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New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
MR.. TAFT TO HAVE BUSY WEEK.
With Mrs. Taft Will Be Guest Of a Numbss
of Social Affairs.
LFrc1 The Tribune Blrssu-I


Washington. Dec S--President-elsct Taft, vho
arrived here from New York AT 1-S5 2. n. VII
tomorrow attend the meeting Of the board ot c-s-
tees OF the Jeanes Fund, OF which he IS a rlsrs-
her and he and Mrs Taft viii be entertained -
luncheon by the Assistant Secretary OF War 11d
Mrs. Oliver. and dinner by Mrs SCOTT TOWNSEND
on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Taft viii Be the guests
ar luncheon Of BriEadier General and Mrs EdwardS
They will dine at NIr- and Mrs Bosrdma1's and n
the evening Will he the guests % honor az a -
ception given by Miss Boardman 20 the other Ue--
bers Of the Taft Philippine party
For Friday Mr. and Mrs. Taft have accepted n
virations to luncheon from Mrs Car. and az c-
they VIII be the guests OF the Assistant SEQ
retary o. the Treasury and Mrs. Winthrop On
Saturday night the President-eeCt Will attend ;ha
dinner Of the Gridiron Club. after which he SH
start for New York
on Sunday the President-eIscr viii address con-
gregatfon the Metropolitan Temple. IN New Hors,
OF which the Rev Or. John Wesley Htu Is tns
rector.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
THE CABINET.
from The Tribun. Bureau-I


,.., ~ Mrs Root wife OF the Sec
~ator,- of State returned 10 Washington to-nlehI
from a short .-tsit in New York. MI and MIS-,
FI1bu. Root jr.. who were with the secretary a'i'
Mrs Root several DAYS, have gone 70 tuoa-
Mrs. Bonaparte, wife of the At'ornet Ie,'Tl
IL h. 7rst visit If the season 70 y ashinston,
,d v-iI1 remain here until Friday when. with the
Attorney General she viii return to Baltimore-
She came To attend Mrs RoOsevelts reception lot
tho cabinet women this morning and nuHloeF 'l
dinners and receptions.
-r1,a sacre+ar,- Of the Interior and Mrs. James R
Garfield entertained at dinner tonight the Minister
from Sweden and Nine. de Iagercrantz. the AUS
trfan Naval Attache and Baroness Preuschen Won
rnd zu Liebenstein. Representative sn" MIS-. -
den Mr. and Mrs. Y. Z. Curtis Mr. and MIS-
Gardner williams Mr.. and Mrs. f Tiffany Dyer
Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins AMI Lawrence Mu'-
raw. Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Labor
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
4 4n7Hsements.

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\ Alt1ANBRA-2-e-As suoeTliie
.STS5Fl-s15-s Man from Home
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srslgF - A II
s~'pT7-rRFDN-
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rzY-F-oc NT-sEE-frhe World IN Wax
F-sst,T
s-ss-'The Travelling Sa-sSlnSlA
y s. Mary jsne's Ia
ssARTFTF,-..Is :sl-Tbe Patriot
s.FRMAN-S reIlfieSel-
Ag-rsF-TT- Salvation Nell
lfApIERSTEIN's s-2-15-s:i :i5--E suoe7i1els IL
s,ls Sol S-T517ITee 1Hlns
5ITPP0TRoNEE- Sporting psys-Esttie N me 9ie'
Ct Birdiand-
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rEsTsfas, lf-Fs-S-fo-T1ie Pr1nIa Donna
-f5-Eis wireless
= CE,T-Ns-s .15-Love Watches
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Pied FtPer
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TszfiHcrf La chair
METRO oITTAN OPERA HOUSE, alos
Nv -2-lS-- Jc--ldttie NeH'-
XIV YOTlFC-S lF-NlsS Innocence
EA 1.-THE WfnteTfeaSt-
sSn-The Fighting Hor~
sT rSTCFgOI. As RINh-lO a ul-lce ssatans- 'nise e
ArEl'S-s:is-Th. BOYS snd Betty.
~-rREE-s- 80 s.so-The Stronger Sex.
--T-rT- -2J5-s-1S-The Cav Nustctsn-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
DR.. DIX ON VANDALISM.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir wish To express my SratItude 60 the r'e'-
Der OF Trinity parish who YESTERDAY gave us tnrous'
The Tribune the views Of Governor Dix In regard .
tearing down removing the churches so sAd..
needed in the lower part Nf the city. and Wou1
Ike myself to quote very briefly frCUl the Tort'7E
beloved and venerable rector Of Trinity. pr- bIN
on the occasion TO which 7 refer Dr- DIX NaS
preaching in 81. Marks Church and when aiLuu a
ing to the subject which wes t1 agitation a' -
ttme-the tearing down OF old ST Paul's-the Veh7-
p ble rector struck the pulpit with a vehenlsn.
worthy " the occasion. rensrkiuS a. ne ON -
.'PaIsied be the arm Or thst vaudal.
Long may St Johns stand to send '1r tne =
and the truth" aud 10 gather together the i'heL
and the poor and the suffering. 10 Ascei7
and Grace tnov downtown Churchesl. and 70 So
to all uleu-the rich and the poor snse-that y -
,rs brcrherhocd cns family and Gcd clr 49,
AN OLD NEW ToRESA
New York. Dec. s lso2
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
RRLnGE INTESTLGATTON.

The request of the City Club TO the Mayor for
the appointment of "one or more competent
bridge engineers to inspect the plans ana
'stress sheets of the Manhattan Bridge Is
one that can scarcely be denied. The Bridge
Departm is so utterly discredited by the rev
elations of its blundering and ignorance with
reference to the greensboro Bridge that doubts
respecting It's other activities. expressed by such
a body as the City Club. cannot he cleared up
bv any blanket assurances from the Bridge
Commissioner or his chief engineer that all is
we'll or by any fippant jokes from the Mayor.
Certainly the Mayor cannot want II see the
history of the greensboro Bridge repeated in
the new structure and must wish To have any
defects which may exist remedied while there
is vet time.
The bridge may be all right but the Bridge
Depa rtment, which did not know that the
Greensboro Bridge was being overloaded, can
not he trusted the sole guarantor that it Is
all right, Indeed, 1t may be doubted If the
Bridge Department knows any more about the
Manhattan Bridge than it is proved TO have
known about the greensboro Bridge, for it is
reported among engineers that the depart
ments stress sheets, which the City Club says
should be examined by experts, do not exist In
any complete form, but in fact are now in
course of prepara ton. having been only begun
when the department, under the stimulus Of
the Greensboro Bridge revelations, felt i'm
PEELED TO try to find out what 1t was doing with
the Manhattan Bridge IF 1t Is true that the
department builds bridges first and determines
their strength afterward, it IS high time that
a much more thorough investigation even than
the City Club asks should he made.
The City Club in It's letter to the Mayor sUg
gests that there is an important question with
reference to the greensboro Bridge Yet unset
tled-namely, responsibility for the confessed
defects and loss to the taxpayers. President Nc
Aneny of the City Club SAYS that he under
stands some Of the money under the contract
has not been paid and he thinks the question
of proper payments and liability should be
carefully taken up. We agree that il should he.
The taxpayers should certainly he informed
If their interests have been protected or If any
city officials have betrayed them by making
improper payments In haste in anticipation Of
the adverse report of Messrs. Boiler & Hodge
That is subject on which light might profit
ably he thrown
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
STATE TO EXHIBIT AT SEATTLE.
Raines, Grattan. Mccall and Wainwright Con-
suit on Report to Legislature.

Senator John Raines, the Republican leader OF
the upper house at Albany, was in conference here
yesterday with Senst Grattau. Mccall and AS
ssrnblyman Wainwright with reference TO the re-
port to he made by the Seattle Exposition Com
mission to the Legislature. Senator Mccall, of
this city. and Senator Dunn. of Rochester. went 10
Seattle 10 look over the prospects Of the exposition
be held there next year II was decided 70
recommend that the Legislature grant appro-
priation for exhibit from this state Senator
Mccall said that. the construction work we'll In
hand. with eight large buildings already M. and
that every one in the Northwest working for
the fair.
Senator Eaines went to Washington last night to
see the President. He would not discuss the 20
litical situation for publication.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
THE CLOSING OF ST. JOHNS CHAPEL

From advance proofs of The Churchman for De
CPmber J..
destruction of St Johns as a Christian church III
lower New York is from every standpoint encouTas-
ing. There is great regret at the prospect OF the
loss of precious architectural relic. and an even
greater regret at the removal ot historic land
mark almost unique IN history OF the city. But
The still greater and more stirring fact is that
social religious and spiritual loss he suffered in
the surreudering Of such outpost In lower New
York
The trustees of Trinitv Corporation must find
peculiar era tificatou in this fact strHngly eN-
pressed In the appeals reaching them from many
sources and he spirit which ChardcteTlZeS these
appeals The public seems to recognize perhaps
fully than before the grave responsibility
of the corporation in the administration of their
readiness share with the corporation in the ser
necessary give Trinity Church the leader
IT to. This Is new departure, ana II s,tuIi or
significance In the past Trinity Corporation has
not sympathized with the public. and ihe puhhc
has not been sympathetic to that corporation More
than the corporation has dehed the publtc.
and the public has merchessN criticised the cor
pOratiou The times have changed. and both public
aud corporation must change with them. The pres
attitude OF the public is striklngly significant
and fuU of promise. iu that there is expectation
make a departure and claim her position in leading
in the cvEngelzatiou OF New York We do nor
stop to discuss details or 70 suggest a line or
policy. but do SAY that the trustees of Trinity
Church and their new rector have public
rounding them whose confidence can he Won pro
yfdpd a leadership deserving confidence, simply
fl intention hut I'm intelligence. H. furnished IL
the parish Is financially or otherwise unable L.
meet the natural demands fnr effective activity I'm
Chapels and its mission work. 20 Is plain that ~
need only tax" the publ" into its confidence. and
confidence and support which are ue~~ssar, in Ieai
inE with the heavy Obligations that rest upcn such
a corporation u Vill Fn-ap much 20 tha church
IN New York ana 70 he city of New FORK u such
leadership is supplied
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington Dec. S.-The French Ambassador and
Nine Tusserand with a number Of members OF the
embassy staff attended Nine Chaminade's concert
this afternoon. other diplomats present were the
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. the Argentine
Minister and Nine Portels the Swedish Minister
and Nine de J,agercrantz the Norwegian Minister
and Nine GUIDE, and the Chilian Minister and
Sonora de Cruz.
The new counsellor Of the italian embassy and
Marchesa di Nontaglari with their little son. VIII
arrive in washington the middle of January.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

IL nrenared The times are ripe for laying tnat
ghost The North has a better understanding Oh
the South a more generous appreciation OF II
and broader sympathy with IT, As repre-
sentative OF this changed attitude Mr.. lHIt VII,
80 .ba White House the South's sincere and
most nowerful friend.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE. yR. AT LENoN

IEy Telegraph Go Too Tribune
Pittshed. Mass, Dee S.-CieOrEs Wssri1ghouss
jr. who has been suffering with EsstrItis il NeN
York. which Illness caused a postrOreu1ent % his
marriage to Miss Brocklehank. daughter OF -
Thomas and LADY Brocklebauk IN London. cn De-
cembNr 10. arrived at Erskins Park. iD LencX. -
Westinghouse country place. tonight Hs s'oo1
the journey well He viii spend the early winces
In I
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
9eHo91ork DAILY 0tbu,rs
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER q, 1903.

Tbts newspaper &s otoaed ard published op
iThs Tribune Association, Netc York corpora
sScn. Office and principal place Of business
Tribune Budding, No. 154 Nassau street Ne'o
York: OGDEN RiJls. president. James H. Bar
,reFf sec-etaru and treasurer. The address o1
Jsks officers IS fhe offoe Of this newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

The acting President Of Venezuela seems to be
rsnohunctious and talks of firing upon the Dutch
feet with thirty carloads of ammunition Ana
the BLACK Eagle of the Andes" scars in for
eign skiesI Is it possible that Venezuela VIII
have 10 say of him. In adaptation of famous
reproach. We have fought a great battle my
Castro. and vou were not here?
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Frederick W Whitridge gave a reception
with music yesterday afternoon at her house in
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

A crazy man insists that the credit of building
the Williamsburg Bridge is his. No one crazy
enough to want the credit Of erecting the
Greensboro structure has yet been found
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Foreign affairs take up very little space in the
Presidents message. a fact which I'm one sense
is of agreeable significance. Happy the peo-
ME 3" said CARLYLE. whose annals are blank In
history books" Happy and friendly are the
foreign relations which require no discussion tr
public documents.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

The old speedwell Iron Works at Morrfsto~n'
n ]. which have Just been destroyed are
spoken OF as the birthplace OF the magnetlC
telegraph They were not exactly that. though
they were directly and essentially connected
with the development of that invention, and their
nroprjetor Alfred Vail entitled 70 greater
credit than most people have given him as the
aid and patron Of Professor Morse But Morse
himself testified that the real birthplace Of his
invention and the place where it was first eX-
limited in working form was one Of his rooms
in the old New York University Building IN
Washington Square. the room afterward occu-
pied for many years as the meeting place OF
the Philomathean literary society.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs T. Stevens ClmSn. who has taken possss-
sion of her new house No p East s1st street. VII
give a reception this afternoon. which viii - a
the nature OF a h0u-evsrmnZ-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

New York's Social Register FOR 1919 Just issued.
shows dfninutiOn Of marriages - the extent q
90 per cent as compared with last year. but M
variation whatever the statistics Of death Ths
annual locator issued each year by The publishers
OF the Social Register and comprising every naEns
appearing in all the social registers from New
York to San Francisco and from Chicago and Sos
ton to Atlanta and New Orleans. will be issued dur
ing the first week Of next month.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs Lewis Cass I1edysrd gives dance iris
evening at sherry's for her daughter Miss LI1risl
Morris Who came out last winter
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs Richard Mortirncr. Mrs Charles stssIs.
Mrs f .. Morgan and Mrs- r. Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy are among the pstro7ssses o. a daU zz-s
which VIII take place this afternoon ar Srer--'s
for the benefit Of the Home FOR C7n-s-czcsns Pa
bies A. Sea Cuf Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs. z. H weatherbee gives dance fo- Mss
May Weatherbee on Jsnuary T.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Miss Anabel Van Nostrand. whose na--tazs %
lie Baron Sands Willard takes place Wed1ssda-
next gave a dinner last night AZ She-rvs az which
the bridal attendants, as well as her hancs and
his ushers were present
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Fast ffth street. and vas assIstsd N "aIcol---ns
her guests BY her cousin. Miss Arnod' a siS'sr OF
Mrs Humphry ward and b. her daughters Miss
Eleanor and Miss Joan Whitridge
ur and Mrs VI OFme Wilson sailed yesterday
FOR Europe and are not expected 20 return untl
the snring. Mrs wilson's sister. Mrs Gsorzs
Ou,v- rfai9 has likewise returned 10 England
colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor have arrived
in town for the winter and are at their ho1ss ia
Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Frederick Townsend Martin gave dinner last
nfEht at the Plaza at which his guests consisted
OF Mrs Richard irwin Miss Anne Morgan, H W
Taft General Horace Porter. Miss Elizabeth Mar
bury Miss De Wolfe. Melville Z Stone and F-arx
Nunsey
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs David Thornson gives din7s~ this e-=7t-R
At her house in East 18th street for Sir Robert and
Lady Borwisk. who came over from England "a
attend the wedding on Nondav last - rhef~ @0a
George to Mar. the daughter of zI-- and NrA
Lewis Cruger HsseIL
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

The Earl ~ Warwick i= d1s here ---57~ n
board the Oceanic and among Lf= fellow rs=z-1-
gers are Mt and Mrs Prescott Lawrence.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs, Willard Brown gave luncheon yesterday
for Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown. the de5uta1-a
daughter Of Mrs James Brown. Among her guests
were Miss Katharine NcCoOk- Miss Susan Flsh
Dresser Miss Jessie Hazard Miss Katherine Harris.
Miss Mary CIarkson. Miss Eleanor ROdelwald,
Miss Bessie Yoakuu1. Miss GLADYS Carroll. Mss
Ieonie Alexandra. Miss Eleanor Rocker ard Mss
Gertrude Slocuu.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Lord Reve1stoke. head 4 the Hor=a p Barring 10
due here on Friday from England the sam.
ship as Nj and Mrs. Cor7elius Te7da-eat AMI
their children.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09

Mrs J. Francis AIoyzius Clark viii ziva = -
ceptfon with music this afternoon ar her r01zs
in East 5sth street for her two da1utarta couzrs
Miss Anne Bigelow Tracy srd Mise Charlotte <
Harding. both Of ttem zranddauctters of the van-
erabe John BEeIow- His so0-in-Iaw and ds-z1-
ter the Hon. Lionel and Mrs Quest vro ra-a
recently been staying with the C-0ver7o- General
Of Canada and Lady Cray At ottawa uou
spending = fortnight with him at h's ho1ss IN
C1rausrcy Park.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-09
Stranger-Is this a dry town?
T'EffZpp Won stranger


The only horse in the world" answered the poet
that can live without oats. '-LouisNlll lie Courier
journal
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Young Man Accused of Trying to Pass
Check for $3.50.

Fulton, KY, April PA we'll
dressed, genteel looking young man.
giving his name as Robert Sims, OF
Nashville, Tenn, entered the First
National bank of this city and present
ed a check for $3.50, bearing the sig
nature of T. P. Pelton, with -. j.
Caven'' as endorser. Cashier Harry
Ekdahl became suspicious by the
young mans actions that something
was wrong. and upon examination
found the signature of ]. j. Gaven to
lie fictitious. Young Sims was very
| bold about the affair and agreed to ac-
company the cashier to the Office OF
superintendent Gaven in order to
prove the genuineness of the signat
ure. Mr.. Gaven was absent from hi
Office, however, and his chief clerl
recognized at once that the signature
vas forgery. The chief OF polio
was notified and Sims placed uEde
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
MAY RECONCILE
YANDERBILTS
Mother Gets Concession From
Wife Of Her Son.
Personal Counsel Of Husband on Way
To Europe TO Make Report ON
New Plan Of settlement.
MRS. CORNELIUS Is ACTIVE

New York. April pa proba-
bile reconciliation between Alfred
|Gwynne Vanderbilt and his wife. for
merly Elsie French. whose divorce
suit against the multi-millionaire Is
lnow pending, was declared to be the
likely result OF new Intervention
by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Sr.
lThe latter has delayed her announced
intention of departing for Europe
until Thursday. and friends say that
the success or failure Of her plan will
ibe knewn by that time.
II Before that date a communication
is expected from the confidential
slagent of the law firm of Anderson q
Anderson, the personal attorneys foi
Mr. Vanderbilt. who it was reported
left for Europe last>week. 1t is now
believed that he carried to the young
millionaire, a new proposal. secured
by his mother, who entertained MSs
/ Alfred Vanderbilt at luncheon last
week.
That was the Third time that the
mother had entertained the young
matron in her home since the divorcC
proceeding started. After each in
terview it was said that the mother
had made efforts to bring about al
adjustment of the trouble.
Counsel viii Not Talk.
II. b. Anderson. the personal coun
sci for Mr.. Vanderbilt, refused tC
either deny OF affirm the reports ant
declined to discuss the matter.
Several personal friends of thu
|lyoung couple have been exertinl
| themselves to bring about recon
ciliation, and 1t was said that one o
these might have been the confiden
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
INDIGESTION.

With its companions, heart burn,
fatulence, torpidity of the liver. con-
stipation palptation of the heart,
poor blood, headache and other nerv-
Gus symptoms. sallow skin, foul
tongue, offensive breath and a legion
Of other ailments, is at once the most
widespread and destructive malady
among the American people. The
herbine treatment will cure all these
troubles. soc bottle. Sold by ]. II
Oehlschlaeger, Lang Bros. C. o. Rip
| ley.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24

S4SO-s540 per annum, May G; vet
erinarian, $1,000 per annum. Philip
pine Islands. May 13; electrician, ST.
geo per annum, May IS.
These examinations may be taken
at: Bloomington, Ind; Cincinnati,
Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio; Columbus,
Ohio; Evansville, Ind; FIT. Wayne,
Ind; Indianapolis, Ind; Ironton,
Ohio; Lafayette, Ind; Lexington, KY. !;
Louisville. KY; Paducah, KY; Tole-
do, Ohio GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
GOOD JrDGNIENT

IS the essential Characteristic of men
and women. Invaluable to good
business men and necessary TO houS'-
wives. A woman shows good iudg'
ment when she buys Whites Cream
ycrmlfuge for her baby. The best
worm medicine ever offered TO moth
ers. Many indeed are the sensible
mothers, who write expressing thei'
gratitude for the good health OF theil
children. which they owe TO the use
of Whites Cream vermifuge. Sold
by J. H. oehlschlaeger. Lang Bros.
and c. O. Ripley.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24

arrest. In an interview with Sims he
stated that he left Nashville about two
weeks ago after beng released from
the employ of the Southern Railroad
company. at that place and started
to st. Louis in search Of employment.
Not being able to find work In that
city he started on his return home.
and being without funds and unable
to secure employment, resorted to
forgery. lst.. ~
Upon investigation 1t was discovers
ed that the said Sims had forged
check on this bank for $40 about two
weeks ago dated April 16, signed by
c. A. Sundon, to which the boy had
placed the signature of J.. J. Gaven
so perfectly that Cashier Ekdahl did
not detect the forgery. Before his ape
pearance at the bank this morning,
Sims purchased clothing amounting to
$500 from the firm of Jones Y
Chambers, stating that he would cal
later for same.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
WHY

have a torid liver when Herbine. the
Only liver regulator viii help you?
There is no reason why you should
suffer from Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Ch.lls and Fever or any liver com
plants, when Herbine will cure you.
f. c. Waite, Westvllle. Fla, writes:
~ was sick for month with chills
and fever, and after taking two bot
ties of herbine am \ well and
healthy" Sold by ]. II. Oehlschlae'
ger, Lang Bros, and c. o. Ripley.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION ORDERS EXAMINA-
TION SOON.
Good Positions In Government Service
Open to Successful Applicants
at Paducah.

The following civil service examinT
ations are ordered:
Switchboard attendant (male)
5000 per annum, May G; second-class
Tor assistanD steam engineer, 5000
81 900. May 6 marine fireman, $500
per annum, May G; marine steam en-
gineer, $50 per month, May G; logger,
$55 per month, May 6; fireman, bu-
roau of standards, s720 per annum
May 6; laboratory apprentice (male)
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-24
lal agent sent to Europe.

tldI agent stNI 10 EUROPE.
The attorneys for Mrs. Alfred Van
derbilt also refused to discuss the
new peace moves. The only admis-
sion which anyone connected with the
hearing of the divorce evidence be-.
fore Referee Mcclure would make,
was that the report had not been re-
turned and that no confirmation of
the petition had been recommended