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New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
JAMES 4. RuLLARp.

After a weeks illness James H. Bullard, brother
of Commander William II. G. Bullard, u b NJ
died yesterday afternoon at his home, No S10 Park
Place, Brooklyn. Mr. Bullard was born in Media
Penn, forty-eght years ago After receiving MS
early education there he learned the printing trade
Later he came to this city.
For twenty-seven years Mr.. Bulard was connect
ed with the Tribune composing room. He was
member of Typographical Union No. s. He leaves
a wife, and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
MEDAL FOR HENRY PHIPrs.
-. relerrnnh to The Tribane.l

IIsy Telegraph 10 The Trtbanel
pbusdelnhfa May I2-The first gold medal OF the
,,id awarded in this country and the second ever
a1rsrded was presented by the International Anti
tuberculosis Association tonight 10 Hehry Fmpps'
- r,i+terurc philanthropst. at a dinner in his
- The medals are only given TO men who
have distinguished themselves in warfare against
,,o,,losis and Mr.. Phipps received his In recog-
nition Of his establishment Of the institute IN this
lit, that hears his name.
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pRnM1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-R w Eaton. San Juan, 2 R; MI anu
Mrs Louis PhilIpp. Rotterdam; W r Maclay'
GiaSpoVy BE, MONT-Rear Admiral and Mrs =
B. Luce. L. S. n: Mr.. and Mrs G H Emmons'
TeurDort RUCKINGHAM-Admiral Sperry, l. y
n .. Ioa0uim NabucO. Brazilian Ambassador TO the
limited States, Washington. BRESLIN-CCi . LIP
nincott Philadelphia; Dr. Ismay Stubbs, LONDON
HOT ITTANI]-Iouis F. Payn. Chatham; Federico
Meier Havana WALDORF-ASTORlA-C- u
RoebIing Trenton; Rutherford Trowbridge. New
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
BOOKSELLERS DINNER.

Makers of books were the speakers at the dinner
of the sellers of books last night. when the Ameri-
can BookseIlers' Association held Its ninth annual
dinner at the Hotel Astor.
The speakers were Franklin Matthews Peter
Newell Wallace Irwin. Hamlin Garland and Ralph
Waldo Trne. Walter L. Butler, president of the
association, was toastmaster
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
DAUGHTER OF BAYARD TAYLOR % SAIL.

Mrs. Otto Kiliani. OF No. a West 10Th street.
daughter of Bayard Taylor. will sail for England
on Wednesday on the steamer Blucher. 10 be the
guest of anti-suffragists I'm London for several
weeks Mrs kiliani will be in England the Of
fetal representative Of the New York State Asso-
citation Opposed to Woman Suffrage. She is a mem
Der Of the executive committee OF this association
In June Mrs. KlIia1i will be joined In London by
Mrs H a George. organizing secretary % the
Massachusetts anti-sufragists.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
wAasuIps AT HUDSON TERcEnTENNIAL.

Washington. May l2-President TAFT to-day told
c.srarsI stewart L. woodford OF New York, that
all OF the warshIps in commission on the Atlantic
Coast would be sent to New York during the week
q, the Hudson tercentennial celebration in Septem-
ber. General Woodford invited the PRESIDENT to
att.nd but Mr. Taft said he probably would be
In the West at tnat time.
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a. w. sEApLEsToN MARRIED.

Red Bank, n. j., May y (SpeciaD.-Helen +.
Hazard daughter Of z. c. Hazard, of Shrewsbury.
was married last night to Alfred W. Beadleston,
senior member of the brewing firm of Beadleston
& Woerz the Rumson Inn, here. Only
few persons present. Mr.. Beadleston is sixty
years old, while his bride is twenty-one Mrs.
Beadieston is a sister of the Princess Auersperg
of Austria,
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oo,Nr soNl TO HUNT IN ROCKIES.

,,.sI MAY l2-The Canadian Pacific Rail
= - ,a,, received a communication from Count
't,a,i de Castellane former husband of Anna Could
-, +ba. ARRANGEMENTS be made for guides, ETC.
For a hunting trip after big game in the ROCKY
Mountains in the end of july
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
BALTIMORE oReANIsT FOR ST. JOHNS.

IBy Telegraph to Tho TrbuneI
Baltimore May 12-Mes Farrow, for fifteen
wears choirnaster at Old St Paurs Protestant
Episcopal Church here, has been appointed organ
ist at the Cathedral OF st. John the Divine in New
York Mr.. Farrow is one of the most successful
men in his profession.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
NEW SPANISH MINISTER HERE.

Madrid, May l2-It Is announced that the Mar
quis de ViIelobar. first secretary of the Spanish
Embassy at London, will succeed Don Ramon Pima.
the Spanish Minister at Washington. SenOr Pima
will go to the Foreign Office Under Secretary of
State in place OF the Marquis de Herrera, who has
been appointed ambassador at Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
YOUNG TAFT HEADS PHI BETA KAPPA

New Haven May 12-At the meeting of the Yale
Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa tonight, Robert A
Taft son OF President Taft. elected president
The other officers chosen are c. D Armstrong
Pittshurg. vice president. r. d. French New
Haven secretary and N +. George. Danbury,
trea
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NO SUNDAY ICE CREAM IN BAY STATE.

Boston, May 12.-The Massachusetts Senate, to-
day killed the bill to permit the sale Of fruit, ice
cream and confectionery Sunday; also the bill
TO permit the sale of Kosher meat on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13

Highest temperature yesterday 1S degrees lowest IS.
so average corresponding date last -:
s for spending thrty-three years
Local Forecas-Today fair; Friday fair; light south
winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-13
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem Csns
Station Webster and jerome avenue trOlleys snd
BY carriage. Lots $50 up Telsphons 4S53 GramsrcY
FOR Book OF Views representative
Once. 20 East'23d St. New York City
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OBITUARY.
BISHOP CHARLES 3. GALLOWAY.

Jackson Miss. May 12.-Bishop Charles B. Gal
loway. of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
died at his home in this city to-day from pneu-
monia. complicated with heart disease
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newark. n. Y, May s. 1909.

rive do not understand that the Public Ser
vice Commission has prescribed or intends to
prescribe any particular device but stands
ready to approve one or dozen devices,
whether tested in the recent trials or not, which
appear to be eficientl
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Church OF the Ascension by the Percy Srckney
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1905. 1909.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
MRS. FUNKHOUSER
DENIES THAT SHE
is BLACKMAILBR

Mrs. Sallie Funkhouser. charged
with using the United States mail In
an attempt to blackmail. accompanied
by her husband. left on the Royal this
afternoon for their home at Tolu. She
will return Monday to face the charge
In the federal court. Mrs. Funk
houser declares she is innocent. and
accuses Harmon Flannery, of Tolu
with dupllcity. She said Flannery
made Improper advances toward hei
and she told her husband. Then she
wrote to him that he must make
repaation. She said the letter she
is accused OF writing has a Gemand
for $500 added to the original. and
the one sent to J. p. Harris was con.
cocted by someone else, to make Il
appear that she was trying to black
mail a good man.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
CREW or LIBERTY
ARB INDICTED BY
LIVINGSTON JURY
Charged With Carrying Sheriff
Bishop and Deputy Ben
Champion Away.
Night Riders Burn Church in
Caldwell.
TcRACKEN ASSESSMENT UP.
TcRACKEN ASSESSMENT UP.

Smithland, KY. April 14.-(Spe-
cial. members of the crew OF the
good ship Liberty" who cast of
when Sheriff Bishop went aboard
with Captain Harry Davis under ar
rest for selling liquor, and took the
sheriff and Deputy Ben Champion
down the river, were INDICTED by the
grand jury today on the charge OF
|consplring against an officer OF the
law. Engineer SADLY Amaeil was IN
dicted for shooting with intent to
kill. On account OF the bitter feel
ing here, It is said the accused will
ask for a change OF venue.
Captain Davis was arrested for
selling liquor without a license. He
asked permission to go aboard the
boat and make bond. The officer ac-
Icompanied him, but when they went
aboard deck-hands cut the lines and
the boat swung out from shore. Some
one cut the tiller lines and the steam
boat was guided from the engine
room, while the officers fought with
the pilot and mate. Many shots were
fred as the boat drifted down stream
opposite Paducah.
Captain Harry Davis, Mate Lee
Hun. plot VIII Brisco, Engineer
SADLY Anaeil and Captain Davis
father are all here.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Confederate Day

Paducah merchants and business
men are taking a great interest in
the preparations for a big day in
Paducah May IS. when the monu-
meDt at Lang park will be unveiled.
Mrs Roy Mckinney and Mrs. Luke
Russell called on a number of the
merchants this morning for the pur-
pose OF having them decorate. and
number of the business men
agreed to the proposition. and also
to have an announcement of the un-
yelling printed on the back of all
the envelopes that are sent out OF
the city. An order has been placed
for 1000 invitations and every
camp of Confederate Veterans and
U. d. c. chapter in the country will
be sent an invitation.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Senator Aldrich Will Make
Brief Statement Thursday
and Upper House Will Then
Adjourn.

Washington, April 14.-(SpecialD
Senator Daniels. of Virginia, is pre-
pared to lead the fight TO have the
repeal Of the tax on leaf tobacco re-
stored TO the tariff bill By the senate.
He win have strong backing. The
Kentucky senators are 10 aid him.
Washington, April 14.-Aldrich
probably will open the tariff debate
tomorrow in the senate in a brief
statement Of its purposes and effects.
Senator Stone, of Missouri. may fol-
low. The senate will adjourn until
Monday when Daniels. OF Virginia,
Will open the debate. A general hor-
lzontal reduction Of tariff rates of 20
or 25 per cent. as provided IN the bill
will be discussed at Democratic
conference.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Union Station Company

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Paducah Union sta
ton company and the election OF OFF,
GERS was held this morning In the
city ticket Office. The following d.
rectors were elected: J. T. Hara-
han, |. G. Rawn, II. C. Rhodes. J. J.
Gavin. ]. f. Titus and Joseph l..
Friedman. Mr. Titus was elected TO
MI the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Charles Reed. The follow
ing officers were elected j. T. Hara-
han. president: /. G. Rawn, vice.
president: Otto F. Nan. treasurer;
Bert A. Becker, secretary. The OFF,
cials OF the railroad present were:
]. f. Titus. assistant TO the presi-
dent; c. F. Krebs. comptroller; G. W.
Moore, auditor OF disbursements. and
J. J. Gavin. superintendent OF the
Louisville division. The officials ar
rived this morning on private car
No. s from Fulton.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
In
SPRINGFIELD ARE
BARRED BY SENATE

Springfield. ILL.,, April 13.-Hun.
dreds of women swarmed through the
capitol, buttonholing legislators and
lobbying for women's suffrage today
They held spellbound the Legislators
by their eloquence. This afternoon
the question was transferred to the
senate committee. II provides for
giving women the right of suffrage
in all Chicago elections
Suffragettes were barred from the
floor of the senate while in session
today, in accordance itn the rules.
There is no change in the senatorial
situation today. Ex-senator Berry.
of Carthage, the new Hopkins man
ager, will begin HIS battle tomorrow.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Baptist S. S. Meeting

Baptist Sunday schools from all
over the state are sending represen-
tatiyes to Elizabethtown, where the
Baptist State Sunday School conven-
tion is I'm session. This is the first
meeting OF its kind ever held in Ken
lucky and II is the purpose OF the
convention to make arrangements to
hold convention annually. The con-
vention will begin tonight and con-
tinue TIL Saturday noon. A fine pro-
gram has been arranged and will be
carried out. A large representation
is expected az Elizabethtown, as there
are 1851 Sunday schools in the state,
i,746 churches with a membership OF
2lS,317. Those who will attend the
convention from this city are: From
the First church, Mrs. Frank wahl:
from the Second church, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Cockrill, superintendent of the Sun
day school. and Mr.. ID. Meadows. a
member OF the Baraca class.
Mr.. Nathan Reeder will repre-
sent the East Baptist church. of
Mechanicsburg. The delegates from
this city will return home Friday
morning and Saturday morning.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Want Sidewalks

Petitions are being circulated
among property owners on Broad
way and Fifteenth street asking the
general council to order concrete
sidewalks laid on both sides OF Broad
way between Eleventh and Fifteenth
streets. Property owners from Fif-
teenth street west to the city limits
have been compelled to lay side
walks. and complain that they are
compelled to traverse a distance OF
four blocks, part OF the way without
any sidewalks and the remainder OF
the distance over sidewalks that need
repairing. on their way downtown.
repairing on their way downtown.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Right 20 Land.

Washington. April Regula-
tons governing the administration OF
the surface rights law" enacted by
the last congress are promulgated to-
day by the department Of the interior.
II allows the holders the right to the
land. even n It Is afterward discov-
erred that coal lies beneath. The new
regulations stipulate that the Law APP
plies to entries made prior to its
passing as well as those made after
wards. II classified as coal lands
after the date OF entry.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
CHICAGO SADIE"
GIFTS PARDON FOR
USING HIS KNIFE

Frankfort. KY, April IA. Especially
Governor Wilson today granted to
Charles Carroll, known as Chicago
Sadie" OF McCracken county, par
don of his four years sentence for
malicious cutting. Carroll was con-
victed in 1908, beirg charged with
cutting a negro. The common
wealth's attorney ard large num-
Der of citizens petitioned for the par
don.
The governor refused to pardon
Lon Fuqua. colored, sent up to serve
life term In 1904 for murder CON-
mitted in McCracken county. Fuqua
and Scott Polk killed George Gray.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Greenville Gravel Co.

Articles of Incorporation of the
Greenville Gravel company were filed
in the office of the county court clerk
this morning. The company Is in
corporated for the purpose of dealing
in gravel and will operate dredges as
well as maintain a boat and barge
line TO market the product. The
stock is divided into 75 shares, the
par value being 500. The officers
and stockholders of the company
are: President, F. w. Katterjohn;
+voe-president. w. z. Katterjohn: sec
retary-treasurer w. F. Paxton. The
limit OF Indebtedness is fixed at $75,-
600. The principal Office Of the COM
pany1 will be in Paducah.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
As Head of MOhammedan Faith
Sultan is in Powerful Posi-
tiOn-French Labor Trouble
Threatens Revolution.

Constantinople. April 14.-Soldierl
have returned to their barracks, but
the situation is far from relieved
Turkish leaders in their flight to.
wards Salonica will organize an at.
tempt TO regain power. Fully sc
were killed since the trouble began.
Uprisings are reported today at
Aleppo, Damascus, Uskub and Dibra
and practically throughout all Albani.
II is reported that Russia is seizing
the opportunity to advance over the
Persian frontier.
The religious phase Of the uprising
favors the sultan as head of the
church. The great danger is that
fanatieal Mohammedans waging war
fare on Christians. Foreign residents
are fearful for their lives on account
Of the general confusion.
New Cabinet.
The cabinet met at the Porte and
after a long consultation the minis
ters sent in their designations to the
palace. A new ministry is being
formed.
The latest rumor is that Tewfik
Pasha, who was recently appointed
ambassador to Great Britain, will be
the new grand vizier, with Edhim
Pasha minister of war. Edhlm Pasha
was the Turkish commander in the
Greek war. and when he proceeded
from the Yildiz to Stamboul he was
greeted with cheers from the troops.
The sultan's principal secretary
read to the chamber an trade announc
Ing that his majesty had accepted the
cabinets resignation and that a new
ministry was in progress of formation
Measures had been taken to pre-
serve order throughout the country,
said the trade.
1t is announced that the mutinous
troops had been pardoned aud that
they could return to their barracks
and the people to their occupations.
The trade was received with enthus-
iastie cheers for the sultan.
Turkey is at the beginning of her
nrst serious attempt at popular gov
ernment. A constitution was granted
the country July "a. 1908, by the sui
tan, and elections for a parliament
were held In due course. The new
legislature was inaugurated Decem-
Der II, since when the empire has
been under constitutional administra-
ton.
The hand of the sultan was forced
and he was obliged tc give the coun-
try a constitution. by the young
Turks. who had been particularly ac-
tive under the leadership of the com
mittee of union and progress since
1905. The cooperation of the army
was obtained by means of success
ful secret propaganda and had not
the sultan given way when he did
two army corps would have marched
on Constantinople.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Few Teachers Resign

Cupid has not invaded the ranks Of
the school teachers this year to the
extent the little god did last year,
and. consequently, he has fewer vic
Tins. SO far not one teacher has an
nounced her approaching marriage,
and in fact only two teachers have
handed IN their designations. AT the
teachers meeting Friday afternoon
Superintendent Carnagey requested
any teacher. who contemplated resign
ing. to hand in their designations at
once.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Candidates TO Speak

The FIRST meeting OF Democratic
candidates for state senator in the
Second district will be at Wickllfte.
circuit court day. April 19. II Is ex-
pected that all the candidates will be
there and will speak. Circuit Judge
Bugg. who is mentioned for chair
man Of the convention here April "a,
will preside at the court.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
100 Defendants Settle

Twelve thousand dollars is said to
have been paid by 100 defendants in
the night rider cases. and when the
trials are called next week these de-
PENDANTS will be dismissed. Each de-
fendant is said to have paid S12O as
his assessment on the compromises
after the conference at Princeton.
Sen. Wheeler Campbell arrived in
Paducah this morning from Prince
ton, but he declined TO discuss the
compromise. Most of the defendants
that refused TO compromise are resi-
dents OF Trigg and Lyon counties.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Killed Mountain Lion.

pes Moines. Ia, April 14.-After
a battle all morning with a noun
tain lion while he was hunting on
an island in Rush Lake, near
Ocheyedan, Walter Strauss killed
the best II is the first time in
twenty years a mountain lion has
been shot in Iowa.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14
Fear for Commission

Washington, April 1.-THE fear
is EXPRESSED In certain quarters that
the recent abandoning OF the beef
trust prosecution at Chicago by At
tornev General Wickersham, may
nartlally paralyze the arm of the In
tersfate cohfmerce commission In en-
forcing the railroad rate law. II de
yeloped today the commission had
sormulated plan to investigate
What the packers alleged increase
means.
The Paducah evening sun., 1909-04-14

(By United Press.)


New York. April 14.-Can the CHI
tago Cubs come on" again?
This L the paramount question in
the National league. whose thirty
ninth season opens this afternoon. II
Is paramount for the reason that II
the Cubs DO win II will be their fourth
successive pennant and the equaling
OF a record that has stood since 1878,
when the Old Boston club. under
Harry Wright. won tie fourth straight
championship.
Five times since then team has
managed to crowd three peunants In
a row. Should Frank Chance break
the seeming limit and breast the tape
ahead OF the Others this year. he will
be given credit for achieving the
greatest feat ever accomplished In
baseball. tor the no tional game now,
compared with the time when Boston
made its record. fs a different propo-
sifion and one that deuIa nds far more
cunning and executive ability.
Chicago had such a terrific struggle
20 nose out the New York Giants last
year. being saved through the now
historical hibnder OF Substitute First
Bassman Pred Mcrkls. who failed to
win game against the Cubs By for
getting 20 touch second base after a
hit had scored what should have been
the winning run, that thousands Of
fans are brave enough to hope that
this year Chances great machine Will
slip a cog aud come a cropper
AZ q stand-patter. Manager-Captain
Chance Is the equal OF Speaker Can
non and u he had his way the Cubs
would start the race with the same
lineup as that which brought dnal
victory 10 them last year. Two faces,
however. will be missing and they
are two of the brightest phizes In the
baseball Louvre-Johnny Evers and
Johany Killing. Evers has been given
permission to continue with his Troy
shoe store until June I and Killing has
passed up a reported salary OF s10.-
600 TO attend 70 his Kansas City pool
room.
With those two Johnnies not "on
the spot" the Cubs will be handi-
capped. but the Chicago bunch are
fighters as a quarter Of a million
New York fans know 10 thelr sorrow.
and no one around these parts ~ as
yet wearing crepe for the Cubs.
First Division.
Unless prognosticat.ohs receive a
black eye. the same four teams that
have lately got the habit OF occupy
Ing the upper berth In the National
league will again hold this division.
The only team that the dopesters con-
cede TO have a chance 20 crowd out
either Chicago. New York. Pittsburgh
or Philadelphia. Is Cincinnati. Early
season reports show that Manager
Clark Grifiith. the new Red Leg pilot,
has got together a lively bunch OF
youngsters ana at the same time has
enough seasoned material on hand 10
lend ballast 20 his craft II it were
not for the fact that blowing up" Is
a favorite failing OF the Reds. the
team would be taken much more serl-
ously.
Naturally John McGraw and his