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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
Robert {. Ogden addresses South
ern Educational Contention.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

By TaleEreph The Tribune
Memphis April 22-Interest in and enthusiasm
for the advancement of popular education in the
Southland has never been more marked than at the
eleventh Conference for Education in the South
which opened here tonight The Ilyceum Theatre
was flied to OVERLOOKING TO hear the address or
welcome and the annual address OF Robert g
Ogden OF New York who for so many years has
been the leading spirit and president OF the confer
ence.
In his address Mr.. ogden said in part;
Under all the forms OF organization that ,s;L com
and this &C eo2ere4Sg 4 ,s are ts Two otsT E potica
the best sense: The humane force IS @ tIe AHig .t
lean child The child of to-day must answer the
The dsvs that are coming will surely fiji the
I;I Nro,Ia s1d easv much as the lives OF
our grandparents appear now TO US
To meet these conditions. more thOroughly edu-
Gated and better trained minds. controlled ~
hearts that beat in unison with the nobiest loeils
esf SsrsceTs Of any period are the best product
of the best thinking of the period IN which they
Of intelligence that the human stuff may be pro
duced with which 10 meet the great issues OF the
future.
The Association Of state SuperinJendents Of Edu-
cation of the South accepted to-day invitation
of the Southern Education Board. o. which Mr.
Ogden is also president. to visit the New York
and Boston schools next October. This is expected
10 do much toward bringing the educators OF both
sections of the country more closely in sympathy
Reports made committee meetings to-day in
dicate that the advancement of education in the
South in the year has surpassed the records
OF any preceding year. More than two hundred and
fifty delegates from various parts Of the South are
already registered, and many more expected TO
morrow
Memphis has given A cordial welcome 10 the con-
ference. After to-nisht's session number OF So
cia and literary organizations Joined in an fnfor-
, NAL reception 10 the delegates az the Business
Mems Club.
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KING EDW4RD'S REGRET.
Courtry,s Opinion Expressed IN
Message from Denmark

---z,- .---r es--Fle vas The faithful seTF4ll-
,+ 7,s country. am truly scrry he has gone -
:. .7---essfo7 King Edward used on hearing d
,-,----zra- % the death of Sir Henry Campbell
.s--a---a- and i vel expresses the deep -eeIlhs
- -ez-z- az for 4 personal loss. underlying me
---s---es given IN l--grIGEng measure ny Pub--1
--s- and newspapers OF all shades of opinion
-ba- al are ready 70 admit that sly Hel-ES
-z--tz-r- F2a7ne-raau vas neither statesman OF
z.---z nor even great acUainistraIor Is not d.
T,-.= -, 7a--ar- from the volume the warmth OF
= sf-o-4-v Of these tributes 70 his great force OF
,-z-s--e- his undertaking honesty q purpose ms
e,--sra and renaIIry of disposition. which enaoIed
~ 70 yin al hearts and MS tact in dealing Win
r. which brought him 20 the highest position OF
s-s-e The Chronicle says edltorla-ly ms morn
IA
H u-s one Of the examples our public life of'en
s@1-zs ~ -ae dominance % charact=r- II 49, y
-r--l ~ character rather man bE --t--'-- g
genius or emotional -srvor tha- ne led ms party
II l-g-=. .esI----=l v-Clo-S-
General Louis Botha, Premier Of the IFansNad-'
te.eg-arhed d warm tribute. saying.
Tie empire loses one Of lts visest statesmen anu
- T-z-svaal one Of its r-uest friends IN SeyLr
= >e-f-geverIlenc Tor the new colonies n raiSso
e. .-lrar-S BE monument 70 himself ana 4-1 NE
foundation ot 2 united South AtTlea-
Almost all the morning papers recall as one o.
f1e most striking successes Of Sir Henrys political
career and the triumph Of tact the manner n
~ he obtained the resignation Of the late DUKE
q Csrr-f5ze IS commander II chief Of the army.
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C4MPBELL-B L-BANNERMAN
DE4TH OF EX-PREMIER.
al Parties Unite in Tributes to q
Kindly Statesman.
Especial ~ French cable to The Tritune.I


..5o- April 22-The death OF Sir Henry
,--,-,,e11- -Bannernan. although so long expect
= h.s had the effect Of 4 startling surprise so
-.o,c,,pied IS the public with the fortunes Of his
f.sso- and Winston Spencer ChurchiITs fate
,rs,-hes-e- L has come when the houses Of
-,--ys-,ent are empty and the swarms Of Iroli-
-..,s are in holiday flight. There is no dra-
-, exit from Downing Street. as there was
h,- AusterIitz killed Pitt at forty-seven or
- Perceval was assassinated by BeIingham.
:. ,e neither necessary 10 roll UP the map of
T-,r,ne nor 70 take precautions against a re-
- n evolutionary Jacobinisn. The veteran
= ss,,erry-rvvo who had represented Stirling
,,rhs for forty years and had been the father
: -re House Of Commons has fallen asleep
-, sheer WEAKNESS after doctors and nurses
- kent him alive for many weeks by sCien-
:. dieting and treatment His condition had
tesr hopeless since his last speech in Parliament
: ne death Of the King of Portugal The
..sere action of the heart was complicated
>. 6-orsv which The physicians relieved by
.-r+nr. hut were not able 70 counteract.
-ls roltrical effect Of the death Of the Liberal
,..5s- rss been rninirlized by his own forecast
:. .ns Inevitable end. The Cabinet has been
---s-.-e5 and the Liberals have set the
- IN order. II is not necessary for the King
:. -s-u-- from the North or for the new Prime
,,-fs.s- 10 make 2 Continental journey There
=. nj, anxious consultations Of political asso-
,4s-as and there Is no hubbub in the Hobbies Of
z.-rsa-3ent There is only a sympathetic rivalry
,,o-r men and journals OF all parties and fac
,.,,s in lamenting the death Of highmlnded
es,e-71ar and = lovable man. who commanded
- respect = political antagonists and the at-
.s-,fo-,s ot his followers. II Parliament were in
lesion there might be talk Of a public function
:. Westminster Hall or even Of burial at the
.s,ar hui The directions for burial without
80 have been given ny the viii or by letter
xs+-he- aushful nor ambitious in life. Camp
~ rsrrernau would have shrunk from rival
r,,r Gladstone in honors after death Ihere
:. o-,v ore spot he would have been likely
= r-ete- as a final resting place: that Is III
,rssgra scottish village outside Of be-nont
--s-rs where. in the shadow Of the walls o.
- r7-=sf7,-,eria7 church. there is a beautl-
. monument u his wife. 50 long an invalid
s-6 - devoted 70 him l. y
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WILLIAM SCOTT DOUGLAS.

William Scott Douglas. president and director OF
the Douglas Manufacturing Company died sud-
denly yesterday his home. No 263 Henry street.
Brooklyn. He was dining with his family when
he suddenly threw up his hands and collapsed
neghboring physician who had been summoned
said that death due % heart disease
Mr.. Douglas born IN Brooklyn on October =,
1889 Following his education IN the public schools
there he entered the manufacturing business. with
which he was connected UP 10 the time OF his
death. He was treasurer OF the Proprietary Asso-
citation Of America and trustee OF the Church Of
the Pilgrims MI Douglas vas a member Of the
Crescent Athletic. Drug and Chemical and the
Sphinx clubs. A wife and two daughters survive
him No arrangements for the funeral have bean
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23


Bishop Capers was born in Charleston Of October
H. 1887. At the OF twenty he was graduated
from the South Carolina Military Academy. and he
assistant professor in It in 1s59-61 When
the Civil War broke out, ISL he entered the con
federate service a major and 10 the rank OF
brigader general bsfoTe ho5tities closed He was
wounded severely at Jackson, Miss, al Chckanlau-
ga and Franklin. Tenn He service in North
and South Carolina, Mississippi. Georgia and Ten
nessee, and surrendered with the army OF General
Joseph f Johnston. In 1861 he elected secre-
tary Of State in South Carolina and held office IN
til displaced by the reconstruction act in 1865 When
elected 70 the office he a candidate for holy
orders in the Protestant Episcopal Church this
father having been bishop OF the Methodist Epis-
copaI Church. South. and he became rector OF
Christ Church a. Greenvie after his ordination, in
May. 1871 He remained its rector until 1915, when
he went ST. Paul's Church Selma, Ala, for
year and then returned TO Cireenvllle where he
until 1887. when he became rector OF Trinity
Church Columbia He was elected Bishop OF East
ern Maryland in 1856. but declined. In 1895 he be-
the seventh Bishop OF South Carolina being
consecrated in July OF that year. The University
South Carolina conferred the degree Of D. d.
on him in 1855. In 1853 he married to Miss
Charlotte Rebecca Palmer, and they had five sons
and four daughters. One Of the IS John G..
Capers. Commissioner of Internal Revenue and Re
publican national committeeman OF South Carolina.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and FOrecast.-Washington April d
-Pressurs IS throughout the country s1oep,
North Carolina Southern virginia Il especially
low the half II the country. where
tied weather continues There showers
Arkansas and lower Missouri valleys and quite generally
vss. 81 The Rocky Mountains There also showers
the the southern portion % th- South
Atlantic states decidedly colder Roxy
Mountains except along rh~ coast. and
England the Middle Atlantic states the Ohio Valley
and fh- greater part lake
high temperature continues n the Northwest
departing THURSDAY for European ports will
winds mostly southwest with generally fair
weather the Grand Banks
Forecast Special Localities-For The District oc
Columbia Maryland partly cloudy today; showers
Friday or Friday night. light fresh winds. mostly
southwest.
For New York, partly cloudy to-day. showers
Friday Friday night. warmer Friday. fresh winds
mostly southwest
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the shows the changes IN
psraturs twenty-fcur comparison
NTH The 70 ifrr DAT OF tastv
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rHE CAREER OF SIR HENRY.

IHE CAREER OF SIX HE-->--i
Tie Right Hon Sir Henri Campbell inner man
Tss Hr-- On Sesre-aoer = 1876 19a was the second
81 81 -1e at- sl James Campbell. Of Siracat mo.
torta a~st.re Sc5-Iand who married Janet younseS-
-slghrer o. Henry Eaanerman. "a wealthy ware
t'-seaar cf Manchester England Sir Henry
.@ierra- grandfather was small farmer OF 9'Li-
.ig whose eldest son. James, turned lis BACK upon
agriculture and. eubsrIziuE III the drygcods dust
'-ss .n GLASGOW made Ills younger brother, i4i-
I'm. 2 partner and amassed large fortune me
q. n ls srll ir existence as J. & " Campbell d TO-
e-.ao-gh s.- Heury-s elder brother, the Right Hon.
.@-les Alexander Campbell. who succeeded MS
--iler ard uncle as head Of the concern, retired
--af. active business Isl 1876.
Heis- campbell was educated al Glasgow Uni
'eTs-r and ~ T~nlt. college Cambridge. receiving
rs lscre-or.s degree IN 1885 In is1Z lie assumed
i-e additional surname Of Bannerrnan under the
- ~ his uncle Henry Bannerman. ~ Hunton
our kent hy Hhlch he came into q fortune that.
-ee'neI vith what ne had inherited from his pa
-Vnls gs-e him au income that has been stln-ate
=, ~ ner less than 80 ce1 year -Four years be-
-0-@ receit ine these additions 10 h-s name and
.+-4's he tsd teen elected 20 Parliament as PLAIN
-.l--g -amEbeN 10 represent Tire stirling district
-lrss ia tae Liberal interest. So veil dId he
~ t--at lie vas returned 81 Zach succeeding
.se'-on' ana had accordingly a continuous paEiIa-
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BRIGADIER GENERAL l. ". OUCHESNEY.

Boston, April 22-BrigadIer General Lawrence
y Duchesney. one Of the best known military men
in Massachusetts. died his home in East Boston
to-day after long Illness. the age OF sixty-stx
years He was a native Of Ontario. but came to
Massachusetts when boy he served through
out the Civil War had been connected with the
Massachusetts militia fer many years and was
a former commander of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery
New-York tribune., 1908-04-23

Mr shipley. who was a life underwater
born in Philadelphia January S, 1873. and was
of Quaker ancestry. educated the
Friends Boarding School IN youth he became
sociated with the importing firm OF G. W Church
man & Co. and later head of the firm OF Shipley,
Hazard & Hutchinson. He organized the Provi
dent Life and Trust Company in 1850 and was its
president until I9d5 Mr.. Shipley was one Of the
hundred men recently named by Senator La Fol-
Iette as having the financial destinies Of the coun
try in their grasp He Is the first OF the group 70
Il
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AMBASSADOR sRYcE's SORROW.

Chattanooga. Tenn, April 22.-Ambassador Bryce,
when informed while at luncheon to-day Of the
death Of Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman. said:
Il can say nothing on the spur Of the moment
NJ grief is 50 deep. and the shock Is 50 great
that I would be q a loss for words. The deal
statesman vas most popular with every class. but
esp, cialIy SO in the House Of Commons. HIS death
VIII cause universal grief
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CUNNtNGH HAM-RAIsToN- View Work Tuestay
81 Broadway Tabernacle ths0trv. ty The Rev
William Krkwood. Marion stewart. daughter Of Or
and Mrs David Eaist'n. to William Cunningham
ROBBINS -wEIIESS- on Weduestsy April -. te0S. ny
the William NJ tirpsvenOr. y u. assisted ~ rho
Rev. William r Huntington. II n, az Grace Church
Emily daughter OF Benjamin Wees. and Harry Pei
ham Robbins.
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MKINLEY HOME A HOSPITAL.
Given 10 Catholic Bishop of Cleveland for
Free Non-Sectarian Institution.

Cleveland April 22-The Mckinley home in can
ton has been given 70 Bishop Ignatius +. Horstman
Of The Cleveland Catholic diocese, to be used as a
,r,-s.ctariau hospital. open TO every one 1t VIII
t I,pou-u as Mercy Hospital The home was
bought from the Mckinley estate by Mrs. Rose
E,Iorar. Of Canton. for $1,000
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Highest temperature yAsterday So degrees. lowest
average 81 corresponding wear.
average corresponding date
Inca dav fair. Friday increasing cloud
ness. fresh winds mostly southwest
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SAMUEL r. SHIPLEY.

Philadelphia. April 22-samuei P shipley, for
rlerly president Of the Provident Life and Trust
Company. of this city. and a well known fnancier,
died at home here to-day after long Illness.
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BISHOP ELLISON cAPERs.

Columbia s, @. April 22--Bishop Ellison Capers
Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF South Caro-
Ina died ar his home in this city at 230 p. to-
day He had been in feeble health for many months
and for several days had been sinking gradually
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from the Weather Bureau changes II the
psraure four hours comparison
with corresponding Of year:
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