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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
MET IN ANNUAL SESSION.
Department OF Superintendence Convenes
at Cleveland, O.

at Cleveland, O.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. I9.-The annual
meeting Of the department of superin-
tendents Of the National Educational
association, convened here today Pres
ident MaxwelPs address stated at some
length the aims and objects of the asso-
citation. The regular business program
was then taken up, the theme for dis
cussion being rHow to List the Quail
ty of the Teachers Work" H. s. Tar
ball, Of Providence, r. l., read the re-
port Of the committee upon the train
ing Of teachers. The report was inter-
esting and was discussed by Superin-
tendent Blodgett, Of Syracuse, n. Y,
Principal Millen, Auburn, N. Y; Pro-
fessor Cook, Bloomington, ILL.,; Superin-
tendent Martin, Boston; Miss Nichols,
Indianapolis, Ind; Miss Ellen G. Revely
Of this city and Professor D. l.. Kiehle,
Of Minneapolis university.
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Didn't Have IL With Them.

San Francisco, Feb. .19.-Favorites
had the upper hand today, four out of
five winning. the bookm3kerS losing
heavily in consequence. The oombina-
ton book run under the name of the
Carioz club WEIGHED on a ticket calling
for S375 The proprietorS We're Ital-
fans. They gave out that they had
plenty of money down town and prom
ised to pay the ticket tomorrow. Sum-
marieS:
First Racs-Fivs furlongs: Lark, 10l
(CarT), To /, won; SOledad, log CWeberl
1G to ], second; Lizzie Hampton, 101
(Griffin), 10 /. third. Time 1:03- ST.
Jacob, Lodi. Harry KUbel, Sissy Jupe.
Emma Mac, Ravine and Candor also
ran
Second-Six furlongs. selling: Neb-
uchednezzer, 81 (Gritfin. 6 to /. won;
Repeater. 81 (Cockran), 4 TO l, second (:
NcLight 107 Qsom), pc to l. third. Time
liza. Commission. Terra Nova. Roe60'
Rogation, Faro, Udel, Loughmore and
idaho Chief also ran.
Third-SiX furlongs. selling; Adj p
522 (Carr). even. won; Joe Cotton. 127,
{Bergen). 3 to !. second: Sligo. TT tGrif-
fin. 10 to ]. third Time 1:179,. Gold
Dust. Johnny Payne. San Lucas, Lon
ME 4, Duchess of Milpilas and Major
Ban also ran.
Fourth-NIile and half. hurdle: Bell
Ringer. 125 CLANCY, 6 TO ., won: Good
Bye, 141 (Cairnes). , TO l, second; Rel
ampo, 124 CNVithers) to /. third. Time
e:i2ie. Bassino, Nipper and Zampost
also ran.
Fffth-Six lfurlorgs. selling: Robin
Hood. II, III CGriffin}. 6 TO 5, won; Duke
Stevens, ia CWeber). 10 to l, second (;
Iedalia, l05 Oieinrichs). 3 TO l, third;
Time 1:l4%. Condo. Major McLaugh-
lin, Rico and WarTago also ran.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
Burned the Eating House.

Kansas City, Feb. ia special from
Caldwell. Kan, says the Rock Island
eating house, owned by Omer Bros,
Of Topeka, was destroyed by fire this
morning. By hard work the depot and
other buildings were saved.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
REFUSED TO ADVANCE 1T.
Another Railroad Measure Refused Adj
yancement In the Docket.

Topeka. Kan. Feb. 19.-(SpeciaI)-
The question of railroad legislation
came up in the house again this MORN
ing Mr.. Marshall of Rice county
moved that house bill S91. railroad
measure, be advanced and made a
special order for next Friday. The
motion provoked a great deal OF ora
tory, after which 1t was defeated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
Ten-Round bantam Fight.

Cincinnati. Feb. ia ten-round bantam
fight before the Olympic club between
Frank Maciewski of Cincinnati, and King
futile of CovinSton, Ky, for the box
receipts, resulted in a draw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
In Session at Lawrence.

Lawrence. Kan, Feb. 19.-The Grand
Union Of the Equitable Aid union for
Kansas met in fourth annual session
today. There are fifty delegates pres
ent from all parts Of the state. The
session will last two days.
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can--Poliee Magistrates, Common and
Select Councimen. All Republicans.
Philadelphia. Feb. 19.-At midnight all
indications point to the election of
Charles F. Warwick as mayor of this
city by a majority estimated at from
$4,000 to 1000 over Robert W. Pattison.
ex-governor Of the state William j.
Roney, the Republican candidate for
receiver OF taxes has evidently been
largely cut by his party, but his major
fty over Colonel Sylvester Donation,
the Democratic and Reform candidate
is estimated at 10000. Twelve police
magistrates, eleven select councilmen
and seventy-nine common councilmen
have been elected and present indica-
tons are that the Republicans have
these offices. Unusual interest was
manifested In the election and a re-
markedly large vote was polled-
The day was generally observed as a
holiday and the streets were crowded
The fight waged by the two reform or
CARNATIONS, the municipal league and
the citizens committee Of ninety-five was
directed against the councilmen whose
records justified their turning down.
The most sanguine of the Republican
leaders did not hope for majority
higher than 5000 or 10000, while Gov
ernor Pattison today expressed him.
self as confident that he would be elect
ed by about 10000 plh-ality.
That the Pennsylvania Democracy.
the faction opposed to the leadership Of
national chairman Harrity, cut Patti
son is indicated by the fact that the
Twelfth ward which usually goes DEM
ocratic, gave Warwick 400 majority.
The returns came in very slowly. but
at midnight in seventeen wards out Of
thirty-seven which make out the city.
there was a majority of 10000 for War
wick. These same wards gave Hast
ings 40, 900 over Singerly in the late gu
bernatorial election when the total
municipal majority was $4,000. There
We're some doubts about Senator Quay
supporting the Republican ticket owing
to some factional disputes but the re-
turns indicate that Mr.. Quay decided to
sacrifice his personal feelings to the
good OF the party and turned in for
the support of the ticket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

Massachusetts IL inclined 20 claim Dan,
81 WehsseE sTsa II Be WA born In Neg
Hampshire Just bese ar.sss the troubA
ina. - The same rule Massachusetts, viii
have % give up Beniassio Frauknn ,e
Fean-ylvan8s
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HOO HOOs AT THE KAM's MOUTH.
They Will Enliven Their Annual Meeting
bya C0ucat enatiOn.

Kansas City. Feb. 19.-The seventh
annual meeting of the Missouri and
Kansas Association Of Lumber Deal
ers convened here this morning at the
headquarters Of the association Mat
tiers of interest to the trade were dis
cussed. The convention will continue
tomorrow and in the evening a grand
concentration or Hoo Hoos will be
held in the club rooms. The association
is composed of retail dealers Of Mis-
souri, and Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
OPENED THE BALL AT SHILOH.
Death Of an Historic Confederate Figure
at Texarkana.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. ia spec
ial from Texarkana says: Colonel Will
liam Miller a central figure in the late
war is dead, aged II years. 1t was Col
onel Miller's command that opened the
battle of Shiloh and did most Of the
severe fighting in that memorable con-
test. Colonel Miller was civil engin-
eer and at the time of his death was
surveying a new branch OF the Kansas
city, Pittsburg and Gulf railway. He
contracted pneumonia and was Ill but
a few days. He was at one time city
engineer Of Kansas City.
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sfMrLr oorLp SoT coLLEcI.
Assignment % the P~frihor~ Hsazf.etcr-
Ing Company Of Cincinnati

IL III 01 =
Cincinnati. o. Feb IS.-The Petit
bone manufacturing company. one q
the largest establishments IN The couu-
try for the manufacture % military
band and society uniforms and reEslis
assigned today 20 p NJ Archer. on ar
count Of Inability 20 collect Oatktznc-
Ing debts. Preferences asET%<ztirlg
less than 1893 we're giyel ~ The City
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Sacramento. Feb. is.-The woman SUI
frage bill passed the assembly Of the
state legislature this afternoon by a vote
II e 20 20
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Proceedings of theL. w.

Proceedings OF the l.. 4. W.
New York, Feb. 1s.-On motion OF Dele
in the bylaws of l. A. W. providing for
the Impeachment of officers for mall
feasance in Office. After recess PreSi-
Gideon of Philadelphia chairman OF
the racing board for the year.
A long communication was read from
Manufacturers association requesting
that the league take some action in hold
ing class b riders TO their contracts, and
a committee was appointed to confer with
the board Of trade.
Clause d. section l, of the constitu-
ton, was discussed The clause as
amended reads: "On and after the date
of the passage Of this rule no club shall
be entered as a league club If its name
shall be the same or similar TO that of
any club already enrolled, except by con-
sent of the local league club which is
similar. The appearance in the title of
the name of the city or town in which the
club is located shall constitute the name
a similar one and therefore it shall be
deemed prejudical to the interests Of the
club already enrolled
Applications for reinstatements We're
of New York, who was declared a pro-
fessional for pawning a medal when he
was in need in 1889, was reinstated.
Arthur Lyddy and NJ. Hazard of Utah
who were suspended for racing with pro-
fessionals, were reinstated. The appli-
cations OF r. D. H Hunt of Topeka, Kan,
ana L. l.. t'IlCe Oh IOfIldIlI, oTt-, were
rejected. Robert Norcross, Greeley, Col,
was reinStated- James Ravene-, Roy
Plummer, Charles and James Golden,
Henry AIbeTs, Ralph DAMS, Charles K1st-
Ter, George Knapp and Frank Secor, all
OF Colorado, Were reinstateG.
Mr. Merrhew official Handicapped for
the National Cash Prize association, came
into the convention and upon being asked
by Mr.. Raymond, Mr. Merrihew stated
that Van SycIxlen had acted as ringer"
In certain Brooklyn professional games.
and after reconsideration, Van Sysklen
was again expelled
w W. Worls, j. T. Starbuck, the pro-
fessionals; F. H. Noble, Mark Waiter
son of Nebraska: Frank Hessdorr. New
York; H. +. bartholomew, Y. ii. c. A;
New Jersey; William Human, William
E. Trueblood, Central City, Ia; William
Martin, professional; Dawson Fornwall.
B. Newhouse, Pennsy lvania, professional;
3. Il. +. Putney, Pennsylvania; b. T..
Bettner. Pennsylvania: Fred I. Merrill,
Portland, Ore; Frank Bernard, James
Johnson, Ohio; c. ". Coneway. Nebraska;
Carl Oeller. Missouri; ". =. Rhodes, Arr
IONA: were all declared professionals in
that they raced for cash p-izes and tness
applications We're rejected.
A delegate from Ohio stated that in that
the League Of American Wheelmen was
financially and that Ohio had surplus
in the bank, Ohio would be happy to lend
the League OF American Wheefnen 81, 600
or S,500- There were cheers when the
proposal was made. and on motion, the
proposition was accepted with thanks.
The assembly then adjourned until the
designated date next month.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20

President Approves q Bill of Interest to
Oklahoma PoAfmasfers

Oklahoma Postmasters.
Washington. Feb. 19.-The president
has approved the following acts: Grant
ing to the California Valley, Globe and
Northern company right of way
through San Carlos reservation, Arizo-
ma; to readjust the salaries and allow
ances of the postmasters at Guthrie,
kingfisher and Oklahoma City, o. T.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, Feb. 19.-Track heavy
Summaries:
First race-Six furlongS: Billy
White. TO 10. won; Oh No, 10 l. sec
ond: Lord Willowbrpol1, ) TO !. third
Time 1:2Sis.
Secoud-Five and Il half furlongs: ST.
Pancras, even. won; Ludlow. TO /,
second; Ethel W, u 10 !, third Time.
LOO
Third-Seven, furlongs: Foot Run
Aer. s 10 l. won; BeSs AIcDuff. II 10 y,
second: Satellite, to l. third. Time.
1:46l2.
Fourth-Five furlonEs: Kindora- :
30 l. won; Tom Kelley. : TO !. second;
G. p. Cox. seven TO ,. third Time. 1:l2.
Fifth-SiE furlonSs: Bob Holman. 5
to ?. won; Cooper. 5 TO >, second; Joco.
10 TO ], third. Time, 1:29i..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
National Sporting League Wanted.

NATIONAL SPORTING LEAGUE.
Cleveland, q. Feb. ia movement
has been started here for the organiza-
tion Of q national sporting league SIM
fla TO that which has been in existence
in England for many years. The OBJ
ject OF t.le league is TO protect the in
terest OF the turf. not only against in
tInical legislation, but against officials
who levy Tribute from them. and also
to purify turf sports from many of the
abuses which now bring il into dis
grace.
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San Francisco, Feb. 19.-The second
night of the bicycle tournament proved
to be much worse than last night as re-
CARDS accidents. There was hardly a
heat but that some one was hurt
Frank Fuller of the Olympic club was
so badly injured in the fourth heat Of
the half class a handicap that he may
die The accident occurred in the last
lap and three men were punched and
riding furiously when Fuller lost con-
troll OF his wheel and colnded with
post. He struck head foremost, break
ing the post from its fastenings. His
nose was broken, six teeth knocked out,
his upper lip cut badly and his shoulder
bruised. He also sustained internal in
juries. The race results We're as fol-
lows:
Quarted mile. class B, scratch: u
brecht won; Teurell, second; Wells,
third. Time 0:35.
Half mile, class A: Battles won; Bar
ley, second: Byrne, third. Time, LOG As.
Two miles, class B, handicap: Ended
in a running race for second and third
place between UTRECHT and Terrell,
who fell. Terrell got second prize, u
brecht third, and Osen, who rode in
from scratch, won first prize in 4:56.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-20
HE STRUCK HEAD ON
ACCIDENT AT SAN FRANCISCO
BICYCLE TOURNAMENT.

Three Riders in Bunch at Full Speed
When Fuller Loses Control of His Ma
chine, Striking Post With His Head
Demolishing the Post and His Head
Faring Little Retter--Other Accidents,
Though of Less Note, Make the Meeting
Neutrality-suspicious. of the LA.
w.--Races and Minor Matters.
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ben good enough % I could 20 out no
youths Companion.
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PATTIS0N IS DOWN
FIRST FRUITS OF THE sPRING ELEO-
qIONS ARE PLUCKED.

Philadelphia All Goes One Way With so
Great 3 Republican Majority That n
Few Thousand More or Less Don't
Make Much Dinerence--Ex-Govern
Pattison, Democratic Candidate for
Mayor, Defeated by Warwick. Republic :
can--Police Magistrates, Common and
Select Councimen, All Republicans.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-15
-Notice l-I

Mr.. w. @. Baldwin, of Stag
vile, has accepted q position
with the new management to
look after old and solicit
new subscribers in Durham,
Orange and surrounding
counties. Mr.. Baldwin served
his apprenticeship on the Re-
corder, and was for a long
time employed as a compos,
itor Oh the paper during its
former, publication in Hills
boro. Parties who are in ar
rears may expect a visit from
him at any time, and are re
quested in advance to b.
ready to make settlement.
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AROUND DURHAM.

&c. Hackney, of the Mallory
Cheroot company, is home for a
stay Of several weeks. %s-..*
1t is not given out yet who
will run the Farmers ware
house after the lst, but Joe
Allen will doubtless be in 1T.
Mr.. r. II. Wright il expected
here on Friday to arrange with
the insurance companies the
damage he sustained in the late
fiie.
T II Martin, president of the
Tobacco a ISOLATION. who has
been cff on a summer outing,
showed Vi on the streets Mon.
day.
MIR. Thomas Farthing, OF
Hratit & Farthing, has been
confined TO his room the past
ten days at the residence If his
mother, near town,
The brick work Of tho Car.
riDgton and Warren stores ON
Main street, 20 be occupied by
MessrF. Ellis Il Stone and tire
W. A. Slater company, is about
compile ed.
The plate glass fronts IN the
Fidelity bank. po.toiiice.
revenue Office and store room in
the Wright building. broken by
the beat Of the late fire, have
ali been replaced. .
Capt. John IIutchiigs, pro.
prietor vf the Reams warehouse,
burned in the recent fire, will
be In charge Of the Banner
warehouse next season, under
the old firm name Of Hutehings
IL 10.
X. BIncknall Il Son, who
we're burneI out In tie fire.
hav" adjusted tEtir ltss with
the ibsnranre companies salts
fbciGiiIy. abd n.ustd iui. tie
FIcrt' Io,in recently oceupisI by
dc I.;gn Racket savre.
captain sogthgaar. who il
pleasantly remembered IN Dur
ham. has, according 10 the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-15
Qreatesl On Earth.

James M. Brooks Washington
Ave, St, L. il, Mo, makes at.
tidavit that he suffered from
Rheumatism for wears. until
persuaded 10 try Drummond's
Lightning Remedy, AMI that by
its use he has been fully restored
lii says the remedy is the great.
tsG on earth This Is high praise,
but folly waTranta' by other
m.wisaluas cares. II you want
10 Gt cur d. :. nd s. 10 the Drum
mcnd Medicine Co., IS Maiden
Lane. New Yolk, and they win
send to ycur express address
two barge bottles Of lhsir rem
edy This treatment lasts one
month. and will core any or
binary case. Agents Wanted.
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Deserving Praise.

We desire 20 say to our citi
zens. that for years we have
been selling DIR Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption. DIR
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salye and Electric Bit.
tiers. aud have neger handled
remedies that sell ~ we'll. or
that hate gieeu such universal
satisfaction. Ne Do not hest.
tate 70 guarantee them every
time, aud W. stand ready to T.
fund the purchase price, If -
lsfactory results do not fulit ~
their usa. These remedies have
Won their great fulnfiiJ pure
~ on its merits. TX. HIacknall
H Son.
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WV senool. nun.pIsa
The cOIorea Graded school WIN Have New
0eaftefs.

The cOIOreap drsisd School WIN Have New
0rattefs.
Progressive Durham. which
never does ,.nything by halves,
apd which only a year Or two
ago completed the hantsomest
graded school building in the
state, is about to erect another
which viii reflect equal credit
upon what is now getting to be
one Of the educational ccnters
of the South.
The contemplated building
will occupy tina lot in the rear
of the Workman wooden mills
and will be used by the cclorcd
graded school, its present quar-.
tiers being no longer adequate Ia
the demands Of the increased
and increasing numbers profit.
Ing each year b. the advantages
offered for free education. II
will be ample in proportions,
complete in all its details and
thoroughly equipped in accor.
dance with the modern idea.
Messrs. w. II. Rogers. b. n.
Duke ana W. 4. Guthrie ara on
The hui,,ling committee.
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A Million Friends.

A friend IL need il d friend IN.
deed aud not lpas than one million
people have found Just such o
IFieud hi
Dr. King New Discovery for Con.
sumption, coughs, usnd Colds. II
tUu haze never need this Great
toUgh Medicine, D trial will con-
vince yDu that il has wonderful
curative powers In al diseases Of
lbfaai Chest aid Lungs. Zach
hatFle guaranteed 10 do al that Is
claimed OF money will be refunded.
lfial buttlcs free al BLAcKsAKL a
sos Drug store. Large bottle
soc. and sl.O0.
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Washington Gazette, recently
been promoted from the steamer

Washington Gazette, recently
been promoted from the steamer
Newbern iothe steamer North.
ampton, plying between Norfolk
and Matthews county.
Merchants all comp1aiii Of
small sales .ina pnor selections.
The small retail men sly the
excursions have lakennff money
they would have ss'tlen and
ought 10 have had Dollars are
Iahontas scarce hero with the
masses Is tlsey have eyer been.
There is il surfeit Of frui and
vegetables on the market just
now. Walernle'ons and cantt :
loupes decay in sellers han|s,
while il is hard to give NV ~
grapes or tamaioes, the latter
bringing twenty five cents u
Lushel at the eannery-if they
are first class.
Colonel Leon Kirkland while
opening mp 4 barrel of molasses
in the grocery department of
Sanders & Co, was blown NO
lently through The roof and was
put down at Chapel Hill. He
is now figuring on the chances
of aerial navigation which he
claims Will be a sweet boon,
| IN the election Of Mr.. Howard
Hearttns grand patriaFchof the
North Carolina encampment Of
Old Fellows at their meeting
asst week, a deserved honor was
conferred. 1t was the highest
office !. the aifttf tie orga.ti
Ixatlon, Tie Recorder coDgrat
-Iuiales both Mr. Heartt aud the
lodi Fellows Of North Carolina
Colonel |, NJ. Reams il one Of
1.-THE old school gentlemen who
does not believe IN Insurance
fie hid, h. says, rather have &
building burned up occasionally
than ~ pay more than its value
IN premiums. This il ell right
If The Hres ID not eome TOD
often, but til. insurance man
will convince y,n tItat it il bad
po';ey.
! Tie asst ,hmeat Of w. T
Saunders & e.. at Durham thi,
setk is directly traneal!le to ID,
!; Het1t FIRE, in WHICH they los
more h";.s,iy than any Other
firm. The Recorder hopes thai
they may scon get on their feet
again, and that Mr.. J. II. Free
land, an old HIilIsboro boy. may
have the pleasure of again sery,
ing bis many friends.
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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-15
Notice.

/ have this day qualified as
executor OF the will and estate
Of Samuel A. Dickson, deceased,
and hereby notify all persons
having claims against said es'
tate TO present the same 70 me,
or my attorneys, Fuller, Win
ttvn a Fuller, Durham, N. g.,
on or before May 30th, 1896. And
all persons who are indebted 10
sail estate are requested 10
make prompt settlement Of their
Indebtedness with me.
En-. Al. DICKSON,
Executor, &C.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-15

Answer to correspondent. Nn,
we have not yet been able to ascer-
tain the name or whereabouts OF
One Jones who, according to the
affidavit, had an option on the
wrecked newspaper outfit. Our
offer.of the chrome and years sub
scription TO the Recorder still
holds good.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-08-15

Mrs. P. D. B. Arlington writes
10 the Recorder and bemoams her
hard luck in not being able to get
her Album Of Song and Champion
Of Truth printed, now that a libel
suit is on. Well Patsey, it does
seem rather ''tuff;" but you have
yet 70 learn that discretion is the
better part Of ralor.