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The morning times., 1896-06-23
To Shoot for a Medal.

Company C, washington Light Infantry,
will shoot on July II for a handsome gold
medal. for which the dead-shots are now
in training.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Endea vor CHOIR Rehearses.

Rehearsals OF the Christian Endeavor
chorus win be 6elditonight In sections at
the Metropolitan Presbyterian, First Pres
byterian, Fifteenth Bfreet Methodist, and
Fint congreEatidhaPc Pchurchesl
The morning times., 1896-06-23
WE'VE
been
CROWDED

ever since we started this
$50 sale of mems suits.
They are regular S10-S12-
and SIS qualities-have
been selling for those prices
right along-and at the
rate they've been going for
the last few days the end
of the sale cannot be far
off.
Observation-Disclosures the
only reason in the werld
why we've cut the prices
so.
Plenty of plain blues aud
blacks among them-and
the proper weights for this
weather.
1873 off the Childreu's
Suits.
Mems Crash Suits-S4 to
/ So. so. Better fitting aid
better made than anybody
else's for the same money.
| F|SFMbN RR0s..
Cor. 9TH and e StS. N. w.
No Branch Store in Washington.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
TOAGEA ACHlaGI Of ARSON
Merchant Emil West Accused
Of Firing a Store.
WITNESS RHODES STORY

He Declares He Saw the Prisoner
Drop something Through Etsemnn
Bros Grating and Run-Fire Burst
Through II Moment Later-West
Declined to Talk
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

Faust, as given by the Morrison CON-
pany, will be the attraction at the
Grand Opera House Friday night, Feb.
q While the world endures Goeihe's
tragic story Of Faust and Marguerite
will continue 10 live. The story has
been celebrated in song and In lie op-
cratic form has been elaborately staged
for many years, but Il remained for this
Company 10 present Il in worthy dram
attic form with ali effects and accessories
necessary TO give Il that veirdness In
tended by the author. 10 this version
the role Of Mephisio is made a jolly.
joyial devil, one calculated TO enchain
the souls Of men in the glamour Of for
hidden pleasures. The scenic effects
are strongly brought out and serve TO
aecentuAte the dramatic situations In .
vivid manner. One Of the most notable
effects is at the end Of the first act,
where MephislO exults over the capture
Of the soul Of Faust, when "midst dark.
ness and thunder bursts" the blazing
erOss appears over the Cathedral doors.
In the Garden scene again where the
flowers burst into bloom by electricity,
and the duel scene when Mephis,o
comes 10 the aid Of Faust, the flashing
steel produces q pale blue flame, giving
q weird effect, reaching its climax in the
scene Of the witches carnival on the
Broken, where the electric iluid plays
an important part, ending In a shower
Of FIRE, and In the closing scene where
the angel Marguerite Is bearing the
senseless form Of Faust HeavenWard,
marking Mephisto's inal end.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

The Republicans Of Bralos county
met yesterday afternoon at the eOuFi
honse In response to the call Of II. II
Hall. There wkre about i2S psrsOnl
pFesani, nearly all negroes, 90 Of the
crowd being delegates.
The meeting was held for the pur
pose Of eleeting delegates 10 the TEN
pl- convention Feb. 10, and the follow
ing delegates were elected, being in,
structed to vote as a unit and 10 vOt'
only for delegates to the ST. Louis con
ventiOn, who viii support Mckinley
for president. frat, last and and all the
time; II, II. Hall, ]. A. Myers, B I
Bowen, r A Armstrong, & W hrson
u 3 Ballard. II b Chase, A II Colwell
Tyler Haswell, W 7 Green. r D
Vaughan, Early Evans.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
ballard, sasv Llnlmsn,.

This invaluable remedy is one tina
should be in every household. II cures
rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains, cuts,
bruises, burns, frosted ieet and ear,
sore throat and sore chest. lfyou have
lame hack twill cure You. II pane.
tFa'es 30 the eat of the disease. II vail
cure stiG joints and contracted mu.t
cles after all o her rcmedies have failed.
Those who have been cripples for years
have used Ballafd's SNOW Liniment
and thrown away their crutches and
been able 10 walk AZ we'll a. ever. II
will cure you. Price 50 cents. Sold by
Geo. w. Norpll. l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

Cadet W. F. Savage, aged 22-years,
died In the hospital at College Monday
evening about 8 O'eiock Of pneumonia
and the remains were shipped Monday
night TO bis home at Coleman, Texas
accompanied by his father who was a
hi bedside for several days before biz
death. Savage was = fourth elassmAF
and was feeble when he entered schoo
for the Grss time At the beginning o.
the winter term.
Five othsr pneumonia cases are ~.
ported from the hospital. but the pa,
tients are all eonvalescent except one
whose condition is not at all critical.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
THE mFEE MURDER.
Joseph L Giles Given . ssats.ss Bsl
ssvsstesa Tears.

LISooLN. nls.. Feb. A-Ths fnais IN
the McFes murder oass was . surprise
70 ali. The tramp had malntainsd his
innocence uutil Saturday and many b.
hsved him throwing NE guilt on . Per.
son from here. Bat q query from his
sister. MrA Hough. who had come from
Ohio TO asssad his trial. brought fourth
. confession. This was ropsEled In
court. after which Giles told his own
story.
he claimed that . revelation from
God had commanded him 70 found .
new scot, and thai after reading the
book Of Mormohs he became convinced
that this was the doctrine he sought
Il was whils stin with this idea In his
mind thai ho came 70 this vicinity. On
the fatal Sabbath day he passed the
homs Of the honest old farmer who fed
him the morning before He said thAs
Irresistible impulse Ovsruams him than
and he jumped over the fsnOs aud shO,
Mr.. MoFee.
The tracks Of Giles. who became bel.
ter known - the ''Tsnnessae King"
were closely followed 10 the city limits
and his worn saehsl found beside than,
bat no trace Of the pistol could BE-
found. In his confession Giles told
how he had hid IL In the cornheld as
be fed. and had carefully pattsd down
the earth 10 conceal the hiding place.
still claiming that he had fulaIlsd .
mission from God. be asked the court
70 give him the death penalty In prefer.
ence to imprisonment.
JudgO HsrdmAn. however. could only
give the sentence Of the Jury. which
sends Joseph L. Giles 10 the panitsn.
tiAry for II years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

OFFIcE OF ]. r. woRD. ArTosSEY.AT,
Law. Meridian, Texas, Feb. 2.-Edi-
tor Bryan Eagle have just received
a copy Of "Ths RryAn Eagle" and !
notice with pleasure the card of Taylor
a Cox. They, up 10 a very recent date,
made this their home. We regret, In.
deed, TO lose such men from our midst.
"our loss ls Bryan's gain" We hope
they may meet with such success In
their new Geld as they deserve. They
are gentlemen from every standpoint.
We trust the good people Of Bryan and
vicinity may realize and appreciate the
valuable addition TO their town, society,
ctr. MANY FRIESDs.
Bryan wants none but good eltiRens,
and Il is gratifying to have such good
report Of Messrs. Taylor and Cox.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
TERRELL AND THE PORTE.
The Unitsd states hlnisssF Aioas ths
0usst - Court DinnsFs.

CoNsTASrIsoPLK, Feb. Al is de.
MED that the porte has refused 10 admit
q second diSpatchboat for the service Of
the United States legation. The porte,
Il IL claimed. does not contest che right
Of entry. but contends that the moment
for such reinforcement IL inoppoF.
tune.
II has been much remarked In ofiicial
circles here that since the rigorous 20,
tion Of the United States in behalf ol
American missionAries, Minister Terrell
alone is mentioned in the court ciroa.
lars ~ guest at the court dinners.
The impression prevails In diplomatic
circles here that the United Statss and
Great Britain may eventually unite In
order 10 save ArmenianH.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
TRUST CLAUSE sIr ASIDE.
The Pair cAiidrsa win TAsir sun ne
fore Jadgs slack.

San FRANcTsco. Feb. A-It has been
decided BY Judge Slack that the trust
clause in thswill Of James G. Fair wa,
invalid. The decision was rendered in
the suit brought by Charles L. Fair %
quiet title 10 the Lick House property.
The action was brought TO test the val.
ity Of the ir1nolAd oxuoxious trust
clause and it was most ntrenuously op-
posed BY W. 8. GOodfellow. one OF the
trustees The other executor Joined
with the children In the attack ON the
clause, although they entered a formal
defense 10 the action. The children Of
Mr.. Fair have thus succeeded In having
10 decided by tho court that the will oi
their father In 30 far As IL depFives them
OF the residue Of his real property is Ab.
solutely void.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

TAMPA. Fla. Feb. 4-Two hundred
refugees arrived from Havana Sunday
night. They say no passports will be
Issued the Spanish subjects after Gen.
WeyleF arrives Maceo has broken
through the Spanish Gordon and IL in
Havana province eluding General
Marin In vueltA Abajo.
An American planter is on his way
20 New York 20 zee his associates re-
garding the payment 10 the insurgents
Of q tax TO grind cane. All plantations
where grinding is permitted pay a tar
Of Is cents n sack.
A skirmish is reported 10 have 90.
CURED near Quivican on Saturday b..
tween the spanish and insurgents in
which both sides lots heavily. Both
claim the victory.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
what 0uaraatss :

Its this. IL son have a cough or
cold, a tickling IN the throat, which
keeps you constantly coughing, or Il
You are afflicted With any chest, throat
or lung trouhle, whOoping cough, etc,
and you use Ballard's HoTehound syrup
as directed, giving Il fair trial and no
benefit ,s experienced, We authoTile cur
advertised agent 10 refund cur money
on return Of bottle. Il promptly ~
lieves brOachits. Sold By George W.
Norrell. I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
FROM MosuL TO MARpIN.
Trials of = Traveller In Disturbed Dis-
tFiets 81 TuFhsy.

Trials of = Traveller In Disturbed Dis.
tFiets of ruFhsy.
BosroN. Feb. A.-Ths following letter
shows what the trials Of travel In Tur,
key are At the present time. The wTitel
made the journey from Mosul 10 Mar,
din:
I'VE heard rumors. says the writer,
''of the dreadful happenings in the rs.
gion Of DiArbekir. Had We left Mosul
at the time proposed we should have
entered the storm surging about Mar.
din. There was some uneaAiness In
Mosul, but the vail kept things quiet.
Friday. Nov. ~. I received telegram
from Mardin to come 70 JeEiret with
government protection. The vail, who
had been unwilling. finally ordered two
mounted policemen 10 accompany ms.
On Monday the road was declared IN.
safe near Jaziret and we waited.
-Four times were attempts made tc
depart under escort Of bodies Of soldiers
which were moving towards Mardin
and each time At the last minute the
military commander declined 10 do e..
cort duty on some slight pret, IT. On
the fi'th attempt. Dec. 10. the writer
left Mosul with a column Of infantry.
BE was courteously treated on the
journey. the officers offering escorts oi
protection II necessary. the offers being.
fortunately, not necessary. On reach.
ing Jezirs the troops were sent OF &C
Bitlis and aud an escort to DiArbskii
and with aid from Mosul home was
safely reached"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
.SPANIARDS ATTACKED.
Insurgents Make Them Fight
For Their Lives.
THEY MADE A GALLANT DEFENSE.

0as 4sutsnant. Ons Sergeant aad -Four.
tssa oovsFnmsa, soldiers Are Killed
and Fivs woundsd-Ths Rattle was
Near aaa Quaatin-Loss 10 the In
surgsnis Il Noe stated.
HAVANA. Feb. A force OF insur.
gents under the leadership Of Nunez
attacked detachment Of Spanish troops
near San Quaintin. The Spanish 70.
paired TO n railroad between Esperanze
and Jicosea and made AgAllant defense.
They lost Lieutenant Eduardo Borgas.
one sergeant and II soldiers were killed
and five wounded. Il IL not stated
how many, II any, the insurgents lost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
brought From nou,anA.

COLEMAN, Tex, Feb A--Sherii
Sanders has lodged In the Coleman
county Jail one Wiley Davis. arrested
In Fort Benton. Mon. for horss theft
in this county in 1883. The grand jury
returned eight bills against Nevill. Col.
ton and Davis At the fall term In isea
Davis escaped. The other two were
sent 20 the penitentiAry for long terms,
but were since pardoned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

FRASKFoRT. KY. Feb. A-Troubls
seems imminent over the Republicans
purported Attempt TO force out two
Democrats IN the house. The ballot
today was: Hunter. %; Blackburn. %;
scattering, &
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

NEw YoRK. Feb. A-rhe seventh al.
nuAl exhibition Of the New YorE Poul.
try and Pigeon association opened Il
Madison Square garden today. Over
5000 entries high class chickens. ducks,
turkeys. geese aud pigeons are on view.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

PERRY, o. T., Feb. 4-D. II. Ksens.
a prominent local business man. holding
considerable property in Texas and the
west. has been arrested here for perjury
on a warrant sworn out BY Stewart +.
DeokeI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

ATLANTA. Feb A-Shadrick InmAn,
father Of John 7. InmAn, the prominent
New York banker Of s. N. ana Hush
7. InmAn. well known capitalists Of Az.
lanta, is dying At his home in this city.
He cannot survive.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
odd Tsliew. a Hsus,ou.

HoUsrOS. Feb. A-The grand lodge,
the grand SncAmpment and the state 40
sembly Of the Daughters Of RsbskAh,
the three branches Of the independent
Order Of Odd Fellows Are In session
here. About 200 delegates AFo In a.
tondanca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
CROP FNILUREs N NICARAGUA
DFouih Causes BUSINESS on the Wsstsrs
slope % Eall shsEl.

wAsHISGroS. Feb. 4-owinR 10 q
ayeAr drouth on the Pacific side Of Mo
aragua the coffee crop has been reduced
one.half. This is the statement Of
United States Minister BAlleF. who also
says the crops Of corn, beans and sugar
has been cut short and the duties on
these articles are being suspended
Grea. impulse was given 10 their Inn.
poTtatiOn, ~ well a. the wheat and flour
from our Pacific states.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

CoLUMHUs, O.. Feb s-Old John
Swim, the miser. whose tales Of buried
treasure have been told the country
over, died yesterday on his farm, near
Alton. His guardian says that accord.
ing 10 the best information Swim was
lO9 years old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

The Manchester Canal Not Coming Up
90 Expectation.

"-@-"NN"NNNA
20 Expectation.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-The MAnohos.
ter shipsanal Is not doing much bust.
ness according 10 the figures for last
years operations transmitted 10 the
state department by United States Con.
sui Grinnen at Manchester. lie says
only small cross-channcl" boats are
carrying out full cArgos and the effort
Of the company 20 attrao, Indian and
China trade has been attended BY dis.
appointment. Although last year mer.
chandise was sent to the United States
20 tho value Of Ell. i50. .4l4, Jet. not one
package was shipped direct 10 New
YORK since the canal opened.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
Charged Win Yorr.ry.

TALoaA, .. T., Feb, Aired Walker
who has been. teaching school In thii
county. has been arrested on a charge ol
forgery alleged 10 have been committed
in Iowa, but the case has not yet beer
made clear enough 10 secure a r1Qaiai
tion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
THIS MORNINGS FIRE.
q. r. MOore's Feed Store Dad
~ Damaged.

A fire in the feed store Of c. r.
Moore early this morning caused
much excitement and alarm. The
fire started under a pile Of ear
corn near the front Of the build
ing. Just how 1t originated will
perhaps remain = mystery, as
there appears TO be no solution as
to how il caught. Loss on stock
about $500, fully insured.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
RESULT OF a Spree.

Rsus Drushsa Msa IsJsss Morphias II
Their AFmA
BLUEEIELD. W. Va. Feb. A-DE
Hurst and four friends went on . spres
At bennington Gap. Va. yesterday.
Hnd after becoming oraEei By drink the
doctor injected morphine into thar
sFma AZ . result. James Miller is
dead and the other members Of the
party are In q precarious condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

FASKFoET, Ky. Feb A-rhs 0rAEi.
ana bill which prohibits pOOlselling In
Kentucky and has been regarded As the
death knell Of all horse racing In the
state, was passed the house BY vote Of
fl tola
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

JRwETT, Tex Feb. a-DAn Vaughn
shot and killed John Harraway here.
Harraway was cursing Vaughn's
mother when Vaughn shot him with .
doublebarre O shotgun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

sourH MoALxsrER. I. T.. Feb. A.
Gcorge O.ds, poddler, was held Up BY
g. masked men and robbed Of e2Ss
and his watch naar thla nlnoa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
DETERMINED TO STOP GAMBLING.
oovssaoF MeIstyrs WIN Rsorganlss Dsn.
vers Fire aad nolies Department.

UoFeFaoF MeIntsFe VII heoFghnlle Dsa-
vsrs FiFe aud rolies DspartmsaL
DRIVER. Feb. A-Govornor McIntyro
has determined upon = complete reor.
ganiaAtiOn o, the Denver fire aud police
department with the view Of putting a
stop 10 gambling and kindred evils Ia.
che city. President Frank Church Of
the fire and police boards has resigned
In compliance with = request from the
governor. Police Magistrate Dewit. @.
Wobber has been appointed 10 the va.
cancy. Chief Of Police Goulding ha.
resigned and many changes wall be-
made In the polioo force.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

LocEHART, Tex. Feb. 4-The dry.
goods store Of l. sohwArE & Co. was
entered. About t75 worth Of goods was
stolen. No clew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

Are yon bid
bled with iauI
taste IN the ID
tongue, dysF
skin, pain n
shoulders, chi
have any of
liver l. out Of
Slowly being
liver does no
wall cum a.
stomach or 81
ahver meneil
slial bottles sal
r0Ee.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

CINCINNATI Feb A Faller, ag~d
about 30 years. q shOedsaler IN this city,
committed suicide al the Stag hotel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05
Houston


Embracing
si0n oao ana
courthouse. ia.
ton ThisWc
log. for0ane
last year pron
residence |
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-05

| The Famo1
/ Billy Kerr
gia Minstrel
show D-nigh
this year.
| Go to L. n
lery over ID.
latest novel;
l564-t
| Mud disap|
when the n
natural drai
the soil. su
artificial, ans
council could
which God
Dr.. ID. Az
noted divine
| Throughout
the Methods
Don'tmiss u
BsaEdly.
Being unal
house at oill
the Dark To9
idea Of vid6n
and win prot
college later 4
Mr.. and Ml
Angelo Mira
Cox Of Waco
Ennia, and M
ter Of the II.
been called h
Of the serious
Mysss.
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Foreign Notes.

The British steamer Curfew was reported
wrecked in the Red sea, with all on board
lost.
General Weyler has issued decree order
ing that all foreigners In Cuba shall register
within thirty days.
The Christians In Crete have decided to
establish an Assembly excluding Turks.
jorge Aguirre, a cousin OF a noted rebel
leader, Jose Maria Aguirre, has been cap
tured in Cuba.
The Bimetallic League held meeting IN
London. at which Professor Francis A.
Walker made an address, and the annual re-
port Of the League was read.
Lord Salisbury has written to the Cretan
Relief Committee that owing to the oblec-
tions of the Powers he has been compelled to
order the English Consul In Crete to abstain
from distributing their funds. aSsa
Ii Hung Chang. tho special envoy OF the
Emperor Of China, arrived at Paris, France,
and was welcomed with military honors.
Emperor Williams cutter, the Meteor. won
. In the regatta OF the Royal Northern Yacht
Club, on the Clyde, Scotland.
Complete returns from the elections tsr
Deputies show that 105 Clericals (Cat no ~
lS Liberals and 20 Socialists were chosen
This gives the Clercals majority OF % ID
the Chamber.
Many people are reported to have been
killed by the blowing w OF railroad ualn
~ tAR~ = .---' 1900 go 500
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TO POLISH FURNITURE.

French polish is put upon furniture
with hard "rubber" made of q roll
of flannel covered by successive rolls
of cotton. It must be firm, and after
the wood has been sandpapered the
polish must be evenly spread and
rubbed into the wood. Most finish
ers Of wood have preparation of their
own. The following is recommended: !:
Dissolve half q pound of shellac in
'enough.wood nsphtha to make q creamy
mixture, and add gill of spirit copal
varnish. Thin this mixtute with half
as much naphths, and apply itwith the
rubber rapidly to the surface OF the
wood. When the rubber becomes
sticky tear off one of the layers of cot
ton and use the next. When all the
polish that the wood will take has
been applied let the polish dry. When
he finger does not stick to it, put on
another coat of polish in the same
way; and when the body of the polish
seems thick enough, mix polish with
half naphtha and half ninety per cent.
alcohol. This should give the wood q
fine gloss.
Finish the work with polish mixed
with alcohol alone, using no nsphtha.
Success depends on the thorough and
faithful application OF the polish. Rub
the furniture, finally, with chamois
skin to complete the work. These sug'
gestions are given by special request.
New York Tribune.
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CALL FOR A THIRD TICKET.
Illinois Gold Standard Democrats Issu
an Address.

Illinois Gold Standard Democrats Issue
an Address.
CHICAGO, July 14-The Executive Com
mittee OF the gold standard Democrats OF IL
linois met In q protracted session at Chicago
and prepared an address to the Democracy
Of the other States In the Union 1t was the
unanimous opinion Of the committee that
second Democratic National Convention
should be called to nominate candidates for
President and Vice-President.
The call Is in the nature OF an address,
and Is signed by the members OF the special
committee appointed at the Richelieu Hotel
conference, held the night after the nomina-
ton OF Bryan. The action taken by the COM
mittee Is In behalf Of the Democrats OF the
whole country who decline to support the
candidates and platform OF the Chicago Con-
vention.
In order that the gold Democracy may be
represented in this campaign by ticket and
platform In accord with "the t1me-honored
principles of the party" the committee
recommends and urges that another conVen-
t1on be held. To this convention the gold
men OF every State in the Union are asked to
send delegates. The time and place OF hold
ing the convention are matters OF detail to
be attended to later. 1t Is generally thought,
however, that rhe convention will be called
to meet In Chicago early in September.
It Is already assured, the gold men say,
that the States Of Wisconsin. Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Texas, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Ala
bama, Virginia and West Virginia Will CO.
operate with Illinois in this movement to
''preserve the honor and integrity OF the
Democratic party, and OF the Nation
REPRESENTATIVES from the States named took
part in the various gold conferences held n
Chicago, and pledged their participation IN
such a movement If Illinois consented to
take the lead.