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The Irish standard., 1897-10-30

Quotations are:
ChlckeEs-
Springs, Id ........,.. .................. GiaQJ
liens, Id ......... ............ A'aT...
Turkeys
Mixed ......... ............. .......... SiaQD...
Ducks
Mixed cucps ............ .......... 5000. Z o..
NEAI1--The market continues steady and
strong. Receipts are moderate and the de-
niand good. No change Thursday.
Fanci .............. ....... ............ Ti4QI S
Thin or over weight Observation-Disclosures. 5,sdr 6,a
MtTrON-rherc Is II good demand for fancy
medium weights at quotations. Thin or
weight stock is easy and not In much request.
Lambs of fancy quality are c,eaning up readily
ut quotations.
Quotations are:
Mutton. fancy, medium weight ....... q GU
Thin weight Observation-Disclosures. A 81.
I,uSEs l.,
sIn ,..s lambs. fair to good ............ @
HoGs-l.ight receirts are IL. feature or the
market. Sentiment is fairly strong. Light
weights are In best request
Quotations are:
Light. clean .................. 05
Stays une-t third on.
GAME-conmon ducks weak and lower
Prairie chickens. drawn and undrawn, are In
good demand and higher.
Quotations for No. i stock l'oor stock
has to be sold at once for what 1t will bring.
Note.The season for handling prairie chickens,
woodcock. upland plover and grouse opened on
On quail partrdgee and pheasants the seasons
will open on October and continue until Decen,-
her !.
Woodcock' COZ 1894 90
The Irish standard., 1897-10-30

AND COARSE GRAINS.
l. Co. quote AS follows:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
THOUSANDS CELEBRATE,

With thankfullness their restoration
to health by the use of Hoods Sa-sapa-
rilla. Think of the vast army who
have been cured by this medicine-Men
women and children, who have suffer
ed the consequences of impure blood,
who have been the victims of scrofula
sores, eruptions. dyspepsia, nervous
ness, sleeplessness. They have tried
other medicines and have failed to OBJ.
tain relief. They tried Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and it did them good. They per-
severed in its use and it ACCOMPLISHED
permanent cures. Do you wonder
that they praise it and recommend it to
you?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10

OF III Fame-Jury Says not Guilty,
Last Wednesday Jennie Carlton
was before Police Magistrate Ollie
charged with maintaining house of
i'll fame, Ben Schwartz, proprietor Of
the -go-round down street, being
complaining witness. A few days pre-
viously Jennie had complained that
Schwartz had kicked the door of her
house down, but jury found Schwartz
notguilty. In the case against Jennie
Carlton, City Attorney Smith pro
secuted. Rice & Grihiths defend
ed. Jennie demanded to be tried
by jury of her peers which constitu-
tional right was granted. Numerous
witnesses were examined showing
that Jennie occupied the brick house
down on river front at the lower end
of Main Street; that the common re-
pute of the premises and inmates was
rather dubious, and other circumstan.
ces more or less damaging. But the
jury could not believe, from the evil
that Miss Jennie Carlton was associat-
ed with an institution such as the com
plant charged. The witnesses were
not at all clear and emphatic. Mr.. Ar
thur Phillips said he had visited the
house in casual way and saw Miss
Carlton there, but saw nothing snspic-
ious about the premises and really
could not guess what the character of
the place was. Whether he went there
for his mail or milk for the cat, he did
not state. Marshal johnson seemed
to labor under the impression that
there might be bad odor about the
establishment but knew nothing de-
famatory from experience. Ex-marshal
Schnabel testified that the common
repute of the defendant and the house
was unsavoTy, bnt that he had no per-
sonal knowledge except that Mayor
Gwinn had instructed him to order
some scarlet blinds taken from the
windows. He had visited the place
officially on several occasions but had
always been treated like a gentleman.
FIX, Marshal Maxey's evidence was quite
as vague. Schwartz testified that he
had been cordially invited by Miss
Jennie to come down and "spend some
money" but refuSed' on the score of
business depression in the merry-go-
round line. He said he had made
the complaint in the interest of gener-
al morality and social publication of
the town of Caldwell. The jury CON
cluded that the evidence did not war
rant a conviction and found verdict
of not guilty.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
BOB GEE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE,

Robert Gee of Montpelier, at one
time Bear Lakes representative in the
Idaho Legislature, tried to commit sui.
eide on Sunday last at his home. He
had taken to drinking again, and has
had trouble with his family. These are
the two causes that led him to the
rash act. He put revolver to the
right side of his face and sent a ball
whizzing through his head. 1t did not
kill him, but the bullet made its exit
through his right eye, completely des-
troying that optic. When told that he
might recover he expressed his regrets,
and said if he did he would repeat the
performance but with better accuracy.
We now await the second act in the
play.-Paris Post.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Blatchley, the Druggist
Ice cold soda water at Askeys.
Miss Lena Hesse has been quite ill
this week.
Miss Ora Reed Of Emmett is visiting
in the city,
Bicycle supplies at Askey's.
Mr.. Hart and family spent Monday
in the city.
Oscar Canter spent several days in
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Brown of Star
were in town Monday.
John t. Morrison and G. R. Shaw
were in Boise last Tuesday.
A. F. Rossi of Boise visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hedden Monday.
Miss Lulu brennan returned from
Jordan Valley Wednesday.
Bicycles repaired by Askey.
The 16 to 1, the best cigar on the
market, for sale everywhere.
S%sDr. T. H. Galloway of Boise, celebra-
ted the fourth in Caldwell.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cook went to Nampa
Sunday to visit her brother, F. A. Ran
DIAL
Mr.. Canter and family of Jordan
valley came up to celebrate the Fourth
and returned Thursday.
Misses Leila and Beryl Davis of
Nampa were the guests of Mrs. w.
W. Wood Monday and Tuesday.
Smoke the IS to 1 cigar. 1t is the
best made and cleanest cigar handled
in Caldwell.
Misses Nellie Jones and Cleo Lucas
went to Jordan Valley Thursday to
spend a few weeks visiting with the
Canter's.
The regular monthly services will be
held at the Baptist church tomorrow.
Preaching both morning and evening
by the pastor, Rev. NJ. B. Townsen.
Mr.. Cooper, an old timer of Boise
Valley, now a resident of Mountain
Home. spent Monday visiting with Mr..
A. E. Galloway.
A. Blackstock the enterprising young
young sheepman of Succor creek came
into celebrate the Fourth and attend to
business. He says he had a splendid
time.
George Little came in to celebrate
and glorify the Fourth. He was one
of the marshals of the day and most
attractive figure. Mr. Little says he
never enjoyed himself so well before.
Fresh candy and nuts at Askey's.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian Church will give dime
social at the church, Tuesday evening,
July 10, 1897. Ice cream and cake.
Everybody invited.
DR.. w. c. Maxey reports that the lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roadway
has the measles This is the only case
known in town. 1t is supposed to
have been contracted at Boise while
the little one was visiting there recent
ly.
Remember DR. Isham's elegant office
in the Caldwell Opera house.
Mr.. John brennan who is stock in
spectOr for Owyhee county celebrated
the Fourth here. He informed Trib-
une man that an Oregon sheepman re
fuses to comply with the law enacted
last winter respecting dipping and will
take the matter into the courts. Judge
Standrod of the Fifth District has held
that the law is valid, while Judge Piper
of the First District has held otherwise,
The present case will probably go to
the supreme court.
THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the public eye to-
day is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Therefore
get Hoods and ONLY HOODS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
in THE, POLICE COURT.

Jennie Carlton Charged With Keeping House
Of III Fsms-Jury Says not Guilty,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10

Drop US a line if you can't
get SchizziMg'S Best of your
grocer, or if you don't like
it and can't get your money
back.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco ga
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
Bicycles quick repaired by Askey.


Mr.. Powell, who is looking after a
Snake river mining enterprise near
Payette, has been in town some days. He
is connected with the people who built
the Williams dredge. Mr.. Powell says
high water has thus far interfered with
practical operations but he will soon be
able to go to work. He believes that
by careful management mining on the
Snake river can be made remunerative
as a legitimate business enterprise,
satisfied with a fair return on money
actually invested, but he does not think
S25, 900 invested will yield interest on a
capitalization of half million. Mr..
Powell discusses the subject from a
more reasonable view than any we
have heard dilating on the golden sands
of the Snake. 1t is hoped ne viii sue
coed.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10

THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the public eye to-
day is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Therefore
get Hoods and ONLY HOODS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10

The reason given why trains from
the east have been so irregular of late
is that the Oregon Short Line now has
so many connections to make that it is
impossible to run on schedule time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10
repaired by Askey.

A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Mr.. F. L. Keller's
50th. birthday, Friday week. A merry
crowd of about twenty assembled at
his home about o'clock, and after
spending few hours socially, tempt
ing lunch was served after which they
departed for home.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-10

VIII. Roadway has gone to San Fran
cisco and will be absent until the first
Of August.
The sun., 1897-09-06
Scranton on Sept ea, The men will meet in twenty

Scranton on Sept %, The men will meet in twenty.
round bout.
PONY" Moore, after short stay in this city will
go to San Francisco. Moore expects to some Of
up purse for fight between Mitchell and some
good man.
Although no date has been nxed. Charley McKrever
or Philadelphia and Tommy Tracey OF Australia Will
box twenty rounds IN san Francisco the latter part
OF this month. The match was made yesterday, and
the weight Will he AT 40 pounds.
Several warcrs were made in this city yesterday
the result Of tile contest between "kih " Mccoy and
Tommy RYAN. which Is to come on at syracuse next
"Wednesday night. number OF New Workers will
leave town Tuesday night TO see the mill.
It was learned yesterday that the match between
Eddie curry and Billy oDonne Is OF. at least for
the present. Fred Miller Oponneils manager. states
that ODpnnrll + ready to fight any He expects
10 arrhng' contest between Jim Glare of Long
Island and oDonnell. to be decided al GreenpOint
sept. II.
The future OF boxing In this city seems 10 he en-
rclopcd In ashroud Of mystery So far there Is only
on" club which ha' sgnihci Its intention OF opening.
That club T. the POLO A. G. The National, Arena and
broadway clubs seem be out Of IT alto ycthcr. Jim
Kennedy, who was matchmaker for the National
sporting club told Sun reporter yesterday that the
club Il thing Of the past. tho bull Ting In which
III" bouts took place has been sold. Kennedy added
that II l. likely that he will open the old Empire Club
at MaNpeth Long Island. next month
OthOse who have followed the meteorc career OF
Jack McAnnc AMI have seen him ris" from ohscurlty
fame the idea ~ his working his old trade ms
cooper In Brooklyn Is novel one. McAuline
has been working hard for the past two weeks
and Is taking the best OF care OF himself.
thinks that the only way TO nt himself for
hruisng battl" Is 10 pay strict attention 10 his
health. DR.. Ordway. who wants McAuline To meet
Tom Causer in London. said yesterday thnt n Ne
champion would he in England in a month. prepared
10 fight the Englishman.
The sun., 1897-09-06
Gossip or the Hnndban Courts.

The holiday will be celebrated by a series Of I'M
promptu matches at the brooklyn. Jersey city Man.
hattanvilic. and other local courts. At the frst-
named resort one OF the special features will bo
rubber In which Phil Casey and Peter Connolly will
Join forces against Jere Mcmahon and John Cogdns.
Nine spirited matches made up an enjoyable club
day" card at ManhattanvilI-. j. Fitzpatrick aud T.
McCaffrcy took the opening rubbrr from W. Braiy
and c. o Leary. ]. Shtucs and j. McCue outpoInted
J. Glynn and A. COOK. Tn. irrcpressible James
Falvey went in along with X. Shortcl and the pair
Sieman made II three straight against Joe agan and
h Leonard treated Peter DouOhuc in similar style.
There some Gle Sc and interesting matches at
and VI. Mcmahon beat Jere McMahon and ames Liidy
1921, 2l-l4. 2lr-2O. PM Casey and DR.. Smith
had uphill start with Jcre VI, Mahon and John
Coggus but struck their gait aft losing tw games
aud took the rubber. lS-2l. 2O-2l. 2l-l6. 2l-l4,
2l-0 Other successful scorers during the day were
John ODunncli, VI. Aeaghcr. J. Campbell. J. Cullum,
p Connolly and William Enus.
At the Jersey city court the " club day" regulars
turned up In force and furnished lively sport.
Charles rghe set the ball rollins by outpontng Mar
Tin Higgins after three close games John Egan and
ERan. and beat them Ii-2l. 2l-lB, 2l-l4 d.
Bruder and c. Frieder rather startled y Scott andE.
Fickc by holding them down Ia one game In a hot
rubber. l.. McSally and J. Morrissey had TO lower
their colors' to =. Brown and NJ Hunt.
and A. Cosgruve and II. Walsh went down
before Phil Dwyer and J. Flynn. James Garvcy made
gallant attempt to whitewash ohm Fleming and al.
Ellis. one OF the best games OF the day resulted in
a clean.cut triumph for James Flaherty and John
Egan who defeated y. Burns and NJ. Howley, l4--2l,
2l-lS, 2l-lD.
The sun., 1897-09-06
IMPORTANT GOLF EVENTS.
,oyE ATTRACTIrE ToURNAMBNTs
bVI VIDpIyGED FOR THIS MONTH

o.~spt.ir club Of Chicago tssuen From
w. 49,. Four.Dny ProErnmme-phiiadeip
.,rre, an Orsn scratch HVent-scores
xo,es or Interest from the Links.
p,,ladelphia Cricket Club extends a cor
al Invitation to amateur golfers to take part
" an ouen tournament. to bo held saturday,
~, II over the clubs course, at Wissahickon.
sI ~ tournament will he scratch ovent, at
~ al, holes, medal play. and will be open to
EHs ,oteurs Entries should bo addressed to
~ -. cr.sn Committee. Philadelphia Cricket Club,
.n.,S'.hicton Heights, Chestnut Hill, Phila.
,-.i, and must DO received prior to 10 o'clock
e'p" ~. norning of Saturday, Sept. IL. The code
W ~. United States Golf Association, save
u Wv r,odiaed by local rules, will govern the
sOmpetition. ---. IL, -,-
~ winner OF the tournament will receive a
,,.h,o cup and medal will be awarded to the
.Sn0,itor making the next best score; ties to
.'si,rea off on date to be determined by the
- Committee. Intending contestants de-
W., VI "a rl,y eighteen holes in the morning and
N, remaining eighteen In the afternoon Will
- =, favor by so stating when sending in
.S,,- entries, In order that ample provision may
I. made for luncheon. Play wfl begin at 10
VI hut contestants desiring to play the
E,,,v,six holes without intermssion may start
'.,.t.n2P. NJ. Tho competitors will be paired
4, the Green Committee.
r,,,;ohn. the assistant professional at tho
daley club will play match to-day with
Tnl,s Tucker. the ST. Andrews professional.
m. men OF the Warren County Golf Club
h,ld a handicap tournament last week. The
..rmary follows.
The sun., 1897-09-06
STOLEN GOODS RECOTERED.
In Possession OF Two NIcn who Had Beeu
Arrested ms Suspicious Charactera.

Two men who describe themselves as Thomas
Jones. 81 years old, OF Chicago. and Peter
Schwarz. 81 years old, OF 2l2 Pine street. Gin.
cinnati. were picked up on Saturday in the
Central Railroad yard at Communipaw by
Special officer John l.. Black. The men were
dressed in new suits of clothes, which didn't fit
them. and each Of them had a new valise and u
bundle. Black thought they looked suspicious
enough to be arrested. and he took them over to
the Gregory street police station. where their
effects were examined. The yalises and bundles
were found to contain clothing. necktieS, fur
nshing goods and jewclry. apparently the pro-
ceeds OF Il burglary. Chief OF Police Murphy
decided to hold the prisoners for a day or two.
Yesterday morning l.. V. Purcell who keeps n
general store at Phillpsburg, y. j., arrived in
Jersey City on the trail OF burglars who had
broken into his store the night OF Sept q
Purcell identified the goods found in the pos
session OF Jones and SchwarZ as his property.
The prisoners will be turned over to the Phil
lipsburg authorities to-day. The property 10
valued at $500.
The sun., 1897-09-06
PRELIMINARY ROUND.

s.mtrinsi Round-McLeod beat How ard. mp and
onlay; Bidwcn beat Norton. Jr.. up and to
NAV, Knowiton beat Harris, up and to play.
rln,l.-Bhwel beat Knowlton. 3 up and 4 to play
Mcleod beat Bidwell. up
Although play at Tuxedo begins on Sept. 90.
the Onwentsia Golf Club of Chicago hopes to
i,ye large representation OF Eastern players
N ib forthcoming contests. The following is
The full order OF the tournament:
Monday Sept 2O,-lO A. NJ, Ravinoaks Cup pre-.
uuinary round ls holes, medal play; players
h,tnE eight best qualify TO play for cup Mt
nstch play. p. NJ. Ravinoaks Cup. frst round
match play. IL holes. p. NJ, Driving Compe.
ton; carry test of three balls; open to all anna
hun; prize silver mounted tankard.
Iuesday. Sept. 2l-iU A. NJ. Walden Cup, hrst
round, foursomes Is holes, match play: II more
han eight pairs enter. this round will be medal play
.oa pairs making best scores TO qualify to play for
eup At match play. II A. NJ, Governors Cup. first
found. medal play. holes.
wednesday. Sept. 22-l0 A. NJ. onwentsia Cup.
frsi round, med play. Is holes p. NJ. onwentsa
Cup final round medal play Is holes Score for this
Open Handicap medal play. Is holes; handicap linn
he'd TO is strokes open TO all amateurs; each con.
i,tsnt to furnish. with entry. handicap at home
tab prizes rst. silver cup; second silver flask
tPM, womens Driving Competition. carry OF best
dthree balls; prize. silver score card nolder
tnll round, match play. Is holes. p. NJ. Walden
cgp nnal round. fonrsomes. match play, IS holes
~ H.. Hamilton MCCORMICK Benedict cup. four-
pues, handicap medal play. IL holes: handicap
lnited TO "a strokes.
NEWPORT, Sept. 5.-The tournament of the
Newport Golf Club was brought to close yes
lsrdsy. W. B. Cutting, Jr.. won the Presidents .
Cup. and J. A. Stillman took the consolation
Prize. The attendance on the grounds was
much larger than on any previous day during
hf tournament.
The play was grand at times. and Cutting fur
l,Asd surprise by defeating Hartman of the
Isolwood Club.
NE scores for the final OF the Presidents Cup
The sun., 1897-09-06
BEAT HIS FATHER-I
Mccarthy Went to His Daughters Husband TO
Reprove Him FOR ni-TreatinE Her.

John Mccarthy, 73 years old. an inmate Of tho
Soldiers Home at Bath. went TO the home OF his
son.in-law, James Carr. at 743 Park avenue,
Williamsburg. on Saturday night and re-
preached him for not treating his wife properly.
Carr became angry and ordered his father-in.
law to leave the house. Mccarthy struck Carr
and the latter defended himself with a vegetable
dish, knocking Mccarthy unconscious. The
cries OF Mrs Carr brought a policeman. who
summoned an ambulance. McCarthy's wounds
were dressed and he went back to the Soldiers
he was arraigncd in tho Lee Avenue Police
Court yesterday Justice Kramer adjourned tho
hearing.
The sun., 1897-09-06
Mccoy wants to Fight Charlie, Mitchell.

BUFFALO. Sept. Skid Mccoy to-day posted
with James Walsh $1,000 forfeit for a match
with Charles Mitchell Mitchell's father'in'law,
Pony Moore. is expected here tomorrow, and
Mccoy wanted TO bo prepared for any challenge.
lie will fight Mitchell in Buffalo for purse and
% 900 a side he says. Mccoy. who Is in train
Ing at Woodlawn Beach. will go to Syracuse
Wednesday on the Empire State express for his
fight with Tommy Ryan. He sent two COM
missioners 10 Syracuse tonight with s.. 900 to
bet ON him AT the hest odds obtainabe. Mccoy
will weigh about 80 pounds when hG goes into
the ring lie did his last hard work to-day.
The sun., 1897-09-06
Situations atautrd-Males.

4 YOUNG MAN desires n position; steady and reli.
"a able; can furnish Al references; would like to
work for some mercantile house " here thore is some
chance OF adv ancrment Address THOMAS Il. DOW.
LING. H2 Washington ST., Brooklyn. " Y.
l'LECThlClAN. 10 years experience in dynamo
IL motor. and wiring work.
4. FALES. Sheepshead Bay. l.. /.
DOSITION as bookkceper nv young man 22 years
L OF age; well up on general oftice work; hrst.class
mathematician; can give good references ability
and character. Address
TEMPERATE. box I73 sun ONCE.
The sun., 1897-09-06
Gossip or the King.

Jack McAuline has been matched TO box ten rounds
with Mike Leonard at scranton on Sept, 80 The af-
fair will he at catchweghts
srS reporter learned yesterday that the old Union
Park A. c. which Is located at 33d street and Willis
avenue " i'll resume business again next month.
Bobby Dobbs and Martin Judge OF Philadelphia
have been matched To box twenty rounds at Scran-
ton on sept. IL. The weight viii he AZ 1870 pounds
Jack skeIly has matched Butler tho big colored
heavyweight, TO meet Charley Strong VI Newark %