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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

Land Sale

By virtue OF the power In a mortgage given
Nrs Dora wilson, dated February IA, 1898, an
recorded In book No. II, page sos, In the Regis
ters Office Of Durham County, will on
Monday, 18th day Of JAM, 1907
sell al the Court gouse door In the city Of Dur.
nam. at u O'Clock NJ. the following lots OF lani
First Lot. Situated in Durham Township in
he suburbs of the town OF Durhall. adjoining
he lands of J. 8. Carr, J. B. Walker and othtf g.
and bounded as follows to wit: Beginning al ail
IRON stake, corner OF Gattis aud Burch avenues;
Thence S. with Burch Avenue $50 w. 800 chains
20 a stake on =. Z. corner of lot No. OF survey
u Gattis land: Thence n. III chains TO the ; b.,
corner Of Lot No. 4; Thence /. 305 chains 10 ~
ron stake ON Gattis Avenue: Thence 5. along llie
line Of Cattis Avenue 20 the beginning, Contain
ing about one fifth ola acre, IL being Lot 40. \,
as shown by plat Of the Cattis land surveyed ~
'sseconi Lot. Lying in the towr OF Durham,
bounded us follow, 10 wit: Beginning on the
,outh side of Green street at Mall0ry'sN. Il. cor
ner: Thence S. 500 +. with said Green street, 4oL
links or 80 feet TO Blackweips y, ", cof..s.
thence s. 40 W. with BlackMells line LA ehtiii,
70 tho railroad line; Thence n $50 west with rail-
road line 81 links TO AIali0ry's $. Z, Cofner
Thence y. 40 Z. with Mallory's line - links u
the beginning, containing one twentieth oi ai
.srhird Lot. One half interest. other half owr,
cd by g. A. Markham, IN and 10 a certain lot Of
land in said rolnty s.ld state. IN durham Town
hhp adjoining the lands Il y. Z. X. X. Co., d. ~
Martin and Others and bounded as follows. Re
| ginning at the corner of Lot No. J., survey own
ed by J. s. Mangnm OF Hicks,Own proi@Tty
| rhence s. $50 4. ,l,s0 chains; Thence 5. 4Se W
d az chains Thence N. $50 ~ l. s. chains; nene'
\ II 40 deg r. G. 81 chains TO the beginning con
aiming one acre, more or less Il being the Slin
conveyed 70 said John w. Markham and 4.
i Markham by J. s. Mangum." @.
4 TO satisfy said mortgage and costs.
4 FRED il. WILLIAMS, Agent.
BY James b Mason, Attorney.
This De. Is. 96.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
ROBBERS AT CHAPEL HIN.


News was received in the city
Yesterday that robbers and thieves
are getting in some Of their work
at Chapel Hill.
A letter from there yesterday
stated that the store OF X. A. Eu-
banks & Bro. was broken into
night and wagan-load Of
foods carried off. The firm is
composed Of ]. L. Eubanks, clerk
Al the store Of 7. ]. Lambe, in
mis- city, and his brother, r. A.
Eubanks, who is also well known
mere.
Mr.. Eubanks was asked about
the robbery yesterday afternoon
md he said that the robbers en-
cred the rear window and carriet
,ut a lot Of hats, shoes, ladie'
lress goods, groceries, and all o
the knives and jewelry in the store
| which were loaded into a wagol
and carried off.
The loss will amount to saoo o
more. There is no clue as to VIII
lid the stealing but il is not tn
| first occurrence Of the kind al til
"Hill" and there seems to be a
organized gang over there to 70
stores.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Bachelors Rcveries.

Nothing has appeared in the pa
per in years that has upset the
bachelorhood of the city quite as
much as the notice of the bill in
troduced in the house Monday by
Mr.. Ensley in regard to taxing
bachelors. The bill declares all
unmarried men aged "a bachelors
and wants them taxed $40 the first
years of bachelorhood and the tax
TO be doubled each succeeding year
of bachelorhood.
Mr.. /. L. Cox said: 1--WE bach
elors are up in arms this morning,
7 have been trying to figure how
much it would cost me if ! had e
paw back taxes. When one trie.
faithfully, though, and fails, h
ought to be exempt from tax"
Mr.. X. A. Lee is another who's
bachelorreveries have been upset b.
the possibility Of the bill becom
ing a law. 81 have figured tina
my indebtedness would be sSr, $780,
Col. Phifer has lost count OF ho'
much he would owe. To make Il.
bill complete, he would move a
amendment to Mr.. Ensley's bill
and make bachelornood haagin
offence at once.
Mr.. w. III. Twitty would ow
the state san, 900, he l.sures.
"And there are others. CHA
lotte Observer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
nPyglnalion and Galatea.'

Tonight the Alice Byno COM
pany again hold the boards-at the
Opera House and undoubtedly one
Of the best plays of the week will
be given.
The play tonight will be "Pyg-
malion'and "Galatca, "a mytholog-
ical Grecian comedy, and one that
will be enjoyed by every one who
shall attend. The ladies are spec.
tally invited to come out to this
play.
Chas. P. King, the romantic
actor will play the part Of "Pyg'
malion" and the talented actress
Alice Byno will be "Galatea.
These two who have won a warn
place in the hearts Of our people
will be supported by a compan,
the strength of which is alread,
known in Durham.
i The play will begin at s o'clocl
and the prices of admission are a
cents and 10 cents in the gallery
Reserved seats 80 cents.
II you want to see a good pla
you should not miss this one.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Married in Raleigh.

At a o'clock yesterday afternoon
w. A. Upchurch and Miss Allie
Cotton, Of Raleigh, were united II
marriage and came up to Durham
on the ':3S train and are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. Upchurch is well-known in
this city, where he lived for some
time, and many friends will wish
him a long and happy life. He is
a brother Mr.. c. Z. Upchurch and
Mrs. c. v. Strickland, Of this city.
Upon their arrival here Mr.. and
Mrs. Upchurch went to the resi-
| .snss oftis Froom's brother-in-lawi
| v. Ssnck.4ai, OH South street
and last night reception was ten
A red them and quite number Q
sheir friends called and wished
them all the happiness this Lift
affords.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Land Sale

pyyIrtne or al order Of the Superior cuari ~
Durham county made In the special pr,'csc iinss
entitled r. II. veazy Executor OF Henderson, NJ
iey against Mrs sallle Tilley and Others "'l 81
Monday, January II, 1897.
being first day Of Court week) at the cost hyrc
ioor of Durham county In Durham NJ }. U'rit"s
NJ. offer for sale the following describci ir.eis
uf land being the land OF the late HendcfsOh Tl'
lev. 10 wit: First tract being the land ai'ded 10
the widow. Mrs. Sallie Tilley, con'ainii,. siSty
l6Dl acres more or less and embracing las ~ ST.
lnR house Of The late Henderson TiIlcy. The
scond tract containing one hundred and siNiy
Ave 1851 acres more or less and partly il' rnii.
ing the first tract and also embracing a tao ~
lcrc lot cut out Of the dover tract and si,im,p
nrar The said dwelling house.
The Two tracts will be offered separately, the
Art tract Of sixty acres subject 10 thu 1iiuW'.
lower then the whole viii be vtefnt ~ uiiC
tract subject 10 the willows dover niti all ex'
Guiding one acre NJ the family buryiNr ggIIilid
Ihe highest bid viii be reported ior 80 i'r!m.'
lion Terms Of sale one third cash arr the bil
snce In equal amounts In six and twelve inylilh'
the deferred payments secured BY n"i,y ~ W.
purchasers and drawing Interest ron day Ol u,
Al per cent place OF sale Court House door
manner Of sale public auction
.vEALEY.
Ex. and Conn., tesiUItpf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
MORE EvAxGEL1srs HERE.
riae, Have Pitched Their Tent Near
the Baptist Church in Hayti.

riae. Have Pitched Their Tent Near
the Baptist Church in Hayti.
Two evangelists arrived here
yesterday and have pitched their
tent in Hayti. where they intend
to remain for some time.
ti1.ir na;rs are Msssrs. ]. III
Wills, n and II. /. Pycfe and Il e
ron Boston. Their tent Is neaf
the old Baptist church, colore+.
in Hayti, and they will conduct til
meeting especially for colored pc. :
pie but seats will be reserved foI
all white people who want to at
tend. "A
Messrs. Wilson and Pyche come
highly recommended from four
states through which they have
travelled in the past three years.
Mr.. Wilson has MS wife and
daughter along with him who as
sist in the work.
He stated to the reporter that
all pastors and church workers
were invited to attend the services
and assist if they thought it their
duty. The first service was held
Hast night at 7:45 o'clock and will
be continued from night 10 night
for some time. All are invited to
attend.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
The Father Wants His Three Daugh.
tiers Back Again.
axe WITH THEIR BROTHERS
Hebeas Corpus Proceedings Have Been Iastitu
. led by the Old Man.
JUDGE 0. Il. ALLEN WILL HEAR THE CASE
At Hotel Carolina Tomorrow Nigh,
and Decide Who Shall Have
Possession of che Girls

Next Friday ltomorrow) night
Judge O. H. Allen, who recently
held court here will be at the Carr
Dina hotel and hear a hebeas
corpus case in chambers. The
case came up last court and is a
father trying to get possession Of
his children.
d. N. Wilkerson, who lives in
East Durham, has two or three
grown sons who live in Orange
county and also has three daught.
ers, all of whom are under age, and
it is the latter that the "fuss" is
being raised about.
1t seem that Wilkerson, whose
first wife is dead, married some.
time ago but the children did moi
like their new mother. The sons
thought the woman was not the
one to raise their younger sisters
so at the last term of court they
applied to Judge Allen and asked
that the children lgirls) be given
in their charge and promised tc
educate and take care Of them un.
til they should become Of age.
The father gave his consent al
first and the court ordered that the
girls be turned over to their broth
ers, where their home would be il
the future. Everything was al
right so far but soon there arose
some sroub in the camp.
some parties began to talk t
the father and he changed his mind
and wanted his daughters bacl
again. To this the sons would no
consent, and so the old man Sc
cured an attorney and habeas cor
pus proceedings were begun 4
get them back into his procession
lust before court adjournet
Judge Allen set Friday night, Feb
ruary s, as the time when the cas-
would be heard by himself, and h
will decide who is entitled to tn
girls.
The case is one ont of the usua
run of such cases and will, in a
probability, End its way into tn
i.her courts.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
GEN. JOHNSON ON CUBA.
Jays, Cuba viii be Frce--Thas with
Them il 10 "Liberty or Dcath.'

Gen. Bradley T. Johnson HIS.
recently returned from Cnoa ancs
IN speaking of the condition of al,
airs on the island, he said:
9TH -.......y ...l So succee
aiSss the M t!riss 81 S admin,
.alion in aiding SPAN crusiea
iope out Of the Cubans. Every
power--the army, the navy, tn,
judiciary--ofthis great government
5 now in active operation to ale.
Spain and crush the rebellion.
Every power will be exertcd dur
ing the next administration to thu
same end. The money power de-
hands peace, quiet, rest, but be-
mind it all is the irresistible, ON
nipotent, all-pervading force OF
manifest destiny which controls
history, directs the ages, and is
absolutely beyond and above the
force Of one generation, and con-
trolls them all. In this case the
will, the hope, the enthusiasm Of
the American people overwhelms
Wall street and the peace Of the
money-changers, and will have
free Cuba-Cuba, the forty-sixth
state. Self-government by all
Americans is sentiment which
will override treaties and policies.
81 have letter in my pocket,
receive yesterday, which had been
opened. ALI my letters through
the Havana postoffice are opened,
and many detained until we are
obi ged to correspond outside Of
the postoffice. Consul General
Lees lette are constantly sup
pressed ii violated.
"The treaty Of Zanjon is a mon.
ument to the credulity and sim.
plicity of the cubans-they will
never erect another one. Their
motto is liberty or death as il
was of another set of rebels lac
years ago in these colonies.
Gen. Johnson ridicules the as
sertion that Spain has carried Out
Or attempted to carry out heI
promises of reforms to the Cuban:
IN years past and declares that hel
treatment Of the island has beer
one of broken faith.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
.T'RIssr LAST NIGHT.
a Large Crowd Ont TO Witness the
Western Play.

The Opera House was well filled
last night to witness "T'riss, or
Beyond the Rockies" played by
the Alice Byno Company. This
was the third night Of their en-
gagement here, and each night the
crowd has increased in size and
the Company in popularity with
our people.
The play la, night was a sensa'
tional wcs. RI. Sc.l.dy and just
dramatic enough to make it inter.
esting. The scene was in a west.
.rn mining camp and little "T'riss,
the Angel of Blue Canyon, held
her own from beginning to the end,
and was always on hand just al
the right time.
The funnyc court room scene, with
"Judge Annias Lovetoddy" evil
Z. Keifer), kept the house in ;
ccar of laughter from the tim'
court convened until it adjourned
'cording to the statutes, as th'
Judge would say. Chas. P. King
the romantic actor and one OF tn
best that has appeared here in
long time, played the part Of "Na
| Weber," the lover of littl
"T'riss."
The Company is a good one an
their plays so far are equal to an
of the higher priced shows ths
nave visited Durham lately. The
selections are good, the actors an
, actresses are frst-class, and Wi
e. Keller, the comedian, is ju'
, about as good as can be foun
any where. The Company wi
| play here three more nights, an
should be given a large house.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
His Death Caused By Hypnotism.

Jamestown, N. Y, Feb. a..
lanes w. Sturgeon Young, a ~.
year.old colored boy, died January
a. under circumstances that indi-
Gated his death was due to hypno
tic experiments by irresponsible
amateurs. Coroner Bowers ordered
an inquest, which was concluded
late yesterday evening. The evil
dence disclosed the fact that the
boy was first hypnotized severa.
months ago by K. Louentein, .
Pittsburg travelling man, and was
subsequently experimental upon
by several local amateur hypno.
lists. A hypothetical question,
covering these facts, was submittet
TO DIR. /. ID. Buck, Of CINCINNATI
and DR.. Clark Bell, president o
the Medical Legal Society, OF New
York, and their answers expressed
the opinion that such experiment.
would result in great physical in
jury.
The evidence Of one Of the ply
1;cians conducting the autops
strengthened the theory that deaf
was due to hypnotism, and the jur
rendered a verdict that the DO
came to his death from diabete
and nervous exhaustion, caused b
hypnotic practices performed b
II. Louenstein, Of Pittsburg; Oar
lei II. Randin, Parke II. Davi!
Edward p. Dodge and Robe
Bemus, OF this city. The verde
concluded with the recommend
ton that Legislation be enaete
prohibiting the practice OF hypn'
tism. This verdict was signed !
eleven Of the Jurors.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

L. T. Marlborough, who has been
connected with the Bell Telephone
company in this city for sometime,
will go back to Raleigh today,
where he will reside in the future.
He will still remain in the employ
Of the Bell company and was trans
ferred to fill a vacancy in the force
there. His place here will be filled
by his brother z. c. Marlborough,
Of Caswell county, who has been
mere several days learning the
switch board. During his stay in
this city Mr.. Marlborough made
many friends who will regret ts
learn that he will leave here.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Dissolution Notice

The firm OF W. Nangum 4 So. M 's' Its nnd
pnftfcrS doing d general Inerchaip.. i~t'ea
under the firm and style Of Win '''''. i'H q
sor. 4 this day dissolved By mui,Ia' ns "a saw
busipess will be continued b J. ha'! ~.
gum 4 son will make prOLipt ~! tiru. 80 ! :
Nangum, And all PARTIES having ls".'' 'ra:s.l
AID WIN Mangum i Sol will pr st,.t !, ID IL J..
s. Mangum for payment.
'''N'' W. AAfs,ta.
- HA.I.E .
THANKING my patrons for their "' Iv,' f"'As'
FOR me new urn of. 4. Mangum. lg''iiat fs,urTi
thai their interests lll be proieciau "' N,HtC
a. fully as In the past. .,.,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Herndon. deceased, all Iarlies indeblea 10 ile
said estate will make settlement at one. ~
claims against the said estate must be presented
before the Isl day Of November, 1897 or this no.
TIC win be plead against them.
NC. HE2NDON, Adn,s. ~
-# JULIUS q. HERNDON. necl.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
NORTH CAROLINA. Il
DURHAM COUNTY,

70 All Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that spplict'l,'i' "iil BE-
made 20 the next General !issenilFy 'i N"-H.
Carolina, which meets IN the city Il s-I'"t;''
North Carolina, on the first Wcdneg l", u"
first Monday In January next, t0 a!i '"t g.
charter Of the Town Of Durham, si'E4a TT e."
county Of Durham In said stale.
This Dec. 1st. 1896.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

Sheriff r. d. Markham and r.
L. Fuller, who had been on a bu.
siness trip to Raleigh returned
home last evening. They intend.
ed to have returned Tuesday even.
| ing but got left and did not come
up until yesterday.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Administrators Notice

Having qualified as administrator or L,rl;eza
Mccown, deceased, all parties indebted To The
aid estate will make settlement at once. Al
claims against the said estate must be presented
before the sth day OF December 1897, VI th.S n,-
dee will be plead against them.
NJ. C. HERNDoN. Admr of
L0UIEZA MccowN, Decd.
This December s, 1876.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

The many friends Of John L.
Kirkland will regret to learn that
hs is confined to his room with ILL
ness and is threatened with pneu-
monia. He was taken sick with
grip several days ago and last
night was suffering considerably,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
To the Public.

I will be in my Office at the court
house every Saturday and for two
or three days the first Of every
month for transaction Of any busi-
less in connection with the county
treasurer's Office. ~E
T. /. Holloway.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
PEorAE IN aslA B,sAL.
Items Picked Up Here and There
that Is OF Interest.

that is OF Interest.
Gov. Turney, Of Tennessee,
pardoned $40 convicts during his
term of Office.
Chef Kennedy, after more than
ha years service III the New
Haven Conn. fire department, is
soon to retire.
Benjamin Constant is to paint
the ceiling and MN. L. o. Lerson
and Flameng the grand staircase
of the new Paris Opera Comique.
In his book on "The education
Of the central nervous system" r.
=. E.slaecs sa"1. u, is probable
" ~, ,osolutely
new Ilea into 49, .i~al alter ne II
thirty"
Paris streets are constantly be
ing named after persons recently
dead. Among the names giyer
given this year are those Of MN
Gurtando-Heine, Jules Simon
Arsene Houssaye, Victor Durny
and Ambrose Thomas.
A prisoner Of the Stillwate
Mimi penitentiary who RAJ
away while on parole in 1895 ha
written the Warden letter askinl
il he may return. Transportation
has been sent him, and he is re
turning alone to serve the remain
| ing seven years of his term.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04
Epilepsy 20 Years.
cured by DR.. Miles Neryine.

A few years ago, Mr.. L. W. Gallaher. was
an extensive successful expert manu-
facturer OF lumber products Attacked with
epilepsy, he was obliged to .::iye up his BUSH
ness The attacks came upon him most in
opportuncly. One time falling from carri-
ace. ut another down sta rs. ind often In the
street. Once he fell down shaft in the
mill, his In uries nearly proving fatal Mr..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

Having qualified n ldninisrtt - ~ -. u.
cunter. deceased. hereby notify ~! t'~ 't'is H.
,iebted 10 the aid estate 10 cone i''TwFt1 rth
make settlement at once. ali ClFsrs igatjttt
aid estate must be presented bciusT Tire III 'tHy
January, IgR % this notice will b. p','i ~. i,st
This January p. 1927. ....,.,, ,..,
az Mrs v ttiffss~ tN''asisti
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

"Thero are none more miserable than cpl
leptics. For 20 years ! suffered with epilep-
tic Ats. having as high as Eve in one night.
tried any number OF physicians, paying to
one alone. fee of 10000 and have done
littlc for years but search for something To
help re, and have taken all the leading
remedies. but received no benefit. A year ago
my son. Chas. S. Gallaher. druggist ut 1911
Reed st.. Milwaukee. gave me DIR. Miles
Restorative Nervine, and l tried 1t with
gratifying results. Have had but two fits
since began taking IT, ] am better now In
every way than have been in 20 years."
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by druggists
On a positive guarantee that the frst bottle
will benefit or price refunded. Book on the
Heart and Nerves. free. Address,
DR.. Niles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
NJ. Miles, Remedies ReSt0re Health.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

Greek o. Andrews, editor Of the
Raleigh-Press Visitor, spent last
night in the city on business.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1897-02-04

N. ID. Holland has returned
from a s,uort trip to Raleigh.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-28
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

! Las Vegas, y. NJ. Aug. 27.-The eher-
| if OF Mora county says there is no truth
in the report that three Arabian peddlers
! had been murdered near Guadlapita,
y. NJ
| Chicago. Aug. 27.-Ar;hur G. Burley.
| the oldest business man in Chicago, died
al his home here today, OF old age. Mr..
Burley had been a resident OF Chicago
| for over sixty years, and was the found
er and head OF the crockery ana china
| firm OF Burley & Co. and Burley & Te--
rel. He was born in Exeter, y. H, in
1872
Rosebud. Texas, Aug. 2s.-News reach
ed here by telephone this morning from
| Mooreville. twenty miles from here. that
Wiley Johnson. a negro. was hanged
there by an infuria;ed mob las; night
for attempting a criminal assault upon
Mrs McClunly. a respectable white NO
man who was cooking for the family o.,
Captain M.CuIloch.
Denver. Aug z7-By unanimous
vote this afternoon ihs Fo-esiers su-
preme convention. in session here, select
e Detroit as the usxt meeting place 20.
1879. There was praclcauy no oFPos.
tlon. Considerable discussion was en-
gendered by a motion % eliminate the
endowment; plan. but il was finally car
riei. The ritual committee reported "a
voraoly on The new ritual and it Szs
adopted
Port Townsend. Wash. Aug. .7.-Th.
briEsniine Blakely. thirty days from ne
Bering sea. wen; ashore a. O'clock This
morning during fog on Dungeness SPIT
one mile 5eIoF the light Captain Ne
Fee 0. The Blekely. claims tas; tie tog
whistle vas 10. Blowing. The tug Rss7-
luie pu-iei a: the B-akely toV sane tine
on, vas unable 10 move be- The sea
: smooth. AID Z: = believed .hs. re yes
SCI can Dc tos;s3 a; the nex. dSo3 EEds
Not al the great biaiiefs are poker CAY
rs-Arrhr.<s- tr.ob<
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-28
KANSAS POPS STAND ASIDE
For Once They will Let Someone Else d,
Their Talking

Topeka. Kan, Aug. 2T.-The executive
committee Of the Populist state central
committee has decided 20 delay issuing
the address calling for national con-
ventton OF Populists, Socialists and allied
political interests. until after the St.
Louis meeting next Monday In the In
teTsst OF the striking miners, because
there is = movement on foot among
some Of those who will 90 there 10 call
Just such meeting The St Louis meet
ing will. /; IS expected. be composed %
people from every STATE and a csIl is
sued by that gathering Il Is stated.
would be more effective than a call BY
the Popul!st party OF the one STATE