle requiring an persons hav.
Ing demands against tho estate to pre-
sent the same. or abide BY an act "
assembly IN Euch case made and provided, Z,
and also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period IN the Evening
journal. q newspaper published IN wiz
mlngfon. Delaware, and 60 be continued
therein three weeks (e.O.dl
Given under the hand and seal
OF ONCE Of the Register OF WINS
aforesaid at Wilmington. IN New
(8EAL) Castle County aforesaid the dhy.
and year above written.
FRANCIS M. WALKER.
Register OF WillA
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


NANrED--A cook. Reference required
Apply between hours Of 10 and 8. sS
king street. in29--t
WANTED--A good. plain German cook.
s. a week. Cooks, chambermaids, half-
grcwn girls and help Tor houscwori, and
Tor country German lntollsence Olhce
500 Madison street.
a1S-eod-tf
WANTED-Noung woman stenographcr;
wriic stating experience and wages want
ed. Address. =. o. Box 49, city. m2I-3t
WANTED. GIRLs-Hosiery Knittcrs,
Hosiery I.oopcrs Hosiery Members. Hes
iory Boarders. Steady work and good pay
tho year round. IN the finest mill in the
city Delaware Hosiery. Mfg. Co.. Ff-
teenth and Walnut SITS. m21-tf
WANTED-Good white and oolorcc
cooks also girls for chamber work w
reference. Apply at S35 Windsor 81. Afrp
Croppcr, sister of Miss Bowe, lntelhgenc'
Office. a50-lm
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NlMI INTNITNTUTN y 7lfI1I-,
Will be sold ut the late residence OF
Mary J. Darlington. deceased. No. 509
washington street. city, Thursday, June
6. 1907. al O'Clock a. m.. a lot Of personal
property consisting of furniture, carpets,
RUGS pictures household ornaments,
stlves and cooking utensils. dishes, etc,
etc. Terms Cash.
SECURITY TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY, Administraiar
rn24-29-i3-b
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PRODUCE QUOTATIONS.
Reported by Thomas n. stayton at 1
cl1cA this afternoon arc:

Reported by Thomas n. stayton at
"cl5cA this afternoon arc:
Strawberries. ..-. O.. .. .oc-l2c
Tomatoes. crate ..... ............ss.5o 5o-s415
cucumbers, basket. ... e. ....~sa75- ss.a5
cucumbers, crate ....... .......s225- $500
Plneapplcs. crate. ... q. q. ....f3oo-sloo
Applcs barrel ....... s6.oo-s65o
Lemons, box ,.... ........-.SilS- $500
Oranges. California. box. .... ..s3.5o--245o
Potatoes. barrel ....... ..........S25O-S $500
Potatoes. bushel..... o. .sOc--Si.0o
Cabbage. crate ........ .......... 800 81
Onions, crate ....... ...............S2.50 -f2.i5
Lettuce, dozen ......- o. .doc-i5c
kale, barrel ....... .... 80. ....... .b0c-loc
Spinach. barrel. ..... ... .......- -s2.0o-S2.5o
Peas. basket ....... 60. .Sl.l7-tll0
Eggs. Del. and Nd. dozen. ..... ....1sc
Chickens. 1--we ...... ... .lio-l0c
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

wANTED-A colored man. IA East
Ninth ST. m2o-2t
SALESMAN WANTED-Young man
who Is a hustler Salary and commission.
L. c. Smith 4 Bros. Typewriter Co, S16
Market st. m2N-3t
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FoR SALE.

FOR SAIE-Good driving horse Apply
Lancaster avenue and DUPONT Road.
m2S-3t
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BoARDERs WANTED

---,s,~>.-----.-----.>---
ANTEp-Marricd couple or two
young men TO board in private lamfS.
5Oj W. Third street M e
WANTED-Four gentlemen hoardefs
a'snamnn and wife. also table hoard.fs.
e2i W Nluth street m2o-lm
WANTED noardcrs home comforts. s'
per week. ais West street mS-im
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR sALE-50xi5o feet lot on Jackso
street between Lowering and Sh4Lcro9
TO $ ~ Belts. West Fourth street. or
los King st. me7-6t
FOR SALE-Prop on Madison S..
oAcelicnt business location. alao lot on
Eighth avenue. Apply S. JOURDAN. 81
Washington ST. n14-fu
FOR RENT
DWELLING.
92a Nandcvcr ave. rooms and bath sf7 90
1914 Il. 18th st.. rooms and bath $500
STORE.
Thirteenth and West sts. $40. %
Tenth and Bennett sts.................si0 SO %
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST CO,
9l5 Market st.
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WANTED

WANrEl)-To buy small place In coun-
try, convcnlcut 10 trolley or train. Ad.
dress. III. j., Journal Onice m20-sl-eod
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Rooms FoR RENr.

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FOR RENT Furnished front rooms, 50i
W. SIKH street. nllS-iw
FOR RENT-Tiat. or rooms and
BATH an convcn.enccs, az 233 King 81
n1l-ct
FOR RTNrArwo on three desirable
rooms. furnished or unfurnished fos man
or wife. or wo elderly ladies. Apply t. j.
Broman. 500 Market 50. ni2S-3t
FOR RENT Rooms. VITA board ii19
Market ST. mii-lm
FOR RENT Front rooms. furnished
with use of bath. 3l6 East Seventh 50.
a2q-tf
GIRAItl)-s05. 50, and 500 Race ST.. Phila-
delphia. Rooms, g5, s. zoe. Gentlemen only
misty
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-On Front Street Pike, between
Nads n street and WoOdlalc, "a bag OF
oats Finder please notify Arthur We'd,
Wooddale Del. m2S-2t
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
DUTY OF REPUBLICAN ELECTORS.

The cuanddred character of the Providence Republican
machine will probably be evident tonight we'll the
the Republican nominees usually spiness and
able the slightest crack of the party whip The delegates will be
nominated by which will be attended safely be
dc by less than Of the number of electors who turned
the Democratic though there enrolment Of
Republicans" ward circular states.
The candidates have been chosen by ward committees
the machine element which in full control in Providence and
they will dominate will other candidates who
will be literally but Photographic reproductions of the masters
voice.
There will be the that full and free expression
of the ideas that obtains Democratic and which
Lieut. Gov Jackson has promised but has given.
Already the Republican local machine headed by that eminent
politician High Sheriff Hunter c. White who understood
e when the Democrats camped his trail intend
ed his political activities have made their states only
propose candidates board of aldermen
during year the elected Office
instance while Alderman Sper of the Ninth ward has done
could reasonably demanded he did
confirmation police commissioner and decent ad
mnistraon of the police and that the objectionable
repent sackcoth and ashes while machine
Republican takes his place the board The alderman
tamely submit True the high sheriff
gand bosses the Ninth ward but the alderman
and he for denomination
machine intends obtain absolute control Of
city council than has had of the body The Dem
shown disposition do their share toward
heaened the of Jacob rather than obey the will
IF the Republicans who believe decency will
duty the by naming good shall be
of far government than the city has had
machine domination
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
AN IMPORTANT ADDRESS.

President Roosevets speech a Memphis
instructive for the ordinary that he has made Perhaps
pointed the of that president did
discover the Mississp Valley and its possibilities
congressman named Champ Clark about year
praised that valley fully much did the president There was
of bitterness another remark the effect that President
Roosevelt did of the opposite party to have the sole
honor of painting the lily
This Memphis speech is full of interesting matter for the
who somewhat closely of the
problems the has deal with There
work commission known the commission which
waterway lakes the gulf of Mexico This
sion working under of the last congress and its nvestga
tions much to the Middle West and Southwest.
The president following the line of his Dem
the praise of the valley Here
than anywhere will be determined the future of the United States
and indeed of the whole world and the type of civilization
the Aegane and the Great Lakes and the Gulf will largely the
type civilization for the whole hemisphere Then he
proceeds show the great advantage of having naga
be both directly affecting railroad and indirectly by in
creasing the ability to get crops cheapy to markets.
In the of his remarks this he
year transportation problems become and the time has
when the rivers really of trade should be
provided with channels deep enough wide enough make the
investment the profitable TO the public The
should undertake this Where
dey abutng land markedly benefited and this benefit be
localized that there will be careful investigation wheth
be devised by which the immediate benciaries
portion of the expense This latter suggestion made
of the great of improving the interior waterways and
which great may cautious folk.
The president points that while already large OF
money improvement Of the Mississippi
advantages derived have been might be expected
owing lack of suitable plans regard the work 1t
general plan such the waterways is
will be of great advantage the country future expend
Incidental questions the pollution of used by cit
of industries along the banks OF navgabe streams
projects the planting of forests the prevention
swamps the preservation OF water
keeping OF the public lands from falling into the hands
monoposts all fully and nstrucvey discussed and great
information value placed the disposal of the students
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

Candidate Whitney stood for such platform but unfortunately he
committed himself the so-caed which permitted the
sodaion of the Boston Maine railroad and the New York. New
Haven Hartford railroad While Mr. Whitney has the admirable
quality of always stating clearly his position subject that he
interested in still it for statesman TO be in too much
hurry bridge before he reaches the Mr. Whit
had made the his and these enemies
found his advocacy of the opportunity him OF
being politics only TO look after his personal interests The
received the Democratic nomination. Bart
lett the first rally his interest could not whether the
good thing Senator Lodge who is supposed TO be
familiar with all the knowledge this sphere and Mars took
exactly the ground his speech before the convention which
renomnated Gov Guild
Gen Bartlett made his mind that Whitney for the
he Bartlett be against it. The proceedings the
venon crdiabe the friends of either candidate
seemed be the idea of to favorng Gen. Bartlett take
friends and the delegates have been
off their feet by certain indefinite charges against Whitney by
that unselfsh friend of justice Tom Lawson.
What the Democrats Of other thought might be possible
namely square fight tariff REFORM has proved deuson. The
Massachusetts Democracy by undesirable passions and by
small eaouses the present day ptabe the
days the brilliant Russe William T. and the Shepherd of
Leicester And the Democracy of the country find npra
the where if did great majorites OBJ
tanned inspiring leaders
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

You can get more good ideas for
Christmas from houseful OF sum
mer boarders than IN any other way,
IN they happen TO be of the sex adj
dicted TO sewing, knitting ana such.
A host OF pretty things are made
during the summer holiday and put
away for the time when they viii be
needed. and when the Christmas rush
is on the women who made them are
shared tust that much trouble.
1 cannot begin TO remember all the
dainty articles 1 have seen In various
stages OF creation this year, but few
remain so yividly In my memory tha1
I shall be able 20 pass over "A few hints
10 ANYBODY who wants them. Ior IN
stance there In the convenient hanger
for frocks and waists In new FORM OF
adornment The one i saw was the
five-cent variety OF wire and ten YARDS
OF half-inch pale blue satih riopon
"A piece costing forty-nve cents-W,as ,is
msed for winding about the entire
frame. for Iacing the open ends that
a, INTO the ahQolders OF waists ana Tor
nv kina the three smart little bows that
,dorn A and the tiny sachet phg iha'
tangled at each end
The work put into tnfs pretty anu
,seful article was insignificant com
,ared with it's appearance. The wind
nR was the first step ana the lsclng
vas done exactly like the herrlngbone
itch in sewing. The bows were what
= known as "butterfiy" and the sachct
,ags we're made by Joining three
engths OF the ribbon together with n
ancy stitch In silk and doubling them
10 al the cotton, turning the edges ia
II the top and gathering ~ snuglg
with a silk thread. I think could Inn
prove on the latter point by using the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

plain edge baby ribbon for drawing
strings.
There is hat-pin holder. to hang
from the dressing table, clever and
simple. 4 glass testing tube. costing
FIVE cents, was encased i'm a shirred
ribbon ending at the top in fringe
that turned over TO form finish.
The bottom was fringed. too, but was
tied 20 form a tasscl and baby rib
bon formed the handles and the bows
which caught IL TO the shirred rib
bon. Hatpins are clumsy things TO
care for. as the pinCushion Is never
the place for them. but this dressed mp.
testing tube solves the problem nicely,
and it Will hold all the pins an ordinary
woman owns.
Its companion was veil roll made
OF piece Of shade roller wound with
cotton batting sprinkled with sachet
powder and covered with ribbon
fringe1 at both ends and tied with
baby ribbon. There were pretty bows
over the roll as smoothly as the ribbon
at the ends and three wells were wound
cover. The women who receive these
gifts will be able TO get deal OF sat-
Reaction irvtl thein - thts atc uo-
rtduufy useful a. we'll as ornamental
A gift of this kind is worth "A dozen of
the class with which store counters are
crowded at the HOLIDAYS. and fho 90 '-
sorsotbing to 10 considered as val. Co
hand work brings sancy prices.
Spaghetti Recipes
spaghetti. which is a light. easily
said TO be fattening. san te pre-.
pared in numberless ways one that
is most satisfactory is according 90 an
indian recipe: Make a curry sauce
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
TODAY IN
HISTORY

1877. william S. Johnson. president Of
Columbia, born. Father of the Bar
in Connecticut"
172s. Caesar Rodney, statesman, OF
Delaware, born. A signer of the
Declaration of Independence.
1892. George Duffield. clergyman, born.
A popular preacher and ardent
patriot
1145. Henry Rutgers. patriot and phil
antropist, born. Rutgers college, N.
j. named in his honor.
1748.--Willlam Billings, hym COM
poser, born. The pioneer in a new
era OF musical progress.
I747. Ebenezer Zane, pioneer. born.
GAINESVILLE, O.. named for him.
1857. Robett Dinsmoor. poet. born.
IT65. Anti-stamp act congress met in
New York. Nine colonies represented.
I7T4. First provincial congress met in
Concord. Mass.
i715. Bristol, r. l., bombarded by the
i7!7. battle of Saratoga tBemis
1850. Battle of Kings Mountain. N. C.
1921. Richard H. Anderson. soldier,
born. A prominent Confederate gen.
Isai.-Eleanor Kirk Ames. author born,
Editor OF the magazine, Eleanor
1912. Regis Chauvenet, chemist, born.
President Of Colorado State School OF
Mines.
1872. Kate ]. Bateman, actress, born.
1912. Bronson Howard. dramatist
Henrietta" shenandoah" etc
1864. Confederate S. S. Florida cap
tured at Bahia, Brazil
1S71.--Great fire In Chicago, Ill.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
OLD SCHOOL TEACHER
HONORED IN DEATH

Between 100 and 200 persons were pres
ent at the funeral of Miss Fannie Steb-
bins in the First Congregational chapel.
Many OF those present were former pu-
pills OF Miss Stebbins. who from 1s49 to
1880 was a highly esteemed teacher in
the Providence public schools.
Rev. Augustus NJ. Lord, pastor of the
church. conducted the services and
Thomas w. Bicknell. for whom Miss
Stebbns was assistant when he was prin-
cipal OF the Arnold street school. deliv-
cred an address. eulogizing her character,
both as a woman and teacher The
body has heen placed in a vault In the
North Burial ground awaiting instruc-
tions for its disposal from the only known
relative OF Miss Stebbins, Albert NJ.
Campbell OF Cincinnati.
Miss Stebbins was found dead In a rock
ing chair In her apartments at PA VIII
liams street Thursday evening. Although
she lived alone and almost unknown dur
ing the latter part OF her life, she was
not destitute. as bank books were found
showing deposits of $4,000 In her name.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

by slicing two small onions and frying
them i'm butter until light brown; add
TO them two teaspoonfuls OF lemon Juice
or rather less OF vinegar tablespoon
full OF sugar a pinch OF salt, and two
raw apples chopped very nnely; stir IN
one and half pints of water and sim
mer until the ingredients have be-
come a pulp. Put one-half pound OF
spaghetti in boiling water and when
partly cooked remove It, drain and
finish cooking II In the sauce. serve
very hot
Eggs and spaghetti are very good,
Throw one-half pound of spaghetti
into boiling salted water and COOK
as In the preceding recipe. Drain In
colander. Have ready some tomato
sauce, which has been thickened with
one-half ounce of butter rolled in the
same quantity OF -four. Boil six or
eight eggs hard and stand them In
cold water for ten minutes. Cut the
eggs I'm quarters and warm them In
the tomato sauce. Arrange the boiled
spaghetti in a circle on hot dish,
put the eggs In the center and scatter
chopped parsley over.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07
ENGLAND AGREES
TO RANSOM MCLEAN

Tangler. oct. 1.-The release of Caid
Sir Harry Mclean, who for some time
had been\held captive by the bandit Raj
suli nj last seems TO be within measure
BILE distance.
II was stated on the best possible au-
thority that the British government had
accepted Ralsuli's reduced terms for Nc
Leans release, the principal Items being
$4,000 for ransom and British protection
for Raisuli and his family.
Great Rritain's advance OF the ransom
is 10 be guaranteed by Sultan Abd-El-
Azizu.
Sir Harry McLean's brother Is now AT
Rabat. bringing the negotiations with the
sultan to close.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-07

The cuaway approved for autumn The skirt is cut
laid inverted box pa fits smoothly over the
short length The above costume was
developed in Hunters hevo with velvet collar 10 match