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EVENING LEI)GER-PHIFABELTHTA WE ID N EBB AT. JFNE 2, lglfr
EVENING LEDGER SCHOOL OF COOKERY
OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY; WARMLY PRAISED;
MANY CHILDREN ENTER BAKING CONTEST
Competitors Must File
, Applications by Sat
, urday Night Prod
ucts on Show June 9.
Ths second prises for two of the dl
Ylslons of the baking contest for girls
fettroUed. In Philadelphia cooking clauses
have been decided upon and the second
prlttu for tlio other two divisions prob
ably will be (elected tomorrow.
Tho second prlzo In one division wilt bo
a barrel of King Midas flour And In an
other a barrel of Mlllbourno flour, both
Clvert by Shane Bros. A Wilson. For the
convenience of the winners, tho flour
will be given In 12-pound sacks. The
divisions for which these second prlxea
Will be given will be announced .".tier tho
other two leeond prlxrs aro decided Upon,
when lots will be drawn.
The contest oHltor has been asked If
i the cabinet wu, ranges, which aro being
, given as III at prizes In the four dlvlilons
of the contest, will be delivered to the
homes of tho winners. The range will
oe aellvercil and tlie united Gas im
7 provement Company will connect them
' ready for use, giving each a thorough
' test and adjustment to Insure complete
satisfaction. All of the prizes will bo dis
tributed to th homes of tho winners
tinder Evknw LEDoen nueplces.
Thero have been fow contests for chil
dren which featured such valuable, de
sirable, ujeful and appropriate prizes as
nrei being offered In tho Evknina Ledger
Baking Contest. Even tho children who
Win the third and fourth prizes will havo
something that will prove of uso for a
number of years. In addition to tho prizes
an appropriate ribbon will be given for
first. Mcoud, thSrd, fourth and hon
orable mention In each of the four di
visions. This will give the winners some
thing they can treasure for a lifetime.
ENTHUSIASM INCIIEA8ES.
As the time of tho contest drawn nearer
the enthusiasm among the children Is be
coming more intense After today there
will be but eight days for contestants to
prepare their entries. Of course. It would
not be advisable to do tho baking too
as mo rxmniis would lose their
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DR. ELEANOK M. II. MOORE
Juno S This plan of entrance In the
contest was decided upon when It be
came ovldent that tho entries would run
Into an unusually large number. In order
that amplo arrangements might be made
for Inking care of the contestants and
cnlrleB when they arrive at tho Horti
cultural Hnll on June 9. the day set for
delivering tho exhibits. This advance
notlco will glvo an opportunity' for Judg
ing wnai arrnngementn will be necessary.
Children should remember that a com
r.Iote set of rules, with an entry coupon
attached, can be secured nt the cooking
schools, on application to tho contest
editor of tho Tivr.mua Lkdoeii ofllco or
by mall. Tho rules, however, are Drlnted
dally In the Eveninci Ledger.
Value before lielns entered In h mni.,1
but many wlso contestants have been
MAYOR'S WIFE TRAISES SCHOOL.
"What do ou think of the Evenino
LKDOEn cooking classes," was the ques
tion put to Mrs. Rudolph Ulankenburs
this afternoon. The opinion of women
prominent In civic and social life Is al
ways Interesting, and tho answer given
by Mrs. Rlankenburg was characteristic.
"I think It Is a flno thing," sho sold
enthusiastically. "I havo always been on
tho side of domestic education. I think a
RULES GOVERNING EVENING LEDGER
COOKING SCHOOL CONTEST FOR GIRLS
1. Entries are limited to girls who are members of cooking school
classes of the schools of Philadelphia. Any individual may contest in all
four divisions, but may make but one entry in each division.
2. Contest is to be limited to the baking of 1-pound loaves of bread,
baking powder biscuits, sugar cookies and sponge cake, according to tho
recipes used in tho public cooking schools, or in the schools from which
contestants are registered.
3. That conditions may be identical in every case as to efficiency
under which work can be produced, the baking is to be done in a Gas Range
oven only. (Arrangements have been made with the United Gas Improve
ment Company to extend their free service during the continuance of this
contest, and any gas range not operating satisfactorily will be adjusted
and regulated free of charge.)
4. Judging is to be done by an accredited body of judges chosen as
may later be determined.
5. All entries for the contest must bo presented at Horticultural Hall,
Broad and Locust streets, on Wednesday, June 9, between 9 a. m. and
5 p.m..
6. On the bottom of each loaf of bread and on the side of each sponao
cake entered, thert must be pasted an entry blank clipped front the
.Evening Ledger, giving the contestant's name, home address, name and
number of school attended, name of gas range used (its number when
Buiumwioj, unu me arncia oj jooa comesiea for, (Jookies and bakina
powder biscuits are to be presented in wooden plates, and one entry blank
completely filled in as outlined above, in this case being pasted in tha
plate. Great care must be taken in this respect, because the great number
of entries will make it necessary to eliminate any contestant whose blank
does nqt accompany the exhibit.
7, A second entry blank, filled out carefully, must be mailed to the
Evening Ledger Cooking Contest Department not later than Saturday
June S. This blank may be cut from tho Evening Ledger, or mau be
secured at your cooking school centre. "
j- ?'.. rCi.exJ,6J-f " heM$0d .n Thursday, June 10, and will be on
display ' m the Auditorium of Horticultural Hall on Friday and Saturdau
June 11 and 12. The awards will be announced at the close of the cooking
school lecture on Saturday, June 12 this particular session being given
over to the girls who are members of the cooking school classes.
0. The goods exhibited m the contest will be dispensed throuah
various charitable organizations under tho auspices of the Societu tor
Organizing Charity. w.mj tar
10. The prizes will be as follows:
Housewives See and
Hear How Meal Is
Scientifically Yet
Easily Prepared.
"Pie well, 1 am going to talk a little
about pie In some of my later lectures,
but I am not a believer In pie unless It Is
very well and very carefully prepared.
Most pics aro unwholesome, though they
do tickle the palate."
This was one of the startling remarks
made by Mrs. Anna A. Carroll, tho lec
turer and expert demonstrator of cook
ing, at the conclusion of the opening lec
ture at Horticultural Hall yesterday af
ternoon. This remark waB In rtfsponae to
a question by one of the women of the
audience.
The big hall was not filled for the open
ing of the Evenino Ledger Cooking
School, but tho attendanco was far larger
than had been expected, owing to the
fact that It came at the beginning of tho
week' and Immediately after a holiday.
Such rapt attention was displayed by
tho audience that there Is no doubt that
the course will prove a big success. Mrs.
Carroll held the attention of all from he
ginning to end. There was not an un
interesting minute.
All of tho lectures, from now until Juno
12, will open at 2;M p. m. All women are
welcome to attend any of the lectures or
all of them.
It Is truo that Mrs. Carroll will havo
more to say about pies during later lec
tures, but It probably will not bo very
pleasing to Die Iovorn hH.mii. tnM.
dentnlly, Mrs. Carroll never has plo
""' " er own nomo. However, from
tho manner In which she proceeded with
the menu sho prepared yesterday and the
entire lecture It Is evident that sho will
know what sho Is talking about when
JC0mc! t0 p!e or y otner article of
rood. In fact, tho women of tho city will
have a big opportunity to learn what Is
nnW!VJ:egard to. n" forms of cooking.
One of the most Interesting features or
yesterday afternoon's lecture was Mrs.
S"ren JLrTar& on.tho "ulck Prcpara
tlon of moais. Sh8 told her aude' ,
$..'" de"crt other
dinner V.i t maM. up a complete
fhiTom be prepared before leaving
nrtv lBe '? the early ft"noon for a
party or a lecture. This featuro of her
. Vi v. "'u present asKed quest ons
ns to how special dlshcB, such as stuffed
potatoes and macaroni, may be prepared
a?."? 2 b0 b,rou l0 a we conclusion
E tS.S1re,urn homo ln he- late after
S?i. .,..5r.t ?' "? .!turo alone was
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HHlkai
IMPERIAL EXCELSIOR GAS RANGE
First prize for best biscuits in Evening Ledger
Cooking School.
u htJiraiii:e ehclass,a modern Cabinet Gas Range valued at
about 935. Tkn.vnUbe at least a second and third prize and honorable
menti'jr. In each of the four divisions. These prizes wilt be announced later
ENTRY BIANK FOR COOKING CONTEST
Open to girls who aro members of cooking achool classes In tho
Philadelphia schools.
Nome
Address
Name of father or mother or nearest relative
Ago of contestant
Name of cooking school ',
Name of teacher t
Name and number of gas range used. ,
Contestant entered for prize for bread cookies,...
, biscuits sponge cake
(Flaco cross after article contested for.)
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Clip TODAY'S blank, fill out. and send tn PVi-nlnc t....
;. TODAY. Save tomorrow's blank to paste on your exhibit.
ltW ,hlr fam,lle bay tasting their girl needs this as much as she n,,.
ltitKrlm.nl.! hrari imt.n uv hi...L. i. .i... ." .. mucn as sno needs
..vicuo, i am a woroughly competent
housekeeper myself. I can do anything
about the house that Is necessary 7o com"
fort and convenience and I think our
young people should know as much.
It may Interest you to know that I
advocated the Introduction of a domestic
science course In the public schools, an
Idea which since then has had. an Im
mense impetus. I was the founder of the
first cooking school In this city, at the
New Csntury Club, then situated on
Qlrard avenue. One of our pupils Is the
well-known cooking expert. Mrs. .Rohrer."
Anything that makes our youAg people
belter housekeepers Is a good thing, and
this principle la seen In all the largs
educational Institutions abroad. There a
girl Isn't considered thoroughly educated
unless she knows evry detail of scien
tific haus management. The city girls
go to (be auntry. and the country girls
BO t4ts etty to Imto domeatio ssienoe.
Ad tile reauU Is the most efficient and
prttcaJ haw ln Uu world. By aU
OMa. Viacfc the immtkttpin of xh
future haw to cook -$tU."
Sifierlmentai bread, sponge cake, biscuits
3ffln cookie. It is well for children who
and to ntr the contest to practice as
jnus as paslble In order that they may
iarn tn uavi ins oven exaouy and ob-
? tain the twst possible results. In this
r xwiweetton children should remembers
h, that ArnanaanuntB have foen murf with
J." the United Cab Improvement Company
lor tne ire impeciiorf and adjustment of
I pas range to insure that they will do
the baking well.
Thuugh the United uas Imorovemuit
Cooi;ny U unable to keep account of
f.' the exact number of requests for gas-
: Tftnfft aajiuimenis wmen nave iweii
jl4 by prospective contesUnts In the
rVtIng contest tt is safe to say that this
into h. cuinweraoie number.
fHrvlou!7 aanouitced, In order to
tw ontt ehuamt nust llp a.
tnm tbe mumM lzboek or
Si Btrcutars vtiitli may be hud
ttay t. heriy sH of the coeJklng
m ot iw cuy QT-rraio itt oentfst
ml the KvSHuea Ijiimmr. and ra.
U. Qd In. iMrf wr4y nigbt,
ilet ftyti Achm4 as Robbers
a aji haya, raajlog lMfnM St
I ?. were mml to it neatwe) ax DIM
t py Mm yoU:e of tb (JsroMtomr MR-
ity. aui ma in alt accused of
(he cigar Ktare of William Coupe.
aertcianiunn vBue, seidi a
T-i are WtUe4 Ijialer, years
i Bawl BMUiilumu eireet aDiamia
p, oiq, mm .iwi tttgti street.
hunt street ; Charle MKJney, u years
W. m aft Mlgh Utut; Oeorge Oair, if
years old. m Bast Ifalaeg street, anj
William Latbman, H yean old. Ml
Wakefield Uaet.
The other loy were caught by Coupe's
son Thomas, and Detective Corry a short
(ime after the robbery The store was
ti-teied through a rear door while the
faun I a a.. Deceive Corry
ruuuaea up tr.e uiner six la lt nih
fc U rs old. m ei High street , AU will be r,lgnl befora Jdge Gor- success at ----"'-? ?J5 ,Xr llf
worth a visit to the hall.
MUCH TAUGHT IN SHORT TIME
The lecture yesterday centered around
a menu, but all Mrs. Carroll had to say
and the cooking of a completo meal waa
dene well within an hour and a half It
1 expected that the lecture each day will
not last much longer than an hour.
The flrat article of food placed In the
gas range was a pan of string beans. Tho
lecturer placed this In tho baking oven
Immediately after the gas waa lighted tS
neat the ovens preparatory to cooking
yrim "?er . 1.ha mea'- Then h!
j..-v. .uiut. in u,0 oven to bake. In
this way the beans and potatoes wero
being cooked while she was stirring a
nnrt"nrf Bnd va "'awberry "hortcako
ThE".'.". a Df"elt 'or broiling.
im.Vsh " ,s usual'y considered that
lull? ?rryCn8 ,Vnqws how to b "
her m..V7i Crtto1 ave this feature of
her meal the greatest attention and the
most careful explanation. When she
placed the steak In the gas oven she
.or ft0" ' ?h0uM !" "nged so as
tL mL'.' qU.'?.kly a.nd keeP the J'"ce In
the meat. After sho seared both sides
!M, tiTned d.own ,ha sas ln ordr to
cook the meat more slowly.
ntA?Jhe Sr,feedd wit" the preparation
or each article on the menu she told ex
actly how it should bo carried to a con
elusion. When she finished cooking, her
lecture was completed, so tho steak,
potatoes, beans, spongo cake and short
cake were passed through the audience.
jvciy iircmoer or ina miiii.ncA wn. ....
prised at the savory, Inviting nppenranco
and those who tasted the food wero both
surprised and delighted.
Tho menu to be prepared during Thurs
days lecture will be as follows:
Broiled Soft Shell Crabs. Tartars Sauce
Asparagus on Toast
itomalne Salad with Roquefort Dressing
Strawberry Whip
Gingerbread with Lemon Icing
PROMINENT WOMEN ATTEND.
Among those present at the lecture yes
terday were several women distinguished
In the city's public and phllantrophla
movements. Mrs. Sarah Rorer, who Is
known from one end of the country to
the other as a cooking expert, attended.
Dr. Eleanor M. Hlestand Moore, of 103
Clinton street, who was formerly demon
strator of chemistry nt the Woman's
uicuicki uouege or Pennsylvania and
who is now one of tha leaders of the
woman suffrage movement, heard the
lecture' and afterward complimented Mrs
Carroll and tho Evenino Lxdoer upon
the successful launching of the cooking
school. She also commented ur)on the
questions of tho home and domestlo
science as follows;
"Ve, I am deeply Interested In scien
tific cooking and all sorts of culinary re
forms, and I believe I may be permitted
to speak of these with some degree of
authority. I am Interested not only be
cause my professional training In earlier
years was along special lines which in
cluded the chemistry of cooking and the
science of dietetics, but because I like
to cook and still occasionally give myself
a treat by getting up a substantial meal
of my own planning. I used to lecture
on foods and I believe that the crying
need of our time Is a better understanding
of the problem of nutrition through a
properly balanced dietary.
"No, It s not truo that 'the good old
fashioned housewife' Knew how to man
age tha kitchen better than the modern
woman who has kept pace with tho ad
ranee of sclenco and knows the ph Bi
ological basis of right feeding. Many of
the serious digestive troubles and the
present evils resulting from malnutrition
are mo nereauary outcome of our grand
mother's frying pan and the much
vaunted pla that mother made.' Cook
ing is both an art and a science; above
all It U a medical specialty. Most women
who know how to eook like It They also
like marketing. Personally, I know of
ttatbing more attractive than an early
morning ylslt to a good market, espe
daily la spring time.
"What women obJeet to renmn i
dish wMWag and teouKag pots, and they
object to this tut muota the same ground
that nun objects to sweeping out his
store of erne sad kindling tbe fires. Most
WB who ean afford it keep an ofllce
noy. aatl vom who can atford it keep a
M to da tWa sort of drudgery, But
tbw wfcy aannot, they aw wise, get
uy ana leant bow t WBag their
task e a I eliminate as muca 0f
th. messy part jal kite work; as they
-.in
Of course, modern Improvements have.
wrought revolutionary chaaru ! h.lu-
keeplng I hat aiwa said that tke'
duo to Iho advent of tho gas range, of
aluminum potn nnd enameled kitchen
utensils. Think of tho time onco spent
In scouring Iron pntB and copper kettles:
In polishing rinks and scraping tho doush
trnyl All that tort of thing has given
placo to an eaelcr, more effectual nnd
more sanitary system of rleanllneeB
through tho ndvene of Improved appoint
ments. The remit of this is an economy
of tlmo and labor whereby womon havo
gained their opportunity for activities
outside of the home.
Do I think thnt a woman necessarily
neclects her home because she tokes an
Interest In outeldo affairs? Far from Itl
The woman who neglects her homo Is
fundamentally defective, and wo nil know
that long beforo tho woman's movement
had Its uso thero wero slatterns among
housekeepers Just ns there wero slouches
nmong business men and aro still! The
woman who keeps In touch with tho
world'B progress, who Is up to dato on
modern methods of housekeeping and
cooking, who understands tho drift of
public discussion on domestic problems, is
tho woman who introduces Into her homo
Innovations tending to tho advantage of
the entire household.
Yes, I am a great advocate of eclentlflo
cooking, not only becauso I think It Is
essential to health, but because I know
It lessens the labor of kitchen work and
promotes leisure, which Is tho greatest
need of American life. I am especially
Interested in modern Improvements of
methods and appointments because they
contribute to this end. They also make It
possible for tho women of today to do
what it would havo been Impossible for
our grandmothers to do. I regard tho
gas rango as ono of the saviors of
women In days when wood and coal had
to bo carried, ashes lifted, lamps filled
and women were always waiting for tho
fire to como up. When there wero no
drains, no water pipes, no pneumntlc
sweepers or washing machines, woman
had little tlmo to sparo for outside ac
tivities. What 'ar) they all doing with
tho leisure which such modern improve
ments havo secured to them? They aro
spending it ln the Interests of public re
forms, which will, I believe, effect a still
greater betterment of tho conditions ln
tho home. They aro working for civic
Improvements nnd the establishment of
laws nnd ordinances tending still more to
maKo the homo a happy and restful spot
where u man will not be constantly wor
ried at Beelng his wife slaving away her
life nnd losing her youthful charms In
tho sort of toll that wears out her spirit
and spoils her disposition.
SUFFRAGE AND PURE FOOD.
"What has woman suffrage to do with
the question? Well, If you want to know,
I will havo to admit Uiat, ln my opinion,
It Is the crux of the whole situation. Sci
entific methods are Imperatively neces
sary, but the cannot be had unless
many -preliminary measures aro mnde
feasible. Nil amount of good cooking
will bring about an Ideal diet unless wo
havo pure food. No cup of tea will ever
tasto right unless wo aro secure against
adulteration and bad water. No bread
can ever bo called wholesome till Its
Ingredients nro what they ought to bo.
Women are Interested in securing legis
lation which will make good cooklnir ef
fectual. They want puro milk to feed
their children: they want tho garbage
properly cared for; they would llko to
have hot-water plants,
"Yes, I think It perfectly possible for
women to do nrtive in tho suffrage move
ment or any ether publlo Interest with
out neglectlns their homes. Wo havo
plenty of good housekeepers who aro
working for the cause and they have
plenty of tlmo to do this because they
havo had the wisdom to fit themselves
for more than one task. Tho woman who
knows how to do a thing eclentlflcally
can do it ln half the tlmo an untrained
person requires, and sho has all the other
down comfortably to those home duties
ters. Moreover, I think that the en
franchisement of women will eliminate
many duties which occupy us now when
our struggle for political freedom de
mands of us so much effort. The sooner
we get tho vote the sooner we tan settle
down comfortably to those home duties
which enfranchisement will enable us
to do In a hotter way, Eyery woman
ought to know how to cook scientifically
because such knowledge Is a guarantee
of leisure. Every woman ought to havo
the vote so she can promote those meas
ures which will give her culinary at
talnmenta a proper basis, .
It Is not true that a college training
has no bearing upon the experiences of
a housewife The first chicken I ever
carved was made the subject of com
ment and a man asked me where I
learned the art that he himself had never
quite mastered. I replied that J had
studied anatomy. Numbers of times I
PRIZES FOR THE WINDERS
IN BIG COOKING CONTEST
Cabinet Rail Hansen, Tnlnrd nt nhaut
35, nil mnile by Philadelphia manufac
turers, will be given nil tlrnt prliet, ni
follow!
A S35 Qimllty Cabinet Can nange, of
fered by the Ilnbrrtii ft Mander Stote
Cnmpnny, for the bent ipnnze rake.
A S3!i rnrtune Cabinet Oa Itange, of
fered by iho Tlioman. Jtobertu, Stevenion
Compnny, for the bent bread.
A V.13 Cookenay Cnhlnet flaa Rome,
nfferrd by the Hale ft Kllbum Company,
tor tho brut cookie.
A $33 Imperial Ktcelnlnr Cabinet (?
Itange, offered by Inane A. Bbeppard &
Co., for tbe bent blncultn.
Third priro for each (Million! "Wear
ever" Aluminum Ten nettle, offered by
the Aluminum Cooking Ctentll Company,
New Kenslnitlon, Pa
Fourth prlir for each dlvliloni An
"In-nntu" Comfort Gas Iron, offered by
the Strnuno Gan Iron Company, Phila
delphia. Other suitable prizes will be announced
later.
havo rescued gravies nnd salads from
Ignominy on tho basis of chemical facts.
Times without number I have avoided
tho dangers of ptomaine poisoning be
cnuse I knew something of bacteriology.
No! there Is no danger In knowledge of
nny sort, provided it Is thorough nnd
brought into tho proper relation to every
day conditions. So I say with the sage of
old that wo must get knowledge, but wo
must also get understanding. As for
myself, I havo passed my apprenticeship
nt cooking, so I nm no longer trying to
get busy with n gas rango; but I am
trying to get tho ballot and, when I get
4t, I mean to voto for those measures
which will mako tho homo n less ex
pensive luxury and a more Ideal spot to
llvo In. I regard domestlo life as the
greatest blessing of civilization and I
should like to see fewer old maids and
bachelors, more healthy and happy chil
dren nnd better cooks.
BEEK MAN WHO TOOK $500,
CAUSING OWNEIt'S SUICIDE
police Question Friends of Bride-groom-to-De,
Who Hanged Himself.
The friends of Charles Gtankas who
hanged himself nt his home, 1338 South
Front street, last night, were quest loned
by the police today In an trtort t -learn
who got tho man's WO, the loss of which
made him end his life. .,hi.e of
flUnkns was engaged to the dauffhterot
a prosperous butcher, who had fortart
the marriage unless Stankas could show
he had enoSgh mohey to start houiekeeP
lnr. Stankas, who was " " 'd;
saved IMO. nnd showed It to the bUM"
last week. He carried the money In his
pocket. Last Saturday night he gave a
rmrtv and there was a wrestling match,
In which he took part. During the wres
tling some one got his 1500. Stankas, un
able to wed, took his life.
INJUNCTION STOPS SALE
Action by Now Hampshire Officials
Postpones Disposal of Papers.
The sale at auction of valuable old man
uscripts Of ths Revolutionary '"
historical documents relating to the State
of New Hampshire In the auction rooms
of Stan, V. Henkels, auction commission
merchant, nt 13M Wfttnut street, has been
prsvented hv nn Injunction lsued by the
(Mr. HerLels by Frank C. Moore, of Brook
lyn, N. V., for eale at auction. Officials
of the State of New Hampshire learned
of tho projected sale and laid claim to
the documents ns being the property of
the State. Assistant Attorney General
Joseph S. Matthews, of New liampmire,
arrived In the city yesterday and got nn
injunction stopping the sale. Tho casa
will now either ho compromised or go to
court, with the State Of New Hnmpshlro
as plaintiff and either Mr. Mooro or Mr.
Henkels, or both, ns defendants.
According to the State officials of New
Hampshire, tho documents wero taken
from tho State archives Illegally by Gov
ernor Wonro, first Governor of tho State,
C. T. Smith, of tho Henkels auctioneering
firm, said today. They then came into tne
possession of various persons nnd trnco
of them was lost. The first tho present
officials of tho Stato heard of them was
thnt tho papers were bequeathed to Frank
C Moore by n relative of Jacob C.
Moore, Jr.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Vessels Arriving Today
Gtr. Upo Mtndt (Span.), from Agu Amarm,
merehAndlae, Galley. Davis & Co.
Str. Dominion tor.), from Liverpool, pas
senserii, 'American Line.
Str. Delaware, from New York, merchandise.
Rtr. Mackinaw (Dr.), London, merchandise,
Atlantla Trnniportntlon Company.
Sir, Carlton (Br.), Havre, merchandise,
Charles M. Taytor's Boni.
Steamships to Arrive
PASSENdEIU
Name. From. Sailed.
Dominion Liverpool .Mav 2i
Aneona. Naples May
FREIOHT.
Name, From. , Sailed.
ManflUrl r-nlrultn. .. A. Anrll It
City of Delhi Calcutta April 0
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IDA RMHXS RETREAT 1
ISKEPTSECRI
Even Father of Accused Girll
Does Not Know His DaugfilJ
ters whereabouts.
The secret retreat of Ida niehl, the i?.
year-old girl who shot and killed Edrrionj
Hauptfuhrer, whom she accused of belrii
her faithless lovor, Is a mystery, Evi
tho gin's own father does not kno'
where sho Is.
A bouquet of flowers, which some oi
the girl's neighborhood friends sent I
her home at 410 West Cambria street a
a testimonial of their sympathy for hr
put Charles Itlehl, the father, In soma-?
thing of a quandary. Ho brought the
posies down to city nan and asked Cor;
oner Knight where they could be de-ll
ltvered to the girt. si
Tho Coroner did not know, but referred
tho man in .Tnhn Tt. IT. ca -...-- .
" -" vno naa M
h..n f.lnlnA.I fr. IaI. .., . 1
w. .v......v.u u, uii unnnown bene-.
inctor to derend her. The attorney eaM fl
, they would reach her Intact. 1
Because of the wide publicity given th,!
case the clrl lin h- .....:. " hn i
mall. Peoplo want her photograph
others want merely to express their sym.
pathy. Practically every one. hnw!
wants to know where eho Is. Mr. Scott' i3
nav,llt.l... .4.....M.. I. ...,...- tfl
iB.LinioKga, uccum it navjsaoie 10 keep'
the girl's hiding place a real secret. v,Jl J
causa of the great strain sho has bean m
uiiuer, una it is noi prooamo that her
rMrnf will ha M.ql.l ..h.ii t.. it
;-- --- "" "" "- mini mo iime n
or her trial arrives. M
ficrmnntnwn Ttnv tturcrlnra fnnf... "9
Four boy burglars, the eldest 13. mn.
fesscd after their arrest today that they
had entered tho homo of Charles Rocky,
of 3J1 Wayno avenue, yesterday after- 5
noon and stolen Jewelry and money total -of
JSO. Tho gai meter was smashed nnd i
$3 in quarters taken. Tho boys used a
knife to turn tho catch of a rear window. ',
They nre William Davis, 12, and Thomas I
Davis, 13, of tho rear of 4715 Pulaski
avenue: Tony Plcorll. 12. of 13 Went h. 1
field street, and Charles Schrenl, 13, of BtV
Wait rifirfl-vLI olMnl Th. .,....-. ... ...
.. ... .-........ ....... a..j tciu acilb to
tne iiousa or Detention.
Xbv Baton.
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April 10
April -i
TWO YEARS FOR RICH MOTORIST
Colonial Motor Company's President
Convicted of Killing Woman.
BALTIMORE, June 2.-James Walsh,
president of tho Colonial Motor Company
and heir of an estate valued far up In
the thousand j, nas sentenced yesterday
to two years In the penitentiary, under
his plea of guilty to an Indictment charg
ing manslaughter ln running down with
his automobile and killing Mrs. Annie
Mel. Seymour on tho night of March 12.
Judge Bond, in the Criminal Court, In
passing sentence upon Walsh, said that
he could see little difference between the
disregard of motorists for the safety of
pedestrians nnd n deliberate Intention to
kill. The Court ruled out. with little
comment, the plea of Walsh that he was
n sufferer from nervous trouble, which
had impaired ills mentality. Walsh, who
is 29 years old, received the sentence
without a tremor and was taken to the
penitentiary.
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