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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-07-29
NEWS NOTES FROM SUNDAY PAPERS.


Governor Glenn, of North Caroli-
ma, and the officials of the Southern
railway came to an agreement Sat
urday which will end the war be-
tween the state and federal courts,
resulting from an effort to enforce
the new rate law of North Carolina
The Southern agrees to accept the
new rate. effective August s, ana the
cases will all be decided in the SUI
preme court of the United States.
Guards were placed along the ways
lin Korea yesterday and regular
troops were patrolling all parts Of
Seoul. Korean troops ana rioters in
Kyong Son province have attacked
the police. destroying seven Japa-
nese dwellings. injuring six persons
and driving the japanese TO their
boats.
Catherine Moore died at Railway,
y. j., at the age of ll2 years. She
was born in 1895 al Tuckahoe. Md.
Her faculties except for a slight deaf
ness were well preserved. She leaves
four children. Is grandchildren, 20
great grandchildren and one great
lgreat-grandchild.
From the officers and passengers of
the steamer City of Panama, which
ARRIVED at san Francisco from Ancon,
comes the Information that when the
steamer left Acajutla three weeks
ago the republics of Nicaragua and
Salvador were on the brink of war.
j. @. A. Ward, the New York
sculptor. has authorized his attor-
news to bring suit for $4,000 for
work done on a model of statue of
General Phillip Sheridan, which was
rejected by a congressional commit
tee.
The directors of the grain growers
department of the American Society
of Equity. decided 10 direct all men,
bers to hold their wheat at Sl,25 per
bushel. The crop is said to be 1907
OOQ 600 bushels short Of the govern
ment estimates.
The police at st. Petersburg ur-
earthed a plot that had for its OBJ
ject the assassination OF the minister
of war, General Roe1iger. Several
members of the military organiza'
ton of the social revo.utionists have
been taken into custody.
The correspondence with Governor
Beckham in which the attorneys fol-
1.-THE prosecution in the Hargis case
recommended w. b. Moody for spe
cial Judge was made public by Ed o
Leigh, the governors secretary.
Senator Edmund w, Pettus, th'
veteran of the upper house Of con
gress, died at Hot Springs, y. c., fol
lowing an attack which he suffered
while eating breakfast. He passed
away at 10 o'clock.
The latest canvass shows 1901
silk mill girls on strike for shorter
work day. Seventeen mills are affect
ed. some of them being closed dowI
entirely.
Nine dead. all women and chill
dren, was the result of a fire which
burned the steamer Frontenae to th'
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The citizen Is at last realizing, as
never before. that the administration
of public affairs is a business that
comes close home to him: that such
business must be honestly and eff
ciently conducted, and that his bal
lot should not be cast as a matter of
sentiment. but for that candidate or
party which shows the highest capac-
lily for properly conducting the af-
fairs of the state on strict business
principles.
We ask the support of all patriotic
citizens. regardless of their party
Affiliations. for the state ticket Sc
lected by this convention. and for
the policies and principles above
stated, believing that II will insure
better days for Kentucky.
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Overheard in Cambridge hospital,
Aldershot, when the sick were being
examined:
Military Doctor ito Private Jones,
of the Buffs) well. my man, what's
the matter with you?
Private Jones-Pains i'm the back,
sir.
Doctor (handing him few pills.
Take one of these a quarter of an
hour before you feel the pain coming
on.-Tit-Bits.
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How to Cure ChiIblain

"To ENJOY freedom from chill
blains." writes John Kemp, East Otis
field. Ne, Il apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Have also used 1t for salt
rheum with excellent results" Guar
anteed for fever sores, indolent ul-
GERS. piles, burns, wounds, frost bites
and skin diseases. 25c at all drug
gists.
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That won't come off appears on baby's
face after one bottle of Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the great worm medicine
Why not keep that smile on baby's
face? II you keep this medicine on
hand, you Will never see anything else
but smiles on his face. Mrs. $, Black
well. okla. writes: MY baby was
peevish and fretful. Would not eat and
| feared he would die. | used a bottle
OF Whites Cream Vermifuge and he
has not had "A sick day since" Sold by
J. II. Oehlschlaeger, Lang Bros. and c.
o. Ripley
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waters edge on Lake Cayuga.
The first of the tunnels under East
river. connecting New York ana
Brooklyn. win be opened by Novem-
Der /.
Mrs. Newton c.. Blanchard, wife OF
the governor of Louisiana, diAd yes
terday at Mineral Wells, Tex.
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trations in a magazine which he had
been carrying. Occasionally she
paused to stroke the youths arm or
to give fussy little dabs at his necktle
blissfully disregarding her hero's
bushes and repeating softly now and
then, "Pitty boy! Pity boy,"-New
York Press.
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DEMOCRAT SCRAP
In LOUISVILLE
Bingham Wants Vreeland OF
the Committee.
Says Nreeland and Granger Failed
to Keep Their Pledged Word
To Him.
THEY SAY THAT Is NOT TRUE

Louisville. July 29.--Tho Courier
journal says: I'm q signed statement
Mayor r. W. Bingham declared mat
he and the other appolntees OF Gov
ernor Beckham TO Office In Louisville
would appear before the state central
committee In Frankfort Tut day and
ask that the state committee take
charge of the Democrats party in
Louisville and provide way for the
Democrats to choose their nominees
fcr the coming November election
This step was made necessary. ac-
cording to Mayor Binghams card, to
insure "decenry. fairness and Justice
10 the people and the candidates
Mayor Bingham declared that a com
Emission of five men would be asked
TO take control OF the situation, and
said that Governor Beckham would
appear personally before,the commit
tee and ask that the commission be-
appointed
In the course OF his card Mayor
Bingham declared that John W Nroe
land. state central committeeman
and former mayor Charles +. Grain
ger had violated voluntary pledges
given him, that tine Democrats city
and county committee would take no
action on primary or convention at
the meeting held Friday.
Deny Charges Made.
Both Mr.. Vreeland and Mr. Grain
ger declare that they made no pledges
10 Mayor bingham. Mr. Yrecland
says he called upon Mayor bingham
because he had been invited 10 call
and that Mayor Bingham wanted him
20 ask the state central committee
for a commission to conduct a pri- |
mary or convention. Mr. Vreeland
SAYS he positively refused to take
any such revolutionary undemQ I
cratlc" action Upon a subsequent !
visit. Mr.. Vreeland says Mayor Bling |
ham assured him that he felt satisfied /
that he would receive perfectly fair |
treatment at the hands OF the COM !
mlttcc. Mr.. Vrceland declares hiatt
he told Mayor Bingham that the com
mlttce would take no action as 10 a |
lllhiAiN Ut iNHN'NilNh az wv hAA"n I
meeting and indeed, he says. the com |
mlttee took no action then nor has 70 !
yet taken action.
Mr. Vrooland calls attention TO the
party law VI ich declares that the 10 |
cal committee has the power TO de-
tcrmine the time and manner of max |
iur nominations.
SAYS Committee Took No Action.
In former Mayor Grainger's state
ment he says that at Mayor Bing- !
hams request he asked that the DEM |
o.ratic committee take no action at
the meeting Friday. and that the
committee took no action He says
he advised Mayor Bingham against
attempting to have the meeting re-
solve Itself into convention and
nominate for election an the COVER
nor's appolntces as councilmen and
aldermen Mr. Granger asserts thar
he told Mayor Bingham that he want
Cd him nominated for mayor, mas
much as Governor Beckham had
made him leader OF the party.
The former mayor declares that
after the meeting he told Mayor
bingham ne had made a mistake IN
delivering his last speech. and that
Mayor Bingham had said the crowd
had yelled AT him and "they could
all go TO h"
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"Sir. have YOU room for this little
poem ] have Just dashed off?"
Certainly. all the room you want.
Nothing i'm the waste basket this ear
" in the day."-Baltimore Ameri-
can
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II Is often safer TO follow your
own intuition than the advice of a
dlslntercsteh friond.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
ARnSIFX COLE CLUE.

" johnson led field Of forty-tW golfers In
,1,s annual competition at the Ardsley Golf Club
yesterday. at Ardsey-on-the Hudson. lie returned
card for 92 and with his lS handicap GOT z net
80 of "a II f. Green ana j. g. Norris. with
moi scores Of So, close behind HIM The Win
,,.r ,ets the Gilbert Colgate cup Tne best gross
score WIS returned by 3 r. Mabon' WAC covered me
eFs 80 -.
I. ". Johnson ss-ls-7a: II. T. Green. 16o-9o-so
4 q Morris 97-I7-sO S. L. Mabon, SS-7-Sl. L.
M Johnsen 1oo-15--s5; r. p. johnson, &-lS-s5;
II Gibboney. es-lS-s$: J. f. Finch. SS-l4-a; W:
r. Lambert Ioi-l4-sG; \. O. johnson. lo2-l6-Sg;
A smith aS-li-S7; Z. Johnson. l07-20-S7; J. g.
Mabon 9G-9-sT; a. y. Bisham i9o-lS-s7 W. II.
Pauldjng l0g-2Q-sS; 5. B. Kittridge, 102-l+-SSi J.
b Preston 10l-l3-Ss L. NJ. Greer. 93-1o-S9; r.
Gibson. JtO-ao-eO: A. Rowan n6-27-sL
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
Speech from Throne Discusses Ne7c-
foundIand Fisheries Question
10y Telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

cftaua. Ont. No. 2s.--The Dominion Parliament
vas opened this afternoon with the usual attendant
eers monies Earl Grey. in his speech from the
throne foreshadowed a busy session. lie touched
the Quebec bridge collapse Investigation, now
under way. the progress being made on the ma
'ionsl franscoutinentsl roads and other matters
on ,io Newfoundland fisheries question and OF
Japanese immigration he said
The government Of NewfogndlaRd. having become
the United States 10 the true meaning Of Article
] Of the convention respecting fisheries. concluded
tta United States. and Canada being also inter
sssa ia the QUESTION at issue, my government mas
yolned with The goyeTnmtnt oi 10 m
arising under said Article to the Hague tFibuna
The unexpected influx OF Immigrants from on
strong feeling of opposition a member Of my
government has been deputed 10 proceed 10 japan
70 confer with the japanese government on 'n'S
subject,
The speech referred 10 the great increase in
trade ana revenue of the Dominion, The last fiscal
period was closed by reducing the pubic deot pF
ssSoO60
Nv. OliverEs land bill, which will give settlers
two homes esfaads or go acres OF land, VIII be re-
introduced The insurance hill has not been com
Dieted but II il ssfe TO say that il will be p COM
prsFaIss between the report Of the commissioners
and the desires of the insurance companies A
b is promised give old age anpuues ana
telegraph and telephone companies will he placed
vnder tbe Railway Commission. and the commission
all be increased ty probably two members
There viii be an amendment TO the Dominion
section act 10 guard against bribery and cor
ruption. and tbs boundaries OF the provinces OF
Manitoba Ontario and Quebec VIII be Increased tc
extend 80 the Hudson and James bays. No men
ton is made Of a bill 70 regulate patent medicines.
but Il is understood one will be introduced
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Crescent Players Dispose of Yale
Brooklyn Team HirS.

Ia!e's Association football players spent the
afternoon OF Thanksgiving at Bay Ridge PLAYING
the eleven OF the Crescent Athletic Club. the game
ending in favor OF the Brooklyn players by the
score of goals 10 o. all the points being made IN
the second half Captain Wick and his men from
Yale made matters quite interesting for the home
team in the first period, but a trick of overrun-
ming the ball spoiled number Of chances afforded
TO the colegianS. The latter had the wind in
their favor, by which they failed to benefit.
Two minutes after the restaFt the CresCents OBJ
tanned their first tally through a cross shot ny
PARSONS at the left, after receiving from Reid IN
the centre. The Crescents got three corners il
quick succession. but nothing resulted therefTom
It took the home team twenty minutes in which
10 score a second time. This time Jackson got
through from the left. Yale spurted. but the
Checking Of the Crescent halfDacks and the strong
Kicking OF the backs nUilifed their efforts. long
Kick by Woodwork in repelling Yale's onslaught
sent the ball far down the field, and IL car
red on by the forwards for the third tally. which
was credited TO Reid O'Rourke played a forcing
game throughout, and was In the forefront Of the
play Tor the winning side. The iine-uD follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
WANTED ON DOUBLE CHARGE.
Forgery and Breach of Promise Allegations
Made Against Eduardo Zachiesche

Mexico city, NoV. S-Accordmg to inforna-
ton received here by the police department,
Eduardo Zachiesche. who was arrested a fow days
ago in chihuahua at the request of the local au-
torities has operated extensively in England. the
United states and Cuba and ir wanted on charges
Of forgery and breach of prcmiss
He is being held here on a charge of having OBJ
tanned money from G. Hook g. CO., OF this city.
,,,rorgr a worthless draft on an English bank.
Al Milwaukee, Wis. according 10 the information
received here by the police. Zachiesche is said TO
have become engaged to Il young woman nut DIS
sppeared the night before the day set for the we'd
dire taking with him a large sum of money al
lee,5 10 have been secured by means OF forged
ancnmentE.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
HAYES WINS MARATHON.
Defeats Field of Forty-t5co in Cruel
Ing Contest at YOnkers.

Alter gruelling twenty-five mile struggle over
ne mus OF Westchester County. John J. Hayes.
Ut ule 81 Bartholomew Athletic Club, won the
iirst annual Marathon race under the auspices OF
the Mercury Athletic Club. CT Yonkers which was
Ne1d Yesterday finishing twelve minutes before
FRED LORI Of the Mohawk Athletic Club, who
took second place in field Of forty-two. The time
Of the winner 2:43 3-5.
The race was started by Mayor Coyne promptly
at Y o'clock. after all the men who started had
been passed on by physician. Some OF the con-
teslants did not finish until long after dark. TAX
ing more than five hours for the journey. The
course lay from the Hollywood Inn, YOnkers, north
to Dohbs Ferry, whence il went over the hills to
olu and Jerome avenues, From here the course
lay through MoshOlu avenue ana Broadway 10 the
starting point.
At the uinctean-nile mark carl Schlobohm. of
the Mercury Athletic Club fe unconscious. lie
vas picked up by automobile and carried TO
1onkers remaining unconscious for four hours
6. {. Cunningham, Of the New York Athletic club,
also found the strain too much, and was uneon-
sciOuH fOr a time after he had gone twenty miles
T. '. Cotter, the Canadian runner who had been
PEELED to drOp Cgt of the He looked Socd
for second place until after going tWenty-one miles
he began to have trouble with his legs
Each runner accompanied over the course
by man bicycle while at the hnisl tte
way was clsared for The winner by mounted police
and motor cycle policemen.
The FIRST eight men to finish received gold cups:
while the next twenty-five mon were rewarded
received cups. with the order IN which they m
ished:
John ! Hayes St RartholomsU's Athletic Club; Fred
LORI Mohawk Athletic club: A l. Corey Isl l'sgn.
Albert Hayden Mercury Athletic club sdney Hatch ~
Club. T. Ifile, Nayer Athletic club.
John j. Daily was one of the starters. but did
not get in among the first ten men
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
VANDERBILT TAKES SOUTHERN TITLE
tRv Telferaph 70 The Tribune !

Memphis Nov. 2s--Tweuty thousand persons
sav. Y Anderbilt CIiuch it's claim 10 the title os
champion Of the South here to-day by defeating
Sewanee the University Of the South. by a scor6
~ II 10 y in one Of the hardest games ever
,.Iaved in the south. Sewanee real cham
rionship contender victories over Clemson and
Virginia giving the team a good claim 10 the
title while Vanderbilt has swept all before il.
losing only the close game with Michigan. when
Two goals from the held gave the Westerners
the victory The victory of the Tennessee eleven
vas decisive although the SeWanee team fought
hard and scored two touchdowns. a feat Michigan
Vas UNABLE accomplish. The championship
a.. raaIIy settled for the hrst time since Wander
lrt became strong enough to- challenge Viz
atnia Georgetown ard North Carolina In pre-
,ious wears some one of these three teams has
,,ean able to show a record at least good
az VanderhiIt's but Sewanee eliminated Virginia.
and the lattor team disposed OF both Georgetown
and North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
MAY STAMP OUT PLAGUE NOW.
Indian Government Calls to It's Aid New In
depreciation of the Koran.

Lahore India Nov. 2s,-The efforts Of the indian
government TO stamp out the plague have been
haupered ND TO the present time by the refusal cf
the Nahometans TO evacuate infected villages, on
the ground that they were forbidden by the Koran
10 flee from the wrath Of God" Fully quarter
Of "A million deaths from the plague among the
Moslcms have been due To this belief.
The heads of the Mosem faith urged thereto by
The government have issued a proclamation now
pointing out the untenability Of this idea and de-
claring that the Koran expressly enioins Mahom-
etans to quit places smitten by Allah with this dis
ease The government is publishing the proclama-
tion widecast.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29

contest with of 81 off 1903 gross. and DR..
Morrow took the afternoon contest at 81 off
gross 81. DR.. Morrow also had the best net score
in the afternoon. while J. a. Tying claimed that
honor I'm the morning both with of 81
scores were:
Morning Handcap-H. T. Kitchener. 1O3-22-sl:
e. Z. Ramsay, 96-li-S2: NJ. Z. Waldsteln, 1910
81: W. l.. Carey 96-ll-S5: J. A, Tying. 91--6-s5;
J. \. Bovine. 1O2-1.s-S7
Afternoon Handicap-Dr. 4. II. Morrow. 91-7-s4;
c. .. Godsborough. 108-l2-Ss; c. c. Watson, u2-
15-97: w T.. Moore. ui-S-1O6
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
SHRUBB DEFEATS RELAY TEAM.
Worlds Champion Runner Wins Ten-Mile
Race from Three Men.

Fall River. Mass. Nov. 2.-Alfred Shrueb the
worlds champion professional long distance run
ner defeated American relay team OF three
men here to-day I'm a ten-nile Shrubb COW
cred the ten miles in 80 minutes fiat 10 minutes and
30 seconds behind his record for the distance Al
the fnish he led Kanaly, the third relay man,
~, sbout 600 wards. The relay team was composed
af Tom Movers Sam Williams and Frank kanaly'
oil ~ BOSTON. who ran in that order.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
GAELIC ATHLETIC CLUBS ORGANIZE.

1,clerates representing seventy-hve American
cseIic athletic clubs Of New York. New Jersey
pounsvIvania Illinois, Connecticut Massachusetts,
a,,d Rhode Island met here yesterday. formed
re,rizatIor and decided To- coalesCe with the ANA
teur Athletic Union for mutual support in the de-
yeIoprnent of amateur sports
Edv.,rd O'Sullivan was elected president of the
crrapfzatiou The other officers Nice-presi-
don't Rernard Corcoran, Montclar, u. J.; treas
lrer Charles O Mahoncy, East Orange, y. j., and
secretary Hugh O'Toole, New York.
one Of the objects OF the organization is to estab
rsr Gaelic athletic clubs throughout the United
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29

Inc champion Camerons. OF the New York ANA
teur League tourneyed 20 NewbUrg yesterday and
were defeated by the Association Football Club
OF that town TO the tune of goals O. The
home players Tailed three goals in each half. The
Camerons were three men short and naturally had
to pay the penalty.
After being behind In the score in the first period
OF play. the eleven of the Staten Island Football
Club pulled out Of the game with the Philadelphia
and Reading club played at Tabor Penn, yesteF-
day, and out by the score of goals TO l.
Sparks tied the score for the visitors from pen
atty kick in the second period, and later the
player headed through for the second goal.
On Commercial Field. in Brooklyn, yesterday the
eleven Of the Manual Training High School, which
the interscholastic championship and the
Maxwell cup recently. defeated the team of the
Commercial High School by the score OF I goal
10 O. The game lasted only twenty-five minutes.
owing to the rugby game scheduled between the
two schools. Daniescn kicked the goal for the
Manuals.
At Astoria yesterday the Cameron Reserves OF
c;ew York. pitted against the Astoria Inde-
pendents the latter winning by the score OF
goal to O. Howard making the goal.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
MANUAL BOYS BEATEN.
Commercial High School Too Much
for Them in Erciting Game.

r2ofore crowd of seven thousand persons, tho
commercial High School defeated the Manual
Training High School at Commercial Field. Brook
Ivr Yesterday. by the score of . TO 0. There was
much enthusiasm in evidence, both schools had
their bands on hand. and this. combined with the
yelling made the crowd quite noisy gathering.
The only touchdown WAS made early in the sec
oud half after Manuals try a field goal had
been blocked. Conway, the fullback. picked up the
ball and ran scventy-ive yards amid A great dem
onstration from the Commercial stand. It an
intensely interesting game and the teams were
almost evenly matched. The lineup and sum
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
MEssIMER WINS BICYCLE RACE.
vanderstuyft, Belgian Six Day Rider, Forced
to Quit Pelham Contest by Mishap.

W II Messinler, Of the Sheepshead Bay Athletic
c4,b Won the twenty-five mile handicap bicycle
ro,5 race over the Pelham Parkway course yes
tsvdav defeating +. McMilan who finished second.
h, a small margin. Messmer was in the lead from
start 10 hnish but he had 10 squirt to win
T. I Crogan, of Philadelphia, wen the time
,rizs finishing the course in the actual time OF
heur. q minutes and 10 80 seconds La Wander
stn1yf+ the Belgian rider, who will compete in the
si~-dav race, had TO quit the seventh lap. rs
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
APAWAMis GOLF CLUB.

In the nr4l for the golf committee cup yester-
day at the ApavEmis Club. Henry Murphy beat
H. A Sherman by up and To play. There
was a jelly time the laying Of the corner
stone for me $4,000 clubhouse To replace that de-
stroyed 10y TIRE last winter. although the stone
will he taken out to-day until the building is more
advanced There were speeches By the governors,
F S Wheeler, L. T. EDDY, 7. T. sherman, Simeon
Ford, William Matthews, Norman Warner and
Ioln S. Monds.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
RICHMOND COUNTY GOLF CLUB.

Charles Hitchcock won the Glass A net and eross
prizes ar the Richmond County Country Club yes
tcrday afternoon with score OF s. from scratch in
the all-day seventeen hole medal play handicap. 4
field Of hft~ competing during the day No one
being eligible To win both prizes. O. l., Watson,
with s. from scratch, received the gross prize
while the best net score in the Glass contest was
won by F. II. Patterson with lN-2o-6
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
eNGLEWooo GOLF CLUB.

There a big field ef golfers out at Engle-
wood yesterday in the annual THANKSGIVING Day
medal play handicap. Seven prizes were offered
for the leading scores at eighteen holes. and w. S.
Jenney carried off the FIRST with net rs off gross
"a. Some excellent sport was afforded. The scores
of the prize winners were follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-29
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

Fert Alien was the winner OF the Scott prize with
81 AZ The FOX Hits Golf club yesterday, and he
had a waIkoycr there we're large fields In the
Lapdicaps Three tied at l5i uet-Mamlok Hami-
ton and Robcrtson-for the Thanksgiving Day cup
at thiry-slx holes, and r. J. Shelley won the cup
presented by T.. T. Potter for non winners on the
n