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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
srABs cOMRApE AFTER CARD GAME.

Gaetano congelo, 81 years old, of %
Garside street, was stabbed In the
right side Saturday night by Ferdi-
nand Del Blaso, 25 years old, Of Is Cut
Ter street. They quarreled over a game
of cards at Toby Rizzelo's saloon, IL
Garside street. Congelo was attended
10 by a physician and then sent to the
City Hospital before the police were
notified. Del Blaso in the meantime
escaped. 1t was said at the hospital
today that Congelo win cover.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
REVIVAL AT KNOX CHURCH.

Bradford Williams, a New York
Evangelist. will conduct a series of re-
vival services in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Kearny. beginning Wednesday
night; it will continue nightly until
night. March 6. The cottage
prayer meetings that have been held
in preparation for these services nave
been largely attended.
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CAUSED ROW AT WEDDING.
Pleads He Was Too Drunk to
Remember and Is Fined.

John Jodisick. rs years old. of 49,
Charlton street, was fined IS in the
Fourth Precinct Police Court today for
creating a disturbance at 81 Broome
street yesterday while a wedding festi-
val was being held. He said he was
pened. 1.-The bride told me to keep him
quiet or put him out" said Policeman
Lehman, land | did my best, but he
wanted to fight; so 1 called in the
regulars.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
FIRE BELL MAY WARN PUPILS.

The board of engineers of the Harri-
son fire department met yesterday and
decided to meet with the school gov
eminent committee of the Board OF
Education and confer on the latter's
request that the frebell be rung on
stormy days to inform pupils that
there will be no school.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
BELMONT ENDS FEUD
AT MRS. BURDENS BIER.
Especial to the Evening star.l

NEW YORK. Feb. 24.-The funeral
of Mrs. Williams Proudfit Burden, who
was Miss Natica Rives, n of the
Three Graces'' of the -Four Hundred,
was held from her Fifth avenue home
today. Her father, o. II. p. Belmont,
was one of the mourners. and became
reconciled at the bier of his daughter
with George L. Rives, the father of his
former wife, and mother of their child.
Interment will be made in the Burden
family vaults in Troy.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
OBITUARY.
ANDREAS DEOBALD.

Andreas Deabald, who died suddenly
Saturday, will be buried tomorrow in
Woodland Cemetery from his home. Is
Hunterdon street. He was born in
Mainz, Germany, about sixty years ago
and settled in this city at the age of 20
years. He was one of the Oldest MEM
bers of the Newark Turner Society and
a director in the Passaic Building and
Loan Association. A widow and two
daughters are the immediate surviving
relatives.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
$4,000 DAMAGES
ASKED, some ONE
DYED chin CHINO
Princess de MOntzlyOn Needs
That Much to ReCOmpense
b Loss of Dogs Prize.

Dog fanciers. especially among the
social set OF his city are greatly in
terested in the case of just who dyed
the famous Chin Chino, the champion
Chow Chow belonging to Marie de
Mercy Argenteau, Princess de Monty
lyon, well known here and living at
Tappan, n. Y.
A suit for $4,000 damages is now be-
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
CHRISTIAN WEDDING, ROSE;
BARBARIC, CHICKWEED.

Contrasted with the crude functions
of barbaric society, the wedding cere-
monies of our highly civilized and are
as an American beauty rose to a bunch
of chickweed.
No wonder. observes the Boston
Globe, brides and bridegrooms are
eager to rehearse it carefully. so as not
to mar its enchanting loneliness.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
HAD his BROTHER ARRESTED.

Brother against brother was exempli-
fed on Washington's Birthday in Har-
rison when George Head, who con
ducts a restaurant in North Fourth
street, caused the arrest of his brother,
Heny Head, 80 years old, no home. on
a charge of disorderiy conduct. Henry
was repentant when arraigned before
Justice Branegan and was discharged
with a reprimand.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
FINDS DEAL BABY ON DUMP.

The body of a female child was
found in a dump at the foot of Adams
street this morning by Henry Mott, of
232 oliver street. 1t was in a cracker
box and had apparently been dead only
a short time. County Physician Elliott
ordered 1t removed to Mullins morgue.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
BIG ENVELOPE MAN DIES.

ROCKVILLE, Conn, Feb. 24.-Will-
lam II. Prescott, vice-president of the
United States Envelope Company, and
one of the most prominent envelope
manufacturers in the country, died at
his home here early today. Mr.. Press
colt was over so years of age.
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JOHN W. FREEMAN.

Funeral services for John w, Free
man we're held Yesterday afternoon at
his late residence, 81 Sussex avenue.
Many veterans of the Civil Wa at
tended. He was a native of Newark
and is survived by a widow and six
children.
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JOHN M. UNDERWOOD.

The funeral of John M. Underwood,
who died yesterday at "A James street,
will be held Wednesday. Interment
will be made in Paramount Cemetery.
Mr.. Underwood was 6S years old. He
was the owner of the Paramount Rub
Der Company. A widow and four chill
dren survive.
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MRS. DUNCAN TO BE BURIED TUESDAY

The funeral of Mrs. Edward L. Dun
can, wro died last Friday at her home,
6 Pacific street. will be held tomorrow
afternoon. The interment will be made
in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Mrs. Dun
can was a Miss Grace w. Douglas.
She had taken an active interest in the
work of the New York Avenue Re-
formed Church for many years.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
STATE WATER BOARD
HOLDS CONFERENCE,
Especial 10 the Evening start

TRENTON, Feb. 24.-Morris r.
Sherrerd and j. Harry Bachelor, of
Newark, and the other members of the
State Water Supply Commission, con-
ferred with the Governor today con-
corning the establishment of a water
district and reservoir.
The Governor will look into the mat
ter and call another meeting in about
ten days.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
RECEPTION TO PRIEST.

The Misses McGovern, of 105 Davis
avenue. Harrison, gave a dinner last
night at their home to the Rev. Father
Henry Richter, Of the Order Of the Holy
Cross, New Orleans. A number Of
guests were present and the evening
wa enjoyed with vocal and instru-
mental music.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24
FOREsTERs' LEAP YEAR DANCE.

The fifth anniversary of Companion
Court Anthony, Foresters OF America,
will be celebrated with a leap year
dance at Irving Hall Friday night.
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GUESTS OF MRS. SHAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stark, Of Engle-
wood, are spending a few days with
Mrs. James v. Shand. of Devon street.
Kearny.
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NOTED CORPORATION LAWYER DEAD.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 24-W. ].
Knight, n of the most widely known
corporation attorneys in the West, is
dead of heart trouble, He was 70 years
old.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-24

Make IN your mind .iow that you viii in
crease your sales. Advertise in the STAR.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-01-17
BIG BALL GAMES
 ARE ON TONIGHT

bers of the organization competing.
 l. The organization winning the trophy the first year will become the temporary holder of the same until de- feated by a challenging team, at which time 1t will be placed in the temporary possession of said victorious team.
 ]. Any oreanzation winning the tro- php for two consecutive years will hold the same as their permanent property
 G. The trophies will be competed for in series of seven games, beginning with the season of 1908.
 T. Any team winning four out of the seven games will be declared the win ner of the series.
 s. The organization having tempo rary possession of the trophy will have the privilege of naming any hall or place in Nome where a majority of the played.
 g. Spaulding's rules on indoor base ball. except house rules agreed upon by the captains of both teams. TO- Organizations wishing to com pete must challenge subsequent to Jan. 1 (except 1908, when challenges will be accepted to Feb. D, and at such date that the series can be completed prior to April 15 of the same year. II. Any organization holding the trophy temporarily will be compelled to defend the same against all challenges at any time. provided such challenge is in accordance with the conditions named herein.
 12. No organization can challenge the temporary holder of the trophy more than once in a given season. 13. Not more than one game of base ball of a given series shall be played in any one week. unless mutually agreed between competing teams. 14. The captains of the competing teams shall choose the officials for the full series prior to the commencement thereof and such officials shall act | throughout the series unless a change is made by mutual agreement. 15. Any player who has competed ] for said trophy is restricted from play | ing with any other organization in l said season.
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Al LoMEN WRITES
 ABOUT A. B. TEAM

In u letter received today by Harry Lomen from his brother Alfred, the latter states that the team is kept to the grindstone outside and compelled to keep in condition.
 The hour for rising was d. m. From 9 to II a. m. they practiced. as they did also from to 10 p. m.
 They had Sunday only to themselves, but even on that joyous occasion they had to go to bed at 10 D, m. like naugh- ty kids.
 Alfred says they have improved won derfully. He thinks good coach makes q mighty big difference, and that Swan is not only a good coach, but a good fellow. The game has changed considerably since he came to Nome he says. It is now much more open and the forward pass is used more fre- quently.
 The universities do not play in the west as Al saw the game played back In Minnesota. but what the team did not know 1t was being quickly taught.
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The third basket ball game of the series for the Shaw Brewster trophy between the Y. M. C. A. and A. E. and the first base ball game for the Her mans Grobe trophy between the owls and A. B's, will take place this even ing at A. B. hall. and deep interest is being taken in the events by the public.
 The basket ball game will undoubt- edly he one of the most interesting in the history of local sport. In the last match, which took place last Satur- day night, the A. E. team succeeded in beating the Y. NJ. C. A. boys by one measly point. Since then the Chris tians have worked faithfully to ensure to be theirs. The A. E. men have worked to avert disaster. Tonight will tell the tale.
 Both sides will be careful to put their best men on the floor. Both are de- termined to win. Big money has been placed on both. of course. the Broth crhood think themselves invincible. but in all probability the Christians will turn a few trcks tonight with the globe that will make the erstwhile champions wonder how it happened.
 And the Owls believe that something more than the team which beat them before will be required to repeat the trick. Some of them think they ought to win, and there are others who be- lieve they have reason to think so.
 There will be a big crowd to wit ness the games. As only two will be played. the admission fee has been re- duced. They will. however, be the two games of the season par excellence, and the enthusiasm is bound to be great and contagious.
 The following are the conditions un- der which the base ball trophy, recent ly offered by Hermans & Grobe, are to be played:
 1. The base ball trophy shall be known as the Hermans- Grobe trophy
 2. The trophy may be competed for by any amateur athletic organization in Alaska.
 3. The players comprising the con testing teams must be bona fide mem-
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MIKADO'S PROCL
 TO HAWAIIAN SUBJECTS

caused tine greatest excitement and en- thusia4m, and was the sigma! for the greatest display of fireworks in tn" history of Hawaii
 The little brown men are walking with proud and lofty bearing; the Americans are gathering in corners and ominiously whispering. All the war talk has been revived. and the au- thorities in Washington have been ad- yised of the mikado's proclamation and of the fears of the local govern ment that another such demonstration on the part of the Japs might precipi tate a race war in the islands. They point out that the natives and the Chi n"sc are united in a strong sentiment of hostility against the laps.
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HONOLULU - "SroulG an emer- gency arise, offer yourselves courage uusly to your beloved country and thus guard and maintain tre prosperity of our imperial throne"
 These were the words with which the emperor Of Japan saluted 10000 of his objects now resident in the Ha- waiian islands, in reply to birthday salutation from them. They have caused no little commotion throughout the islands, and Americans are asking what the mikado can possibly be re- ferring to when he speaks of an emergency"
 The Japanese, however, seem to find no stumbling block in the words. The reading of the mikado's proclamation
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ARM IS
 BROKEN

owing to the sliPperN condition of tho sidewalks Mrs.i Fred w. DashleN is now suffering from a broken arm.
 The lady was wapln4 ou the side walk near Mucllei's io0"lrN store about D. m today when the trcachrr- ous condition of the ground caused her to fall Her arm is broken near the wrist.
 She was conveyed tp hcl home, where she is under the charge of Dr. Mustard.
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HENEY
 HOPEFUL

SAN FRANCISCO. via Dawson. Jan. 26 Prosecutoi Hency said today that hc will experience no difficulty in convicting Ruef and Schmitz on th" charge of bribery.
 He believes the tw" men have no chance whatever to escape the peuitsn- tiary.
 No matter how many loopholes they may find" he saij. 'thoy will alwaYa discover after getting through one that there is another barrier before them Just one such barrier will b" enough to keep them i'm"
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SHAKING 4
 BEACH TRAIL

Men of the road commission are at work today stalking tiie trail along the third beach line.
 II will be stakod f 1m Little creek to Mcdonald or. aftogethcr t distance of seven miles.
 well defined trail i- felt by the men of the beach line. and much good will re- suit to them from the work
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BARTLETT WILL BE TRIED
 HERE FOR STABBING LOWELL

Percy Bartlett, who stabbed Jack Lovoll g. times last Christmas morn Ing at Disakaket has been bound oyeI to await the action of thc grand jury and win be brought to Nome for trial
 Jack Lowell. the man who was
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! II. Brand and Paul Kiegstad, who arrived today from Canes creek, state that William Hunter who recently made the strike in the bottom of Canes creek on fraction between and 10, banned out $1,60O in a couple of weeks In one pan ne found q s37 nugget The claim Is not on the creek proper but is in the bed between the benches and is only seven feet to bed
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the mobs last night further than to send large bodies of police and squad rons of mounted troops to march with them through the city.
 Several disloyal shouts were raised at intervals. and even the emperor himself was not spared from loud voiced denunciations but the troops were content to prevent rioting and let the motley crowds roar themselves hoarsc.
 Among the leaders of the mob were several women who have headed the
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SOCIALISTS DEMONSTRATE:
 WANT SUFFRAGE FOR W0MEN

suffrage movement. Some of them are members of prominent houses and their heads in the attempt to place their sex on the same footing as those whom they are pleased to call 'mascu- line tyrants."
 The name of suffragettcs, first used in London. has been applied to the wo- mon agitators hero and promises tu stick.
 The socialists express the determine tiou to continue demonstrating.
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PANNED $l,600 FROM THE
 BOTTOM OF CANES GREEK

the distance 10 the new camp from Kaltag is 1G0 miles
 Bake arrived at Canes Dec. 26. after trip of thirty two days.
 Officers Busy.
 The marsuaT- and recorders offices aso uice ones. and the latter is kept busy, but tho work is being transacted most smoothly and satisfactorily. and tAe manner If doing 1t E quite up to date
 Only One Death.
 only one death has occurred in the new camp. and that one occurred to a squaw wuo was the wife of a white man.
 The weather on tho trip was fine and not storm was encountered until the mushors arrived on the return trip at cantankerous Bluff. where they got something of d shaking up.
 From Dee. 2G to Jan. the thermom- otcr registered between 40 and 50 be- low. but the travellers had no mishap. and Mr Brand says he gained ten pounds on the trip. They were only 7I days out altogether.
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Made Trip in Fifteen and Half Day.
ENTERTAINMENT OF FLEET:
 STARTS AGAIN JAN. g

The officers were banquctcd last night by the city authorities. and one of the most brilliant scenes ever wit messed in the city took place. Al tho reception hundreds of Rio Janciro'+ women attended. beautifully dressed
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Ophir Promising.

Gold k now being found on Ophir creek in good quantities. con Canes creek all the pay k found on bedrock, but on Ophir prospects are found all the way through the gravel
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Nuggets Special Service.

BERLIN, via Dawson, Jan. Is. - once more the socialists of this city demonstra ted last night, and 10000 men paraded the streets in solid mass
 The treason for the demonstration was the refusal of the Reichstag to which the socialists of the whohe em- pirc had concentrated their energies The authorities did not interfere with
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stabbed, k alive and progressing flaw orably and will probably recover.
 J. II. Brand and Paul Kjegstad, who arrived today from Canes creek, via Disakaket, helped to dress Loyelrs wounds. In their opinion there seems to be no danger of fatal termination,
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Nuggets Spec Service.

RIO JANElItO, via Dawson. Jan. 16 The officers and men of the United states fleet have been royalty enter tain"d here by the citizens and tho public men of the country.
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Confident of Camp.

Mir. Brand says he believes that tn" future of the new district will be a bright one and that 1t will certainly make q camp.
 owing tu want uf pro visions not much work has been done, but many are burning or thaWiug down and find ing good prospects all over
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PlCKLED PORK
 i2e POUND

We are selling en excellent grade of pickled pork at 12c per pound. Is worth considerably more-but we have lots of 1t; do not care to carry 1t over. and so offer it at price that will move the stock.
 A R C H E R, E w N c C C O. ARC x E R, z W l N O q c o.
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operators to confer with the miner with a view to adjusting the ditlic,ute' between the two parties.
 The strike trouble has not by any
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SOCIAL.

The Sons of the North will hold their regular semi-monthly social for mem bers and friends at their club rooms Saturday night, Jan. IS
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The officers of the army and the off cials of the government and city wore full dress uniforms, as did of course the officers "f the American fleet.
 The hatthships will leave this port ou January .3.
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SOCIAL FEB. 19.

The big social of the Pioneer Society. Igloo No. I, will take place February l9, not February 10, as misprint caus- rd it to be said
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FAIRBANKS unI0N INVITES
 OPERATORS TO CONFERENCE

means been settled, and the camp still suffers to some extent in consequence.
 The invitation to the operators was issued this morning, and some good is expected to result.
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BIG MAIL
 ARRIVES

Four hundred and sixty pounds of outside mail arrived today in charge of Eric Johnson
 IL Was divided into 400 pounds of first class and 60 pounds of second class.
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PlcKlED BEEF
 7e POUND

This Is first-class in every particu- lar but we are Hong on pickled meat' and sell it low in order to attract at- tention to this and other bargains al- ways to be found at our store. Also have pickled pork sausage, 15c per pound.
 A R c H E R, EW NG q c O. 4 R c H E R, 6 W NG ( C O.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.

Entries for the big 14-inch balk line billiard tournament at the Discovery are now open. Valuable trophies. No entrance fee Register now. Entries close Jan. 31, 1908.
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CHALLENGE
 WINNERS

The Fort Davis Base Ball team is- sued today. through Frank Grobe, challenge to the winners of the Series of games now taking place between the Owl team and the A. B. team for the Grobe Herman trophy. accepted.
 Yes-reai skating again. Galloway Rink re.opens Saturday.
 The old Italian and Swiss wines. ports and sherrIes at Nestor's.
 owsst Cider at Tea Store.
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Nuaqet's Special Service.
 DOME CITY. Panama, Jan. l6. - At a meeting of the labor union held here last evening it was decided to ask the
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one prospect of l5 cents was found by one man at depth of l2 feet, al- though bed rock had not been roach"d. Gold in Pups. The country is wooded and the un- dergrowth is thick The benches of Canes are 70 to 75 feet In height and all the pups running into the main creek carry prospects. It is thirty miles in length, has 5s claims below discovery, and at least 49 above.
 Nome People, Sitter and Fisher on No. l2 are burn ing down and have built a nice cabin.
 Rams Petersen has been occupied quite a long time having his provisions hauled to tn" creek, and all his stuff has not yet been handled but he has begun sinking He holds all the claims from 1 9to 9e abov" inclusive and also IS below.
 Made Trip in Fifteen and a Half Days.
 The two mushers made the journey from Nome to Canes creek in fifteen and one half days and returned in six teen and one half days. They say that
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Blatz Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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owsst Cider at Tea Store.