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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
THE SATURDAY CLUB.

Mrs, Joseph Il. Bradner, of 267
Broad street, will entertain the Satur-
day Club next Saturday afternoon at
her home. Mrs. John Fl. McCracken
will speak on Scientific Agriculture"
in connection with Natural Resources"
Miss Margaret A. Reid will deliver an
address on Irrigation. the Redemption
of Swamp Lands and the Reservoir
SYSTEM
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
E%NTERTAINS CLUB.

Miss Elastine Seitz, of 246 South
Seventh street, entertained the Cur
tomis Literary Club yesterday at her
home. 1.-THE Hawthorne School of
Novelists" was the subject of discus
sion. Mrs. John H. Schmidt and Mrs.
Warren wero in charge. Luncheon
was served preceding the program.
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THEATRE BENEFIT.

A great many tickets have been sold
for the benefit performance of THE Cal
of the North i'll which Robert Edesoi
Is starring. Monday night, December Is
in the interests of the Home for
Criprled Children. It is likely that the
affair will be a great. financial as wei
as social success. Among those who
have secured boxes are j. Herbert Bal
Iantine, DIR. Joseph FeWsmith, Mrs
Christian Stengel and Mrs. Henry
Young, jr.
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coEyS TO GO ABROAD.

J. Smiley Coey. of 1876 Broad street,
win sail for the British Isles on the
Baltic December %. He will be accom-
panied by the Misses Coey, who will
make a visit of several months with
relatives in Ireland, Scotland and Eng
land. Mr.. Coey will return in February
or Marcl.
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COLLEGE GIRLS TO BE FETED.

Entertainments during the holidays
are planned for Miss Florence Hague,
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth
j.. Hague, who is at present in Smith
College, and Miss Dorothy Clark.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark,
of Clinton avenue, now at Wellesley.
Both of the young women will return
to their homes here shortly for the
holidays.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
To Polish a Brass Bedstead.

1t is always difficult to get brass that
has been once neglected right again,
but with repeated cleanings by this
recipe 7 hope you will manage it. Rub
two pieces of bath-brick together, SO
as to procure a fine powder. Mix this
into a paste with parafin, and we'll
scour the brass, and polish with a
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
MRS. OGDEN'S AT HOME.

Mrs. James Lawrence Ogden gave the
second of two "at homes" at her resi-
dence. Lincoln Park, yesterday after
noon. Miss Charlotte Smythe. OF Ire
land, assisted in receiving, and at the
urns were Mrs. Zachariah Belcher, MISS
Eleanor Jenkinson, of MorristoWn, ana
Mrs. E. Martin Phillippi.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
MRS. LAMBERT's CARD PARTY.

Mrs. Asher Lambert gave a bridge
party at her residence in Johnson ave-
nue yesterday afternoon. There were
fourteen tables. The games We're pre-
ceded by a luncheon, at which the deco
rations were red and green, with shaded
ca~ndelabra and clusters of holly.
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WOMAN,s CLUBS CHRISTMAS.

lar Christmas social Monday night, De-
cember %, at the clubrooms, 951 Broad
street. A social and dance were held
in the clubrooms last night. Miss Min
ME Schoeck and Miss Irene Rogers
were in charge.
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AUXILIARY FARCE.

The members of the young ladies'
auxiliary to the Whatsoever Circle of
Kings Daughters are arranging to give
a farce some time in January. in which
all of the roles will be taken by girls.
The title of the little play is The Su-
perior Sex and the performance will
probably be given in Wallace Hall.
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BENEFIT AT THE NEWARK.

Newark society members are looking
forward to the performance of Girls
at the Newark Theatre, Monday night,
for the benefit of the Babies Hospital.
Almost all of the tickets have been
sold, and a substantial sun will be
added to the hospital fund. The mem
bers of the various committees have
worked faithfully for the affairs sue
cess, and now they are receiving their
reward in the praise Of all interested
in this most worthy charity.
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ASSISTS AT TEA.

Mrs. Francis w. #. stiles, of Shrews-
bury, formerly of this city, is assisting
at a tea which is being given by Mrs.
David H.. McAlpin. sr., of as West
Fifty-eighth street, New York. Mrs.
Henry Knox, of New York, a daughter
of Mrs. McAlpin, is also assisting in re-
ceivlng.
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NN e o. ~ ~ 4
Cleaning Silver Filigree.

Small bonbon dishes. fern plates and
all silver filigree articles can be quickly
cleaned If scrubbed with an old tooth
brush dipped in washing powder that
has been made into a paste with liquid
household ammonia. Do not attempt to
wipe 1t off. but let it remain until dry,
then brush vigorously with a soft
bristle brush. This will clean every
creyice.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19

The program included Dvorak's quartet
in F major, the ~canzonetta from Men
delssohn's quartet in q Hat major, two
movements from dc Bussy's quartet in
q minor and Schumann's quartet in e
Hat major. There was a large audi
ence.
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2 KINSEY'S TEA.

Mrs, William A.. Kinsey, of ~ South
street, will give the tea at her residence
for which she recalled the invitations
for December 2. h guests OF honor
will be Miss Edith Dickinson. MISS
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
YOUNG WOMEN's BRIDGE.

Bridge will be played at a card party
to be given by Miss Murphy and Miss
Florence Gilmore Murphy at their resi-
delce Monday afternoon.
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John MILTON"

"John Milton will be the subject dis
cussed next Monday afternoon by the
Forest Hill Reading Club, which will
meet at the home of Mrs. William ID.
Sinnock, go Heller parkway.
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MISS MMANUs TO ENTERTAIN.

Miss Gertrude McManus will enter
tain at whist at her home, 2o3 Third
street next Wednesday afternoon.
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WOMEN MAKE ADDRESSES.

Mrs. Addison B. Poland and Miss
Susan Milne were the speakers yester-
day at the meeting of the Ray Palmer
Club. Mrs. Seymour Tucker presided.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19

Cold turkey "tidbits' al be ground
in the meat chopper. moistened with
stock and packed With whole cooked
~cranbcrries in a crock. Cut into slices
this makes a good luncheon dish
Hard boiled eggs. chopped, can be add
ed, and gelatinc preserves the shape OF
the cut slices.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
LEAP YEAR DANCE.

One of the last leap year dances of
the season will be given by Miss Ger
trude Steiwald n Miss Mabel Heller
in the West End Clubhouse Tuesday
night, December 90.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
MISS BRANGS'S WHIST.

Miss Edna Brangs entertained at
bridge last night at her home, 1856 Rose
VILE emu
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
VISITING IN PHILADELPHIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Snyder, jr.,
of this city, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. II. Harris, of Philadelphia. 4.
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To ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE.

Mrs. Horace S. Osborne will entertain
at bridge at her residence in Orchard
street Friday afternoon, January s.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
VISITING AT ATLANTIC.

DIR. and Mrs. Edgar Holden, of Cen
trail avenue, are guests at the st.
Charles, Atlantic City.
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TO BEAUTlFY The HOME

leather. If the bath-brick Is seraped
off with a knife instead Of being ground
together, the powder will be coarse, and
consequently the brass viii be
scratched.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19
AUNT MATTY'S MENU

SUNDAY-BREAKFAST.
Oranges
Cereal with cream
Minced steak Baked potatoes
Rolls Coffee
DINNER.
Bouillon Bread SUCKS
Roast chicken, cranberry sauce
Mashed potatoes
Celery Cheese
Sponge cake
Coffee
SUPPER.
stuffed eggs with cheese
Saratoga chips Olives
Orange and date salad
Chocolate layer cake
Tea
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English Plum Pudding
To Freshen Furs

If your furs have been rubbed or crushed while in their sunme quar-
tors the best way to feshen them is to brush with a clothes brush that has
been dipped in cold water II then shaken as dry as possible. Brush the
wrong way. then shake thoroughly and, dry in the open air. beating occa-
fonany with Il stick. Some kinds of fur need Ito be conbed dry, but it must
he carefully done, or the hair will be combcd out in the process.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-12-19

Select large and perfect prunes. Wash well in warm water. steam one
hour n then remove the stones. Stuff with fine chopped English wanuts
and a little powdered sugar. Fill them full, shape nicely and roll IN pow
dered sugar. They are better If made a week before using. This is a de-
hclous dessert pr conection inexpensive and healthfuL
English Rum Puadng
One pound rasns. IN pound currants, n cup finest brown sugar. two
cups dried bread crumbs six eggs, n pound finely chopped suet three
ounces mixed candied peel rd II two lemons, ne ounce nutmeg (ground),
one oun cinnamon, halfpnt cooking brandy. one cup -four. stir in the
brandy after mixing the dry ingredients, butter and -four the pudding
cloth, tic it down tightly and closely. Boil four oil five hours. Serve with
brandy sauce-haR cup sugar M tablespoon -four piece of butter size of a
small egg, n ID a half cups of hot water little nutmeg Add a wine
glass o. brandy when ready to use.
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Useful Home Hints for
Busy Esser housewives
Stuffed Prunes

q. ENcs au1NyzN - ~ NN.4aNsAaN*SMX-Ns
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FINDS SEAM
 OF GOLD
NEVADA LABoRER TAKES sHEI. TER FROM STORM AND DIS
 COVERS 4 FORTUNE.
NJ geet's Special Service.

Nrgeet's Special Service.
 RENO NeV-. Feb lI-Artbaf GaIa. d laborer teok shelter from t ,fofm recently hctr aud while hidHr b4- heath all ovcrhansing roek h" dlseee- err a strinecr of quartz which |. rich that il locks Iikc il golden set.
 1hs " scovrry was made in th. o5s- @rt about l2 miles south "f this city G.lc was dead broke at tho time. ttt today h. may he eIasssd among n. wcalthiest men of tho West.
 The striugcr is three inches wide and probably is the richest eyer found. in many places chunks taken from it can bc sold as pure nuggets. and Hs lucky owner needs uule ta Hs,- .t ham mcr and sell il out as a p5-frs mHn sells slices of cake.
 He has had shack erected uear the spot and never goos morc man d few wards from his treasure.
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coUNcIlmEN OPPOSED
 TO MENDING BRIDGE

When the question of repairing Snake river bridge came up for discussion at last nights meeting of the city council. Councilman Breeding stated that he is opposed to the proposed work
 The mayor said he believed that the Alaska road commission. with the large appropriation just received. would. no doubt. meet the expense of repairing as the bridge is the only way by which travellers going from the city can reach the roads constructed by the government. Just then Councilman Chilberg electrified his listeners by suggesting that the channel of Snake river be changed. so that the famous stream might follow a straight way to Boring sea. Were this done, the councilman believed that small bridge could be erected further up stream where tides will cease from troubling and the piles will be at rest.
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npnlNANnE
 REDIvlvUS

lt wa- #HeuH,sa af Gazt a=st== HieeaHe If lae cliv sa4.eI far ..# .ar, fmuu. tehru,ur ar#.#a h' hrnughf ar u th, H.>t H#-ar= for dt-euesieH
 The ordHuHc. Froyid. faF a,#fs# eulation of the rates raH--- ay ta telephone company. and mad li-,uz-iou for a bong tH. a-t 4uer mul laid over Ma thlp.l- uoi Che father Na- tae rrteaa =al- porter of it sad made several Hgr., attacks ou what he Wa= rl-H-ea f4=sa= the er-rHg H4H-pply
 Suddenly mu game. and Hthua more was hcare 1HH last night when duins a pause H lhe couue.lmsmr efa- qucnec. AIr CHfhrrg sal -traieft uf and, seemingly zuamised 3t hi= oan ..4- spiralion. said
 Say. I thoueht tberc wa some sust of an ordinance about telephones or something What Has happened ta T.
 After a few mof- words it uss He- cidcd to hriug thr semi-defma. ta.lfr.
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OFFICIALS APPOINTED
 FOR f00- MILE RACE.

The following officials have been ap- pointed to serve during the big lO0- mile race which comes off February l3. II and 15.
 Master of CeremOnies.-Ed. F. Hill.
 Judges-P. D Overfleld, E. O'Reilly. F Cowden.
 Starters-Capt. Baldwin. c. Code.
 Timekeepers.-J. c. Gaffney. II. Ha- gen. G. l.. StraWman.
 Clerks of Course-Geo. Diamond. A Baldwin, Lieut.. Cummings
 Marshals of Course.-Geo. Sesnon.J. L. Woodson.
 No ropes will be used. but the track will be the same size as last year. 9 laps to the mile. and will be marked out by fixed posts.
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CHICAGO CRESCENTS
 BEAT NOME 3 POINTS

Az n" score shows thc contest was rla-e and sxaitiug For a time one caai4 u.l pick lle winner. but that lit- q. margin existed quit, a long time aud N#m@ -eemed 10 b. unable Co cut f, iava
 fHs eIslrarz' rram oas composed of S.Eaa- atermre. Mclutrre. Rurles. H5I>~a and Ralph Louru.
 MeGur rad,. four baskets. swann made four. aHd the remainder one each. nat counting the baskets uu fouls.
 Alderman KaprIemau. brother of Prank karrleman Of Che Nome Nugget. entertained tH. bass royalty at ban 4ast Previous |, the game he drove tHeu through this city in his automo- bil~ sad showed them all the points of interest
 The real name of tbe winning team Is tte Crescent Five IL belongs to Evanston. where the match was play rd. and which Is r mlire from Chicago.
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Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Feb. H. Because Delegate Galc and Congress man Sulzcr have lost all hope of pass ing thc Alaska territorial bill. recently introduced. they are now engaged in drawing up new one of a very madi- fled character
 The new bill provides for a sort of small advisory council which would h" composed of two representatives from each judicial division. The gov crn"r would have the casting vote in case of q tie. It's principal work would
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Nuggets Special Service.


 'HI6\sp E.h lf Aff.r one af ts, -a.al.=. a.-u.z u aa rar basketball a.-tar nl iG# THE.d States. fha rhfs#- sf stszuear-. f#~ champions. tear rH, N Is srs= af Nea.- .t=f evening Bv {. ---.a- -f -.i ta zr
 ~ teaa,. se4eeA Hlu. lhr -saI- an- rarfo hold t.a remupusair t .a. l'Hi.sa Stale aa ,'aaade rar Hns aaa Hua championship er Nw.H NucrI.a hf=HefislI near= th- .Wri-e-h.p aC t.- world
 rmt Hs si-5t,r- did,.at win Is uar @H.=t..a. a6aIal,s a.s their fart Th. Warsla -fur. represents ,a~ Ir4HIae af f.a. fl.s~ towards an.. -id,. during af U.-u7rt-f nom.nt. Hut tho Nola- b"s feel shg aHay Htes# aIl tHa honor fhat tmE could possibly expect when tary remember tHe record of fhr irata the> N.,. rIayIus against and taa fact that fh ham" trau a.t- playing u tts own h4tt
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TO SWEAR
 DEPUTIES
MARSHAL PERRY AT FAIRBANKS ORDERED TO PROTECT SPIKE
 BREAKERS. Nuggets Special Service.

WASHINGTON. h. C.. Feb. H.
 Marshal Perry of the Third judicial division of Alaska has just received or ders to swear in enough deputies to protect the strike-b breakers from Seat tle. while they are en route between Valdez and Fairbanks.
 Rum0rs have arisen that an attempt would be made by the striking miners of the Panama creeks to modest the strike breakers on the trail between Valdez and Fairbanks. and steps are being taken to prevent bad work. The department is watching the matter carefully.
 If necessary. soldiers will be sent to Fairbanks from Fort Gibbon.
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EAGLES RECoMmENcE
 WEEKLY DANCES FEB. 20

on February 70 thc Eagles will re- commence their enjoyable weekly dances and will continue them for the remainder of the season.
 A grand masquerade ball will be given March II. when some special features of q most surprisingly pleas ant kind will be introduced Several prizes will also be given. and the af- fair will he an unique one amongst it's class.
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GALE IS
 HOPELESS

hc to recommend the kind ef con gfessional legislation needed for the district
 The bill gives power to the governor to appoint United States commission CTS. and provides for the increase of the power of the governor and the de- crease of the power of The judges. The council would have power to pass laws in minor matters. but could not en- tor into the liquor question.
 Cal" stated today that the modid- cation of his former demands is his only hope.
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;.. :: r s :: :: 2: F $: :! ,.- .- :: :: 2. ,: :" ;. See Miss Rcunie. daughter of 2. :: Annie Black. in the Thaw at Sis Z. :: co.'s. the swellest fairy that eyer < :s kicked snow on an Arctic trail :: 7 Why. she'd make a Madonna get Z 7 right down out "f it's frame and = z hide. So says the Flying Dutch .e 2: man at the Dobbs show oI the < :: 22nd. z
 &x%x* E r
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GuGGS ARE
 CAREFUL
HUNDRED THAT THEY WILL GO SLOWER IN ALASKA R. P.
 BUILDING
Nuggets Spec al Serace-

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frost af t#. nights tzs frozen and era=ted tha surface
 Each r,erv depands rr1a r7uHIgs Sa#ftta H tme tr cat.= att44a.l which Will f,tve for Va#az March la
 The confidently exrset fa H,#.a Nome towards the end "f tae same month sH. Fairbanks
 The Kindness of thu Nome N8ssH 3n tIe matter is tharouaHl appreciated
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PoUNDMASTER WILL
 GO TO WORK AGAIN.

Poundmaster Widlund was directed last night by the city council to be- gin work once more next Thursday at 6 a. m. His work this time will be directed against the horses which have been let loose in such numbers on the streets during the poundmaster's holi- days that some councilmen believe the lives of women and children are en- dangered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11

of overcoming them. They afr net ignorant of the conditions which pre- vail in Alaska aud Siberia.
 Before beginning preparations for the event. they took particular pains to become acquainted atth everything. Tn" great wide pneumatic wheels pr tho autos, they believe. eaH travel over the Snows of late March. Arrn and carly May. during the hours when th,
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ST. VALENTINES PARTY.

fac nleu.rhrs ef lhe Kvs4ayah koz- st Will entertain aa fridar, February IL at ? I'.n nl.. at the club rooms. Pfo- sre@Sft, hearts aill he played uaud- s"nc first second ana boohy prizes. All friends ana cordially invited Ad- mission 50 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-11
CARNEGIE'S SECRETARY
 WRITES ABOUT LIBRARY

Al the city council meeting last night Was read letter which had been sent to Miss Gilmcr of the Nome public schools by Andrew Cancgic's secretary, and in which it was declared that the necessary funds for the cstab- lishment of library will hc forthcom- ing should the condition in Nome be favorable
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TO ARREST
 BANKER
OTHER BANKERS FEAR MORSE WILL GIVE AWAY THEIR
 SECRETS.
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets opecIaI oeTVIce.
 NEW YORK. Feb. l1-Bankcr Morse who was indicted recently for violation of the banking laws. will be arrested immediately on his arriva! from Europe.
 Many bankers in the eiry are quak- ing with fear that his testimony will result in exposing some of their work. and strenuous efforts are being made by them to prevent his return.
 Morse is expected to come back at any time and take his chances. as his permanent absence would mean the loss of a large amount of property which he may be able to save
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RACING AUTOMOBILES WILL START
 FROM TIMES BLDG, TOMORROW

Special to Nugget from New York
 Times.
 NEW YORK. Feb. I1.-Six ears are ready ta start tomorrow from the Times building on the international iace to Paris
 The time for thc send-om has been fixed at II a. ra., and il k expected that everything will be in readiness
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at that hour
 Huge crowds will come to the start ing point and special arrangements are being made by the police department to give a clear course to the racers. Tsc contestants are men who have made worldwide populations as autoistS. and they may be depended upon To face all difficulties with the determination
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ROCKEFELLER TO SECURE
 ALASKA INTERESTS

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SUSPENDS
 CONSTRUCTION
8ALLAlNE SAYS WORK ON ALAS kA-cENTRAL MUST AWAIT
 BETTER CONDITIONS.
Nuggets Special Service.

NuYYtts OptCIdI otFHICt
 SEATTLE. Feh- 1l-Mdjrt John Ballairc stated today that the work of extending the Alaska Central railroad would mol he carried on this season as the financial conditions which exist at the present time render the con tinuation of the w.rk inadyisahIc.
 He desires il to he distinctly under stood. however. that the suspension is merely temporary one and that the work will be prosecuted with rcdoubled vigor next Near.
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WANTS GOVERNMENT
 TO SUPPORT EsKimos.

Tho question of the half-breed child af Dick Eyers again came mp last night at ihe city council. and Lhe opinion of The e"uHeiimeH seemed to be that the federal authorities should take charge "f destitute iatiye children whose par -rt- have been placed in the federal J3I
 Tho mayor said the child should be taken care If by the federal authori- ties as the residence of its parents was at sonora. K miles beyond the limits to which the authority of the municipality extends
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EXCITING GAME TONIGHT.

ment George Grigsby will play Klein schmidt tonight at the Discovery. each man to play $50 points. A large crowd of enthusiasts will be present to watch the two champions.
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COPPER WENT UP
 SLIGHTLY YESTERDAY A, A,

NEW YORK Feb. 1.-The price of copper went up to 1sas cents yesterday. Ii seems to be unable to go as high as l4 cents or as low as l3 cents.