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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
RETURN TOGIFY
IS INADEQUATE

company is nov applying in Port.
land. Orr. for . franchise, and has
Offered 10 give that city % i.3 per
cent of It's gross earnings Tor inc
privileges.
Another private fire alarm com
pany rs asking for a franchise IN
ST Louis. Mo, aud has offered to
give to the municipal treasury OF
that city 40 per cent Of It's GROSS
earnings
"a Close Scrutiny Needed.
Ia view Of these two statements
several local officials have reached
the conclusion that the ordinance.
a. II now stands. should have close
scrutiny before Il IN signed by tho
mayor and becomes a Law.
The only objection publicly
raiaed against the new franchise 50
Far Is based on the fact that IL
does not communicate an alarm d.
rectly 10 fire headquarters. The
alarm goes first TO a head office,
which the company intends 10 in-
stall. and is then supposed 10 be
transmitted 90 fire headquarters.
An existing fire alarm system rs
directly connected with headquar'
ters. but merely gives the number
81 the fire alarm box. which may
be a block distant from the au1il-
larry alarm.
The new company claims an adj
vantage IN their ability 10 telephone
The exact location from which any
alarm comes.
From a financial standpoint. how
ever. few OF the public officials.
who are looking into the future In
aist that per cent ~ the gross
income H. little better than moth
Ing. In view Of the biz returns
which the franchise assures It's
promoters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Mrs Muuha Is tho wife OF George
II Muuhs. $40 sixth av a.. who
formerly conducted restaurant at
SiTh THIRD az. The building Ia
which he had his restaurant WAS
torn down TO make place Tor q
new building SOME month"; ago
Since then he has not heen work.
lng and hts wife aud family have
been in ssralghtened circumstances.
ouarreled wiz Husband.
last Sunday Mrs. Muuhs and hes
husband had quarrel. and since
then she has been hrooding aud
acting IA strange manner, Last
uight she left her home. telling a
neighhor that she never expected
Ia return
Where are you selngf" asked
her friend.
Mrs. Muuhs replied that she was
going up to Black Diamond with heg
little daughter. Mra, Muahs far,
mer husband. from whom she waa
divorced. lives thefc. She said she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
LUMBER RATES
POSTPONED

WASHINGTON. July Sit was
officially announced today that the
Interstate Commerce Commission
has extended Until October is the
date on which the new rates in the
so-called Pacific coast lumber case
shall become effective The orig.
inai order commanded the railroads
to put the lower rate into effect on
August IS.
II was announced that this action
was taken upon the showing made
by the Hartman lines that. owing
to the immense number Of rates IN.
VOWED. II would be physically i'm
possible 10 check the existing rates
and print a new tariff schedule for
August IS.
The railroad promised that n the
extension we're granted Il would
request the federal court 10 extend
the time for the hearing 81 its suit
for an Injunction and stipulatc that
the temporary restraining order
should not become effective before
this advanced date
The railroad expressly retained
the right to test the reasonahlencse
Of the raies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
,KACKELMAN EKONENATEn
BY CORONER'S JURY =

defense. aud without deliberate In.
tent 20 harm
Df Mitchell aud Dr. n r. Wiltsio
testified that CoxH death had been
caused by the shock vt his broken
leg ]. J Kelly. proprietor OF the
saloon near which the accident took
place. aud William Ounther. a
plumber. stated that Cox had been
the aggresHor IA the quarrel
ilackelman stated that Cox had
struck at him first, and that he had
merely pushed Cox away when he
slipped aud foil lie said that they
had been friends for a number Of
years
Immediately after the Inquest
llaekelnan WAS released from Gus.
tody. and no further action VIII be-
taken by the authorities.
Cox broke his leg by falling be.
fore 1916 First az. after being
struck hy Hnckelman He died the
next morning Ia local hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Announce Candidacy al the
Central Committee Meet
ing--Fund- Raising Scheme.

There was plenty Of enthusiasm
AZ the meeting ~ The Democratic
state central committee held at IA.
coma yesterday afternoon and last
night. according 10 the local hour.
hons who attended II was also
evident that there VIII be no end
Of candidates Tor each OF The state
Offices
The first step to raise funds for
the national campaign was taken
when II was announced BY the com.
mittee that an members Of Bryan
clubs must pay 81 Those who are
not affiliated with clubs. but are
democrats. ain be asked 20 fork
over that little silver PUNK just the
same.
Among the candidates for COVER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
ESCAPED PRISONER
TRIES SUICIDE

After a chaae Of three blocks BY
three police officers. from whom he
had just escaped. Bert s. shangh-
messy. IS years old. Of sommcrvilie.
u G.. wanted At North Yakima for
passing worthless checks. attempt.
ed 10 commit suicide
Shaughnessy dropped IL feet
through a sidewalk elevator shaft
az Schwabachor Eros store "a the
hard cement floor and. running
back 20 feet into thc basement.
swallowed half an ounce 81 nux
voinica. the liquid product 81 atrych.
nine. and thsn laid down 20 die
shang-neesy vas arrested At the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
SuItan Of Turkey to End
Long Self-lmpsssd In
priisoumeut in imperial
Palace.

coSsTANTiNoPLE July 2s--
Asa climax o. TIE most remarkable
..,les 81 kaleidosoople revelation
All shAnges IN the history Of Tur-
IA Aat have saccesded each other
a asA sncrcSslon during the past
,vs srsls sultan Abdul IIamid II
sss,s al Imperial trade today that
sh1n<zs tn entire social existence
II ths Imperial family In conform
I, sta iAs reforms Recently grant
q . Als Subjects
asneefogth Abdul liAmid. no long.
= - sespotlc ruler of aa ahsolui.
III. but 81 a constitutional mon.
areas ~ bis own declaration ri.
a. vii i've the life OF demo
rafe uspnarch. who depends on che
rsd I'LL OF the people for his
rseg
fAs trade issued today declares
NsnAliF that Abdul. Who has been
ri iFrnosed prisoner in the I'm
xzsl palace for the last 81 ycars
" henceforth appear on tbs
f'ssis Ake auy other citizen" ol
isaeY.
y us sweeping In It's revolu
snhrs aspect - the second decres
x ~ trade. which announces thel
tsafstursh Processes OF the I'm
wria. family must observe monog
smg Thev will not be compelled
a. aiDxed 10 be simply the chief
Il kaFern. bat must be qseeu Ia
bar hoasehold.
~ mftan has long been known
b IA unasr The bondage imposed
a Nm 81 the eExtoms Of his coun.
~. srS i said today 10 be the
happGszt maA ID an Turkey.
II y heilsrsf that Abdul fIsmid
Bili NJ to aecume a member of the
Earu1saa rural family ~ marrying
oas u De iaspssial Processes into
Eafupaaa FuTalty. and thus secure
fesNnAble ASSURANCE Of the con.
fa1alim n pomer 81 his house.
The satire eoantTy Is amazed M
~ latest Trade Of the snltan. and
b > today The most popular man In
Turkey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
RATE
WAR IN SIGHT

Prince Rupert. the Pacific ter
minus OF the Grand Trunk railroad.
is proving an attraction for steam
ship lines. as well as for t1ose IN
seach 81 employment. and news has
been received that there Is TO be
a big cut ia the rates between Van
couyer and the northern port.
The present rate between Van
c0uyer and Prince Rupert ls SIS.
Now Il Is reported In local marine
circles that the steamship Transit
Is 30 enter the field with reduced
rate Of si2 The Transit is now In
drydock al Esquimault overhsnliBg.
i II possible that rate war may
result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

lincoln hotel BY Objective Corheti
and PatFoimhn bnrcf A telegram
from Sheriff , Edwards 81 North
Yakima Raid he wanted the man Tor
passing worthless checks
lie Was taken on a car. hut ON
aliehtink ShauRhneHay made a
break Tor liberty. danhing into the
crowd 10 oiude the officers. Down
the alley between second and Occi.
dental avs he ran until be reach.
"a Schwabaeher Bros. wholesale
house. where be dropped down the
elevator shaft aud then attempted
suicide he Ma taken a. Prnvl.
drnee hospital. where ne still Is IN
n critical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
70 WALK THE STREETS
LIKE OTHER CITIZENS
MOTHER TRIES TO
KILL CHILDREN

Apparently demented AIRS Bach.
eldor. wife Of carpenter living at
i5sh av. W aud Klondikc 81. late
yesterday attempted 10 end the lives
her ttmonths-ola son and 2.year.
old daughter.
The former she placed In fFont
OF an approaching team. but the
prompt action 81 Mrs. J. j. Vlngug.
OF asia 18th ay.. In reaching him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

saved the tot from the horses
houfs
The giTl shc placed ON the street
car tracks. telling her 10 remain
therc. but tho child became fright
encd and went away before ear
could pass over her
The woman Was removed TO the
county iall for safe keeplng and the
tots placed In the care OF the %.
lice matron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
OLD MAN STRUCK
BY ELEVATOR

G. r. Shaw. employed ia the Cas-.
cade laundry was badly hurt this
morning at $3.50. being struck on
the head by an elevator
Shaw was looking down the ele.
vator shaft and did not notice that
the elevator was coming down II
struck him. brulsing bis head He
was removed % Providence hos
pital
Shaw Is ~ years Of age, and re-
sides "a 2ft2 Dearborn st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
NO SETTLEMENT IN
VICTORIA RATE WAR.

So far there seems 20 be no
chance OF a settlement Of the rate
war to Victoria and Vancouver The
officials Of the American line de.
clare they viii remain on the routes
Notwithstanding that the Canadian
officials have declared they viii
drive the American boats out Of the
trade. As result the travelling
public enjoys the low rates given
as the outcome OF the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
RUNAWAY BOYS ARE
FOUND BY OFFICER

Edwin hence. ~ years. and Julius
Meade. Is years. runawaya from
Puyallup. were arrested last night
BY officer Osborn. while wandering
around near the Union depot. The
BOYS have been tramping around
the state for more than a week.
They viii be returned to their
homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
GORDON WILL
TAKE A VACATION

Robert n Evans. a well known
attorney of Seattle. will act as 30.
lice Judge during August. while
Judge John u. Gordon Is away on
his vacation Judge Gordon Will
leave Seattle ON Friday night with
his family. and spend about three
weeks near Olympia, hunting aud
fishing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

right now" he suddenly said. and
attempted 20 jump into the lake.
Mr. Landry caught him BY tina
ankle and hauled him back into
the canoe. which shipped water and
narrowly escaped upaetting.
After a long argument the Young
man agreed to give life another
trial and Mr. Landry padded
young EIlcmarehe back 10 shore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
ChiIdren's Eyes

should receive careful attention
while growing We give special at
tention 20 ohlldren's eye troubles,
and invite YOU 20 bring them In 60
us for examination Schuchard Op-
teal Co. 1907 Second av '""
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Finds From Evidence That
He Struck Cox Purely in
Sell-Delense.

Fred Haokelmau was exoneratod
from all blame FOR the death OF J..
$ Cox by a ooroner'a Jury at the
inquest held this morning.
The jury found that coxa death
was caused by the shock Of brok.
on Lex caused Indirectly by blow
delivered by lIackelman. but that
tIackelman struck the blow In self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
HEARST SCORES BRYAN IN
CONVENTION SPEECH

paper man lie delivered a speech
which beofed Bryan. whom he call.
cd a knight Ia motley. and stated
that no man would support the
democratic ticket "a combination
10 which TagEaft supplies a credit
and Parker = platform aud fog
which Ryan viil pay the freight
aud the people the penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
OPERATORS WIN
FIRST POINT

After several DAYS conference.
the coal operators today won the
first point Of difference OF the new
wage scale which is 90 go into efs
feet on September T.
The miners asked for an eight.
hour day. 10 count from the time
the men enter the shaft until they
leave. but the operators held to- the
old agreement. counting the time
the men are actually NJ work
The proposed wage scale Is being
taken mp section By section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Fire-AIarm Franchises Pay
Large Compensation in
Other Cities.

Among lbc ordinances passed
last night IS the city council WAS
a bill granting 90 the National Dis.
trset fesnaph cosptny fran.
clpHc 90 issraIl private fire alarm
iuaihqa b. bhig city.
In rchuFa tsf This franchise the
company proposes 10 aye the city
the mieegably Inadequate return Of
2 per cent Of lis gross eafniueH
Mayor Miller IN seriously oonaid.
cflng the advlssbility OF refusing
to sign this ordinance Ia TN pres.
ent shape. aud has received private
Information from various cities Ia
which the company operates as TO
the fireprotective value OF It's Bys.
tenn
As a beginning. the first public
move of the mayor will probably
be to eau upon the officials OF
the company 10 give a demonstra.
ton covering the efficiency Of the
apparatus.
Worth Much More
II liz no secret that IN the mean.
time the citys chief executive In.
tends 10 look very carefully into the
conditions under which similar
franchises are granted elsewhere.
With a view to ascertaining IL the
city should not receive a greater
proportion of the revenues.
The statement has been made TO
various city officials that this same
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
|p.hcsman Arrests Woman
Wa Threatened Murder
and Suicide.

u.ansilv insane from brood
-, her domestic troubles, Mrs.
- uauhs Was arrested late last
- = nfpycnt her from commit
s. .s.eide and kllllus her little
s,' ','s daughter p.,..,..
- ~ ssnaeflng about the streets
N '.a ~ aaushtcr. and IN reply 20
W. ' ,',ssslons the woman stated
" ~ ~ was sgeing "a take her
W IA mmp into the lake she
- .ssss Il the station aud placed
49, 49, care Of r0lice Matron
n Han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
BRYAN IGNORES
HEARST ATTACK

10y United press.l
FAlRVtEW. LINCOLN, Ncb,
July 2s william Jennings Bryan
today declined to discuss Hearsts
attack on him and democracy at
the opening Of the Independence
party conversion Ia Chicago last
nistn
Bryan waa last might admitted TO
the Nights If AZ 3an Ban, = oterea
ortipr composed ~ tine buameRa
men OF Omaha afd tire state Of Ne
branka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
cLossoN WILL SPEAK.

G. G. Closaon will discuss the ad.
vantagos Of the 18th nv regrade at
meeting this evening nc the Zap.
list church on nth ay.. between
H. Pike and y. Union SITS The
meeting will be hold under the aus.
pieces OF the ilth Av. Improvement
aud Taxpayers club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Tore DOWN COPY OF
RESTRAINING ORDER

William BFowmley. a i5-year-oId
~ vas arrested last night Tor
taFsn< down : copy o. the restrain.
~ sfder Of Judge Hanford enioin.
~ ne striking stevedores from in
Arfsrins with the non-uulon work
sn he nas released on bis own
fssosnlzsnce and Il r. not likely
a. he VII b. cited for contempt
4 nart
fopag Browmiey's father r.
Steamship captain and the bog went
apFn q the wharyes 90 take him
: leiier He says that he did not
khgN what the order Was and that.
ss'ax y loose. be just happened
= raa II off
1asssas.l.ssias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

o. n. Bartee. a wealthy liveryman
Of Portland, was arrested BY OF.
flcerB Byrnes and Phillips last
night on the request Of the chief
Of police OF Portland Bartee IA &C.
cused Of larceny by bailee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Monticello

saves eight minutes IN time between
seattle aud u y Navy Yard, which en-
nhlos new schedule Of siN round trips
dailN Leaving fiyer Dock foot 81 Made
son street at ett0, 500 aud III 90 "a. m.
j 40. 100 and ei1o D. IA. Saturday iti3a
r. u. sunday, 1850 p ma.
Leaving Hremettous 1850 ana leila
a m 1850. $3.50. b;tH and 1850 y. m
sunday night. Sis0 iuHtassd % 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

sEATTLe.T TACOMA ROUTE.
Fare 35c-Round Trip, SOC.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.
LEAVES SEATTLE 6sA5 and
fo;25 a. m. 2:o5 and 5;45 p. m.
LEAVES TACOMA - 1855 a. m.
and f2:t5, s;55 and 1850 p. m.
U. SEELEY, Jr., Agent Seattle.
Tel. Main iT6. Taeoma-Tel. 2f2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
vashon VIII Exhibit.

Citizens of Vashon island have
made arrangements for space In the
Agricultural building at the AsY.P,
fair for an exhibit OF fruits aud
grain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
CONVENTION HERE.

Next summer the Delta Sigma
Delta college fraternity will hold
It's convention Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Makes Attack on The Two
Established Parties--At
Work on Second Place
Candidate.

~" AF'"af' F4NtA"H Va
the national convention OF the iude.
pendence party spent the morning
about the headquarters OF seeing
the sights 81 the city. preparatory
10 the resumption Of the sessions
NJ 2 o'clock this afternoon. when
the report Of the resolutions com.
mlttec was made BY Chairman How.
ard = Taylor Of Chicago.
Offset Brysn stampede.
William X Hearst today made Il
plain that no opportunity will be
given those men who are working
60 bring about an endorsement OF
bryan by the Independence eonveu.
ton.
Il ~ expected the convention will
adopt a rule BY which al reaoiu
lions will be referred to the com.
mittee without being read This will
make u impossible TO get a Bryan
resolution before the convention. az
the Hearst supporters are In com.
plete control Of the committees. and
II such resolution q introduced
Il will quicklY b. killed
Chas A. Walsh OF Iowa. who has
been chosen permanent chairman OF
the convention. has Obtained a legal
opinion 20 the effect that the call
~ the convention makes Il manda.
tory foT Il 10 nominate candidates
for president and vice president
Under this opinion Il Is held that
endorsements Of candidates named
by other parties would not be legal.
Chairman Walsh slll depend on
this opinion for his ruling II the
Bryan stampede Is attempted
The resolutions committee OF the
Independence party convention this
afternoon rejected the woman's
suffrage plank by vote OF IS to Q.
Delegate Bradley OF Illinois prom.
laed that he would carry the fight
for equal suffrage TO the floor OF
the convention
There Is much talk OF Chas. r s.
Neal Of Indiana aa the vice presi-
Dental nominee. He was one OF
the most active Hearst workers in
Indiana ia 1905. and lives az Lcb-
anon. IN that state. though he con.
ducts his business IN Chicago
Though there Is still a large mum
Der of candidates. IL seems to be
generally believed that Thomas l..
lIisgen will receive the presidential
nomination
Tho speech Of VIM X Hearst last
night and his attacks upon the two
established parties was the subject
Of much discussion during the
morning. the delegates prnislng IN
the highest terms the views Of their
leader
Last Niuht's Session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Miss Dorothy Dayne. al the Star
theatre tonight. will wear the first
sheath gown ever shown on the
stage in Seattle. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Dorothy Daync. the singing come.
dlennc who Is appearing AT the Star
theatre this week, has purchased
the Directoire gown which was re-.
Gently on exhibition az the Bon
Marohe Starting tonight Miss
Dayne will wear the gown az each
performance for the balance Of the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the overnight
entries for The Meadows for We'd
nesday:
First race. alx fnrlonga. selling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

when last nights session was
called 90 order By Charles A Walsh
Of Iowa. every delegates seat was
filled and "a large crowd occupied
the gallery IN Orchestra hall When
william r. Hearst entered the hall
there were many calls for the news
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28
Everett andEdmOndS
MEALS SERVED.

MEALS SERVED.
Three rouna trips daily Leave Sc
attic "A 7 a. IA, ~ IA. aud y ma.
Sunday. leave Seattle at siS0 A. m, la
m aud q. M. Leave Everett az eit5 a
an, estb y. an. and 7ti5 p, an. sunday
leave Everett az eiib o. m, eila p. m
and gtfN y, M. single fare 90 knohom-
tsh 81 90 Round trip sac,
Steamer city Of ENerctt, Coiman Dock.
Phonea-Aunsot teSss ina l29a
has Just registered another victory In
the new speed wheel lust put on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-28

Go TO the Star theatre tonight
and see the parisien sheath gown
first In Seattle. "
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-10
Is RECIPE OF FAMOUS CHEF.
Ne" Salad That Has Caught Popular
Fancy In New York.

FOR several years there has been
served at the Waldorf-Astoria a salad
c@iied the Waldorf salad, which was
Joy 10 the appetite OF the bon vivant.
nut new salad has been introduced
mat ecHpses It. 1t Is called the Salad
astoria Not only Is It Joy TO the
appetite, but so attractiveIy put to-
gether In its mosaic arrangement of
eViors that one hesitates to demolish
IT, once broken and served II proves
SO delicious that every woman who
partakes of It at once determines to
,earn now to make one Just like II at
home.
Oscar says It is the simplest and
most healthful of luncheon salads. It
Is made by splitting a head of romano
salad lensthwsys, laying one-half on a
Plate with the heart side up. then
closely placing alternate quarters of
orange. grape fruit and Bartlett pears
on the romaine until It is fully COW
ered' finishing or each end with half
OF a picked walnut, decorating the ton
with tiny strips of green and red pep
pers, making II look as IL tied with
narrow ribbons. Then, last of all.
pouring over the whole a dainty
french dressing and serving.-New
York Press.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1908-12-10
Lambs Tongue Spanish.

Scald half dozen small tongues In
boiling water. letting them stand in
the water about five minutes. so they
VIII peel readily. Peel one at a time
leaving remainder In the hot water
until you have finished. Then drain
on and season with pepper and salt.
Put In a frying pan and brown with fat
or lard. When brown add half a Gun
rul OF boiling water, then put them in
a pot with three sliced tomatoes. sea
son with paprika and whole spices as
desired. tied in cloth. and cook with
gravy. Cut fine one large onion and
chill pepper, fry brown and put in
gravy. Boil two hours. Fifteen min
utes before it is finished sprinkle with
brown flour to thicken.
To make the brown flour. put drv
white -four in pie tin and let It brown
slowly, stirring often. When cool. nut
in tin and use for meat gravies.
Ribs OF beef, cut in one-inch SQUARES.
may be cooked in the same way with
boiled rice. and make a fine cheap
dish.