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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

Miss Minnie Henderson entertained at
cards Monday afternoon at her home
on North Washington street. Miss
Henderson's guests were Mrs. Conrad
of Washington, Mrs. Louis c. Barley,
Mrs. Robert w. Fuller, Mrs. Clarence
C. Leadbeater, Mrs. John Leadbeater.
Mrs. Laurence Stabler, Mrs. c. William
wattles, Mrs. Charles c. Carlin, Mrs.
John H. Foster, Miss Elmer Chandlee,
Miss Susie Fawcett, Miss Helen n. Cum
mings, Mrs. Phil Wattles and Miss Car
rie Stribling. The prizes were won by
Mrs. c. c. Leadbeater and Miss Wattles.
Miss Mamie Norton entertained at cards
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Prince street In honor of Mrs. Edward
Darlington Marshall of Rome, Ga. The
ladies asked to meet Mrs. Marshall were
Miss Mamie Mason of Louisville, Mrs.
Harry Burke, Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs.
Clarence C. Leadbeater, Mrs. Thomas B.
Laurence Stabler, Miss Rose Macdonald,
Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Courtenay
Greenough, Miss Lucy Rust, Miss Vir-
ginia Burke, Miss Jean Brent, Miss Gay
Lloyd ano Miss Carrie Stribling. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Marshall and
of Memphis, Tenn; Miss Katherine
Jones of Baltimore and Miss Effie Young
of Washington are the guests OF the
Misses Jones on Prince street. Mrs.
J. Stewart Jameson entertained the
Tuesday Club on that afternoon at her
home on South Columbus street. The
other ladies present were Mrs. Will
liam b. Daingerfield, Mrs. Louis Z.
Barley, Mrs. William Wattles, Mrs.
Robert ". Fuller, Mrs. William );
Mrs. Charles e. Nicol. Mr.. Frederick
Holiday Taylor entertained at chatting
dish supper Tuesday evening at his
home on Prince street. The guests
were Miss Emily Johnson, Miss Cora
Jones, Miss Esther Burke, Messrs. Will
liam Brooke, Gardner Carter, Arthur
King and George Brent. Mr.. and Mrs
William Worth Smith entertained at
bridge Tuesday evening at their home
on Queen street Their guests were
Mrs George Uhler, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wattles, Mrs. Charles G. Carlin,
Mrs. Charles f. NicoI. Mrs. John w.
Brookheld, Miss Phil Wattles and Mr..
Howard Smith. Mrs. John Hunton Eos
ter entertained the Wednesday Bridge
The members playing were Mrs. Thomas
w. Robinson, Mrs. Georgia. =. An
derton. Mrs. Stewart Jameson Mrs
Laurence Stabler. Mrs. Charles E.
Rose Macdonald Mrs. Frances Smoot
Danenhower announces the engagement
of her daughter, Miss Frances Virginia
Danenhower, and Mr.. Charles Page Wal
Ter. ir. The wedding will occur early in
June. Mrs Thomas B. Cochran en-
tertained at cards Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Duke street in honor
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Car
rington Marshall. The other ladies pres
ent were Mrs. William ]. Boothe, Mrs.
Arthur Bryant, Mrs. Charles Mime
gerode Maigne, Mrs. Charles c. Carlin.
Mrs. Robert w. Fuller. Mrs. William
Watt1es, Mrs. Robert S. Barrett, Mrs.
Clarence C. Leadbeater. Mrs. Harry
Burke, Miss Mary Phillips, Miss Cora
Cochran. Miss Cora Smoot, Miss Josie
Robinson, Miss Bessie Jones, Miss Ellen
Fawcett Miss Grace Anderson, Miss
Mamie Mason and Miss Mamie Norton.
Mrs. John Moncure Daniel entertained
at tea Friday afternoon at her home
on Seminary Hill in honor of her guests,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

A loving cup has been given by Mr.. w.
n. Wilbur of Philadelphia to be presented
to the winner of the first race.
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on Piedmont avenue. Miss Celeste Will
liams returned to Mitchellsville, Md.
Wednesday, after spending a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bruce Williams. at Fairview. Rev: Mr.
Thomas W. Hooper, jr.. spent Friday
Newhouse had as their Easter guests Mr.
and Mrs. Steward Brand OF Washington.
Miss Mary Vass Is spending ten days
With Mr. and Mrs Carte. walker Morr at
has returned to his home near here after
spending the winter with his brother In
Max Meadows. Va Miss Mary Gilkeson
was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Gilkeson on Blue Ridge avenue.
Junior Five Hundred Club Wednesday
afternoon. The dance given at the
armory hall Monday night was greatly
enjoyed by large crowd. The music
was unusually good. Mrs. C. Jones Rixey
and Miss Henry Rixey are visiting friends
Flint and Or. Melford Of Georgia are Wis
iting Miss Susie George on Davis street.
Mrs. Orville p. Loving spent Monday in
Rapidan. Miss Margaret Morris of Coves-
VILE spent Monday with her brother. Mr..
Carey Morris. here. Mr.. c. B: Morris
spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Eliz-
abeth Russell-Smith Of the WOman's Col
lege. Richmond, has returned after
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. 3. RuSSell-Smltn
here. Mr.. D. M. Law Of Alexandria WIS.,
tied friends here during Easter. Miss
Bessie Carter and Miss Bessie McCraw
left Tuesday for visit to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coons had as their
guests recently Miss Dorothy Hudgins
and Miss Mary Coons. Miss Elizabeth
Matthews returned to her school duties
In Maryland Wednesday, Mr.. Robert
Matthews is visiting in Baltimore. Miss
Bessie Baldwin is the guest of Miss Bes-
sic Mackell on Piedmont avenue. Mr..
Edward Perry Is visiting his brother, Mr..
William Perry. in WEIGH. W. Va. Miss
Sallie E Bennett spent the week end with
friends in Charlottesville. Mr. Brockman
Winfrey spent Sunday and Monday here
with his parents. Mr.. Marshall Walker
left Friday for Batna, where he will
make his home. Mr.. Walker will be
greatly missed by a host Of friends which
he made while in Culpeper. Mr.. Roy
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CULPEPER, VA.

Miss Elizabeth Swain has returned
from short visit to Baltimore.
Miss Carolyn Dohm entertained at her
beautiful country home Sunday at dinner
Miss Annie Karn, Miss Helen Macoy
Miss Fannie Louise Rixey and Messrs.
Mercer Jones and Sheldon Vowel. Miss
Margaret Wise spent Monday with Miss
Augusta Bennett at Sunbright. The egg
hunt given by the Young Peoples Mis-
sionary Society Monday afternoon. for the
benefit Of a Chinese girl who Is going
to work among her own people. was
great success. Miss Gertrude Marshall
of Barboursville is visiting Miss Mary
Jones' Miss Bette Jones was at nome
for Easter. Miss Nan Brooke Scott OF
Raccoon Ford was the guest OF MISS
Mayme Male the first of the week. Miss
jamie Jones spent Easter Sunday Win
Mrs. C. Jones Rixey in washington MISS
Leila Fraley has returned after most
delightful visit to Mrs. M. M. King IN
Washington. Mrs. Alfred Pulliam spent
the recent holidays with Mrs. Grasty IN
Orange, and on her return nome was
accompanied by Mrs. Grasty. who VIII
be her guest for some time. Miss Eiiza-
beth Steptoe of Charlottesville was re-
cent guest here. Mr.. Thomas johnson
has returned to Shreveport, La, after
visit to Maj and Mrs. b =. 6urro"s
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HYATTsvILLE, MD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin G. Ttngley en-
home on Franklin avenue extended We'd
nesday evening, 1t being the first meet
ing Of the club following the Lenten
season. The prizes were won by Mrs.
G. Hodges Carr and Mr.. Sherman James.
Others participating were Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Zantzinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
g. Herring, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Fuller.
Mesdames Sherman James. Alfred Hyatt
Wells. James H. Hill. Nellie Fuller
Dorsey, John G. Holden. G. Hodges Carr.
David Lynn, Kenneth Fuller Brooks and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tingley. Following the
games refreshments were served. Misses
Elizabeth and Anita Paravano Of Wash
ington have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Robert tombstone. Johnson avenue. Mr.
George A. Walker Of Oil City. Pa. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. James
Kelly Argo. left Thursday for Philadel-
phia and New York. Miss Helen McFar-
land has returned home. after q pleasant
Randolph Latimer of Baltimore Is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H
Latimer, Wine avenue. Miss. Brady
French of Springfield, w. Va. has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. George NJ. Nc.
Farland. Wine avenue. Mrs. Dennis
Moran of Washington has been visiting
friends here during the past week.
been visiting friends and relatives here
during the past week. Mrs. Roger
C. Wheeler of Philadelphia is visiting
relatives here. She will return to her
home in about a week. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Mrs Charles Harris entertained at
luncheon Friday. Misses Grace Bell,
Lucy Stone Mesdames Hooe, Robert Holt
of Newport News. Labouisse. McMurtrie
Deare, Wallach and Groome were pres
emit Miss Cassels of Washington, Mr..
Algernon Craven of Greenwood. and Mr..
and Mrs. Dixie of Marshall are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wallach. Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Groome have as their
guests for the races Mrs. and Mr.. Ches-
ter Morris of Philadelphia and Mr.. and
Mrs Redmond Stewart of Baltimore. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Harris have as their
house guests Miss Grace Bell Of WASH
ington, and Messrs. Johnson and Straw
bridge of Philadelphia. DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Kerr of Washington are the guests
of Dr. and Mrs. Kerr at Antrim. Miss
Maize Stone who has been visiting Miss
Dupont Of Wilmington, Del. is at home
for the races. Mr.. Draper Crosby and
Charlie Hubbell are spending the holi-
days at Twin Oaks. Messrs. Edwin
Blackwell and Oliver Pyle, students at
Bethel Academy, spent the vacation
camping at Fauquier Springs. Miss Ju-
liette Crosby and Miss McRea spent the
holidays at View Tree.
Miss Mary Nelson spent Easter with
Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Hubbell. Miss Helen
Woodfin of Richmond has been the guest
of her sister Miss Chester Woodf1n. Miss
Louise Evans spent several days in
Washington last week. Miss Elizabeth
Gaines left last week to attend the Eas-
ter festivities at the University Of Vir-
GINA.
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of Clarendon is visiting her relatives in
Bowling Green, Va Mr.. c. b. Wadleigh
is spending few days IN New Jersey
and will 20 to ST. Johnsbury, VT, before
returning to his home at Fort Myer
Heights Mrs. C. B. Wadleigh and
mother and children were guests of Mrs.
Helen wadleigh at Benning, d. c.. last
week. Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Gary and
child. after a winter in Washington. have
returned to Del Ray and will spend the
remainder Of the year with Mrs. Berry.
Mrs. 1. N. Rich gave party Tuesday in
honor of Miss Evelyn Rich's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs e. W. Prime were given a
house warming at their new home at
Fort Myer Heights Wednesday.
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Miss Verbena NJ. Adler Of 1905 10th
street northwest. who has been visiting
New York for the past eight weeks. will
leave soon for Philadelphia, to be the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Livings-
ton.
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Miss Maude Simpson of Columbia road
was hostess Thursday afternoon, when
she gave ) O. clock tea in honor Of her
guest Miss Slackpole of Harrisburg.
Miss Simpson also gave a luncheon of
fourteen covers in honor of Miss Hyde.
Among the guests were the Misses Jewell,
SaffoId, Lange. Moore. Swingle, Saunders,
Schafer and Mrs. Ballard.
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Carter Of Orange attended the dance here
Monday night. Mr.. Price of Bealton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Willie Wise Mr.
Mack Voolfolk Is visiting Mr., p. b.
Law. Mr.. Voolfolk had the misfortune
to break his ankle while on a fishing
trip since coming to Culpeper. Mr.. Ned
J. Brand, jr., Is Improving slowly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03

A party Of young ladies, students of the
National Park Seminary and chaperoned
by one of the teachers. made Warrenton
stopping place on walking trip
through the state. They were given
dance at the Warren Green Hotel Mon
day night.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
HATCHET WAS NOT
IN MURDER SCENE
ONE OF PROPERTIES ADDED TO
PLOT AFTER THE KILLING
WAS DONE.

Watseka. Ill, March 26.-Edward
Meyer proved the strongest witness
In the Sayler murder trial. Attorney
Morris. for the defense. today shout.
ed questions and shook his fist m
Meyers face. Meyer shouted back
his answers. Meyer testified TO hav-
ing visited the Sayler home after the
murder. He closed Sayler's eyes. He
claimed the hatchet was not in the
room when he fret arrived.
A romantic sidehght was thrown
on the case when II became known
that Attorney Pallissard. now de-
manding the death penalty for Mrs
Sayler. was her youthful sweetheart
Palissard says: 1T is true that
Lucy Sayler and | we're good friends
In our youth. Naturally l feel ten.
derness for her. but / have sworn to
perform my duty and nothing mus
be done to stay my hand. IL is my
misfortune that / must forget my
personal sympathy" Coda Saylel
today sold her Pomeran dog and po.
MES to raise money for the defense
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
shackIeton's Challenge.

Washington. March 26.Slr Ernest
Shackleton. the British antarctic ex-
plorer, announced on the threshold
OF the white house his purpose TO de-
feat the United states In the race for
the south pole. lie said he is de-
termined the fag of Great Britain
shall float first there. He discussed
Arctic and antarctic questions with
President Taft. He will deliver a
lecture tonight. His audience will
include President TAFT and the entire
diplomatic corps.
The explorer was accompanied all
day by James Bryce. English ambas-
sador to the United States. He said
he will not lead the English dash for
the pole next year. but will personal
ly supervise all the preparations. He
says while feeling cordial toward the
American people, he is most deter
mined that no other country shall
wave its flag over the south pole be-
for England.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
TOURISTS RISK
LIVES FOR LOOK
SOLDIERS KEEP THEM BACK
FROM APPROACHES TO
MOUNT ETNA.

Gatania. Sicily. March 26.-The
eruption OF Mt. Aetna Is partly
checked. The lava stream is so
large It has partially checked itself
and spouting craters are unable to
feed 1t. Cooling edges of the
stream serve as barriers. Religious
exercises have increased, the people
believing their prayers are unans-
wered. People are parading the
streets bearing crucifixes and chant
ing psalms of thanksgiving in the
towns cpared by the eruptions.
II IL impossible to approach near
er than $50 feet to the streams OF
lava on account OF the intense heat.
Tourists are causing the authorities
much trouble. II II we're not for
the Gordon of soldiers, surrounding
the danger. soon many would be
killed. American women tourists
are proving the most reckless. Scores
of men and women sightseers have
been injured by flying rtone and Gin
ders. Some seriously.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
POLICE AND FIRE
ALARM COMBINED
CITY MAY RENT FIFTY THIS
YEAR AND BUY THEM
NEXT YEAR.

As the result of a conference be-
tween Manager S. l.. Pake, of the
Home Telephone company, Mayor
James p. Smith, Alderman Ernest
Lackey Chief OF Police Singery and
Fire Chief James Wood. at the city
hall, Mayor Smith will include in his
call for a special meeting of the gen.
Ieral council Tuesday night, the ques-
tion of making a monthly appropria-
tion of $50 to care for fifty special
fire alarm and police call boxes.
Mr.. Pake agreed to rent the boxes
for 81 month each, and next year
the city may appropriate funds to
purchase these boxes and also to buy
additional ones. The boxes will
come from the Dean Electric COM
pany of Elyria, o. Mayor Smith in
cluded this matter in his call to the
general council for next Tuesday
night in addition to passing the tax
levy ordinance.
The boxes are known as the fash
light system and will do away with
the present telephoning in reporting.
When a patrolman is wanted at head
quarters the captain presses a button
which flashes red bulls eye on three
sides of the boxes. This light can be
distinguished for a great distance.
The boxes are also equipped with fire
alarms, and 1t is thought that a rent
al price Of 81 month will be reason
able. Chief Singery and Chief Wood
like the system.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26

Washington, March 26.-Secfetary
of the Interior Balhnger will not be
called to the stand In the congress
slonal inquiry until his own attorney
gives the word. The committee to-
day after an executive session refused
20 grant the request OF Attorney
Brandeis. Of the prosecution. that
Ballinger be called at once
Attorney Brandeis. representing
the prosecution. protested the decis-
ion OF the committee. He said the
refusal to call him denies the oppor-
tunlty TO get at facts. lie asked II
Baliinger would be called at the close
Of Mr.. Steele's testimony. He was
told by Attorney vertrees. represent
ing the defense. that Balllnger will
go on the stand when the defense
calls him and not before.
Brandeis said that truthfulness
has now become one of the issues
In the case. He maintained that
BalIinger should be subject 20 the
ordinary tests OF veracity used in
ordinary cases. He claimed BALM
rger had a chance TO frame up testi-
mony to accord with the testimony
Of other witnesses. ~ he is not
called 10 the stand at once. The
decision was held final and argu-
meut stopped.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
RETAIL TRADE Is
STRONG FEATURE
OUT-OF-TowN BUYERS COME IN
NUMBERS THAT PLEASE
MERCHANTS.


Easter trade has been the best in
local retail history. and every store in
town has shared I'm the big business.
Out Of town business has been the
big feature again and nearly every
day this week has been a record day.
The florists have done big busi-
ness. too. and delivery wagons will
be busy until late tomorrow making
deliveries OF Easter flowers.
Wholesalers are well pleased with
March business. almost every whole
saler in town reporting the biggest
March business ever experienced.
Collections are much better. indicat-
ing good conditions generally
Manufacturers are booked up for
months ahead and working TO
Tho contractors and builders are
busy and day labor Is better employed
than II has been since 1907.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
Danger Of Tariff War Recos-
nized by Both Parties and
All Concessions Are Pro.
posed.

Washington, March 26-The settle
mont OF the Canadian-American tariff
dihhculties now Is assured. Secretary
Knox made the statement that the
conference with Ministers Fielding
and Graham is concluded and a
friendly understanding was arrived
at The Official announcement is ex-
pected TO be made at Ottawa and
Washington March 30.
The effort to avert a tariff war
was resumed this morning in con-
ference between the state department
and Canadian Minister W. S. Field
Ing. II is said that every possible
concession permissible under the law
will be made to Canada. II IL possi-
BILE that a reciprocity treaty between
and the United States may re-
suit from negotiations.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
Serving Subpoenaes

Elwood Neel. deputy United States
marshal. has returned from trip
through Trigg, Lyon. Christian and
Caldwell counties, where he has been
serving subpoenaes on witnesses. Fed
eral court will convene April is and
a large number Of witnesses will be
called in the night rider cases, While
on his trip Marshal Neel slipped up
on about 30 defendants in the night
rider suits and served the papers.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
Normal Schools. State Univer.
sity. tuberculosis Sanitor.
ium and State Fair Meet
Same Fate.

Frankfort. KY, March 26. (Spe-
cial. )-Governor Wilson vetoed the
bill appropriating s22,5O0 to each
Normal school and $4,000 to the
State University; he vetoed s3S,OOO
appropriation for the state fair and
$4,000 for the tuberculosis sani-
tarium: he cut the deaf and dumb
school to $4,000 and the blind insti-
tute to $4,000, and allowed the libel
bill TO become law without signing
It. In vetoing the appropriation bills
he severely condemned the legisla-
ture for failure to provide means for
meeting the deficit. He said most of
the appropriation bills are fair. but
there was no money to pay them.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
JUVENILES ARE PLACED
ON PROBATION BY COURT

Felix Johnson, Frank Ellis and
Fred Smith, negro boys. alleged lead
ers of gang that has stolen brass
and property from the Illinois Cen
trail railroad for several months, we're
given a lecture by County Judge
Alben w. Barkley yesterday and re-
leased, provided they will report 10
the county probation officer regularip.
Willie vickers. a lad who played
truant frequently. was given lee
ture and he promised to attend school
regularly.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
Roosevelt is First
''Plain Citizen" There

Cairo, March 26-Roosevelt held
a reception on the terrace of Shep-
hard's hotel, this morning. The crowd
sang America. Roosevelt declared
he Is glad the lions did not do their
duty" lie visited Cairo university,
had luncheon in the Abdin palace as
the guest of the Khedive, and will be
the guest of honor at a dinner given
by Consul General Iddings tonight.
All the prominent citizens and OH
cials will be present.
Roosevelt refused to talk politics
at this mornings reception on the
terrace of Shephard's hotel II Is
now known that he Is thoroughly
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26

Several members OF the 81. Francis
dc Sales Catholic church will attend
the pontihoal mass next Tuesday.
when Bishop Denis o'Douaghue viii
be enthroned az the bishop OF the
Louisville diocese. The Rev Father
II. A. Connolly aud Mr.. John T. Dono-
van viii attend she enthronement OF
the bishop as representatives OF the
Paducah Catholics. while probably
other menbers OF the church may at
tend. Tomorrow the usual Easter
services will he held in all the Cath
olic churches in tho diocese while
special prayers for the temporal wei
fare and spiritually successful admin
istrstlon OF the new prelate will he
offered. At the pontifcal mass the
Rev. Father George Conner, OF
Owensboro. but recently assistant
pastor OF the 81. Francis de Sales
church. will he the second acolyte.
The officers OF the solemn pontifical
mass will be as follows:
Celebrant-The Right Rev Denis
o'Donaghue. d. d.. bishop of Louis
VILE.
Assistant Priest-The Very Rev
James p. cronin, rector ST. Patrick's
Deacons of Honor at Throne-The
Very Rev. Leo Greulich. o. NJ. G.
and the Rev. William p. Hogarty
rector New Haycm.
Deacon OF the Mass-The Rev. r
NJ. j. Rock. rector Cathedral.
subdeacou OF Mass-The Rev. A. J
Thome, rector St. Vincent de Paul's
First Master OF CeremonIes--Ths
Rev. George w. Schuhmann, ID. ID.
rector ST. Johns.
Second Master of Ceremonies-Th'
Rev. ID. J. Gallagher. Cathedral.
Third Master OF Ceremonies-Th'
Rev. Jchn ID. Kalaher, rector st
Columbia's.
Cross Bearer subdeacon-rhe Re-
John II. Knue, McQuady. Ky.
Censor Bearer-The Rev. Georg'
w. Weiss. pastor st. Georges.
First Acolyte--The Rev. John I
Hill. pastor st. Francis xavier's.
Second Acolyte--The Rev. Georg'
w. Connor, Owensboro.
Book Bearer---The Rev. John A
Bohlsen. st. Martins.
Candle Bearer-The Rev. n. c
Run, st. Vincent de Paul's.
Crozler Bearer-The Rev. Eugen'
Bertillo. chapeze. Ky.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26

oonversant with American politics at
the present time. lie shook hands
with all the guests as he formerly
did In the white house.
Roosevelt as guest Of the Khedive
at luncheon was the first foreigner
without official rank who ever sat at
the Khedive's table. WI Ting Fang,
former Chinese minister to the Unit
ed States, paid his respects after the
colonel arrived back at the hotel A
call Is expected from Prince Eitel
Frederick, son of the kaiser.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
GOMPERS' PARTY
STARTS NEXT MAY
HE WILL TELL FARMERS AND
UNION MEN WHAT THEY
MUST BELIEVE.

St. Louis. March 26.-Labor lead
ers here have been advised that the
new political party proposed by
Gompers. president OF the Federation
of Labor, will be launched in St
Louis. May 8, when Gompers will
come here to address the farmers
convention. II is planner to make
the party a union of the farmers OF
the country and men affiliated with
union labor. The party platform will
be outlined in Gompers' speech to the
farmers.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-26
To I,iliId New Church

jackson. Tenn, March 26.-At the
meeting of the congregation OF the
Middle avenue church last night II
was decided to build new church.
and a committee on plans and speci-
ficat.ons was appointed. The church
when completed will be one of the
most up-to-date Of the smaller
churches OF the city.