The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-07-28
suosHoNE COUNTY PoPULlsrs.
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Full T:cxet Nominated at tbs Wal
lacs Convention.

| A Full T:cxet Nominated at tbs Wal
Lace Convention.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 23.-The
populists held their county convention
today in U,ley's hall. This brought
out the entire representation of the
peoples party, and attracted quite q
large number of outsiders. The meet.
ing convened ut 10 o'clock u. IN. and
continued until s T. IN. with intermis-
sions for meals. Adam Aulbach. ed.
itor of the Murray Sun, was appointed
chairman Of the convention.
There were Sc delegates or proxies
present. The following ticket was
nominated: Sheriff. Eugene Sage,
Wardner; recorder, ]. &. Mann, Wal.
lace; assessor. Fred w. Walton, Wal.
lace; probate judge: DR.. /. H. Kelley,
Murray; coroner, DR.. w. F. Harring-
tor, Wallace; senators, Ed Boyce OF
Wardner and John E. Steen of Little
field; representatives-H.L Lew Hughes,
Gem; Robert Neili. Wallace; John
Saunders, Burke; James d. Young.
MulIaD; county com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Aulbacn, Murray; John Stack, Burke;
James Lyle, Wardner.
A Weak Ticket.
The ticket generally is quite satlsfac.
tory to the other parties, whether or
not it is to those most intimately con-
cerned, as it was thought that much
stronger ticket would have been pre-
sented. While there are q few good
men OH the ticket, it Is very weak
taken as u unit. Robert Neill, who
fopped from the democratic ranks re.
Gently, worked hard for the nomina-
ton Tor senator, but failing in that con.
soled himself with the candidacy for
representative.
After the convention was through
with its labors Hon. w. H. Clase,t
addressed the audience Tor about half
an hour. Although his statements
were some of them q little reckless,
they were received with cheers by his
populist admirers.
Notes and Personals.
S. p. Donneliy. ex-sherifr Of this
county, came in last night, and will
doubtless remain here until after the
democratic conven lion.
A. l.. Gross, one Of the principal
stockholders of the Gem and Morning
mines. has been in the city the past
Few days.
This was tie hottest day SO far
reached this season in Wallace. The
mercury stood at 90 degrees for several
hours.
SUICIDE IN A FIT OF DELIRIUM.
Sad Death of Mrs. Andrew j. Chase
Near Colfax.
COLFAX. July Pa shocking and
deplOiable tragedy occurred at the
Chase ranch, near Elberton, and 10
miles from Colfax. early this morning.
Mrs. Andrew J. Chase, who had been
afflicted with a mild form of insanity
Tor more than year, yesterday be-
came violently deIirious and was
closely watched all day aud night. At
about O'Clock this morning the de-
lirium passed and Mrs. Chase relaxed
into slumber, apparently. The watch.
ers and nurses retired for little rest.
Andrew Karter aw0ke an hour later
and looked about to see if all was well.
He found that Mrs. Chase had left the
room. The family was aroused aud
seach instituted. After looking vainiy
through the house they hurried out
into the garden and found Mrs. Chase
dead. She had hanged herself with
6edsheet to plum tree, aud death was
from stranguiation. Her feet touched
the ground.
Mrs Chase vas well known in this
vicinity, whore the family is widely
respected. Among her daughters are
Mrs. +. p. Mesick of Tekoa, and Mrs.
{. e. Metz and Mrs. John A. Ball of
Colfax. There are three younger chill.
dren.
CUT AND DRIED NEE PIERCE POPS
Ticks: Placed in tho FIeld at Lewis
LEWISTON, Idaho, July 24-The
popul'st county convention have nom.
mated the following ticket: Auditor