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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02
STAND BY THE JOURNAL.

Friends of the University Of Idaho
should recall the many compliment
airy things said Of the University and
her students during the past year by
the Moscow Journal and then, with
blush Of shame upon their cheek, walk
into booth November 6 and there
show due appreciation by assisting in
the election of ticket that was gotten
up by the Moscow Journal for the ex-
press purpose of throwing public pat
ronage into the lap Of the very men
who published to the world lie about
the recent hazing, and only last Friday
insulted one of the most worthy young
men who ever entered the doors OF
the U. of I. By their ballots let the
University's friends show that they can
emulate mans most faithful friend
the dog, and they too can lick the
very boots of the Journal.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02
THAT JOINT DEBATE.

The Moscow Journal says Orcutt
was handed a bunch by Towne and
Trull at the Berry school house joint
debate Monday evening and that the
audience was so enraged at Orcutrs
blackguardism that he, Orcutt, came
near being tarred and feathered. The
Journal is correct. Messrs. Towne
and Trull, together with few OF their
followers. became very much enraged
at the outcome of the debate, but II
the people are sufficiently interested
in the matter to ascertain the facts We
Circuit" refer them to such men as
Commissioner Ed. Lamb, Commits
sioner Geo. Anderson, and even one
of their own nominees James Bolton
who was present and heard the debate
Mr.. Bolton is a most excellent man.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02
WILL THOMPSON STEAL7

What is the difference between the
auditors office and an abstract office?
No difference except that one is run
bv the county and the other by private
individuals. Does an abstract office
use the same kind OF supplies that are
used by the county? Just the same.
Then if the county auditor owns an ab-
stract office, or private business, he
could, if he pleased, run his abstract
Office at the expense Of the people. 1t
would be like commissary officer in
the army running private store in the
same community. 1t was for this very
reason that John M. Thompson, ac-
cording to his own statement, bolted
the democratic party and helped to
defeat S. R. H. MCGOWAN, the demo
cratic nominee. Now, do you, Mr..
Taxpayer, believe that conditions have
changed sufficiently during the past
four years to justify you in doing for
Mr.. Thompson that which he said you
must not do for a democrat?
For an example OF what the election of
John Thompson, the abstractor, means
90 to the records Of Latah county and
read what transpired with the auditors
office in the hands Of l. c. Hattabaugh,
who was the owner Of set Of abstract
books during his term of office. If
you are still in doubt compare the au-
ditcr's office in Latah county with the
same Office in Shoshone county, where
the auditor owns an abstract Office.
For example, during the year 1905 it
cost Latah county only $6,581.05 to
run the auditors Office while it cost
Shoshone county $12,175.00, or about
twice as much. The experiment has
once been tried here and failed then;
it is being tried in other counties with
no better success. Will the tax payers
of Latah county shut their eyes to the
facts and blindly vote for graft2 If so
place an "X'' after the name Of John
Thompson, the reformer, who owns an
abstract Office at the present time in
Moscow.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02

vestigation they would not have kept
it from the people till the last moment.
The News warns the republicans to be
on the alert for dirty work, not Of the
democrats, but Of bunch Of unprin-
cipled office-seeking republicans who
are posing as reformers and running
for Office on an independent ticket.
These fellows are out for public Office
and they propose to have it if they are
forced to resort to falsehood and brib-
cry TO get it.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02

After all the nice things the Moscow
Journal has said about Moscow the
citizens Of that city ought to march up
to the polls next Tuesday and vote for
the ticket that means support for the
Journal if elected. By your ballots
sustain and encourage the hand that
has been raised against you and your
people, and elect such men as will, II
placed in the court house, turn Mos
COW tax money into the pockets OF the
Journal gang.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02

For Sale: Two pair work horses,
three milk COWS, 10 head Jersey Red
shcats. Josh Lanphear, Troy, Idaho.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-11-02
Idaho Realty, Title and Trust Co.. Inc.
(THoMPsoN BRos.) J.

Owners of only complete set of Abstract
Books, Maps and Plats to all lands and town
lots in Latah County. Buy and sell real es-
tate Write fire insurance. Incorporated
under act of Legislature, 9th session, known
as Senate bill 81. Safe deposit boxes, in fire
proof vault, for rent, by quarter, or year.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
GOULDS LIVE APART.
Former Actress in a Milf 5eeause
Grounds Superintendent Is
Retained

New York. oct. lO-SinCc their return
from Europe last month on their steam
yacht. the Niagara. Mr.. and Mira. Hsw'
ard Gould have been living apart. hu,
their friends. while admitting apparent
cStringencnt. deny that either has be
gun action for divorce or other lcEa'
separation.
Mr.. Gould has been living ~ the Wal
tlorf. Astoria lie could not ~ yvu.
there, however. when Hu effort WA
made to learn from him whether H.
had taken any legal steps against hi
wife. for the reason that yesterday h"
went FOR q three days cruise GA Ia.
MALARIA.
Mrs Gould. who. Tor three weeks hHH
been living alone iu the Hotel -. kvFi"
went yesterday 10 their country huW"
On Sands Point. l.. l. She was not Ir.
ccagibIc when un attempt was wHd"
to ascertain from her VI she had begun
q divorce suit or contemplated 80 u".
INK.
, a ~ wuU known to their HruuH.uI
ary,a that Mr.. ami Mr.. Gould hly" 500.
tu.i except once bg accident since ih.H
return from abroad. ON that urrHsir.
both dluri in b"lwuuirp's, but With
different parties.
Although Mira Gould - much Inter
ratad iu the b,uuiiTyiUg 81 The -stui,
uu Long island. SD" did not return Oh
CuStleguuld Cl"livy uu account 81 hrg
husbands failure tn dismiss In, supper,
iutrUHcnt 81 the place. who had BOO.
rurr-d her dlgulcJsurc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
WESTERN COAL GRAFT
WORSE THAN IN EAST
Union Pacific Disclosures Tend TO
Show This-Further Prob
ina to Come.

Washington. u. G.. oct. tO.-By far
the most sensational disclosures yer
made I'm any OF the Investigations oy
the Interstate Commerce commission
are those which concern the relations
or the Union Pacific railroad to the
coal lands IN it's territory.
There is the most excellent authority
for the statement that two important
departments of the government will,
very soon be busted In further Inquiry
Into these conditions. These are the
interior department, which is con-
Ccrncd with the revelations about tho
Union PacIfc's control OF rich coal
lands, and the department OF justice,
which will have its attention called to
violations of the antitrust law ana the
interstate commerce act
II lS Iointcd opt that these Union
Pacific revelations sc: much nearer To
the chief executive officers OF great
railroad than did the amazing rcvcln-
tuns Of graft Ia the relations OF the
Pennsylvania road To- it's coal business.
In IN. case uf the Pennsylvania almost
without exception the guilt was laid
at the door Of subordinate employees.
liut u IL the opinion NJ the Interstate
Commerce commissions headquarters
that the Union Pacific revelations VIII
drag In maEnatcs 81 the FIRST cailber.
II Va this that gives this latest inquiry
It's sensational aspects.
There u iutimation that stlll further
inquiry viii bc made. iu which the ar
fairs OF the Colorado Fuel and Iron
company. the Utah FuI company ana
other big concerns Of the mountain
country. will get attention.
Th's" Investigations have developed
that the fuel supply 0r an immense
section 81 country II practically mo-
uupoliZgd by tn" Hartman system.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
TENDENCY TOWARD
A CEMENT MONOPOLY
Geological Survey Issues m Interest,"
ING Buiietin-7aw Material
In Plentiful.


Washington. ID. c.. Oct. 1o-A bulletin,
issued by the geological survey on thsl
Concentration of cement" interests del
ciares that setting aside as impractic-l
able the question of trusts and combin-,
atoms based on n monopoly OF rawl
materials. 10 can be said that there is
noticeable a certain concentration OF
interests I'm the cement Industry and
this probably will become more
marked year by year. Eighty-eighti
plants In existence in 1906 are owned by
these nominnlly independent companies.
are closely connected by ownership"
The bulletin continues: The nature,
OF the cement industry renders u inn
probable that any combination or non-
competitive arrangement can be car
ried to such n point ns to result In n
monopoly OF the industry and perma-
nently high prices.
Good raw materials are so widely
distributed i'm the United States that
there II hardly a county which could
not produce Portland cement n prices
were forced high enough. The only
Limitation now on the erection OF CO.
ment plants In the fact that the great
cost makes the ventures prohibitive for.
an individual or for "A small arm.
'Of the seventy-eight companies. ffI
teen produced over two-thirds of the
entire American Portland cement out.
put. Seven OF these showed an annual
output of over 1000. 900 barrels each.
and these seven together produced
somewhat over half the entire output
OF the country"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
BLACK HAND AFTER HIM
pur.ue Former Italian Chief Of Police
20 This Country and Mortally
Wound Him.

New Castle. Pa. Oct. lO.-vinboncs
NOius, an Italian, Was arrested today.
accused ~ being one uf two alleged
italian Elack Hands who. at midnight.
mOrtally wounded rctcp Romeo. OF
Buffalo y. y. at New Castle Junction.
Years ago Romeo was chic; ur police
In hig native town I'm Italy. when he
tailed young WalCfaclor who was cs-
gaping arrest. Tn" dead criminal, II n
su!a. at,S black HHud member. and
.ati organization pursued Romeo 80
bitterly BE- came iu ihIs country. set
I.iug Joe EUGaln. where his family NOW
..'r.
Recently italians Interested him iu a
.u.unguI business venture here. aud
o.. .rrlgud al midnight. being met at
f.r NV Castl. Junction rs two men
g.,.u o." suys warr Rocco ENp0situ and
Ei.In.-n Nulu,. They explained ~
y.us necessary iu walk alurg ihC tracks
- N,E pHf.NGTs gul when half q
mil. .... IM.y shot him fugr times iu
a.. .rr" ari neck. ,aruwius him over
So. gr...H 'mr deed.
F.,v~.l il.rinan lnd-. w"r" arrested
.s ,rr uY.,. un 600 p,riuu. A'i refuse
Is O.. g.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
BULL K LIS EL0PERS;
BRIDE HAD RED DRESS
Crossing Pasture on Way from We'd
dina ut the Preachers
House.

Martinsburg. W. Va. oct. lO-Frcder-
Ick Cowan and his lT-year-old brides
were gorcd to death by an angry bull
IN n meadow near this city.
The young pair had just left the,
home OF the preacher. who had married
them after a sensational elopement,
when the brides bright red dress en-,
ragged the bull. who charged down upon
the flaming patch OF color moving
across his green feeding grounds.
Mr. and Mrs Cowan had cut across
the field To the railway station In their
eagerness TO catch the train. The young
husband fought with the animal des-
perntely I'm an effort To save his youn.
bride and himself. but the horns OF the
enraged bull ripped into his side and
hurled him To the ground. where he
was tramplcd To death.
The bull then turned his attention To
the slim patch OF dainty red. which had
first attracted and ungcred him. The
girl was too paralyzcd by fright and
horror even 90 attempt To make her es-
cape and WAS an easy victim.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
SENATOR ALLISON WILL
ANSWER TO ROLL CALL
Charles Aldrieh Reports That Reports
Of His illness Have Been Greatly
Exasg ,rated-Senator Merely
Carnf..I
Careful,

Dcs Molnes. Ia. Oct. Ex-senator Al,
iison Is gaining strength daily ut Du-
budue and Is confident that ne will be
able To return Co Washington for tho
opening OF congress In December.
The Hon. Charles Aldrich mas Just
returned from Dubuque going To his
home In Boone yesterday.
: II saw the senator In his hUne and
downtown I'm Dubuque" said Mr.. Aid
rich. and was Hratined to ind that
the stories which had been told had
been enlarged shamefully. lie has been
III. IL Is true, and II not now fully re-
covered. but he IL gaining strength very
rapidly and has gained almost alto
gcthcr his good spirits.
He was at Jake Rich's office In the
afternoon 81 Friday. i happened to be
across the street and saw him come
down the street and hasten up the
ytcps like n man OF 30. IL was an eye
opener. disclosing the fact that his all
mcnt liz not serious and that no Is but
alightiy inconvcnicnced.
ut IN possible that some NJ tho
alarming stories wei based ON tho fact
that senator Allison T. exercising tina
best possible care OF himself. He takes
no risks wi h respect to his health. and
IS aiding his recovery by this judicious
care. Naturally this has led careless
people to imagine him To BIO very Ill
VIII n he Is not.
And his old time nature u there. Iu
full measure. lie talks as he used 90.
and persons cannot detect that ne has
been ill by his dcmeanor. A better
sign could not be imagined. \ very III
man doesn't keep up his wit and humor
like Senator Allison dos.
"Onc az the extremely gratifying
things about IN" disclosur" OF the fact
that hc T. not as on AS rc-Crtcd H. that
there Is not single trace of Eright'a
disease ar any kidney uilmtnt connect
cd with Senator Alllson's illness. IL,
suffers from local disgrrungemcnt OF
PROSTATE, and IL g. az 80 mild a form
TINT he will not have TO undergo an
operation. one OF the former promi-
nCut Iowa men has had four operations
performed and now u In good health
at uboL' so years OF age.
"S'natur Allison expects tn 60 back
'o Washington when congress ConVenes,
uEd II | ann any judge OF the physical
condition OF men Of my own age. l be-
,liCyc tina; h. will"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
CUBA is PACIFIED
EXCEPT FOR DRINKS
Exvbs-aneo OF Some Of the Disbanded
Rebels Is Causing a Lit.
tie Trouble.

Havana. oct. i0--Rsports received by
the provisional government show the
paCiNCatiou Of cuba b. practically COM
plctC. with the exception OF the prov
iucc Of SAINTS Clara. where matters are
rapidly nearing settlement. tn" only
trouble known to exist H. ut Alquizar.
province ~ HAVANA. whore the liberals
and mudrratcs .i" about equally di-
yiI,d and Irritation has been caused 10y
IN" reinstatement of the liberal mayor.
The disquirtiuE condition ~ AlqulEIr
has been caused by the CNubvraECc OF
the more reckless ~ the disbandcd In
surgsuts. aud u H. believed thirty rural
guards there VIII be abba 10 keep
peace. close examination OF rifles
surrendered by the insurgents shows
very Tow of them ~ for anything but
the scrap heap.
Tart and Bacon took up their resi-
d,ncc at the palace today.
Norfolk. Va. oct. 9Th" United
Gtntcs transport Niagara presumably
with troops aboard from the army
camp OF cmbarkation nj Newport News
for cuba passed out of Virginia capes
This morning.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
UNITE TO FORM A
kEPUBllC IN SPAIN
UnS,n in All Latin-Ameriean Countries
as Result OF Meeting in
Ruenoa AYrea.

Buenos Ayres. Argentina. Oct. lo-Thc
congress Of Spanish republicans. com
posed 81 representatives 90 the majority
OF Spanish societies In the Latin Amer
lean republics. has just closed.
The congress approved declarations
that most az the present politicians are
incompetent ana that revolutionary nc.
ton " necessary to rc-cstablish re-.
public in Spain. They declare that the
disasters oT the war with the Unitcr
States should BE- attributed To the 20
IitIcul Incupacity OF mouarchial instiiu
lions.
A Spanish republican union was o.
ganiZcd under the presidency Of Dr.
Rafael CalZada, former leader OF Span
ish republicans ia Argentina, and adj.
vIsers were selected from the represent
utIves of the republican societies u
Uruguay. Paraguay. Brazil, chill. Peru
Mexico. cuba and Puerto Rico.
There was big banquet OF 800 COY
ers given In the Spanish RcpubliCa.
club as "A farewell To the members
the congress.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
POLICE AND STRIKERS
IN DEADLY CLASH
Riotous Strikers Are Fired on by Po-
lice Who Were Protecting
strikcbrcakers.


buckingham. Quebec. Oct. io.-Two
men were killed and n dozen wounded
In n conflict between striking mill
hands and provincial police mt Nc
,I.aren's saw mills here yesterday after
moon.
The drastic measures taken by the
authorities To queli the riotous strikers
has had "A telling effect and no further
trouble In expected.
The dead:
PRECEDENT BELANGER. OF the
Workers union and leader of the strik-
ers He was 30 years of age and mar
!ried.
XAVIER THERIEU. min hand:
leaves widow and Ave children.
Five OF the wounded men are In
serious condition. The strike at the
mill began on September ~. The work
mems strike fund and their small saw
,ings had vanished and they had begun
to feel the pinch OF hunger and cold.
The announcement that the mill own
.crs would import labor and start the
mills put the men I'm "a desperate frame
OF mind. A meeting was called nj
which incendlary speeches were made.
About the middle OF the afternoon the
men decided To clear out the strike
breakers A mob OF 200 armed men.
with reviewers ana other weapons.
rushed ur the Hill leading To the mills.
The mill owners. who had looked
for violence. had posted forty de-
tcctives and Speciai policeman on the
outskirts ~ their property There was
no parlcying. The first rush OF the
strikers was met by voiley from the
rcvolVers Ia the hands OF the police.
Bclanger. who was leading the mob.
fell nj the first vollyy. with two bullets
In his head. He died where he fell
The strikers sought shelter and
opened firc on the police, many uf
whom were hit.
\ dcsultory fcsiliadc was kept up
for fifteen minutes. the strikcrJ stand
ing their ground and the police re-
manning behind their hastily con-
structCd barricndcs. II was apparent
~ by mutual consent that hostilitics
were suspended while both sides re-
moved their wounded. A. there APP
pcarcd TO be a likelihood 81 renewal
OF the trouble an appeal was sent 30
Osawa for troops. They arrived last
night and went into camp near the
lumber yards
alexander and Albert McI.nrcn.
members OF the firm. fought beside tho
police I'm the battle with the strikers.
80 far as could be- learned the most
seriously wounded are:
i'riix Fayilic. sho. through abdomen.
win probably die.
laptistc Clcmmow. shot In the head
end arm. serious.
Felix Lacole. shot I'm arm.
Abel Hard Hamelinc. four bullet
wounds.
Edward Miner. shot I'm head.
Xavier Trembly. shot I'm arm and
both legs.
Isldorc Rcnaud, wounded In back.
Herbert Bcrler. Montreal police con-
tinEcnt, shot In breast: fatal.
Frank Herman. chief OF buckingham
police and HIS deputies. james Herman.
Peter Pickard. Lcyottc and several
others.
The strikers declare they will elect
another leader and continue the strike.
/ Their former wages OF Si,25 "A day. they
declare. will not keep them and their
families alive.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
NEARER THE SCAFFOLD
Supreme Court Denied Mrs.
Mvcrs

prcmc court today denied Mrs Aggie
Myers n writ OF error Ia the supreme
court 81 the United States. Her at
turneys may now apply To- one OF tho
Judges of the United States supreme
court for such writ to appeal the
case 20 that court for review.
October IS II the date set Tor Mrs
Myers To- be hanged NJ Liberty. Mo.
for the murder ~ her husband.
The first intimation that the supreme
court had refused her attorneys "A writ
Of error t. carry her case 60 the
United States supreme court was car
ried Co Mira. Agnes Myers In her cell
here today by representative of the
Associated Press, She received tho
news without u show pf emotion.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
THIEVES ON EORDER.
G'-v.c-n Cardits C'usc tho Govern.
~eas Patrols.

.v..,r Tess. u.i. ly.-ECrcut eases
re 'an.-.. u.r,. GA 'U. hurduT resisting
avg .. p, Er .N',ni ul Attacking tn"
....... f.'.L lu .wUwJ.iluu with the
st.. ...r O. .n officer Hi Eagle Pass, and
20. ..t o.. bel l.'t'. which has recent
.. occurred between The Mexican au-
g.w.s... md SOME arsp. raiOrs Ia that
s.s..r. iu au 80 which eases IL was
a.. .yrr"., q! 60" bandit 10 escape To-
a.. .ltuWfH' country. CIusH the uv-
,s..... ,I.t- O. Goo U'uG,r whether or not
fN.. ..,.f". 90 fUH country. with itE
lt.u..H alEaulag tur stealing. has
'...r. ,H.r .ja iu~t allotment Of thieves
.rt rG'- .rsa a.
~. ify.I uu both fii"s is constant
o. Iair,li,G 10y American ana Mexican
,.f, rF. hut vita ull that the under
N.,l.l aiuEg %" river IN something to
q, IS 80, pgs,I';r 10 horsrn.cn. and tho
-! g. c.sri.p aJlstiS safe.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
AFTER PLATT'S JOB.
Washington Hears That President
RoessyIlt Desires to Go TO
the Senate.

Washington. ID. g.. oct. ia story,
IL given currency here that President
Roosevelt haR frankly admitted To-
friends that his ambition ~ 20 succeed
Hon. Thomas G.. Plat Ia the United
States senate. ana that the nomination
81 Hughes Tor governor OF New York
e. the first step to this end.
Tho report that Roosevelt would like
To go To the senate was started last
winter. but It's revival az this tiuIr.
when he H. giving counsel ana aid to
Hughes. whom u is asserted was nom
mated by the New York republicans
largely at the instance % the president.
makes the rumor very interesting.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
3EOPENS FIGHT
n ON 3-CENT LINE
layer Johnson Is Accused OF Being
Behind the Forest City Com.
pany, In Violation Of Law.

cleveland. o.. Oct. l0.-Charging that
Mayor Johnson Is financially Interested
Ia the success OF the Forest city Rail-
way company. otherwise known AS tho
thflt he procured the organization Of
the company, obtained franchises for
tnnd has assumed financial RESPONSE
hffity I'm It's behalf, all OF which Is said
To be In violation OF law, the Cleveland
Eicctric Railway company filed today
IN the common pleas court a petition
aHking that all work upon the Forest
Cty lines be enJoined and that Inter
ftfence with the lines OF tho Electric
be prohibited by court and the Forest
CITY company be declared null and
r0fd
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
DID CREW CAUSE
WRECK OF STEAMER Z?
Strona Box on sirio, Which Wen;
Down With 100 on Board, Found
70 Be Empty.

Paris. oct. iO.-The Echo dc Paris to-
day publishes "a dispatch from Cara
gcna. Spain. announcing that a scnEa.
ton has been caused there by the dir.
covcTy that the strong box Of the ital.
ian steamer Sirio, which was wrecked
in August last. on Romigus island with
the loss OF $50 lives, although found
10 be Theoretically sealed. was empty.
raising the presumption OF completely
on the part OF the crew In the wreck.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-11
FATH;R AVENGES CRIME
Shoots Down Negro Who Assaulted
His Young Daushter-Will Not
BE Arrested.

Paducah. KY. Oct. lO.-Ben Jones. n
Young negro. WIS shot TO death yes
'Qrday near Vicksburg by John Scott.
1 Farmer OF that section. Jones bTu-
ally assaulted a young daughter OF
34ptts and was chased down by the
|1kher and killed. Scott Will not likely
14 molested. as the sympathy OF the
p<pple is with him.