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New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
From Tit Bits.

There is only one judge IN the British Empire
who may he said to carry his life In his hands
when he goes on circuit. This is Judge Murray.
OF British New Guinea. Judge Murray has been
bold enough 10 go to Goarahari a notorious centre
Of cannibals and head hunters where the Rev. Dr.
Chalmers and the Rev. u r. Tomkins. OF the
seven years ago. Ills principal object was 10 re-
cover the skulls OF the two murdered missionaries
and he was successful. His arrival tarew the
Papuan savages into a condition great excite
m"nt, but Judge Murray pdcned them With n con
cilatorN speech and distribution Of presents. lie
reports that while there he cooked human
flesh and canoes full of skulls.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
a WEDDING.
IRy Telegraph to The Tribune

ITsy Telegraph To The Tribune
Philadelphia, April 22.-In st. Pauls Church
Chestnut Hill. at noon to-day. Miss Alice Gowen.
daughter Of Francis l. Gowen. wen known lawyer
and fnancler. became the bride of William Frazier
Harrison of Alfred Harrison, also a well known
Phuadephian Many New Workers attended the
ceremony, including the bridegroom's sisters. the
Countess Won Holsten and Mrs. John Prenttss.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
EDUCATOR HURT IN AUTO RACE

Chicago, April "a race between auto
mobile and boy mounted on pony. last night.
resulted In the wrecking Of the automobile and the
serious injury Of it's owner. Professor John II
Jones of Northwestern University and his chauf
feur John Anderson. Professor Jones and Ander-
each suffered broken and numerous
bruises. The identity of the boy who rode the
pony was not learned.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
BARON RosEN SAILS FOR RUSSIA.

Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador, sailed
yesterday for Russia the steamer Mauretania-
It will his visit three years 10 his
native country. He Will he Joined there by Bar
oness and Mile. Rosen. who have been in Southern
Europe
Baron Rosen expects TO return TO the United
States in October.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
aem2lcrk Dailp Gaib,1tre.
THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1905

This newspaper is 0Icncd and published ov
The Tribune association, a NeC York c"'pofd-
tim; Office aud principal place Of business 1'f'-
4ne Building. 70. 15i Nassau street NtF 10" =
ogdcn ufEs. president: Nathaniel IHff'c. sec
retaru and treasurer. The address OF the or
cers IS tho Office Of this ncWspspe'.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

St Louis. April 22.-Vorkuen sinking a b-.9ss
caisson OF Salisbury street several days ago GIG
up a skull twenty feet below the bed OF the river
The discovery became known today. The top O.
the skull is fat Since the discovery os IRE skull
the worknen have gone twenty feet deeper ard
have found ancient clay bowls. pet-iSed trees and
walnut knots.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

hook entitled "The Religion of a Demo-
crat'' has lust been put the market we
trust that it has an authorizing foreword from
the pen of that final judge on Democratic ortho-
doxy and heterodoxy hereabouts' the hoh'
Charles T. Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
YALE GETS $4,000 OUTRIGHT.

New Haven. April 22--The Yale treasurer has -
ceived $4,000 OF unrestricted funds. left 20 tAs
university from the original estate OF BENJAMIN
D Silliuan. OF the class OF - The fund reveTted
the university by the death ar New YCrk lasI
November of the Rev SiIIfuan B-agden, q us
class OF SO. who had Iice interest IN the fund
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

The serious accidents which have already oc-
CURED in practice the BriarcHn auto1nopie
racecourse afford ominous suggestion OF "haI
may happen in the actual race HufndhelS "''
posed persons will hope for the best Ou' tHe PiU
IDENTIFY disposed will question the WISDOM Vi pei
forming what is at best perlous trick on one
~ tho most dangerous stretches Of road that
could be found.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
MIKAOo DEcoRATEs C. A. soYNToN

Washington April 22.-The Emperor OF Japan
through Ambassador Takahira, has conferred upon
Charles A. Boynton. superintendent OF the South
ern division of The Associated Press. the decora-
tion the fourth class OF the Imperial Order of
the Rising Sun.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
A. G. vANDERB1ITs COACHING TRIPS
Warm Welcome to American on His Ar
rival at Brighton.

London. April 22-Alfred G. Vanderbilt. whose
effort to revive interest in coaching IN England
has been so sympatheticalIy received. left London
this morning on the a series Of trial trips
the Brighton Road. He was accompanied by
a small party of friends. a big crowd assembled
outside the hotel where the start made, and
gave the American a hearty send-of. while the
police stopped traffic in Pccadilly in order 70 allow
the coach TO have a free passage. Mr.. Vanderbilt
will make his first regular trip on May 4.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Street Cleaning Commissioner Cro"eil : rePo' .
on the cost of removing snow during the last
winter is so bright and CHEEKY that 1t arouseS
tho erenicions of some calloused skeptics. About
half a million dollars was spent last winter III
ehoveIIing off 80 inches of snow Mr.. CroWei
saws whereas nearly two and one-ildiI HiIlo,'. ~ :
were souandered a year ago In carthg OH D.
;obos oF the beautiful flakes. In other words
inch for inch and load for load. Mr.. Grower mas
dome the Job at about one-third the cost "hich
NJ Craven incurred; and the gross expense tillS
last winter has been only one-ffh OF tha' VI
+bo rrA,,ious one. If there is no Joker IN these
e+.tie+ics-ard We devoutly pray there may De
rone-Nr CroweU and his assistants oeserN .
thanks even if their department did not pieaSe
a. oor+ractors and draymen who loved TO go
,n+o partnership with the sun on the WORK
T1oos the Commissioner realize what terrioie
Indictment Of his predecessors these hsUie' o.
Tnconpetencv and petty politics have at Ie"''
4-o,,od tho citvs bills in this one item Ho"
,or,. millions are being frttered away by sap
,aods and sucIzlings in other departmentsF
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT GIVES $1,000.

William K. Vanderbilt has sent check for
$1,000 TO Thomas L. James. treasurer o. the Fire
mems Memorial Fund and Jacob H. SchiT has
contributed 500 The total received is s34.715 90
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

There is reason for sincere congratulations 10
l-.-a.o,,oIa on the escape of President cabrera
go, ossaesfnation Murder is bad anywhere
a,,d the murder of the head of a state Is par
ticularlv bad. But perhaps the "orS' oI on
,,,orId he the murder of the head OF d s'a'e
which is earnestly striving to redeem itsel1 rom
IavIess and revolutionary practices. oua'eillsal.
deserves all possible encouragement IN ner ne"
oro and is TO be congratulated upon 'he uel.'
81 those who would plunge her back 'i''o 'i'0
,.aoin7e Of force and fraud.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23
EVIDENCE OF PREHISTORIC DAYS.
Petrifed Forest Under 0maha-Bones and
Trees Under Mississippi at ST Louis.
IBy Telegraph 70 Tns Tribune. J

Omaha. April 22-WhIe digging a large vel IN
the business section Of Omaha to-day petrtfed
forest discovered forty feet below the sUrtace
There is every evidence OF the existence at SONS
former period OF an immense grove ~ the SPOT
branches IN profusion are interniuged with the
larger trunks Of trees
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Brighton. April 22-The Vanderbilt coach COM
pleted its first trial between London and this
city to-day without hitch 1t arrived at o'clock
half an hour later than its scheduled time. The
front crowded with people, who gave Mr.
Vanderbilt and his party a reception
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

board cater to this popular desire by appontihs
q mind reading commission? Without secret
service the facts can perhaps be secured only
in this manner.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Tho Democrats have carried Louisiana. Aiso
,,a+obIa occasion the Dutch took Holland
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Another wedding Of to-day 5 thar of Augustus
D. Shepard. jr.. Of New York, nephew OF Mrs e
lott F. Shepard. and Miss Elizabeth Baxter Rses.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Arthur 2 Rees- Ths
wedding will take place at All Souls Church BHt-
more N. G
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Mrs J. Hood Wright and Mr and Mrs John
MarkIe are booked 70 sail for Europe today.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

New FORKS Berkshire summer colony VII
extensively represented at the welding ot "
Georgette Collier and David T Dana, master
the Berkshire hounds, in Grace Church this at.
noon at $50 o'clock Miss Collier. who IS the on
daughter OF Mrs VI Dwight Collier. vii have
her bridesmaids her cousin, Mss Julia Adee. vi
Anita Peabody. Miss Aleid Schenck. Mss Ler
Felloves. Miss Valerie Hadden and Miss R0sano-
Dixie After the ceremony Mrs. Collier viii g.
a reception at her house. IN West 4sth street.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Another wedding yesterday that % w.,
Marian Stewart RaIston, daughter ~ Dr. ard NJ
David Ralston. and William Cunningham In -,
chantry Of the Broadway Tabernacle TbA "a
ding was very quiet and small. and there were =.
attendants
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
A COWARDLY THREAT.

When Latah county, with her state
university, comes down to the next ses-
sion of the legislature with her Demo.
cratic representatives, there is likely to
be some frost on the pumpkin when the
usual university preparation is asked
for.
The above is from the Pocatello Trib-
une of Noyem Der I, and needs little
comment. 1t shows very clearly the
kind Of men now at the head of the re-
publican party in Idaho. Here is a
threat to destroy the greatest education
al institution in the state, a college that
b longs to the entire state, and for
what? Latah county failed to elect w.
E. St:llinger and the rest of the republi-
can legislative ticket. And the penalty
is the destruction of the University of
Idaho. The News desires to serve
notice now that the entire republican
gang, with Jim Brady and Barney
O'Neil at the head and the Pocatello
Tripune and its like thrown in, dare not
cast one vote against just and reason
able appropriation for the University of
Idaho. That they would, as they did
last session, make threats to ruin this
school, is to be expected, but the bluff
will not this year work. The people of
Latah county will prefer to see the Uni
versity close its doors rather than pur-
chase its perpetuation at the cost of SER
vile support OF political machine as
rotten as the one at. this time in control
of the republican party in Idaho.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20

Troy has bakery. Give it call.
The moving picture show has closed
up.
Patronize the home merchant. 1t
will pay you in the end. 1t will help to
build up your home town and that will
help to increase the value of your farm.
The Curtis Comedy Co. played three
nights in Troy this week, giving their
unual good entertainment. Miss Leota
Howard is with the company and did
very clever work. The entire company
is strong this season, putting on an ex-
cellent show.
There promises to be a wood shortage
in Troy this winter. While little wood
is coming in mudh is being shipped out,
and at present there is only 1900 cords
in the yards. Last fall Troy dealers had
about 5000 cords onhand. The available
supply in the hands of the farmers is
also short.
Now that the mud has put the roads
into bad condition the necessity of good
roads is apparent. And the wisdom Of
making a good street out of lower Main
is certainly apparent. Dave CT Gear
the contractor, finished the work Sat.
urdayi and deserves much credit for way
he did the work. Next year an effort
Will be made to rock the street leadina
to the depot.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Bear Ridge.
wins out,

The Bohman Lumber Co. is cutting
logs for next seasons run.
Tom Stone has rented 300 acres of the
Mckee farm and will move next month.
Alec Galloway and wife is going to
start for trip back to "the old home
stead' on Wednesday.
School at the Steel school house is
progressing nicely with Miss Lennie
Hupp as teacher.
G. w. Rhoads, John Mathews and
Frank Moses with families moved to
Bovill expecting to to get work logging
this winter.
Martin Magnson, the Deary butcher,
made trip over the Ridge Friday.
Formers are selling :their hogs fast,
the high price of hogs makes "Jeeding"
Improbable.
Election is over and the people have
had their say" Men who failed to
carry out the will of the people, have
had we'll deserved rebuke. The people
on this ridge are against saloons and
candidates who favor the liquor traffic
are not popular.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
THE TROY NEWS
P. L. CIRCUIT, Editor and Publisher.

Entered at the postoffice at Troy as
5econd-class matter.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
SOME WARM ONES.

Here are three good squibs from the
Boise Citizen:
By abolishing presidential election and
simply allowing every president to select
his own successor without the necessity
OF endorsement at the polls there would
be no threat to business" and no me-
cessity for factories to close pending an
election.
An honest republican with a handful
of type put the entire Republican ma
chine to rout in Latah county. All
honor to Peter LaDow Orcutt. If there
had been his like in every county in
Idaho the people would have thrown off
the yoke of ring rule.
The timber syndicates want an extern
sion of twenty years time in which tc
take the timber from the states lands
and they will get it. That is what q
Republican Legislature was elected for
Great is graft and humbug.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Subscription. 81 90 per year, in advance.

The News has no faith in the howl
that Troy will die when the saloons are
clJsed. We would like to have someone
snow us where the town receives dol
lar benefit from the saloons. What the
saloon really does is to absorb, like the
spider, the substance of honest industry
and honest labor. 1t creates nothing,
and gives nothing but sorrow and tears,
misery and disease, poverty and wretch
edness. 1t wrecks homes, impoverishes
men, wronges wives and makes beggars
of babies. 1t debases men, blights
y nth, and puts the curse of Cain upon
the brow of multitudes of boys. 1t
breeds crime, disease and poverty, and
drags to certain destruction all who par
take. And it is said that Troy cannot
exist without it.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20

democratic. If the Troy News is re-
sponsible for the results in Latah county
and We honestly believe it is, Editor
Orcutt and independent journalism have
scored victory that will cause political
b ,sses in that county to sit up and take
notice. Orcutt has been abused and
villitied by the INSCRIPTIONS, but when
newspaper starts out to expose the
the rascality of people, and handles
nothing but the plain, unvarnished
truth, it is a 10 to shot that the paper
wins out.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
A Troy Inventor.

Troy has an inventor. His name is
VIM. N. Anderson, and he lives near
the farmers mill. He was in Troy this
week and showed the News editor a pat
ent music stand, something far ahead of
anything so far ON the market. 1t has
an attachment, operated by the foot,
whereby the pages are turned back or
forward at will, enabling the operator to
keep on with no stops.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20

Frank Plaisted, political manager for
the Oregon Short Line, and the man
who is eternally in the way of all bene-
fetal legislation in the state, has put in
his appearance, and is now organizing
against proposed railroad commission
He says Idaho has no need of commits
sion. No, with the railroad as essed
at the measl y sum of $4,000 per mile,
on bonded valuation of ten times that
sum, and collecting enough in tribute
from the people to pay dividends on that
outrageously watered valuation, Idaho
does not need railroad commission.
No, we ought to be ashamed to think of
demanding justice. The thing to do is
to wait till the railroads are willing to
pay, and do actually volunteer to pay a
fair tax. And already Idaho has a lot
OF big republican newspapers fight
ing the railroad commission idea. The
o. S. L. alone is stealing about a hume
dred thousand dollars every year in
taxes from the people OF Idaho, yet it
would, urges Mr.. Plaisted, be bal
move for Idaho TO have commission
with power to equalize taxes and fix
freight rates on basis commensurate
with an honest return on an honest
inveetment
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
What About Eire2

Ii your house or barn should burn
now would you leave it7 Are you in
suredf Why not7 Do you know that
policy will be written by Thompson
Bros. OF Moscow for 80 per cent of the
board rate, and in company. that pays
Its losses promptly7 If you have not
seen them do it now. Write them for
particulars. They also have complete
set oil abstract books and will give
prompt attention to any business you
may place with them. 41-tf
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Notice of Sale Of Estray Animal MAJ

Notice is hereby given .n9 ~ sold at Pue n,
dsSsHSsd TO Gi he and ss;i s ssS
5tb. day Of december, 1905 az Keeping 81
to satisfy fhe costs of adyerus1dasbb T law "a
sale OF said animal as allowed out yea ~
and white spotted bull car hv KDute n Y .ss
on ont the LIST. day of November , iToI DD'
viii take place at Knute LA'n'S IN,
east Oh ivy iu' w W. NJ. McGahan,, S ss1
Dated this 5th. day OF NoFen1S'''
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Notice.

Women of Woodcraft are requested to
attend the regular session of the lodge
in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening,
Nov. p, 1908. Important business, By
order of Guardian Neighbor, Wilhel-
mini Broman.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Watched Fifteen Years.

For fifteen years 1 have watched the
working OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve; and
1t has never failed to cure any sore, boil,
ulcer or burn to which it was applied.
III mas saved us many doctor bill, {"
says a. r. Hardy, of Fest Wilton, Maine
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Mind Your Businessl

If you don't nobody will. 1t irc!p Iis
business to keep out OF all thS Ia s Oui
you can and you can and VIII h hevf tsEl
of liver and bowel trouble u rt Wv kesE
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. i iins ont d
biliousness, malaria and jaulnoT110sb psOu
yonr system. 25c. at C. V. Jonn''
drug store.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
Sometime
Newt!

Under the new management OF
the Rietmann Hotel everything
has been placed in a clean, sani-
tary condition-newly papered
and new furnishings installed
A trial will convince you that
it is a fine place to put up at
while in Troy.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20
The Kooskia Mountaineer saws !:

Inc hoOskia Mountalneer says:
Latah county went republican on the
head of the ticket, Taft electors going
town the line with a good majority,
while the state and county tickets went
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-11-20

When in Troy try sack Of GenS''
-four. Sold by w. M. Duthie'
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-20
MINNIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The greatest bravery is never dis
played upon the battlefield. The high
est type of heroism is that which of it's
own initiative alone, with only the i'm
polling impulse of duty and response
bility dies in an effort to save instead
of the desire to kill. To face possible
DEATH touching elbows in charging
line, is one thing; TO come front to
front with certain death suddenly.
lacking the sense OF security that
comes with the knowledge that others
stand in the same danger, from the
single knowledge of anpther's need. is
another and greater thing. And when
girl, It is the most splendid eXempli-
fication of heroism
Thus it was when the fateful train
rushed down on l6-year-old Minnie
Trimball and her S-year- old compan-
ion Sunday afternoon. She might have
saved herself. In her souls nobility
she elected to save the child or die
with her. 1t was not a decision, but
an impulse that belongs only to the
truly great and intrinsically noble. I'm
til the engine struck her down she
never faltered. None ever died with
more grandeur, more bravely, or in a
better cause She touched the pinnacle
of the greatest impulse, that which
brings men to lay down life for an
other.
History is bright with brave deeds:
but not Horatius and the long line Of
fighting heroes down to Hobson, have
reached to write their names as high
as this simple girl from the quietude
of the farm. For hers was the es-
sence of complete self-sacrif1ce, quiet.
lonely. indomitable. Let the thought
be a comfort to- her parents and an
example to all mankind. that she died
in the sanctity of unselfishness In a
selfish world. From the hill where
long ago Another died for all. to the
valley where Minnie Trmball found
the opportunity Of her life, is but a
step across seas and down the CEN
turtles. For greater love hath no man
than this: that he give up his life for
y friend