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New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
MISS HARRIET CURTIS WINS A CUP.
Essex Country Golfer Takes Chief Prize IN
Wilmington Club S Tourney for Women.
FBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Wilmington, Del, oct. 26.-The final rounds
were played to-day in the annual woueR's golf
tournament Of the Wilmington Country Club in
q pouring rain Miss Harriet Curtis, Of the
Essex Country Club, the Wilmington cup,
defeating Miss Fanny Osgood Of the Country
Club. BrOokline, Mass, / up. in a spirited match.
The vice-p presidents cup by Mrs. Fit
Ter, Merton. Fem. who defeated Miss Frismuth,
Of Riverton, y. j, up and ! to play. Miss
Wells Of Brookline, the Braniywine cup, de-
feating Mrs. Hilles, Of Wilmington, up. The
players cup was won by Mrs. Hickman, Of Bala
Penn, who defeated Mrs Suddards, of Over
brook Penn, up and 2 to play.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
NEW YORK WOMAN ROBBED OF s1,7oo

San Francisco. Oct. 2s.-A1rs- J. l. Petrie, Of New
York who is staying a local hotel, the vic
tim Of a daring robbery Larkin street car last
night A hand satchel containing eleven rings set
with diamonds $50 in cash. diamond bracelet and
other ieweIry the whole valued at S1.700. was alb
stracted from under her arm, where she had placed
Il while carrying a number Of parcels
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
ONE MORE FOR THE NAVY.
George Washington Makes Good
Fight on the GrtdirOn.
u. r.1onranh to rhe Trihnne. !

Annapolis Oct. 2S-The Navy football team de-
<ea+ea George Washington University. of Wash
inr+on to-day by a Of II 20 on a
wet field. The visitors played fast end running
game. and Thrall, Crafts and Byrd made runs OF
from twenty-five to forty yards. The mdshipmen
scored by using their weight in straight line plays
There was little fumbling, notwithstanding the
scEgy field and soaked ball
The Navy got a chance TO use nearly all or It's
substitutes but after the regulars left the visitors
had the better Of the contest and nearly scored
after Bvrd had made runs of twenty and forty
wards in succession
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
RAILWAY ORDERED TO REDUCE FARE.

Albany Oct. 2s.-The Schenectady Railway Com
pany was to-day ordered by the Public Service
Commission in the I'd District TO reduce its rate Of
fare from 10 to cents It's Interurban line Be,
tween Albany and Moreline avenue, town OF Colo
ME The company also ordered to establish
and maintain new stopping place for al OF It's
local trains at the Morene avenue station
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

ported and got in the game to-day. Underwood
also. has fully recovered and played end in the
first half. Stearns replacing him in the second
period.
once or twice early in the game the 'varsity's
defence loosened up. and Hayes tore through for
gains. but the holes were quickly plugged. and
the second team failed make further progress
Two sets Of backs were usea. Greble Dean and
Walmsey starting the game, and Bachor, Brown
and Taylor finishing.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
CUTLER ELEVEN BEATS HAMILTON.

The Cutler Sch-oi football eleven won an easy
game from Hamilton Institute on a rain soaked
eridIron at Van Cortiandt Park yesterday by a
score Of Il to o. The institute boys were no match
for their opponents, ss they seemed bewildered bv
tie fast playing and many on-side kicks All the
ring done in the first half Orr scoring al!
three touchdowns and Flint kicking two out of
three goals Many substitutes were used bv Cutler
in the second half, and held without score.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
OUTSIDER WINS oAMBRIDGEsHIRE.

Newmarket. England oct. 2s.-The Cambridge
shire Stakes. for three -year-olds and upward Wns
to-day by a rank outsider, the Duke Of Dew
onshires Marcovil. quoted 80 to ]. Captain j.
r Homfrays Land League was second and cap
tain Kinkaid Smiths Succour third. Twenty-th-ee
horses started Lord Derby's Cocksure H. the
favorite was ridden by Danny Maher the AmerI-
can jockey.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
SCHOONER HENRY WELLER NOT LOST

Norfolk Va Oct 2S.-Ths Italian steau1ef
Dora Bellea reported upon her arrival here TO-
dav having supplied with provisions yesterday
.ba schooner Henry Weller. Of New York. Cap
tain Leblanc which sailed twenty-seven DAYS
ago from Jacksonville, Fla, for NeT York and
was supposed 70 have been lost The Weller vas
of Hatteras when spoken. Captain LeoiaHe asked
70 be reported as proceeding The schooner vas
L1ou-, @ar 10 sea in recent severe gales
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29


Major HARRY c BESsO.:. from I4ta % 5,a Cayary
ATGUsT 9 NIssEN. from Troop II . Treoz p
Tr5op II. 70 assume command temporarily q Troas
II and Fort Duchesne Utah IN addition = rs o-e-
ent duties under the T--erior OeDartrne1z Cap-aia
V:ITT1Sb WLLL4T a E6IeR6dK. rs.isvs1 '''1a
First Lieutenant GTY 3 @ HANNA. cast artillery
corps, from 93tn Company % unassigrt1 Es.
Second Lieutenant MARSHA L O rASDyI1 ron 81 =
Field ArtiIlsrT- Batter o. Vlee Ss2nd LIelsnaet
FREDERICK " STEWART. from 1t % % Fled
Captain CARTER ? JOHNSON n cavalry- from D
LfeUte7an- Colonel HENRY z. ROBISSCS adt1-srt
general. relieved from Detail IN e1jItant genera-f
1eaTss Of absence. Captain : = BAYARD s~HTNCE-L
Ctr Infantry, two months. Captain GRANVILLE
SEWER. coast artillery corps one month ard ses-
oui Lieutenant LAWRENCE z HOHL. lSta Ii
fsatry. two months
EnsiEn G; Q PEGRAM detached co-nnna1d ot the Bar
ney. command The wilkes
MiIshfpmau Y. V WOODWARD. detached the Ear.
ney; Wilkes
Assistant Surgeon c B. MUNGER. detached the Haiss
70 naval hospital Portsmouth
Paymaster Z T HALL detached the Phtladel c.iz.
continue navy yard Puget Sogzd,- -. ,
training station. Newport. % the Patladsipa1
navy yard, Puget Sound
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported 70 ths
Navy Department.
Oct s-Th. A-ethusa. MagdaIena Bay
Oct. 2T-The Eagle. a. Norfolk
SAILED
Oct 27-Ths Tecuu1seh. from gton for Sortolk
the Rogers. from Norfolk foT Charleston :ae Chss
ter from Boston for ProviHcetoVn-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
lbs reiegrapa L. TIE T-.Hiaz 8

West Poiat, X /, Oct 2s-The first scrlm-
mage work OF the week for the army football
team took place to-day slippery field. and a
long hard game played The second team
oo.Id do nothing with the varsity, which
through FOR large gains snd scored twice, al
though without the services Of Pai0on and
Ness.
The forward pass was tried twice but the slip
uer.- hail made all attempts useless and straight
football with some rice end runs behind re-
rlar'eabi- eood interference, made most of the
Gains Dean. after more than a weeks rssL re-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
NILES AND DANA HARVARD CHAMPIONS

Cambridge Mass, Oct 2s.-The finals in the
doubles in the lawn tennis tournament which has
been in progress at Harvard for three weeks were
,,-o,, TODAY bv y W. Niles and F. T. Dana who
defra afed G. !. Gardiner and A S Dabney IN fast
and hctIy contested match. The score was 6-3
6-f Is g SO. The finals in the singles Will
he ulaved
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
CLEANERS FOB ARMY. PRINCETON GAME.

The steamer Hendrick Hudson, of the Albany
nav Line will be in service Lext Saturday TO carry
football enthusiasts TO West Point for the game
between the Army and Princeton. She Will leave
T}esh~- sses street at $50, West 42d street az Wlo
and West 129th street 1875 a m, and viii leave
Tor Nev York Immediately after the game.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
DEEP MUD At PIWLICO.
McCahey's Bad Ride Costs Whip
Ton n Race-Old BedOUin Wins.

r,,.ir,o-e Oct 28-McCahey. the JOCKEY, rode
+,ro winners at the PmliCO raCetrack to-daH5@
pedouin and Sunfre-but this good work was
-,e-red nv his amateurish handling of Whip Top
,n the Centlprnen's Driving Park purse at one mie.
xyr,n Ton was pounds the best but the boy messed
re- about so badly that Pocomoke. quietly oache4
from to to , TO l, made all the running anu
lasted long enough to win by short head in
hard drive. ,
II sn,+a Of the rain big crowd was in attend
., 90 hut for the third day in succession winning
fa7-orites were few and far between. Inc uach
was sticky morass. hut with TWO eNcepLoH' 'i0
fields were of good size. 49,,
Homelander made a show Of his heid IN l!'e
1-r-ridga Hunt Steeplechase. Tommy Wright the
clever Young amateur rider who lives III 'hls CITY
handled the horse to good advantage. Ny I.sce'
ridden tv Jay OBrien. an amateur JOCKEY --oi'i
New York jumped badly, but would nave eaIHeu
second money easily ii Nj OBrlen had hot pee"
caught mapping in the last slXteehIh' ""eH H0
started to ease up his mount.
Rado,,in a one time good handicap horse won MS
second race at the meeting in the selhng e'ei' d
one mile and seventy yards For some feaso" -
o,r,ain Pocuessing' the favorite' but 6eo-
TO O[ [o,+o,oesed his company. and after following
.,'a closely to the turn for home. came away
- ~, gauoring by five lengths from Mlnot.
The summaries follow:
ossna six ets5; 3spes '2 IG5 Saf sf
McCarthy or to / onan6e l65 Goldstein) even to
show, third Time 1I Dan De & MogS Ise f6lshcd as
EsChau, Plmrante, rahlpe anu A'1-''
named. Ill .,a sa,ertv yav9sl-
12edC1n 1n7 fMcCahey). 2 won; Mnot los ,htauST,
Mace second PoquessirE, lOI tNlc1aiII;
SHOW he41g third Time l:4s45. Clements Melo'dIls
Nonfnee ana President Monroe finished as naIled. .
Third rsce six furl0ngsJ-Gunhre, lis LNc aEey.
. Won; Toll Gshere-. ll3 tGuletu to place, Ti
aura II3 CyTalst). 70 10 show. third li1
ESeIVn s De Burgo Westover. oscar Ia.-,3 " .'-es
Worker, occoneohee. Don @ and Adrot hnlSos1 a'
named. ~ -....,o-,,a-a. about two
ma one-half niIes)-II0ncanler 80 tNr Wri@htl e'
won. Warrior l47 iI5owscrD, . place, seonr My
Grace 1F9 (Nr OBrienJ nc show betting. third Tine
starters.
Ciransar 100 Cpton) TO 3. Lally IL lMc' dPe
to rIaCa second Ontorio. us fGoGstetn). 70 10 20
show third Tire. 152@s. George :. Eall, =, ,ALkl-.
Countcrmand. Wilton Lackaye and Gowansa hnish'a as
wcn. whip TOP. lO7 CMcCahey) 10 place. second
Rosstenton 03 Upton. show betting third Tine
l4,2s No other starters. go,
seventh race selling six furiongsl-Racauet l32
Tiece sec5nd: Constellation. 1o2 Upton q 20 slow
third Time. III. OSenah, Fiat Creek Harold junior
I5aUJ,v-ing and Elizabeth Sweeney finished named.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

r,.e.rea,sr Nelson University of Nebraska. I'm
Nr Howard. Naval Academy ToucndoNns
from J0uchdovns-N Z
. Goal from t.uchdowns missed-Northcroft lime OF
bs1yes-Twenty minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Ct.i1ago. oct 2s-The Chicago University football
team suffered heavy loss today when KELLEY, the
biz right tackle. deserted the squad Kelley was
shifted from his position IN practice Monday and
sid to-day that Stagg the coach. had irsulted him
by giving another man his place Kelley says he
.siu have 30 more Go With the team and viii
seave the university at the end Of tne week
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
President Decides Upon Pay In.
crease at Brooklyn Nary Yard.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau-J

washington. October -
NAVY YARD PAY INCREAsE-It was asrs.s
bv the President 70 increase the pay of nos. !,
not all OF The civilian employees az the Brockfv,
navy yard and probably at the other yards ara
stations II II is possible DO 50. the pay o. -.
,,ocbanf-s and Iaborers zfu also be increased rs.
can b.. accomplished without the aid % lszr.-
ton inasrnuch as the ratings of civilian snpov.,
in the clerical ard mechanical departments y ~,
navy wards are the subject q Departmental rszss
tons Or Executive order. The bureau officials wa
have 70 DO with regulation Of salary az navy ya-1.
are engaged IN ascertaining what funds are azai-
able under the various bureau appropriations ~
the pay increase The instructions are % inersass
the pay CT those IN responsible positions b. a5sss
500 and IN no case 70 exceed that sum n re l.
crease. So far as u has possible 20 detsr-azs
the increases will average about ID per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
ARMY

ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders has
haa,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

The Chalmers Detroit Motor Company has
-,srned an interesting race for Election Day. Ar
rancemants have been made among the LIS dealers
In the various parts of the country for eacn 10
make nonstop run OF 200 miles, making total IN
all Of 5000 miles.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Another change in the date for the Fort George
Hill climb to be held under the auspices OF the
New York Trade Automobile Association mas OeeH
announced. It is planned to hold the contests
on November H. instead of next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

az the saIesroom on upper Broadway yesterday, and
in spite of the disagreeable weather large num-
ber of persons were hand to inspect the ma
chimes General John T Cutting was delighted
with the interest shown.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26
EDITORIAL.

What do you think. of a republican
cows that it is alright for repub-
WIN wnU ' legislature to violate a platform
i ,edos7 Would you vote for such
p' ''a1 for any Officer Would such a
,a .rIl be worthy of confidence aid sup
l nort7 Could such man be entrusted
iSitb important public business3 Not
WV W. one moment. Any man whose
IDEAS Of government and public service
I've become so impregnated with the
; aa Of party that he will brazenly up
ibid dishonest act simply because
that hat act happens to be done by re-
Onblican, is dangerous man to elect
r. snv public position. There is more
tIsn one prominent republican in Latah
county to which the above will apply,
and BY talking with any of the gang
vou will soon discover that the shoe
yiII fit. If any one of these fellows is
nominated will you knowingly support
bim7 The Troy News will not, ano
will use every effort to induce other re-
nublicans to assist in defeating this
class OF men.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26
Deary Notes.

Under the direction of George Dow
ney, the new bank building is well I'M
der way, and the walls will be going up
before the Fourth.
Andrew Carlson's three story hotel
will be prepared to handle the Fourth
of July crowd, and anyone who has
eaten at the Carlson table knows that
they have treat in store if they eat
their dinner at his hosiery.
Roderick Brothers of Avon will move
their stock Of general merchandise to
Deary. Arrangements are now being
made to erect building here.
Sam Nesbit, who bought out Mr..
Shaw's sale and feed stable at Avon, is
hauling lumber for his new 40x40 sta
BILE, and will be ready to feed all horses
bringing people to the surrounding
country.
Several fine residences are going up
at Deary. 0. c. Jorgenson, proprie-
tor of general merchandise store, is
building fine 000residence on the
south side; Rev. A. o. Ulvestad has
completed and moved into his $500
home, F. c. MCGOWAN, one OF the
owners of the townsite, has started
a $4,000 residence. ]. A. Harsh,
president Of the Latah county State
bank, now in progress of erection, an
ticipates building a beautiful home
when he comes the latter part OF the
summer to take charge of the bank
work.
A school house site just across the
road from the townsite proper, and two
acres in extent, has been donated t
school district No. 10 by the Potlatcl
Lumber Co. 1t is almost certain tina
when the bids for this school are ad
vertised it will be for a brick building
Ben Peterson's new two story build
ing, for hardware store, barber shol
and candy store, with a hall on tn
second floor, is rapidly reaching com
pletion.
The entire population Of Deary ha
been busy evenings the past week put
ting the baseball grounds in shape fc
the game the Fourth.
Mark Davis, of the Davis & Thor
, Drug Co., is being visited by h
, brother Frank, who is being initiate
I into the pleasures of western life.
S A large delegation Of the young pei
pie from the ridges were present at
dance in the new hotel building 81 la
: Friday.
The Big Bear ridge ball nine defea
ed the Deary team on the hon
grounds Saturday by good safe ma
< gin.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26
PotIatch Pine Land.

The News editor acknowledges
receipt of a beautiful boquet from Mrs.
D. A. Breese, raised on their farm
north Of Troy. The Breese farm is
what is known as white pine land, and
produces fine crops, showing how val
liable our timbered lands are when
put under cultivation.
1t was Troy pine land that produced
oats that took gold medal at the St.
Louis fair and pine land that sent prize
oats and wheat to the Lewis and Clark
exposition at Portland. 1t is Troy
pine land that is now being transformed
into fertile, we'll improved farms thai
which is fast becoming recognized a:
profitable investment.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26
NOTICE OF HOLDING DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY ELECTION.

Pursuant to the authority of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee of La
tab County, Idaho, Notice is hereby
given that Democratic Primary cleo
ton will be held in the Precincts of
LBtah county, Idaho, on Monday, the
10Th day Of July, 1908, commencing in
the country preci nets at O'Clock 2. M.
and continue until O'Clock p. M. of
said day, and city or town precincts to
commence at o'clock P. M. and con-
tinue until Z P. M. of said day.
Said primary election will held Tor
the purpose of of electing delegates to
a tend the Democratic county conven-
ton, which is hereby called, and will
convene, in the city of Moscow, Idaho,
on Thursday, the 23rd day of July, 1903,
at 80 o'clock P. M. of said day, in the
Court House, for the purpose OF electing
Is delegates to the Democratic State
nominating convention which will con-
vene in the city of Wallace, Idaho, on
the 4th day of August, 1908, for the pur-
pose of nominating Justice OF the SUI
.preme court, one Member of Congress,
aud State officers to he voted for at the
general election to be held on Tuesday,
November 3rd, 1908. g.
Said Democratic county convention to
be held on Thursday, July 23rd, at 1:30
P. M. of that day in the Court House in
Moscow, Idaho, will also nominate or
provided time and place for re-conven
ing to nominate ticket for county and
precinct officers by the same delegates
or so many of them as may be present
from the various precincts OF Latah
County, Idaho.
The various precincts of the county
1 l,olI kt,osr of
tive voting places where they are avail
able and where not the place is to be
supplied by the Committeeman of each
precinct:
Democratic Primary for ...........-
Precinct will be
held at. Observation-Disclosures: -......;;.
Observation-Disclosures. in accordance
with the above notice.
............. .........
Precinct Committeeman.
The various precincts OF the county
are entitled to delegates to the county
convention as follows, to-wit;
Bear Creek. .......... ..............
Boulder Creek. ....................
Cora ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-............
Cornwall ....-.......... .....-.-.-..
East Genesee. ......-...-... ..'.''
East MOSCOW ................
Four Mile OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Gold Greek ..........s.......
Gold Hill Observation-Disclosures. .........-
Jullaetta. -.-..........- ......--
Kendrick ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.
Little Potlatch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mountain Meadow .................
North Moscow ..................
North Troy. ........-.....-....
Palouse ...........-......
Pine Greek. ....................
Potlatch ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

Services will be held in the Nor
wegian Lutheran church next Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Norwegian
language.
For the Fourth of July the o. R. &
N. Co. will sell round trip tickets to
points within distance of 200 miles
at one fare and third. Tickets on
sale Suly 3rd and 4th, and limited fol
return to July 9th. D. House, Agt.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

There is located in Latah county an
honest, brilliant young editor. His
name is P. L. circuit. He is editor
and publisher Of the Troy News. The
paper is republican and loves the re-
publicanism of Lincoln and hates the
leadership in Idaho. This man dares
to be true to his conviction. Idaho
Co. Free Press, June II, 1908.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

The republicans of Latah county
I've mean the machine) will have no
trouble in carrying the county this
fall by smashing majority. There is
no question about this. The gang will
meet, 90 through the formality of nom
mating the ticket picked out by the
gang in advance. endorse Harmony
lin" Brady, and point with pride" to
the republican record here in Idaho.
Now cut this out and compare notes
when the time comes.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

The most valuable asset any town
can have is real live paper
that boosts everything good. The
paper Of value says the good things it
can about the town and surrounding
country, helps to encourage every
laudable enterprise, and puts shoulder
to the wheel and pushes all the time.
If the Troy News is this kind of a
paper it is of great value to Troy, and
entitled to liberal support.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

There are some republicans so mar
row-minded that they are ready to con-
denim the republican editor who is
honest enough to tell the truth about
politics. They would prefer liar 70 a
fair-minded, decent citizen.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

Did you ever know man who neg
lected to vote and then made a roar
about corrupt oficeholders? Did you
ever know of a man who never attend
ed the gatherings of others in the same
line of business and then complained
of lack os unit, New west Trade.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

The democratic party IS new doing
more for prohibition than any political
organization that ever existed. Through
out the democratic South prohibition
has swept the country, and in the U.
S. senate Mr.. Tillman is leading the
fight. The Tillman measure would
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

If there was a law DISTINGUISHING
Office holders who failed to keep their
pledges and promises, what an awful
thinning out there would be in the
ranks of the republican machine here
in Idaho!
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

Total ..........119
The committeeman of each precinct
will please fill in the blank in the above
notices the name Of his precinct, the
place where the primary for his precinct
will De held, and sign the same There
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

The Nez Perez Herald says it hasn't
any free advertising for the politicians.
If it does any donating it will be given
to the boosting Of Nez Perez and her
people.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

efectually stop the Jug trade" and
make it impossible to ship whiskey
into prohibition territory. Prohibision
would then become effective.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

after post three notices in public places
in your precinct OF least Is daye before
the date of the primary. Dated this
June 23rd, 1908.
JEROME j. DAY
Chairman Democratic Co. Central Cum.
Attest: j. w. Lieuallen, secretary.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-06-26

E. J. Nickerson is now in Spokane,
having taken lease on the dining
room of the Peddicord hotel. He is
doing well, which will be pleasing to
his many friends.