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LosA,. ,ND pno .oNAl

LO~A;. ND PEP 50NAl
D.. Ecoy 'saed srom 4 ,pen
81 mo- 7,,ng
Mis- Ms Y P-;de has retn ned
rom visit IN Denves.
r n. Fsancis, a.-Peealo mer-
chaat was n town yesterday.
MS Maud Patterson went to
Cripple Greek this afternoon.
w. l.. Morris and r. NJ. Francis
le Tor G ipple Geek this morn
8.
i eu Gooie went up to Cripple
C,eeS ,n,s morning on business
i, IN.
Ms. Harry Moore is very sick
at her home on West Second
S. rect.
BoRN-To the wife of J. j.
Meece this morning a nine pound
dad itee.
Upt err Shei;ff S. Y. Simons
vas in town last nj sht on his way
20 c ,ple Geek.
Miss Kistie Stillwell lett this
6 noon for Pueblo where she
viii : st for n few days.
N S. Maud Thompson of Colo
"a Sprin. IS, who has been the
| :, e.t of Miss McClintock for the
asst week, left for hef home this
mcra IS.
Tic :. & R. G. pay car wa:
boo:ed to arrive here this after,
noon and the boys all are wearing
We expectant look along witt
thele o.her rmiment.
TIE Bcs; less Mea's Clnh w
hold en- impo taat meeting Mon
Gag Sht at 1850 In their 'cint
rooms n re Lobach block. Al
me1oers are requested to b'
present.
The way the dast has beer
blowing the Inst wenty-four hour
makes one wish for leak in th,
celestial wates tank OF speedy
letting of the sp.inkllng contrac
by the city dads"
E A lack leaves for Chicag.
tomorrow for thee weeks trip
W Q away he will buy his fal
stock. He will take his children
Glen and Laura as far as ihei
g and parents home in low
where they will visit.
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known but it is not thought that
it will be immediate as the Presi-
dent is strongly opposed to send
ing more troops TO Cuaa until late
in the fall.
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Gu ;an-Se, vice at Lobach
hall, opposite postotfioe. Pteaod Y
every Sunday at 3 p. m. ana
Thursday night at 8 p. m. Sunday
School at 2 p. m. Suncay.
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We make speciality of repair
ing, also electro gold plesing.
Give us trial crder Murchison
Bros.
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German Lutheran The 9 will
be German Lutheran seryces
S 'nday. A'g. it az Up. m. IN
Keiier's hail. Services W i be coa-
Quoted by Rev. Til. Fl. elyel, OF
Colorado Sp,ings. AL able to
u undeis sad the Ge nan language
in Ted 20 attend.
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To tell of Fiorencs :

Advertise F.oeeace ov inform
ing the world of her resou., %.
The easiest way to do it is TO use
The Tribunes advertising eegei-
opes with statistics and iac aooo
Florence p MED on the;. oaci.s-
only 1925 or 800 or S55.25 Tor
loo0. CAL and see samples.
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most probable names are: Sec.
Dav, EXP e- dent Cleveland, E.
P esdent HI soa, Ex-Sene or
E''moads and late Minister to
S pein Wood.o 4.
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Not to be PecaIIed

/. Washington, Aug, 13-It has
been decided not to-,ecal any of
the volunteers until after the peace
commi s;onens have met in Paris.
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?. P. Kuhn, an old timer and a
resident of Colorado for 32 years
viii publish soon n pamphlet en-
ntled .Penitentia Politics and
Push" or The Great Mushroom
Farm of Canon City.
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CHURCHES TOMORROW

Bep-ist-SP Morgan will preach
for ne Baptist people until tie
pas o., Rev. Gca,am, retu rs liom
tue cas-.
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The New school House

will be built in the Fairview add
ton. Lots in this addition o. sale
cheap, with decided wafer -igh,s
7 e perfect. See J. J. Fitzgerreli.
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When in need OF anything in
the line of jewelly, call at Murchi-
son Bros.
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P esos ,e eu Regular Sc ces
VII ,1e he y 10 nortow; Sossly y
school at 10 n. m, preaching |
NJ. aad 8 p. m, Junior Endeasor
5 p. m, Y. P. S. G. E. 7 p, m,
The subject for the pastors Sc +.
mon in the morni9g, "Fellowsn' p
Humanity craving DIVINITY
Deee'y rooted in sae hsr 6
humanity is the ins nci o. wor-
snip, longing 20, son95 'ug
Esei' ng topic, Good Sc ne Ian
ism-the crying neel OF Tod IL. :
II is the sd = of a'traen. Let S
have more of ii. 1t io DO lg Q
Others. Come and give US 5a ,
ing n-.nd. 0, the good we a'' may
do. Yoa ate CORDIALLY inyi-e2 20
opecate wieh rs.-B.ing yoo2
friead with you.
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Sells lslaau Canon City. run
w p. P. Ken apu Sons. is open
0 he = lo'ic, ios priys.e parties,
picaics, etc.
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Chrfch OF Christ Scientist
MotAiog Sc vice at 1915, Sunday
school at 1l:45. Evening service
at 8 O'Clock. Subject Of morning
lesson, "Aind' Subject Of evea-
.ng lesson, "1'he Dead Raised to
Life"
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So'u Dv
BURLF e .KlLLIAv.
Florence, Colo.

The finest acreage tracs 5 sd-
dining the cay in che Gr'aad
View place. T;ile oe,rect wlgh
ueeeeo water rigns. See j. j
Fitz9errel
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To Rent

A first class boarding hose,
doing good business. With o /.
without furniture. See J. j..
Fltzgerrell.
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Ep scopal-Mo uing PRAYER aed
sermon at II, Evening : .aye1
and Sc mon at 1876. Sunday school
at 20 a. m. The services are he.d
at Z. of P. Hall. Rev. j. W.
Graa. Rec.of
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Renemoee the G y Bakery ca :
re- ae psss Inc of oaAsey goods
IN sown.
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Summer suitings now for sale
at cost. w. Volkens.
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Ge. yoE ba zes5 gooa5 al
- = bs ezy, Were every
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A Sultan Dead

Fez, Aug. 13-The Sultan of
Morocco died this morning.
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Dr.. Roschs. optical specialist.
WI De at w. l.. Morris jewelry
slo-e every Thursday.
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Q Inc American Laundry. Joseph
?, hiaak, proprietor, is the place
.or reliable work in its line. OPP
poslts postof6ce,
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Wheat and Silver

Chicago, Aug. Wheat 729;
Silver 59s.
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Advertised Letter List

Following is a list ct letters re-
naming uncalled for a The poste-
office at Florence. in weeh ending
Aagast 10. 1895:
A i.lo, Abe. fos'e., Risia d
Bailey, A. r. Fla sel, b lesl
gsain-eu, NJ j. Griffith. Master James
Banibr;dse, Ii. w. Grifir, James
Enoar /, Loiie z. Hal, D.. e A.
Bsown, II. D. Morton, NJ : Louise
Cam so-, Pofelia Belasques
Moore, D.
Fis.si,ausick, Ed Montoys, E e.
S one, Mrs J. j.
Parties calling %; same viii 50.
advertised" A. GUILINGER, P. NJ
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Knsa Bros. Qaartette is pre-
pared to furnish music for balls
entertainment and socials. P, O
Box 7o7, Canon City.
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Caesn ana Ma ty

pro "g Isle any,b.nc else
1t does not wash. rhe Tribune
has ,'egulo -eole of cna.ses for
its job work and supplies standard
stationery in that depart men. If
people went The cheapest stock at
proportional pr'ces we can give
it to them but we don't recommend
it and only supply il if specially
0 ,ie ed. We can print 500 envel-
opss 10. sl.5O j, you want them
Qua we sdsi.e you uot 10 use such
'ubo So. Cs aad see samples
aou geS psices on good stationery
aud n Isl ; pansi,g By the only
hfsiclass, atti, c job priuters in
the towp, and eun of on The only
power presses ia Florence. IN
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for fine lifting clothes 90 10
W. voIkeps,
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Gold Medals TO HARPER
ybiskey at New Dream 4 Worlds
8a,t, C:'icaso. I y you Will en-
dorse tue Jedse dirS.
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the weak. new admontion for the strong. The
elder nations decayed and failed utterly because
they were shut in. Il were. to their own at
mosphere. In them was no free breath of Inter
national criticism But to-day all is changed.
Who can estimate the good that comes TO
people from other peoples? The sickness OF one
is discussed 10y all. and touching as we do in
thousand ways. bring to each other vitality.
life and healtt. Aloofness. separateness. are
not gain. but e great danger and this ! as
sert in spite Of the pulpits and THE Evening
Post"
There vas gnst once: its life was limited 70
one summer evening and ii took its fairy flight
Just as the summer thunderstorm was about to
burst. In despair the tiny insect cried to its
fellows: Here is the end OF the world: alas for
all its beauty and its bloom But the flowers.
the gardener knew best. that. though that brief
summer storm was the beginning and the end
OF the Gnats life. IL good for the flowers.
and the gardener had been longing for IL. Dark
times come What Of that? The sun reigns
and the skies shall grow serene again. If we
fail for time under duties, it Is because
we are cherishing and hugging to ourselves old
sins and new duties are but Gods fair. strenu-
Gus messengers TO show us the fOulness of old
sins The sin of our Nation is plain ms plain can
be 1t is slavsh obedience to what we know 10 be
sin. and slaNish obedience alone. that can make
us seriously fail, and that National sin is the
one Jesus warned US Of. He and His Apostles
told us IL was to be the danger Of latter time
it was the overrnastering love OF money and
what money would bring. Let good men teach
that and good preachers preach that Let each
and mark me. If we do this we viii have our
work tut out for us-and in the end God will
accept US and men shall say we saw truly and
strOVe well.
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MEETING or CANOElSTS.

Do,egates from the Trenton New-York' fonkers'
Seuork Ravonne Sing sing, Flushing and o'"ei
,,l.res met in session at the Astor House III al
- m Saturday night. The meeting was ca"eu
H., .,,seouence OF the designations OF r. = M'o'''
-, ,ho ~.v-York Canoe club, Uce-commodo'' u
49, d,,,sion and John C. Mowbray purser' VINO
80 - no away for a long time. and VIII there'O'e
- ,rahIe TO attend TO the duties OF their Respective
&c The Nominating Committee met nrst anu
,ar,ed the following Official candidates Tor the o.
e. made vacant by the designations. Nlce-coii-
r,odor, Henry c. Allen. Park STAND Oanoe G.
iI.,io, ~ Trenton y. J.. reaT-commodore, M
.Haniel : Hyatt Of Sing Sing puTser. HI.mni ~
nan NAM ~ he PARK Island Canoe AssocietIon OF
,r,onfon Executive Committee. william H. Ia
rsnce Trenton Canoe Club. ana hoi'iAS . ii'
e. Workers Canoe club. Of Nonkers o,ai,.
The committee then adjourned ana iIie ,.h To-
81, ,esuiar session was called 10 order, Win 30
snnb r Murray Of the Red Dragon Cahos o,uD, ~ a
I,hnadelphia In the chair as presiding oHSr' anu
t,arcy ~ Hogan OF the brooklyn 'ahor ''uu -
r,nTv the minutes OF the prcceedihss Oi ~, uaa'
Nominating Committee were read ano upon iao
;on the acting secretary was ins,ruc'sn 10 inss
80 hsijot electng the nominees 'or the pa Idi0, :,
yam.d The finances Of the division we i'ni ha ~
10 i, good condition. with balance IN ..lc Jam
"a no outstanding liabilities. fahs iOr ,He In
an .nason were talked over. ana II was ueS'o
,e MA big smoker In the cary p"it vI ~. -,
W ~ear The meeting then ADJOURNED suD'e0' W
H. call Of the Executive Conm'''se-
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS REC

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington, Dec. 4-The storm central in Kentuc ky
this morning has moved Southeastern Pennsylvania
Increasing markedly IN Intensity. pressure Of 20 rs
inches being reported from Philadelphia. which a fall
sixty miles IS reported from NewYork City There
been decided fail IN temperature the Ohio and lower
Mississippi valleys and East Guf States Pensacola
Poris fA q - degrees twenty four hours and Nash
vile - degrees. Rain has fallen In Florida and rain
or sn,w from the Mississippi River 20 the Atlantic
Warnings for hurricane winds and heavy SHOWS were
sent % New England and Eastern New-York this
ins. and FOR hurricane winds the lower East
eriy hurricane winds Will occur In New England and
Eastern New-York might. with heavy In north
ern portion Of New England and New-York or
snow n southern portion II New-England and York
The weather will ciesr N NewYork Monday with de
cided tal "a temperature Monday night.
FAR weather win moderate cold may be ex-
pecei IN the lover lake region. the Middle and South
Atlantic states
5 Indicated from the UIg~r Mississippi Valley the
y rth.fn ROCKY Mountain region. and generally fair
weatrer n me Dhio Vale; and Gulf States
storm signals displayed fr- Gulf Tampa
ami NedGT Keys AID Atlantic Coast from jackson
Vile g. Datmor" Hurricane signals displayed on
the lover lakes ana N the Atlantic Coast from Delaware
brtdkWai'r . E@astrJrf
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ARTISTS MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
DOCTORS SAY HE WAS POISONED-WIDOW
SAYS HE'D ONLY TAKEN MEDICINE


Arnold Premi thrty-eght years old OF No. IN
East Fftcenth-st.. died yesterday in Bellevue Hos
pital from poison. How was taken neither the
physicians who attended him nor the police have
been able to learn with any degree Of certainty.
Prem was an Italian artist. His wife says he had
been suffering from a bilious attack for several
days. and acting under the advice Of friend he
allowed the latter to report his symptoms to DR.. A.
Fanoni Of No G. West Eghoenths st. and get a pre-
scrptCn. This prescription. Mrs. Preml says was
filled at the drug store OF A. Waiting & Co., In
University Place. yesterday. making four ounces
Of dark-colored liquid. According to directions
her husband took the first dose in his coffee at II
o'clock yesterday morning and was to have taken a
second at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
After taking the first dose however. Mrs. Premi
says. her husband threw himself down the bed
to read the Sunday papers. his custom
She soon noticed that he i'll. and asked him
what the trouble was He motioncd 10 her to keep
away, but. seeing that he was in great agony she
called a policeman. who sent a hurry call 10 Belle
vue Hospital DR.. Barbour answered. Without
delay he had the atient taken to the hospital. but
Prem died twenty minutes after being received
there. The police took charge Of the bottle OF
medicine and the written prescription. Or. Bar
bour said that the latter entirely proper
prescription for biliousncss.
An autopsy was ordered by the Coroner's office.
to be held to-day. All the police know at present
Is what they hear from Mrs. Premi. That the
man died from poison of some sort is certain
however according 10 Or. Barbour and other
physicians at Bellevue. Who the friend that
bought the medicine could not be learned from
Mrs. Premi She was greatly excited by her hus
coherent.
d. Fanoni said last night that when appealed to
by Prems friend he wrote out a simple prescrip-
ton 70 cover the symptoms Of Indigestion de-
scr.bed
That was all he knew Of the case At the drug
store OF a. Waiting & Co. ii said that the
prescription was filed by two clerks who asserted
that II altogether impossible for them 10 err,
under their system one clerk checked the other
and mistake could be made
Prem was engaged at the time Of his death upon
the scenery Of play 10 be produced. The
friend who went TO Or. Faroni II learned
late last night. jose Cassanl. thrtyoght years
OLD also al artist, who boards IN the fremi apart
mcnts.
After the death OF her husband Mrs. Premi be,
came hysierica IN the hospital and had 10 be cared
for by physician Later she recovered sufficiently
TO he taken home In cab by Cassani.
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SHOWALTER WINS AGAIN.
JANOWSKI YIELDS TO THE KENTUCKIAN IN
THE SEVENTH GAME OF THE
CHESS MATCH

in the chess match at the Manhattan Chess CluD
last night by winning the seventh game OF the
series after another unusually interesting contest
The Kentuckian. having the move, again played
Queens Gambt declined the Frenchman varying
his defence from that Of the NTH game at MS sew
enth turn. Showalter was busy building up an eX-
cellent DEVELOPMENT for kings side attack. when
Janowski at move q. surprised him by capturing
a pawn He went with his own plan OF cam
paign however. and let the Partisan take second
pawn. The upshoi Of II was that the American
broke through finally forcing his opponents queen
Nevertheless. Jano.ski had enough material le''
to make stout resistance. In the end OF the game
shoval,er overlooked quicker mode OF scoring the
win and later Janowsh missed a chance OF d
draw.
The record TO date reads Janowsh. g. Showalter.
2; drawn 2 The eighth game VIII be contested
Tomorrow The score Of yesterdays game follows:
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DIED..

MGOoRRN-on Saturday December 2. the Rev. James
7 McGoorrn. assistant, rector OF the Church Of the
Funeral VIII iaks place from the above snasch IVES,
mass Of requiem 1870 O'clock The reverend clergy.
relatives and friends are Invited to attend without
Please flowers.
oLMsTEADrAt wilton. Conn: OF Friday December a.
Fnneral seryicss At consreeafional church wilton on
Tuesday. December 8. at ? 30 p. m
PATTERSON on December ,. 1895 James X Pa,,sr-
Fnn@r, services at his eAience. 40 Ii2 East nth
Kindly omit flowers.
ls9s Charlotte. laughter . Ann r ana the late ).
Fnnsrs ssrv iS a, St, J Johns church E1aSs,h
day. December 3 at II 30 a. m
Funeral service. at Ii. late re.idSnce 30 i3; Richmond
ave. Port Richmond. Staten Island. Tuesday. Do
Interment private.
Ross-on Saturday December g. at 81, riNes Hospital.
Jane Ross native Of Bolea. County Derry. ireland
Funeral NJ. 93i 18th ave- Tuesday December 7.
A $50 a. m.
RINK-suddenIy. Sunday. December =. william 3.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
= ms DeeS%Ser J. ISIS BSsas R. wife Of james X,
Funeral services at her late residence No io's Broad
81. Wednesday. December :. at II O'Clock a. m
Kindly omit flowers.
TaTsaFct soSSse in On Re sss ysa- Of r
Funeral serN AT her late residence. SO 'hafles-
st.. Monday afternoon. December .. az ococA.
swEZEY-Su suddenly on Friday night December ? Chris
TOPPER Swezey aged - years.
Funeral from his late residence No. - LeNerts Pace.
Brooklyn on Tuesday evening December 6. AT o'clock.
Irterment private.
Kindly omit flowers.
nephew Fra X Vale persns Morrisown : j. Mary
Iangion VALLEY aged 81 years.
the Church Of the Assumption Monday.
$50 a.
WIGHT-On Friday evening. December . her rest
dence No. 30 Maple ave- M,rristown. y. J.. Harriet
l.. widow u George W. Wight. in the 79ta year OF
her
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wILDE-At Dobbs Ferry. Ny. m Friday evening. De-
cember 2 1895. James De Wiz Wilde. the SD year Of
RELATIVES and friends u the family invited attend
funeral his late residence TUESDAY morning
December g. the arrival Of the $50 train from New
York
WILSON Sunday morning December 4 1895. Frances
Fenwck wife II Edmund A. Wlls. n ;he 10th ysaf
hrra
Funeral services at residence 40 McDonough-
81. Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon, December 4. at
O'Clock.
The stephen Merritt Burial CO.. 24i-2.3 w.s
23d-st-Undertsker. enbalrers and funeral directors
prompt service day night. Te.ephone i+-isth St
woodlnwn Cemetery.
Or'ce. n. 90 F. 23f-st.
woodiawn Station ,2i,h Ward. Harlem Railroad
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
OFFICE I MADISON AVE. COR. I'D ST, y. I.
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OBITUARY..
JAMES C. LINDSLE d.

Kingston. ~ Y. Dec. flames o. Lnasiey'
superintendent for the Newark Lime and cement
Company. died at his home in this city TINS even
Ing In the eightieth year Of his age. MT LINDSEY
was elected In 1854 to represent the ANH'h I'm
gfess Dstric' consisting OF Ulster "fecne anu
Delaware counties. He was president OF me o''
,.utoga q. pordo,,, when T., and Kingston Were
fneTerd Into ,3 the city Of kingston in S2 and he
became the ciiys arst Mayor. and served ~
gcolos-si having ecjured az several OF the Iail1Se
colleges In the country. He Was marIissI Nv ''e
son ana daughter Of the late Rev. Francis NJ Mc,
Als,er. brother Of Ward McALISteI M'v ,. w.
Mr. Ilrdsey's only daughter. lis Nr-t wiz ~" -
The eldest daughter of Gavin TSmktn' Meo a iD
years was president OF The Newark In hn,n ;n
Cement Company. Mt llhus'ey WAS 0''' 80
Orange ~ J., on March 10. lSlg
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THE SPREADING OUT OF AMERICAN TERRITORY
THE TRUE AMERICAN POLICY HE SAYS


THE TRUE AMERICAN POLICY. HE SAYS
Al the Temple Emanuel. the Rev. Dr. Gustav
Gottheil yesterday morning spoke OF the annexa-
ton Of newly acquired American possessions. ard
said. among other things:
While | in favor of annexation. It is not
welcomed by all and believe that the only cor
rect solution OF the problem is to leave il all 10
the little unsighty ballOt-bOX in which every ci;i-
zen has the night 10 vote yes on the dues-
ton. The opponents OF annexation seem to me to
err in the first instance. in that they think the
Government can avoid this question by answering
no N the twinkng of an eye. That Is not So for
before this question will be definitely settled there
Will he period Of debating on all sides Now the
question as i appears to me- in regard the Phil
ippines Is, How can We leave the islands in the
hands OF the enemy and as future weapon for
spain Shall We leave them to The Inhabitants
Power that desires them. and thus create a new
enemy and lay the foundation for another and
more bloody war than that which we have lust
passed through? One Of the chief arguments
against annexation is that we will have 10 main
tain 4 larger Army and Navy. and II do this
X VIII endanger the liberty OF citizens Does
TIE immense feet maintained by England endanger
the liberty Of her citizens? The spreading out Of
American territory is the true American policy. Let
america be true TO It's principles Of government
IN It's dealings with its newly acquired Possessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-05

James s,illman Boardman died yesterday a. INC
s,urtevant House. He was born IN A'o",S va
January r. 1872 and came TO this CITY "n''
teen wears old He started In business mere ns
,ar, o. a hardware store, Later ne went 10 Hlch-
mond Va. where he WAS engaged ior eisn' Nv u
a. 10 came line Of trade He returned !" -.
York about 1880 and organized the hrW OF osnoirv
Boardman Townsend. importeIs %, je"afieer
rrnnzes etc at Broadway ana spring -
e,teen wears Mr. Boardman retired from puS'"e9'
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NCLLLAGHS NEW TASK.

HE IS GOING TO ALBANY TO-DAY TO GET A
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
John McCullash ex-Chief Of Police and present
State Superintendent Of Elections who has been ap-
pointed 10 organize the police system Of Havana
Will start tor the Cuban capita on Thursday next
To-day be "ill to Albany In order to obtain a
cave Of Absence from Governor Black
When he was seen last night at his home No 3l7
West Eighty -seventh-st.. NJ. McCuagh said that
as yet he had not thought out any special plan for
the task ahead of him. His work he said would
DEPEND upon the conditions and the la prevailing
IN 'upa. ana he woId be Unable TO mark out any
course OF procedure until he had consulted with
General Greene. who il in command OF the Amert-
can forces IN Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-05
LOSEPH II. NELSON. JR.

News was received on Staten Island yesterday
OF the sudden death OF Joseph H. Ntisoil IT, "
well-known newspaper man. who ded on 9a'u'"''
in Denver Col Mr.. Nelson was 'or q" -, '''-
.h sat-, Iela.a correspondent Of Thc Trihun"
and other NewYork papers Ne WAS 9e5 n IN he aos
and went 10 Denver In July he gl,I u. . .o Tn
Nr Nelson was twenty years ola and "as :.
son OF Joseph H. Nelson. Wei 49," -. 80,
~ ,,,'ct lie was Il member OF George W ~
,ts Council Royal Arcanun. OF staten IsSh i n
was married widow surviving MN anu i''s O0N'
q. M H. hrnulL., 70 Siaien island loI Dulla..