Show ' T Tl HOOD THINGS OF BICE THREE They MUFFIN! WAFFLES PANCAKES AND BAKED PUDDINQ JteolpM for Marafemallow Filling position Caka and Vanilla 8auca All of Which Ara Vary Do lectabla Eating Ex- Rica Mufflna — Two cupa of cold ballad rice a pint of flour one teaspoon salt one tablespoon sugar one and teaspoons baking powder Free pint milk and three eggs rice from lumps and stir Into milk and beaten eggs Sift together flour salt Add rice milk sugar and powder ancj eggs and mix Into a firm batter Bake Jn hot oven for 15 minutes' Rice Pancakes— Mix two cups rloe with one quart of milk the yolks of two eggs two cups of flour two teaspoons baking powder and a pinch of salt Beat the whites of eggs to a froth and add last Fry on a grld- die Rice Waffles — Sift together one cup flour and one teaspoon baking powder take one cup rice one teaspoon melted butter one teaspoon salt two sups milk three beaten eggs Mash the rice add the butter then the milk with the flour and then the eggs Beat well grease waffle Irons with butter and brown both of waffles sides nicely Rice Pudding With Vanilla Sauce — Two cups of rice one and cup sugar a pints of milk large pinch of salt and vanilla to fiavor Bake In a moderate oven until the pudding Is set and the top nice- Serve with vanilla sauce ly browned Marshmallow Filling —Boll one cup water and one and cups sugar together until It threads cut Into little pieces pound marshmallows and add this to syruji just before taking from the stove Pour this mixture Into the beaten whites of two eggs and beat until cold Exposition Cake — One cup sugar cup melted butter cup milk one and cups flour two well beaten eggs one teaspoon baking powder mix Into batter Take six large tablespoons chocolate three of two teaspoons sugar teaspoons milk let this come to a boll then cool and add to' cake batter and bake In two layers For filling use marshmallow Icing and chopped nuts Vanilla Sauce— Scald pint of milk add beaten yolks of three eggs stir until as thick as boiled custard when cool add one tablespoon vanilla extract and stiffly beaten whites of eggs ' Brownie ' 8alad t Boll eggs hard when cold remove sheila and cut off small ends about With a small spoon wash scoop out tbe yolks add chopped olives salad oil salt and pep per Then refill tbe cavities with the same Replace the ends which have been cut off moistening with uncooked white of egg to cause to adhere Set aside a short time to dry then with a toothpick which has been dipped In grape Juice melted chocolate or some other material draw eyes mouth and necktie and buttons down lower part to indicate waistcoat (A small brush Is better of course If you chance to have one) Use toothpicks for arms and legs or if you prefer the toothpicks can be concealed by small carrots or green bean pods Drape a leaf of lettuce around the shoulders for a cape The end of a cucumber hollowed out will serve for a cap A Safety Device The housewife who has had to choose between a good maid with a dizzy head or uncleaned windows on tbe outside will welcome a new mop for just such purposes It Is provided with a handle In which it works at right angles and can be manipulated on the outside of a window without putting as much as a hand over the sash It may be harder to get the exact amount of polish produced by perching perilously on a narrow ledge but with practice glass can be kept clear without risk to the cleaner For Luncheon Take a pound of bread dough and of shortmix into It a tablespoonful of sugar ening two tablespoonfuls roll out Into a thin sheet cut In two with a cupful of and spread currants half a cupful of raisins half an ounce each of lemon and citron Cover with the peel chopped fine other half press down with rolling In rounds or diapin and then cut white of egg Let with brush monds stand half an hour then bake In a hot oven for fifteen minutes Mulled Buttermilk Is sure that the buttermilk Put a pint of the milk In a double boiler and stir' it constantly until It reaches the boiling point Add the yolk of an egg beaten to a stiff froth and take from the fire ImThis will be found an exmediately cellent drink for feverish patlent3 alboth thirst and hunger Make fresh laying Grape Conserve Two quarts grape juice boll U hour sugar and 6 add equal amount heatedremove seeds oranges (cut off white) cut in small pieces the yellow of the and that orange Use navel oranges 1 pound will save removing seeds seeded raisins cut In halves Boil until the consistency of Jelly !CRE0LE SALADS dhs df Them Delicious Southern GOOD Originated States and All In Are Alabama Salad— Two onlona lour cucumbers of a cupful of sour cream of a cupful of vinegar Chop onions very fine Pare and slice the cucumbers sprinkle with Balt cover with Ice water andlet stand one hour Drain add onions sprinkle with cayenne and dress with cream and vinegar mixed together Serve on lettuce leaves Southern Potato Salad — Cut six potatoes Into uniform cubes Cover the cubes with boiling water add two of 1 slices of onion teaspoonfuls salt and cook until potatoes are tender Drain and cover with chill French dressing when cold serve on shredded lettuce Southern Salad— One cupful of cold cooked chicken one cupful of boiled one tablespoonful of finely potatoes minced onion' one cupful of celery cut in very fine dice or minced of red or green pepper cupful Mix all cupful of French dressing the Ingredients and marinate with French dressing Drain? chill them arrange on crisp lettuce leaves and garnish with mayonnaise dressing— Good Housekeeping Magazine PRESIDENT RAMON CACERES SET UPON BY ASSASSINS AS HE WAS RETURNING HOME CHINESE How Kaffirs Smoke Opium ARE GOOD found anywhere He Is adaptable from flreroom to haa little or no galley la Industrious desire to leave the Bhlp In port and therefore gives little or no trouble from drunkenness As and desertion soon as they become accustomed to crews are as foreign ways Chinese efficient as and often more efficient than- foreign crews man for man and some companies pay their Chinese crews practically as much man for man as they do white crews and carry the same complement they would of white employes BETRAYED Never cover the fish skillet - It softens the flesh and will cause a big fish ‘ to crumble curdle milk Hence in preparing milk porridge gravies etc the salt should not be added until tbe dish Is prepared Never wash marble with soap and water Use ammonia in the water If you would' have a highly polished clean Burface after your trouble To keep silk gloves white from turning yellow with the necessarily frequent washing wash in cool water with white soap and put bluing in the rlnRe water If In making a chocolate filling or It bolls any boiled filling for cakes a little too long and hardens too much stir in a little milk without boiling again To whiten clothes and keep them In that condition add a spoonful of borax to the last rinsing water The borax should be dissolved In very hot water before adding to the rlnelng J we(er ' ICo The woman with a family of email children the question of keeping the woodwork free from finger marks Is ' difficult Indeed" Dip a cloth In paraffin oil and rub the spots They will Immediately disappear SAILORS There Is a growing disposition on the part of ship owners and officers In various parts of the world to send to China for complete crews For most hips particularly when first employto ing such crews It la necessary carry about a third more Chinese for tbe same service On the other band there are tlany officers and owners who claim that with such additional allowance of help a vessel is run more easily and effand that all things considiciently ered the Chinese Bailor is the belt all around man aboard ship to be W I ' I if hr rJ s' TTvv - Kaffirs who have a craving for that curse of the east opium ere becomthe drug ing very numerous and they have a curious method of smoking Having made a suitable hole In the ground they Insert In this a bottle with its reck and Its bottom knocked off The neck part of the bottle la left above In the space between the end of the bottle ground the lower part is burled 'nd the bottom of the hole are placed first live coals and then the opium A tube connects the “bowl” of the pipe and the “mouthpiece” passing unden ground to emerge some two yards from the “bowl” The men take a draw it this curious pipe In turns and It is their habit on some occasions to eject the smoko at one another together with a mouthful of water BY THE ROOSTER If It bad not been that a rooster gave way to an Impulse to crow at a convenient moment Mrs Yetta Haro wltz would not have had to explain to a New Jersey police court the disappearance of three chickens from the butcher shop Mrs Harrowltz purchased a chicken in a butcher shop and was on tbe point of departing when tbe butcher beard a rooster’s crow rather suppressed but yet distinct Glancing hurriedly about the store be noted that three fowl had disappeared Mrs Harrowltz was taken to the stawhere she was searched tion house and tbe result was that in the lining of her skirt were found two Lens and the rooster BAPTISTERY MARBLE OF PISA vt MEMORIAL JOHN TO CABOT ' With the Cook said that a little dry mustard blended with the butter which Is used In spreading ham sandwiches gives them a very delicious flavor Cress salad always tastes good with corned beef hash says an exchange Hash Is a good luncheon dish there being times when It Is relished as well as turkey or chicken the secret lies In having a good tender piece of meat to begin with and then seasoning the mixture just right and having It just moist enough In making baked or boiled custard scald the amount of milk to be used and set aside until cool then make your custard am bake It as usual It will be perfectly smooth It Orange Custard Tarte ounces Three three 9! butter ounces of sugar yolks of three eggs cup of cream puff paste Cream tbe butter and sugar together until soft then work In one at a time the three yolks of eggs Beat well grate the orange rind and add It with the strained Juice of half an Beat orange to the other Ingredients In the cream and mix all well toLine some patty pans with gether the puff paste fill In with tbe mixture and bake In a moderate oven for twenty minutes with Savory Chopped Mutton Jelly with a Chop some eold mutton cabsmall quantity of red pickled bage or beet: season this with salt oil and vinegar pepper chop hard boiled white of egg add It to the mlncei moisten with a small quantity Fill small wet of liquid aspic Jelly molds with the mixture When firm turn out on to a dish Garnish the dish with stuffed olives rings of hard cooked eggs chopped aspic jelly and serve' Individual Apple Custard Pare and quarter six large' apples core and place on the fire with three of water Let them re tablesponfuls softened To' main until pound of sugar add the Juice of two lemons and the grafted rind of one Add yolks of four eggs mix well and Place in beat in the apples and bake Serve with a garnish of whipped cream circles with a maraschino cherry In the center — Harper’s Bazar To Keep Butter ' fresh butter Is made If perfectly rolls of two or three Into small pounds each wrapped In fresh cloths and placed In a large Jar of strong It can be brine kept from early says Suburspring until September Be sure that the butter ban Life with the brine la well covered The of Cabot frowning precipice 620 feet high guards the narrow to the harbor of J3t John's Newfoundland The massive rock was named In honor of the intrepid who discovered the English havigator Island in 1497 and as a further memorial to him the city of St John's ouilt thp stone tower shown in the Illustration on the highest point of The tower rises 75 teet Cabot hill above the top of tile hill and is used as a signal station for ships In It is maintained a wireless telegraph station and from Its flag staff fly the weather signals for the benefit of the folk entrance PULL TEETH Japanese native their business In would pean undoubtedly WITH IN A JAPANESE TEMPLE “Asakuse temple Is dedicated Co the a tiny Image of gofiffess Kwannon about two and' a half Inches gold high” writes a traveler In Japan “At the entrance to the temple grounds on either side of the Immense gate stand two large and fearful looking figures guarding the sacred precincts Hanging outside the wire grating are a number of sandals for their use if they wish to take a walk and rice is sprinkled about Each worshipper before entering the temple calls at a small building washes his hands and rinses his mouth “In front of the main shrine is a large aperture in the floor covered with lattice work Into which the worshipper casts his gift After clapping his hands to awaken or attract the attention of the god he kneels but his prayer is only brief While there Is on chief shrine there are many others under the same roof ' “One shrine especially attracted my attention It was made of wood and quite disfigured and worn through the constant rubbing of hands on the spot to the afflicted portions corresponding bodies" of the sufferers Plotting r Revenge Washington— President Ramon of the Dominican republic was shot Monday afternoon as he left the house of Leonde Vasques at Santa Domingo City where he had made a call He died half an hour later In the American legation whither he was taken The first shots of his assailants Luis Tejara and Jaime re Mote Jr according to advices celved at the state department were not effective The wtunded president first sought the adjoining shelter in a stable American legation Jlut his assailants him thither and closing In upon him fired more shots Friends of President Caceres drag ged him In a dying condition to the American legation where he died at 5:30 o’clock President Caceres’ stormy career recalled by officials here who are familiar with the peculiar Dominican It is remembered that' temperament the president himself waB the slayer old dictator of the redoubtable Hep eaux In 1899 It is likewise known that relatives of the former president desire cherished a the that always death of their kinsman be avenged It Is pointed out that Irrespective seof the cause of the assassination rious complications may arise If ambitious politicians seize upon the disturbed condition pf the country to further their own ends pursued NEUTRALITY ENFORCE LAW SV Takea Stepa to Ro Department press Filibusters Washington — Determined to' stamp War out filibustering expeditions against Mexico of War Stlmson Secretary on Monday authorized General Duncan commanding the department ol Texas to enforce the neutrality law with vigor and to move troops under his command within divisional limits without waiting orders from the' department also Informed Secretary Stlmson Duncan he would not lack General for all the cavalry and Infantry need ed to prevent the organization of exeigainst FOREIGNERS No addiMexico been ordered Among the architectural glories of Pisa which are grouped about the Piazza del Duomo is the circular marble baptistery which stands before tbe famous cathedral It Is adorned with numerous columns and Its dome rises to a height of nearly 200 feet and possesses a remarkable echo The baptistery dates from tbe middle of the twelfth century BEES' SENSE OF DIRECTION Sandy Wastes of Tripoli SLAIN IN SIAN FU Massacre Is Confirmed by Officials Chinese officials confirm Pekin — Chinese the report that a massacre of fop elgners as well as Manchus has o curred at Sian Fu The legations believe that the report will prove trua There are forty foreigners In Sian the Fu nnd many missionaries In smaller Shen Si towns Up to the have present only Chinese reports been received regarding the massacre There has been no telegraph or postal communication with Sian Fu for more than three weeks at the Japanese It is understood legation here that a Japanese force has been landed at Foo Chow to protect the consulate Report practitioner to open his eyes In amazement Tbe victim is sea'ed on the ground the dentist bends over him and forces- his left band be tween the patient's Jaws In such a manner that the mouth cannot posThen be graspB the sibly be closed doomed Tooth between the thumb and forefinger of the right hand and with one deft wrench removes It and throws It upon the ground So ' great Is the skill of these native dentists that many of them are able to remove six or seven teeth' a minute Indeed their skill is hardly to be wondered at when one considers the course of preparatory training they are obliged to undergo A number of holes are bored In a stout plank and this is fixed firmly to the ground In the holes are driven wooden pegs and the to extract them with his without the board fingers dislodging tbe with This process is repeated board of pine wood and finally with one of oak and It Is only when he has In extracting succeeded tbe pegs from the oak plank that the Japanese considers himself qualified to practice lpon his fellowmen Been peditions FINGERS dentists conduct manner which cause any Euro- Killed Executive Hlmeelf Hereaux In 1899 and the Latter’a Relative! Have 8lnce tional troops have yet to Texas however The directive sense possesser by bees Is tbe object of research made by M Gaston Bonner of Paris and he seems to bave proved that bees posTHIS CAT PICKS APPLES sess a special sense like carrier pigwho lives on the eons Experiments showed that bees Harry Banker N can fly two miles to their hives even Briarcliff road near Tarrytown has a cat lyhlch he says be has trained when deprived of the organs of sight and smell Many scientists and among to pick apples Recently Banker want ed to get a peck of apples and ne others Dadent have elwayc declared sent the cat up the tree- - Soon he that bees are guided by the sense of says It was knocking the apples off smell and that they can smell flowwith Its paw so fast that Banker had ers a one and a salf miles Bonner’s 10 bustle to keep up with her Banker experiments proved that bees detect odors at only short distances says It appeared proud of Its work a Slain of School Teacher Mob Assaults Lincoln Center Kans— While the' victim sat motionless betray--lnnot the least sign of a tear Chester Anderson a laborer related to s' jury Monday afternoon the startling story of how ten men of Lincoln county himself one of their number dragged Miss Chamberlain a school teacher from a buggy near Twelve Mile school house and administered a coat of tar to her naked body Un- Anderson adder mitted that he had never heard any gossip against Miss Chamberlain young This Flood Saved Million Wash — A freak of the Bellingham flood In the Skagit river has done United" work contemplated by the at a cost of States government million dollars and year’s labor ol big engineering crews and it was r hours without a done in cent of cost The stream cut through the Sterling Bend above Mount Vernon Skagit county where a channel now runs 300 feet wide and twenty teet deep Nine Injured in Collision Cal — Tine persons were' Berkeley Injured none fatally when two electric trains of the Oakland San Francisco & San Jose railroad crashed collision near together in a head-othe Berkeley pier Monday night A mistake on the part of a towerman In throwing a switch is believed te have caused the accident Lazy Father Must Work Sacramento Cal — Edward West was sentenced to two years’ confinement In the city jail by Superior Judge Hayes as a ‘‘lazy’’ father The sheriff was ordered to put Westlake at work on public roads lake dentist has to the expressive 'phrase of 1 recent and dead canels according the two chief products of Tripoli — the country of the arid desItaly Is pouring out blood and treasure besides setting all EuAbove Is a fair specimen of the Tripolitan hinterland by the ears Others point out that there seem to be no reason why Tripoli whlch'has been described as “pure end simple desert” should not be made to blossom as the rose for it must not be forgotten that there Is plenty of water lucally which the Arabs peemlt to run Into the sea Instead of using for Irrigation Sand traveler are ert for which rope 1 li List Padded Registration Los Angeles — Harry J Lelandev county clerk said Tuesday that there was undoubtedly a tremendous numIn registrations ber of fraudulent for the city election of preparation' December -- A |