Show SOMETHING NEW IN TOAST Prepared with Fish and Other Savory It Is to Be Ingredients ' Recommended WORST OVER TOLL GALE IN YEARS SWEEPS NEW ENGLAND LEAVING OF DEATH AND DAMAGE Half a pound of cold cooked fish one heaping tablespoonful of butter one tablespoonful of flour one gill of milk half a teaspoonful of anchovy extract half a teaspoonful of pepper Tidal Wave Drives Hundreds From quarter teaspoonful of salt dash of paprika and one egg ReTheir Homes In Boston and Other move all skin $nd bone from the fish Cities Are Blocked With Snow and place it on a plat Add salt and Left In Darkness pepper and paprika and mix well together Put the butter in a saucepan alBoston— A northeast storm on Sun- low it to melt Btir in the flour then day swept Into New England with ter- gradually add the milk stirring the rific energy' The gale drove a tide mixturo until it boils Take the saucefrom the fire add the anchovy into Massachusetts bay which nearly pan extract and again mix well Stir in equaled that of the famous storm of the fish lightly and place the mixThe wet Bnow postrated wires 1851 on a plate the telephone telegraph electric light ture Toast a slice of bread spread on it and trolley and railroad trains were stalled Three persons lost their lives the mixture chop the white of the in Everett and Chelsea by the sud- egg sprinkle it over then rub the yolk over the top and place the toast den rise of the tide on a In the oven for ten minComing in a full moon the gale utes plate rolled a wave along the coast which in some places reached a height of CEMENT FOR BROKEN DISHES more than fourteen feet above mark Can Be Prepared at Home and Is across went tide In this city the Guaranteed to Do the Atlantic avenue on the water front Work and caused an estimated damage of more than $1000000 One of the strongest cement’s that In Everett Cornelius Harkin and his wife were caught in their beds can be prepared is made in tho folAn lowing way: An ounce of isinglass is and overwhelmed by the flood intant was drowned in Chelsea under soaked in two ounces of water and ' of an ounce of hard Persons living (similar conditions some distance from the coast found gelatine is similarly soaked also in When both are quite themselves looking over the open two ounces soft the vessels are placed in hot ocean Hundreds of persons were driven water until their contents are liquid from their homes by a flood resulting when they are mixed and one ounce The from the breaking of a dam gate at of strong acetic acid added a place known as “The Dykes” in mixture should be kept warm and stirred for five minutes and then Chelsea just over the Everett line whom nearly cold half an ounce of Large cities suoh' as Cambridge methylated spirit is added and the ProviBrocton Somerville Lynn dence Fall River and New Bedford cement bottled off To use it a bottle were in darkness except for light af- is stood in hot water until its contents are fluid and the parts to be forded by the full moon From New York Philadelphia and joined are touched with the cement which may be applied with a feather New Haven come reports of the worst and pressed together As it is well 6torm in years Three deaths in New not to remelt the cement too freYork were due to the storm In Phila quently it is better to divide it delphla the street railways abandoned amongst a number of small bottles up traffic ELEPHANT CUTLETS FOR DINNER Roosevelt and Party Celebrate Christmas Day ' Kampala Uganda — For the first time in the world’s history perhaps the primal Jungles of Africa saw a Christmas celebrareal The only thing tion lacking was But there was a big snow and ice feast and Santa Claus was there too Former President Theodore Roosevelt was the man to initiate a typical Yankee Christmas in King Daudi Tents were stretchChwas’ territory ed and the native cooks worked under the direct supervision of a member of the American expedition in preparing a menu which included roast sitatun Kermit celega and elephant cutlets brated the day by taking a number of Roosevelt resnap shots and Col ceived visitors and did some writing SAYS GOVERNOR LIED From Hawaii Causes a Po litical Sensation to Congress Honolulu — Delegate Kalanianaole who recently announced himself a candidate for caused a political sensation has throughout the territory by a vigorous attack upon Governor Frear charging the governor with not acting in good faith with regard to the proposed homesteading of public lairds In his first interviews on the sub ject the delegate to congress said that the governor “lied” about land Later he policies and intentions withdrew this expression but announced himself as at war with the territorial executive on account oi failure to open public lands Delegate Selecting Uncle Joe’s Successor Washington — In view of the grim way in which Joseph G cannon of Illinois is holding onto the speakership it of representatives of the house seems premature to indulge in any Yet this gossip as to his successor is what even his friends in congress are doing in expectation that he will lay down the gavel on March 4 1911 one year two months and ten days are hence Already combinations forming and they promise to engage in one of the most sensational fights the election of a speaker ever has pro duced Victim of the Black Hand ' Washington— Antonio Dalesandro an wealthy merchant in this city is in the hospital' with probably fatal wounds inflicted the police say by a Black Hand agent who struck the man down when he refused to give up a large sum of money Warrants have been Issued for the arrest of John Cantafy an Italian of Washington The and Antonio idle a police are scouring the Italitn region for Folle Folle is said to have attacked Dalesandro while he was in a ' barber chair A Whlspsr of Hcpe Stcy of a hv’rg Pumpkin Knlcker — Several thousand shirt A pumpkin was seen to walk across are on strike makers waist field by Irs Samuel II lllght of the Father of Young Missionary Disagreed 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