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New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

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GIFT AT END OF FIFTY YEARS SERVICE

Christian Dehl. cashier of the Hamburg-Amer-
can Line. received yesterday from the managers
and employees OF the company a large hall clock in
appreciation of his service of fifty years with the
line.
Mr. Diehl entered the employ OF Kunhardt & Co.
the former agents of the line. May II. 1885, and
office boy met the vessels of the fleet as they
TO port All the ships that time were
sailing vessels and took nearly . month to make a
transatlantio pAssarA
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

CRAIN-Entered INTO rest sunday. May II. Dunhaa
Jones Grain. beloved husband OF Hannah Ann Sroc6er
and son Of the late Colonel William c. Grain Prayers
az the residence Of his Judge Thomas C. II Grain
NO; III West 18th st, on Thursday. NAV q az ~
O'CLOCK Funeral servtcs the Church OF the Good
Shepherd at cullen Herkirner County. y Y on sun
day. May "a at p m
CTsANE-At Norwalk. Conn. MAY IS. 1908 Carrie L.
daughter OF Mrs Mary A Crane Service at her lats
residence, Highbrfdge, y J.. Tuesday. at p
EyANS-on Saturday. NAV Is. sras c. Evans. in the
18th year OF his Funeral services will be held az
the Church OF the Divine Paternity. 18th and cen
trail Park West. 10:45 a Tuesday. May ID
1nterment IN Greenwood Cemetery
HOWLAND-At her home Mor-fstovn n J.. Saeir-
day, May 16. Nina Rowland, daughter OF the late VIII
fam Howland Marie Rowland Funeral pri-
vate- lnterrnent at Greenwood.
LATHAM-At his residence, No. 10 5sth st. on
Friday. May IS. after a long illness. John Howard
Latham Funeral private
MEAD-on Thursday. MAY 1908. SorTak. Conn.
Elizabeth Hyde Mead. wife Of Melville 2. Mead Tue
funeral service late residence. Hillside"
the arrival Of the train leaving Grand Central at 2o1
p. m. Monday, MAY Is 1905. Carriages in waiting at
South Norwalk station
WILLIAMSON Saturday. May Is May Hannah eldest
daughter OF John Norton and Mary Tftlar Williams
Funeral services at residence. Grove and Main
SITS. East Orange. N J.. Tuesday. May 10. $50
p. Train leaves New York 2-3o d. L & W
P. r
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

THOMAS NJ LANAHAN. for many years
..nower behind the throne In Maryland politics
and the late Senator Gormans confidential adviser.
died In Baltimore yesterday.
PETER BOURGADE. Archbishop Of Santa Fe.
sixtv-three years old. died hospital in Chicago
Yesterday from heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
NEWPORT PASTOR CALLED TO SOUTH.

Newport r. T., May 1.-THE Rev. DR.. AqliIIa
Webb. for three years pastor OF the First Presby-
tertan Church, announced to-day that he had
ceived call from the Warren Memorial Presby-
terian Church at Louisville. KY. OF the most
prominent churches OF the denomination. He viii
probably accept
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
FOR METHODIST UNITY
N. e. Commission to Visit NJ. p.
Conference To-dau.

Baltimore. May 1.-THE commission appointed by
the Methodist Episcopal General Conference the
proposed union of the Methodist Protestant and the
Methodist Episcopal churches consisting of DR.. John
F. Goucher, Senator Jonathan Dolliver and Bishop
Henry w. Warren, will appear to-day at the
sion Of the Methodist Protestant General Confer
ence. in Pittsburg. The resolution adopted unani-
mously by the Methodist Episcopal Conference is
as follows
Whereas The essential causes Of the separation
Methodist Protestant Church in 1928 do not ap-
par prorersy us 10 De any longer matters OF con-
Whereas. Our own Church has introduced i'm
portant changes into its governmental system
since 1928 in the direction contended for by Meth
odist Protestants; and
Whereas, Those who went from in 1928 were
at no time doctrinally or morally, subject to re-
ton of government, and have always maintained
the beliefs, methods and the spirit Of Methodism;
Resolved That, appreciating and honorng the
it has done In the world for Christ, we. in the
spirit of brotherly love- obedent to the desire for
In harmony with the prayer of our Lord for the
brethren of the Methodist Protestant Church
whether the time has not come when they can.
fathers contended for resume their relations with
us and thus inaugurate a movement for reunited
and common Methodsm in America.
Resolved That this General Conference hereby
organic Fellowship with the Methodist. Episcopal
appoint a. eommssion 1 to confer with like com,
this result.
There is much agitation concerning the interests
of the Methodist Book Concern and continued
effort in the direction OF economy DR.. George P
Mains has compiled statement Of the salaries Of
all the officers Of the denomination, together with
their travelling expenses, which cause comment
There is also effort being made to unity the
publishing houses, but there Is no immediate prob
ability of any great change in present methods
The prosperity of these institutions during the last
quadrennium has been unprecedented.
The pulpts Of the city and suburban churches
were occupied by delegates and visiting ministers
to-day At p. nl., at Fords Opera House, the
Rev. L. w. Newhall. the evangelist, addressed
a great crowd under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. In Lyric Hall
mon was preached by DR.. James Henderson, of
Ottawa, Canada.
Tho following is a recapitulation OF the financial
statement of the American University:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
MADE WIFE CHANGE WITH MAID.

From the Buffalo Courier
Mrs. Beehler, of Chicago. is suing for separate
maintenanse because her husband. a physician.
wished her to scrub the floor while the pretty maid
servant played the piano. Do not Judge the doc
tor harshly. Perhaps Mrs. B. scrubs better than
she plays. and the maid is a gifted musician Still
vote for the separate maintenance, unless the
doctor Will agree to send away the pretty maid
servant and hire pianoa.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
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LET GERMANS BE HOPEFUL.

From The ST. Louis RepnbIican.
German protest charging the Kaiser with being
under foreign influence when he trimmed his mus
tache is premature. His photograph shows
that both the fierce ends have been off. AS a
war lord he may finally consent TO lower the mill
tery taxes he has been forcing up constantly
since he curled the ends OF his mustache upward
and hepnn looking his nercest.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
BIBLES FOR SAILORS AND IMMIGRANTS

Ten thousand Bibles were distributed among
sailors at this port and immigrants at Ellis Island
during the last four weeks, according to the Rev
George W. Carter, general secretary of the New
York Bible Society. One of the chief supports OF
this work the collections IN 115 churches In
New York City.
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EGGS AS LIVESTOCK.

From The Houston Post.
An Iowa man Is undertaking import eggs
from England under the classification of live
stock The customs officials do not see II that
way although II is well known that many of the
eRrs shipped from Iowa to Chicago reach tho
eonsumsrs ~ uvs poultry. -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

DORF-ASTORIA-Daniel c. Ripley, Pitts
burg BEIMONT-Rear Admiral Chester. u. S. N;
Governor Proctor of Vermont HOFFMAN@Judge g
John Clogg, New Orleans. HOTEL ASTOR-Mr.
and Mrs Cyrus Adler, Washington. MURRAY
EILI-The Rev Edward J. Plunkett Norwich,
Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest %
81 for corresponding date ast year e
,r corresponding date last thirty three years 90
Iocsi ForseAzt-Fsir to-1sS and Tuesday, Light W~'
0tAAs.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and Observation-Disclosures. May IL
Showers fallen in the Gulf and south Atlantic
states Tennessee, Missouri and North Dakota Warmer
weather prevails northeastern districts and the tenn
normal in all parts of the country
rbe depressions central in Kansas
and North Dakota respectively VIII thunder show
-s ir the Mississippi Missouri valleys Monday, and
the shower viii probably extend over the Ohio
Valley the lower region and Tennessee Tuesday
The temperature will fall somewhat in the Rocky Noun
Tain region plains Important changes
are moi anticipated Of the Mississippi.
The winds along the England will be fresh
northwest middle and south Atlantic coast light ana
syfahl.. Gulf coast fresh south; the lower
lakes light variable becoming east: upper lakes
fresh and variable. mostly southeast.
For,cast for Special Localities-For Now England.
,si, 70 day and Tuesday: light 10 fresh west winds
For Eastern York. Eastern Pennsylvans- New
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IrCr the District OF Columbia and Maryland. partly
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artIy cloudy to-day and Tuesday: light variable winds
mostly easterly
I,coI Official Record.-The following official record
,rorn The Weather Bureau shows the changes In tho
,epeature the last twenty four hours In comparison
MIN the corresponding date last year:
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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

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trail Station. Webster and troIlsys
by carriage Lots $3.50 Telephons 4s55 Grarercy
for Book OF Views representative
Oice. 20 East 23d St. York City
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THE DUKE OF HARcOURT.

Paris. May T.-Dugene FRANCOIS Marie HENRI
ninth Duke of Harcourt, died here to-day. He was
born in 1854.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

Rates TO Foreign Countries
Europe and al countries Universal
po.ta Irr Will be mailed ro1-
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JEWISH WAR VETERANS HOLD SERVICE.
The annual memorial service Tor Jewish sol
A1srs aoA sailsss whs AisA IN the Civil M DDAn-
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Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii Philippines without
for foreign postage
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PRINCE WILLIAM OF SWEDEN VERY RICH
Prince William of Sweden and his Russian brloe
have been simply overwhelmed with presents on
the occasion OF their marriage, AT ST petersburg
the vorre Grand Duchess Maria Paulowna having
been rnasnifcently lowered not only by her father
the Grand Duke Paul who is exceedingly 1leh' but
also by her aGnt the widowed Grand Duchess
sergius, who brought her up since carry infancy
as her own child In fact, Maria Pauio"ha ""i
mother e,es when shs was 20 young that she can be
~ - hsys rsslty usysr known ny Sthsr m0fnE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-18

1aeaI OFFICIAL Record-The following Q

the
,rperste last twenty four hours In comparison
win the corresponding date last year:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

The furry that the Hearst revela.
tions brought into the presidential
campaign is problematic in its effect
but it does not now appear that the
candidate of either the Republican
or Democratic party has suffered
visible injury. The country still has
confidence in personal integrity of
both Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Taft, and
both are entirely free from any faint
of slime that may have been left in
the trail of the corrupting trusts.
Whatever may be thought of Sena-
tor Foraker or Gov. Haskell, there
can be nc proper suspicion 10 any
candid and wellbalanced mind that
either the Republican or Democratic
presidential candidate has been re-
motely influenced by the Standard
Oil monopoly. They are both men
10 whose personal honor the nation
can repose the fullest trust.
Mr.. Hearst's purpose in reading
the damaging letters which he had
by some surreptiti Gus method Pc
cul,ar 10 the ways of yellow journ-
alism got into his possession. was to
sustain his theory that both Of the
old political parties are influenced
by trust corruption and that his In
dependence party can alone be re-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
Franchise Ordered Sold.

The City Council Of the City Of
Hickman do ordain as follows. to
Wit
That a franchise be granted tc
erect and set up poles along IL,
streets. string and place wires there
on, TO make all necessary excava.
tons for such purpose along it,
streets. alleys and highways. and
along such streets, alleys and high.
ways as may hereafter be opened
and used as such. for the purpose OF
constructing. maintaining and operat-
ing telephone system and the neces-
sary exchange therefor, within the
coporate limits of said city, and to
place and connect all telephones
owned by members or partners in
said company or partnership, with
the Central Exchange and to set up
poles, string wires and make neces-
sary excavations therefor and thus
connect said central exchange and
thereby each members or partners
instrument with all other instruments
or exchanges connecting with or be-
longing to this system either at the
time this franchise is granted or dur
ing its life which shall be for the full
term of twenty years. subject how
ever to the following conditions as
follows
LIST. Before granting said fran
chise the City Clerk is ordered and
directed to receive bids therefor
publicly in the City Hall in Hick-
man. KY. at Q 100 p. m. Oct. 20.
1908. and award the same to the
highest and best bidder, the City
Council reserving the right to reject
any and all bids. However, before
receiving said bids this ordinance is
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

lied upon tc give a clean admins
stration of public affairs. He sue
ceeded only in furnishing the re-
putation of individuals. There have
been corruptions in all times. and
could not be great organization in
to which they would net creep.
Even among the twelve chosen by
the Lord was the Iscariot. The
proved iniquities of individual Demo-
Gratis and Republicans give no proof
that Mr.. Hearst can organize a
party of political saints. The re-
cord of the man who manipulated
the malodorous Buffalo convention
through Murphy and "Fngy" Con-
ners, one of whom he had formerly
cartooned in convict stripes; the
man who sent Max Ihmsen South
with big corruption fund to buy
delegates to the St. Louis convention
in 1904; the man who conducts the
yellowest of yellow newspapers. al
ways preferring sensation 10 the
Truth; the man who procures his
proofs of others guilt by methods
repellant to the instincts of the
gentleman, can hardly be trusted to
organize an immaculate political
organization. For these reasons it
can hardly be supposed that what
Mr. Hearst revealed will in itself do
any damage to the candidacy OF Mr..
Bryan or Mr.. Taft, or promote the
chances of the independence party.
These revelations have not advan-
tageously advertised Mr.. Hisgen
but on the contrary have emphasized
his personal dependence on the man
who nominated him. Mr.. Hearst
made a tactical mistake in advertis-
ing himself at Hisgen's expense.
He should have had his candidate
read the Archbold letters in order to
procure the best effect for the hide
pendencc party. but personal vanity
and the good of the Hearst news
papers appears to have triumPhed
over purely political considerations.
Incidentally, it is possible that the
Taft cause may have suffered some
from the precipitate interference OF
Mr.. Roosevelt. The President has
not damaged Mr.. Bryan, but he has
increased the impression that Mr..
Taft lacks individual force and is
the candidate of the administration.
He has, too, unnecessarily antagon-
lied a large conservative element
on which Mr.. Taft must in great
measure depend for his election.
Mr.. Taft's comment on the Hearst
revelations concerning Senior For
aker was that he would not strike a
man when he was down. That was
tactful. diplomatic and sufficient.
The known antagonism between Mr..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

Taft and the Ohio Senator made the
former safe from any contamin alton
incident to the Hearst relations, but
Mr.. Roosevelt was not willing for II
to rest there. While Mr.. Roosevelt
is trying to out. Herod Herod ia
counting the favor of the radical
element, he should remember that
the two Mckinley elections as well
as his OVID election in 1904 we're
conservative triumphs and that IL is
not necessary to prove Mr.. Taft the
enemy Of organized capital in order
to show that he is free from corrupt
influence.
The Hearst revelations have serv-
ed to bring some perturbation into
what was otherwise a remarkably
quiet compaign. They gave quite
a shock to Gen. Apathy. as vel!
as to public sensibilities. The noise
they created will very likely have
ceased to reverberate before Nov
ember. Neither Bryan nor Taft has
been visibly diminished and Hisgen
is not in any respect exalted. In
any direct manner the result is not
likely to be affected by anything
Mr.. Hearst has revealed.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

ordered 10 be advertised in al least
two issues OF the Hickman Courier a
paper published weekly in the City
OF Hickman.
2. The party TO whom this fran
chise is granted is 10 place said poles
and wires In accordance with the
directions OF the Street Committee OF
the City Council and shall I'LL in aud
restore as near as may be all streets.
alleys and highways in as good con-
dition as before.
). The poles upon which wires
shall be placed shall be OF good
sound timber. at least IS feet above
the ground and securely placed there
in.
4. Each member or partner in
said telephone company or partner
ship shall eject. maintain and own
his own instrument. poles and wires
connecting his instrument with the
exchange and shall pay his proper
tiona,e share of the. operating e1-
pense OF the exchange and the cost
thereof only.
S. The successful bidder shall
give to the City an acceptable bond
in the sum OF $1,000. indemnifying ii
agains, all loss or damage it may
sustain by reason Of having granted
said franchise, such as attorneys
fees, etc.
Attest II. {. HELM, c. Clerk.
Tom DILLON, Sr. Mayor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

A pain prescription is printed up.
on each Csc box OF DR.. Shops
Pink Pain Tablets. Ask your Doc
tor or Druggist II this formula is not
complete. Head pains, womanly
pains. pains anywhere get instant
relief from a Pink Pain Tablet
Sold by all dealers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
The Good Old Nay.

Hints OF coming fashions tel u
that women are to be allowed 10 Z,
back to the good old way Of .osl
sleeves and buttons up the iroa
The absurdity OF old women vslrag
waist but,oned up the back All
sleeves to the elbows is no longer e
be endured.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

r. S. Murrell. who has hesh {
the employ Of this paper for nov
than year. took his departure "a
Tennessee. Monday. where he o.
work for the Central Portrait V
Edwin Fuqua. who has been With 'h
Commercial at Union City, 'aiH
Mr.. Murrell's place on the Cens
force.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear II the idea OF
treating the cause, reather than the
effect. would come into practice. A
tiny. inside. hidden nerve, says
DR.. Shoop. governs and gives
strength to the stomach. A branch
also goes to the Heart. and one to
Kidneys. When these "inside ner-
yes" fail, then the organs must fall
ter. DR.. Shops Restorative is
directed specifically to these failing
nerves. Within 48 hours after start
ing the Restorative treatment pa
tients say they realize a gain. Sold
by all dealers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22
state Of ohio. 0l,y Of Toledo

state Of ohio. City Of Toledo
i.ucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney make. oath that b. q
senior partner % the nrm OF , J. thsusl 4
Co. doing busincss In the CtJ ~ roioia
County aud state Aforesaid. and that ~
firm will pay the sum Of ON HrNuEEi
DOI.i.A IT. for each aud evcry case q ~
tarrh that cannot b. cured by ODE o. 4
HALT CatarTh cure. FKANk I.yuENf
sword to before me and suhsc 70 lc,i iu ~
presence, this 9th day Of nvcemtsr 4 D
iva. treal.l A.'M .GlEA~NN
NOTARY PlbLlD
Halls Catarrh Ourr o. taken iuterlaaf
and acts directly ON the blood and ulce
surfaces OF the system. send Tor tesiimoa'
ais free.
F.J.oHENEY A o. rolcio
sold by all Druggists. nc.
Take Halls Family pills for oonstiraia'.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-10-22

Prof. Gordon Rice was over ii'i
Cayce. Saturday.