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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-18

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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-18
important to M othsrs.

Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA,
q safe and sure remedy for infants and children,
and see that It
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1907-10-18

The capture Of Jericho illustrates
the means by which the victory can
be gained.
Sin entrenched in our hearts. the
evil passions. ~selishness. and all the
works OF he flesh described in Gal
5:19-21. form a Jericho to be conquer.
ed for the kingdom Of Christ with itz
beatitudes and commandments.
Here is the greatest and most gle.
rious conquest ever presented t.
man. under the greatest leader, with
the greatest rewards, calling forth the
best qualities, issuing IN ths bssi
blessings T. mar.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
NTH 4RMY AND NAVY.
PulleH Injured at Vest Point
BoyntOn Hope of MidShipmen.
Try Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

West P0Int, y. I. Nov li-In Yesterdays foot-
ball scrimmage Puen injured his right knee so
badly that ne was taken 10 the hospital An old
injury 10 his left knee has kept him out of the
game most OF this season. but he played against
Cornell. and II thought he would be a BILE to
line up against the Navy. The injury yesterday
however makes it look doubtful If he will be on
the gridiron again this season, and the coaches
hardly look for his return
Fowler went In at tackle to-day in Pullen's place
and Bowen relieved Erwin. who remained on the
side lines. The back field is stIll the important
question 20 settle. for with Weeks back at tackle
a good man is lacking for fuIlback Besson who
has been tried at tackle and end, was at fullbact
to-day lie Is Il good ground gamer and is favor
ably looked upon by the coaches. Greble is also
making strong bid for the place. Mountford went
in at quarter to-day. and also did pretty drop
kicking, scoring twice from the 25-yard line
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

w II. Andrews OF Buffalo, Is the new owner OF
the 1Sfoot slOOp My Lady Dainty said to be one of
the best small racing craft built in England.
Mr. Andrews intends 10 race her next season on the
Niagara River.
The steam yacht Winchester. which made nine
teen and one-half knots hour four and one
half hours on her trial trip. Is said have made
twenty-five knots on one of her recent when
her owner, Peter w. ROuss. Of the New York Yacht
Club, board. The Winchester. which was
designed by Henry GelOw. has just been laid up
after being III commission only weeks follow
ing her launching. The yacht measures 14I feet
inches over all. 14O feet waterne. 10 feet 8
inches beam. and feet inches draft.
Sir Thomas j. Liptons 23-metre yacht with
which he will race in English waters next season,
is being built at William Fifes gard FairlIe,
Scotland She is 20 be OF composite construction.
as will be two other racing yachts at the same
yard one 12-metre boat for George Coats and one
15-metre boat for MIR Stothert The Upton boat
will be called Shamrock ~, and Captain Sycamore
will command her.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
WOmen Compete an Handicap at
Forest HM-Othef Ne1cs.

Women golfers OF the Forest Hill Field Club COM
peted in nine-hole medal play handicap tourna-
ment yesterday for prize presented by Stuart
Dickson. The only scratch player. Mrs. c A.
Woodruff. tied with Miss O'Connor with a score
OF 81. Miss O'COnnor's card read 66-12-54. Low
totals out OF the question for the that
the old nine-hole course used, which consisted
of the first five and the last four holes or the pres
ent eghteen-hole circuit This playing
length 3.21l yards. The tie will be played off in
the futaTe The scores follow:
Mrs c. A Woodruff, 81; Miss O'Connor, 81; Miss
Lillian Dale. 50; Mrs. j. c. Cory 55 Mrs. c. A.
Dickson 90; Mrs II. T. Salmon. 60; Miss Marjorie
Du Bois, 6S; Miss Gertrude Lintott Il; Miss Mabel
Roe. 30; Mrs. II Stillwell. -.
The Eastern Professional Golfers Association is
arranging for theatre party next Monday night
Harry Lauder. the Scotch comedian. An
after-theatre supper viii be given. al which Lauder
viii be the guest.
Il is expected that several New Jersey organiza-
tions viii make overtures to the members of the
Roseville Golf Club, which VIII be disbanded the
END Of this month. The Arsdale Golf Club is
sidering a plan To waive dues until May l. Two
years ago the Forest Hin Field Club added more
than hundred members to its roll when the New
ark Golf Club went out Of commission
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
AT WORK ON AsHoKAN CONTRACT.
Commissioners of Accounts Nay Maks
Charges Against Board.

The Commissioners OF Accounts. who Monday
next will begin inquiry into the letting Cf ths
Ashokan dam contract at price $2,3500Oo greater
than the lowest bidder. will after completing their
inquiry, make report to the Mayor The indics-
tous now are their report will contain charges
against the commissioners of the BOard Cf Water
Supply These charges, II made. Will be forwarded
20 the Mayor. and viii give the Board % Water
Supply a hearing. The law gives the commissioners
the privilege oc reviewing the Mayors decision By
writ Of certiorari. Even II the Mayor should ask
for the resignation OF the board II would be possible
for the commissioners by throwing the matter into
courts stay in office for a Ions time pending
a fraI decision their appeal
Commissioner Shaw said yesterday: 1t shows
how funny some things are done. An investigator
vva5 ,,rourd here. and he didn't even know bad
Iec. - place in the insurance company. Even be-
fo;e I appointed was working five or SIX
hours a day this work and after resigned
from my own place came mere TO work every day
from to 5 o'clock
Chief Engineer Smith said he had not read ths
morning papers about the public hearing and in
vestigation-
This whole thing is simply a difference of
opinion among engineers he said. Engineers
often differ and sometimes vary widely in their es-
Inmates. They've even differed 10 the extent or
being 80 20 cent higher lower than each
other. that far apart from the highest 70 ths
lowest estimates, I don't know how this is going
10 be thrashed out
Mr. Smith was asked IL he had any evidences
since he looked over the estimates OF the John
Perce company which would lead him change
his mind about whether the company could make
a profit on the items OF eynbanhment and excava-
tiOn on the entire contract.
II have not l have nothing which worl2
make me change my mind about the estimate"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
WANT BASKETBALL MEDALS RACK

At meeting OF the registration committee OF
the Amateur Athletic Union last night az No 2y9
East 42d street the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved. That this committee insist upon the
return OF the medals hy the Central Branch, Young
Mems Christian Association. of BROOKLYN and that
this committee communicate with the Central
Branch Young Mems Christian Association and
the Young Mems Christian Association of America
with reference To the return of these medals M
once. At the same time recommend to the Metro
politan Association that the Central Branch, Young
Mems Christian Association. be removed from
membership In the Metropolitan Association II the
medals not returned
The trouble between the Central Branch Young
Mems Christian Association, of Brooklyn and the
Amateur Athletic Union is the outcome of the
spring basketball championships, in which the Cen
tral Branch team received medals 10 which they
were not entitled
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
SECRET PRACTICE FOR HARVARD TEAM
Work of the Varsity Not Encouraging with
Some of the Regulars Out.
lBy Telegraph 10 The rritune. :

Cambridge. Mass, Nov 1.-THE worl, Of tho
Harvard varsity football! team this afternoon I'm a
short secret practice with the second eleven was
not encouraging. The second team took the hail
In the centre Of the field and worked the old stvls
game the Crimson limo for defensive practice
The varsity line seemed weaker than usual aralnst
the seconds tandem formation. which gained
through Fish repeatedly. Later the second team
took the ball the 'varsitys 10-yard line bur
here the first team held for downs consistently and
the second could score
For offensive work the coaches gave the pIesl<in
TO the first team the seconds 30-yard line
Here the varsity tried the forward pass and on
side kick. Both failed 10 work. and the quarter
sent the backs against the line with rushes and
cross bucks for hard earned gains. Wendell making
the most distance and finally scoring. Drill in pro
tecting for punting and place kicking ended the
practice for the day.
Starr Macdonald Apollonio. Bird. Pierce and
Captain Parker were in the Stadium but did NOT
take part In the scrimmage
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
MORE COACHES FOR CORNELL TEAM
Varsity Shows Speed in Snappy Practice
with the Second Eleven.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

ILlaca, n. y, Nov. N-Three new graduates
coaches returned to-day 60 help in driving the
CorneH varsity through n sharp signal drill fol-
lowed by hfteen-minute scrimmagc. Lyle '97
Alexander. 'Ol. and Louder. '99. a brother Of Field
Coach Leuder. were the returning alumni. Sneed
was the cry in tO-day's work. and the team reeled
or plays in whirwind fashion. One touchdown
was scored against the scrub on 15-yard quarter
back run by Gardner after Earles pretty 4O-yard
dasn a forward pass
All the varsity players We're In the signal prac-
uce' put Nalder' McCallie. Watson. Van Orman
Bayer and Harris the ends and Earle
EbelinS and Tydeman I'm the back field Particu-
lar attention was given the forwards in tackline
the dummy and charging the bucker with the idea
Of blocking O'Brien's drop kicks on Saturday
Before the varsity practice the freshmen beat
the sophomores 10 0 in the annual underclass
game
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

FOXES WERE TOO WILY.
Pdui R@Hey'S Pack Gets T7co Good
but FrutLess Runs.

Hampstead. Long Island. Nov. il (Specia).-
Paul Rainey's hounds tried hard to-day TO equal
the record of Tuesday and kill fox. but two of the
willy breed of Long Island escaped them, and they
had 20 go back TO their kennels unsatisfed. The
pack was thrown in at o'clock at the Jericho
tollGatc, and dozen riders followed the hounds.
The fox started after few minutes work
and stin chase with many difficult jumps. took
the field the Z. d. Morgan place, where the fox
found refuge and escaped.
The hounds were cast again, as it was still early
and another fox was soon started He led the pack
q merry chase to Brookville. There he turned
and ran back to the Bulls Head Hotel. He had
some luck just before reaching it. for he crossed a
road with the pack hundred fecr behind, Just in
front of a big automobile. The gasolene bothered
the hounds and some time was lost which enabled
Reynard 10 find a refuge the STANLEY Mortimer
place
Those who finished the were Miss Gwendolen
Burden Mrs. Thomas Pierce. undismayed by her
fall Of yesterday; Mrs. Fred Swift, Paul Rainey
and several others.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

Annapolis Nov. 1.-THE football practice at tho
Naval Academy was secret to-day and consisted OF
signal work. drill in handling punts and specIal
plays and a nfteen-minute scrimmage with the
scrub In that time the regulars scored twice
Boynton. who played fullback, carrying the BAH
over both times. Hoynton played in place of Jones'
who IS in the hospital with a bruised shoulder
Burg was at right halfback and Captain Douglas
was succeeded at left by Gates after about five
minutes OF play.
Gates and Burg about the best of the hnIf-
back candidates outside OF Douglas and one or the
other Is almost sure TO be In the final line-up Rurg
being first choice at present. The coaches are
pleased with the showing Of Boynton who was a
substitute end. He has great strength and defen-
sive ability and If he continue 10 carrv the
ball as well he did to-day may be the final
choice for fullback over both Jones and Rich
ardson.
Clay promising halfback candidate in the new
class. will not play again this season. as he has
disocated his collarbOne.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
SIX TEAMS TIED IN CYCLE RACE
Sherwood and Limberg and Holbrook and
Calvin Lose Lap in Sprint.

Boston Nov 1.-THE long expected break in the
'hks or The leaders in the six-day bicycle race at
.iie Park Square Rink early this evening
when after terrific sprint lasting more than hf.
teen mlhutes two of the eight which have
~ n,pI 10 IDe Iront hitherto Joined the rear guard
calvin teams dropped back lap, and ConnoIley
ana wyatt who were lap behind in the after
Italian team, Bizarri and Hill, which was already
'@o laps back Of the leaders, lost several more
i ne o'clock score was 693 miles laps for the
Ieadlng teams-Fogier and Moran. Root and Pa rd-
gett. Downing and Hopper. Keegan and Milton
Wiley and Anderson, and Mclean and Krebbs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
INCREASING osLAwARE's REVENUES.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Wilmington. Del, Nov. 1.-THE State Board
of Revenue and Taxation at a meeting here to-
day adopted a report recommending that the
next session Of the General Assembly tax rail-
roads and trolley lines a fixed rate mile. An
increase in the taxation OF telephone and eN-
press companies will also be urged. The board
was created by the last Legislature to increase
the revenue of the commonwealth. which. had
been insufficient to meet the outlay.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
N. Y. U. IN SHORT PRACTICE GAME

Webb Academy relieved the scrub team at New
York University yesterday and lined lIp against
the varsity in "A short scrimmage. The Webb team
is exceptionally strong for a school team the bovs
there being older than in most preparatory schools
The frequent practice with New York in which
Olcott has taught the school boys many formations
designed TO t9y the varsity defence has helped the
youngsters materially, and they are able To give
the college team good practice. The forward pass
worked well yesterday, and Stone and Friedberg
the New York tackles. showed improvement as a
result OF the hard work they had Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
AMATEUR HOCKEY LEAGUE OFFICERS.

The Amateur Hockey League met at the ST.
Nicholas Skating Rink last night and elected the
following officers: President, Howard Brakely,
Crescent Athletic Club: Yice-president. BENJAMIN
Rhoades. New York Athletic Club; secretary and
treasurer Is. Gordon. St. Nicholas Skating Club
Two members We're added to the executive m
mttee-B; Phillips. Of the Hockey Club OF New
York, and c. Fellows jr. of the Wanderers
The Wanderers. who were represented in the
association a few years ago. again joined the
league, making five teams in all A schedule of
twenty games will be arranged a meeting next
week
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
OLD BULLET WOUND FATAL.

Mrs. Helen de Prazzi died Wednesday In the
Kings County Hospital Brooklyn. from the effects
of a bullet wound received nine years ago Tho
missile lodged in her brain at the time. and shs
recovered after unsuccessful effort to remove It.
The bullet struck her while she In street IN
Manhattan. a man near her had been shot at
About three weeks ago the wound began troubling
her. and operation followed which resulted
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
LAWN TENNIS ON LOCAL COURTS.

In the final match in the special doubles series on
the courts OF the Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis
Club yesterday Miss Alice and Miss Fanny Fish
defeated Miss Elizabeth H. Moore and Miss Marie
Wagner. c.. 6-3 Is % O. In IA mixed doubles
match Miss Moore and Wylie c. Grant beat Miss
Wagner and J. M. Schumacher C.. 81. 81.
IS. 6-3
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
ASK RESTORATION OF COIN MOTTO.

Cincinnati Nov. H.-DeplOrins the failure 70 put
the motto "in God We Trust United States
coins. the Presbyterian Brotherhood OF America. az
its final session to-day. adopted resolution urging
Congress to restore the inscription on all coins
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
STEAMER FRlEsLANo is DETAINED.

Queenstown. Nov, 1.-THE American Line stssrasr
Friesand. which lef- Liverpool yesterday for Phil-
delphia, is detained here temporarily because oe
a arrangement OF her machinery Il
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
THREg-cusHIoN BILLIARD TOURNEY.

St Louis Nov i4.-In the twelfth game in the
national three-cushion billiard championship tour
nament to-day John DAILY. of Chicago, defeated
Joseph w Capron, Of Gait, Canada, 80 to 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
THE RUTGERS SECOND ELEVEN WINS

New Brunswick, n. j.. Nov. 1.-THE Rutgers
College second football team defeated the Macfad-
yen Physical Culture team to-day by score or
80 TO II. The game of peculiar interest because
a vegetarian diet is compulsory at the Physical
Culture School and Gorton OF Rutgers, develops
his men on thick heefsteaks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
PUNISHED FOR PLAYING PROFESSIONALS.

Atlanta, Nov. 1.-THE University of Georgia was
to-day suspended by the Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Association for professionalism. The spe-
cihc charge was the playing OF four professional
athletes in the football game against the Georgia
School Of Technology at Atlanta two weeks apo
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
SOUTHAMPTON SALOON MEN INDICTED.
iBy telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Eastport, n. Y, Nov 14--District Attorney Fur
man. who has been conductingE campaign against
Illegal liquor sellers in Suffolk County. has just
secured seventeen indictments for violation Of the
excise law in Southampton
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
AqUedNct Racing Summaries.

WEATHER
driving
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

,euinfne- Cloud. IN q good posi-
teiin'an WIS best nf the others.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

Srinaioi. keen cent 1ndcr
'an'e Ace High rushed w 50
HT1 RACE For maIdecs Of
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-01-07
Funerals

THO funeral Of the late Ails. Eliza +.
Fepdsll took place from her residence
IN ST. Assph street yesterday evening
and vas attended by large number OF
sorrowing relatives and friends. The
ss,yjees were conducted by Rev. P. 7.
Phillips, of s.. Psuls Church. OF which
Mrs Fendsll had been life long mem
bar and the interment, which was private
was in the burying lot in ST. Paul ;
cemetery. The pallbearcrs were DR.. >.
d. Gstewood, Messrs. Charles Tackett'
William Bryant, Albert Bryan, ). M.
johnson, Laurence Stabler, Aigernon
Chalmers, Hubert Snowden.
The funeral of Robert IL. Dawson
took place from the residence, llOO
Wilkes street, at O'Clock this after
neon. The members OF James W.
Jackson Council, Junior Order OF U nited
American Mechanics, attended the
funeral in q body The services were
conducted 5y Rev. DR.. W. +. Fisher
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
The funeral of Miss Martha Berry nan
took place from the residence, l2O north
Patrick street, yesterday afternoon. Inc
seryices were conducted by Rev. Q. ID.
Bulla. aad the interment WAS in Union
cemetery.
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New Schedules.

The Southern Railway inaugursied its
winter schedules yesterday. The sched-
ules have been heightened one or two
hours to the various cities in the South.
{, The fast mail, known IS no. o., which
carried the mails at rate of about
forty-fve miles an hour from Washing
ton to New Orleans, was. at the compa-
ny's suggestion. discontinued on Jann-
airy S, and replaced by an exclusively
mail train leaving Washington at 8 g.
m. daily, making fast time, but not al
together as fast as No. 81.
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The Wright Case.

Mr. James f. Clements, Of Alexan'
Tfia county, attorney for John Wright,
colored, who was sentenced to be hanged
in Alexandria county December IA last,
but who wSs granted a stay of execution,
has prepared his brief in the case and
rnl tomorrow appear before the Court
of Appeals at Richmond to argue mo-
lion for new trial. MIR. Clements
bases his argument for new trial on
newly discovered evidence and q claim
ihat his client did not have fair and
impartial trial. The motion for new
trial for Wright will be opposed by thu
Attorney General of Virginia and By
ale. Crandall Mackey, commonwealth
attorney for Alexandria county.
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Personal.

Ths c,zstte viii be pleased 70 receive
;4sns ereh NJ engagements. weddings,
raifjes teas and other news Of pe,Sern1a1
,ntsresi for the personal" column. Inc
items should be Endorsed with the nsl1s
and address nf the sendeT-n0i for pup
LEGATION, but as a matter OF good ialln'
Rev. Mr.. Amber, srstnfned mission
ary from Japan, has accepted call %
the EplscOpsl Church at uPpersiile' IL
Fsnquier county.
Mrs. W. II. T. Lee, Of RavenSSof1n'
ia tho guest of Miss Katherine Stuart,
Mr.. RAYMOND Action has gone 10 Ne"
York where he will make his future
home. -.
Mrs. William Upshur Nottingham, o
northampton is the guest OF her daugn
Ter, Mr.. Edgar Carpenter, az ufac'
Church rectory. ~,
Mrs. Julian Miller is the guest OF bel
sister, Mr.. George II. Robinson, Oh
north st. Asaph street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howard anc
Miss Maitland, Of Fredericksburg, are
the guests CT Mr.. add Mrs. George 3.
French on north Alfred street.
Miss Hilda Shriger. of Union Mills
MI. is the guest Of Miss Mamie Jones
Bishop O'Gorman, of Sierra Leone,
West Africa, celebrated mass at 81:
Mary's Church yesterday morning, ano
conducted the yesper service at as.
o'clock at night. He preached at both
services to large congregations.
Rev. Jos. r. Sewer, who has assumed
the pastorate of The Second Presbyterian
Church 10 this city, preached interesting
sermons yesterday morning and last
night. Large congregations we're pres
ent on both occasions.
Mr.. Charles A. Bill and wife and
Mr.. James A, Doyle, OF Connells7ille,
Ps have returned to their homes alter
amending a week with Mr.. and Mrs'
Jacob Brill in this city. During theii
STAY here they we're delightfully."- enter
tsied by Mayor Psf, who Is cousin Of
the visilors.
Judge Norton left here today for Win
chester VDcre NC viii nihho az 'H'e-Ho~
ton of the A. Powell Brookes matter.
Miss Beckie Wollberg entertained q
number Of her friends at her home on
Cameron street last night, after which q
buffet supper was served. The color
scheme was green. Her guests were
Miss Msbrl Kaufmann, Of New \ ork;
Miss G. Fay, Miss T. Stern, and Miss
Carrie Hammerslough, Of Baltimore,
Md: Misses Blanche Stern, Hilds
Jacobs, Juauita Ksnfmanu, Josie Stein.
burger, Messrs. Sam Sfeinberger, Col
Abbot, Raymond and Maurice Blumen-
field. Herbert Berliner, of Washington,
d. c.; Misses Pauline Prsizfeller, Min.
ri, Berwanger. Rena Hartmann, Messrs
Ben. Wollberg, Sidney Wollberg, Al
fred WcIloerg and Miss Amelia Wofloeirg
Mr.. Rob. Evans was taken seriously
i'll on the street today AID had to 70
assisted to his home on south Fairfax
afFpaf
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ga Break for Liberty"

One of the best attractions coming 10
the Opera House will be presented TO
the thea re- going public Of this city next
Wednesday night. 1t is the scenic melo-
drama. "a Break for Liberty" written
on the escape, pursuit and subsequent
death Of the Biddle brothers. Special
scenery ia carried for every act and is
complete with all electrical effects. The
company is well chosen and numbers
some of the best known people in the
profession. The production comes to
this city highly recommended aud fully
adequate to give one ofthe best perform
ances ever seen here. Special prices
will prevail. See advertisement.