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New-York tribune., 1900-01-27

January IS Dr. BABCoCK viii preaeh II a. M and 4S6
ras ' IN SahIS ia STao8i at 045 Young mems Bible
o'clock.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH
corner Broadway and 34th-st.
R ssEIas I4 sgrEses s at II a m and m The Pastor
p class for the discussion OF Present Day Problems.
Topic, Care of the Sick Poor Speaker WILLIAM L.
ford Trio address By Pr Professor @ doE s0Ps ed
uSteG % ST VRi1n % seminar AZ 3 m Bible class eSn
meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
ARTHuR breaches morning and evening. Evening
Christ Through the Church the Reconeer Between En-
poyers and Employed
CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave and 21st ST.. Rev. J;
and 10 M; morning prayer and sermon, II M even
ing prayer. p. choral service and sermon, p M
The Rector will preach in the morning.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 42d-st west of 7th-
aye; FFAAk saTl,os GooDCHILp Past9ril a. m
Everybody welcome A homeike church.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. No 900 West
9''hT ST. near Broadway; Rev WILTON MERLE SMITH
SMITH will preach. 4sO D. M afternoon service. Dr.
oWR1E Will pTeeeb sl1aa m ,cboo sxgn9s nv Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at $. Christian Endeavor
Monday evening at S.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 5th-ave and 1oth-st
Rev Rex TEsTT5 PERGY Rp s. SE;A &SRANT Resor
Morning service II a. m.
Chldren's service. p. m.
Musical service. p. m.
sittings free at all services.
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5th-ave above
aoth-st' Rev: d. PARKER MORGAN, D. D. Rector
racbs m hog hgd S0HnTq2R Tn II m morning prayer
prayer. Preacher. Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATIoN
Madison ave and 35th-st
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GARDENER and FIORISr.-German 30.
married small family. % years expert
ence in fruit howers. vegetables and land
scape. on gentleman private place, good
references. GARDENER. SSo Wildwood ST,
Brooklyn.
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GARDENER.-M Married 80: 10 years ex
perience in cut flowers. grapes. vege-
table, and mushrooms. and competent 70
take charge ~ private place. Address A.
JOHNSON. i45 Mount Nernon-ave. Mount
Vernon n Y
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ADIRONDACK BALsAM.

ADIRONDACK BAISAM cures catarrh,
bronchitis, sore lungs and colds; inhal-
ing process outfit enough for 3 months
use, 60 cents: at your druggists; sample
sent for a 10-cent piece by the ADIRON-
DACK BALSAM CO.. 121 w 42d-st.. n. Y.
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COUNTESS sCHIMMELMANN.

OF Denmark give story OF her conversion in
Marble Collegiate Church. 9TH and 29th
Monday,
at 80 p. m
A.. c. Dixon pTesides.
+. II. Jacobs sings. Seats free
TWO ILLUSTRATED ADDRESSES Ny
GEORGE WHARTON JAMES
OF Pasadena. California. General subject: What Ms
Travels Have Taught Me- West Side Y. NJ. c. A
Auditorium 31S 57th-st. shave Sunday
afternoon 4:15 Music by West Side Branch Quartet
Evening o'clock For exclusively.
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GARDENER and FLORIST Married. as
head gardener on gentiemans place:
best personal references. state particulars.
GARDENER Box 80. Mamaroneck. y. y.
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ADNERTISE EsdE.SrS and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received az tseir Uptown
Once. No. I. "a Broadway. % door north
% S1st-st. until . O'Clock p m. adVer-
usements received az the following braach
Offices al regular Office rates until e. clock
p. m, viz. 254 shave. s E. cor. 23d-st.:
l52 6th-ave.. cor 12th-st. Macy's 6th-
ave. and 14th-st.; l42 Colunbus-ave.. neaT
West 66th-st: i06 West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave; % East 14th-s 257 West s2dst..
between 1th and sth Tves- 1S9 East 4Tth-
ST.. SIS Sd-ave.. between 18th aud TTth
sts. 1.O26 Sd-ave.. near Sist-st. I lbs tSt-
ave. near S9th-st: ESQ Sd-ays.. nsA< 4Ist.
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN wishes home.
viii help around house can helm vvith
housewo,k in small famiiS: eight Years
reference All Amsterdam ave. arst fio0r
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-GONERNESS-B French lasFy.
20 care for and teach children not under
nNe years oid; good references. 40 obfec-
tion 70 the country Address L A M
i.242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-27

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. 104th-
Rev, p. NJ WATERS Pastor. will preach Morning
subject. The Fna Separation evening THE Power Of
the Cross Special evangeistc services Sunday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
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ST. JOHNS. ~ r.. Sept. is.-The first
OF a series Of disasters to the fishing feet
on the Grand Banks during the recent
storm has Just been reported. The GIou-
cester schooner Taiisman brought TO Bay
Bulls. twenty miles south OF St Johns.
the crew OF the Provincetown schooner
Willie a. Mackay. which foundered last
Friday. having been literally beaten to
pieces by the waves.
While endeavoring to ride out the gale.
the schooner sprang leak and soon be-
came wateriogged. The cable parted and
she drifted severty-nve miles. Water
Chokcd the cabin and forecastle and the
entire crew were confined on deck. pump
ing the whole time to keep her afioat. II
VAS impossible TO leave the vessel. as on
~ two dories remained and the crew were
about abandoning hoTes OF rescue when
the Taiisman was sighted. II was only
With the greatest difnculty that the
" enty-four men were taken of. George
NauEhton. unmarried. "A native Of som
ervilie. got away In n dory. His fate 3.
rot known.
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WILL SELL CHILDREN.
Auction of Little Ones by Salvation
Army Tonight.

Rev. Mr. westergelt of Kawaiahao
Church was present at the morning ses-
sion OF the officers council of the Army
yes terday and by request made a short
address on the needs and difficulties of
the Hawaiian work. His talk was very
much appreciated by the Saliva tionists
ara arrangements were made for him to
speak again to the council Thursday
nte rnlng
That the Army soldiers can enjoy
the mselves around the festive board was
quite evident last evening, when the local
lcrrps and their visitors gathered around
two long tatles in their hall and partook
! of the good things spread before them.
The after-dinner speeches we're not of the
Us uaI kind, the adore sses mace ~ TIE
id.fere mt delegates being confined criiireIy
! TO Salvation Army topics, and calculated
TO sDthuse and encourage Dc~ converts
ard beginners IN the good way
II night the Auction Sale OF Children
Vii be conducted for the first time in Ho-
Isoiulu. The service. which IS intended TO
slow the different influences in the world
to which people generally yield them
selves. and point out the superiority of
Christianity, Is most interesting. Major
Weed will act es auctoneer; the children
are those Of the Arn1y's Sunday school
iisere, and prominent members will take
part
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BLACKS WIN THE
CUBAN ELECTIONS
The Whites now Declare The m
selves in Favor Of
Annexation.

SANTIAGO. Cuba. Sept. lS.-The cleo
lions for delegates TO the constitutional
conv ention have resulted In favor OF the
'lilack party throughout this entire prov
ince. and the Whites now openly declare
ths mseives TO be annexationists. Ten
thousand colorcd men who had worked
themselves up almost TO a frenzy. and
wearing badges containing skull AMI
crcss-bones. signifying death 10 the Re
publican party. paraded through the
principal streets OF the city last night,
carrying taliow candles and torches. \
nc n funeral Of the Republican party was
held today and was attended by about
leo coiored persons The white people
arr cautious and are avoiding conflicts
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OF STRIKE
Continued from Page -

ever remains but a general demand for
increased pay and recognition of the or
der as the agency through which differ
eroes should be adjusted"
W. s. Thorn, director of the Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company, made this statement
after talk with the company's mine su-
lp.rintendent over the long distance wire:
I'VE operate thirteen collieries and all
hut two are closed. The strike appears 10
h. general throughout the mining dis
trlcts Many men have reported In our
nires but hardly enough to justify Work
/ ing the two collieries, so that 1t IS PROB
able that they will be closed.
| The tie-up viii doubtless last week
and then the men will begin TO get dis
50 tisfied and viii want 10 return TO work
IN. miners as far We can learn, have
not sufficient resources to carry on
> p-t ,oneed strike Should the strike con
time for a long time railroad earning:
will of course be affected.
THE operators can hold out Tor a
leas. six months. II is our custom Il
carrv on our books orders for SIX months
IL advance We have q fair supply OF
hand Retailers, especially In the coun-
try hold good-sized stocks ] think tn'
situation justifies an advance in prices
We anticipate no trouble al cur mines
Extra watchmen have been hired, ou
this is the only precautIon which We have
taken. do not think that any paupei
iator will be imported unless the strlk'
should be prolonged
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ALASKA AND HAWAII.
Local References in Roosevelts Let
ter Of Acceptance.

OYSTER BAY, ~. y. Sept. is.-Gov
Rooseveit's letter Of acceptance con-
tains the following paragraphs Of inter-
est 10 Hawaii:
our next acquisition Of territory was
that % Texas. secured by treaty after
IL had been wrested from the Mexicans
By the Texans themselves. Then came
the acquisition OF California. New Mex
30. Arizona. Nevada and parts OF Colo
RADIO and Utah as the result OF the Mex
lean war supplemented Ave years later
by the Gadsden purchase.
The next acquisition was that OF
Alaska. secured from Russia by treaty
and purchase. Alaska was full 1f ma
lives. some Of whom had advanced well
beyond the stage OF savagery and we're
christians. They we're not consulted
about the purchase nor was their aC-
quicsccnce required. The purchase was
made by the men who had just put
through triumphant war 20 restore
lhe Union and free the slave; but none
- them deemed II necessary 20 push
the doctrine OF the consent OF the gov
orncd" 20 a conclusion so fantastic rs
- necessltate the turning over Of alas
ka 60 it, original owners. the niian
and the Aieut. For thirty years the
United states authorities. military and
civil. exercised the supreme authority
lon n tract OF land many times larger
than the Philippines. In which II did
not seem likely that there would ever
be- any considerable body Of white in
hRbitants.
b Nearly thirty years passed before the
next instance of expansion occurred
which was over In the island Of Hawaii
IN effort was made at the end of p -
ident Harrison's Administration To- 80
cure the annexation OF Hawaii. The
Effort was unsuccessful. In a debate In
Congress. on February ?. 1894. one oi
the leaders In opposing the annexation
~ the islands. stated. These islands
are more than two thousand miles dis
tant from our extreme Western b0un-
dairy We have a serious race problem
now In our country and I am not IN
favor Of adding TO our domestic fabri,
mongrel population COZ this char.
acter). our constitution makes NJ
provision for a colonial establishment
Any territorial government we might
establish would necessarily. because ol
the population. be an oligarchy. whici
would have TO be supported by armed
soldiers" Yet Hawaii has now beer
annexed and her delegates have sat "
the national conventions OF the tive
great parties. The fears then express
"a in relation 20 an "oligarchy" anS
armed soldiers" are not now seriousl.
entertained IA any human being; ye
they are precisely the objections
urged against the acquisition Of tn
Philippines at this very moment. W
are making no new departure. We a.
not taking a single step which In an,
way AFFECTS our institutions or our ira
ditionai policies. From the beginnin'
we have given widely varying degree
81 cif-Eovernment TO the different ter
ritorles according 20 their needs.
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the Fifth was holding sway. their faces

the Fifth was holding sway, their faces
wreathed in smiles.
Il object to being entered in the list
Of nominees for the Fifth District. .
continued McCandless. Il understand
and have understood 1t that there is a
man here who is trying 10 knife me.
Nobody looked particularly savage
while he was speaking. 1T is a ques-
ton Of being knitted a second time if my
name is put up now, he continued. Il
was beaten in the senatorial contest.
believe the inclination is In this meet
ing to do the same thing" (cries OF
Not No,i'D
Mr. Dowda. who had nominated Mr
McCandless, refused TO withdraw the
Nomination. and Mr.. McCandless had
the pleasure Of being elected by unan-
imous vote. and not knife" showed
up during the counting Of the votes.
The nominations were as follows:
II. r. Hitchcock. Enoch Johnson. L
L. McCandless. L. ]. McCabe. J. L
terhouse and W. ]. Coelho. Thirt,
votes were cast
ballot was taken on the names. re
Sulting as follows:
/ L. l. McCandless. 90: ]. l. Kaulukou
20: Enoch Johnson. a; II. r. Hitchcock
/ p: l. J. McCabe. 80; r. +. T. Water
house. Il: w. J. Coelho. l.. and s. VI
/ Damon. IL
AS the committee had decided that tn
first six receiving a. majority Of vote
should BE- declared elected the chair
man announced Messrs> McCandless
kaulukou. Johnson, Hitchcock an
| McCabe elected. a tie vote on Water
7 house and Toelho was announced an
a new ballot was east for the two. re
sulting in Coelho receiving IS and Wa
terhouSe II votes. Coelho was declare
! The efvff faar ~
lected by the Fifth District.
The committee adjourned
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26
RTlSH CABINET
} MAKING POLITICS
} Tor an lmperiaIistie Cam
Palsn on a Large
Scale.

YORK sept IA dispatch to
aung from London says
sirhev White Ridley was fairly
~ hf newspaper correspondents
D. meeting Of the privy council at
pa and as they would not reviss
h'essis Tuesday. september CT.
a'a nan,unsd through the United
'r is iue date Cor The dissolution
if'amsnt
a'a designated allows the shortest
niff.u for nominations and
~ domination can be- made
ri ast ny OF september. and the
p Fl Dol finished by October is
- m' as rapid here a. they are
AnfH1a The Liberals have not
| y 'aff Use ~ candidates and ~
~ n'i no time fYr completing
Nnsullly large number % bor-
districts viii BE- uncontcsted.
fnIuE lu without . strunElu.
ftnE proof has been offered
~. n' sanction % the Queen pub
VII hu conferred during the
n'1 imperial interests
iI once has announced that
-. A'H Duchess % YORK. Will visit
s n Che spring 20 open the
amrnt % United Australia
explained ~ mark Of she
..Oon 70 the loyalty Of tn
Np battle Tor tho preservation
lord salisbury receives
-, pmmfndine this royal jour
Ii Doubt Mr. Chamber RIA in
~ ,he policy. a. ne has also
.r,- muster in London Of repre-
=. n.ll volunteers. headed -
rrt'ew by The Queen.
'NHt tbo new Parliament.
-. may have something morv
,.... N'fk t1 d0 IN the meeting m
~... nit BE- u didlcult 20 credit
sn i'rif That the Chinese auo--
\. l7EIslHtive action In No
1.l I'fnfn Once IN announc-
..ft. ching ana Earl ~ arr
v.,. hf The Emperor % no
~. 'l' lowers virtually take
-. i'Irrt out ~ current polifics
During this long IN
49,. I.Ft IN the East. az least
g.. rraiually subside
49,. p. TIE elections. however
N 49, rI hoberts bulletins with
n, v. ,ll 'aecination for the pub
n ..li,,'n1Its success IN driving
II. ...''is actoss ne Vet b. ths
~. 'ni accorded in the last
NJ .,.. and " IL hailed A. q
.si.ls The last stage Of ths
r rfi.. .'"efor. little that Il he.
Il 4. ''Fn lost heart ard hav,
r.,...'p if any % their character
So. ani the nritlah battalion
49, A.. ll' mainly huntl-E dowi
49,, ..fs anl capturinr eas,ie an,
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WAR
| CLOSING Up
Etsh at Portuguese
| Border.
EF1NG FOR RAILWAY
l,,m With Krusgsr--Capture Of
|ltrs Amount Of Transyaal
Rolling Stock.

IxylgK sept ia dispatch TO
.mns from London says: "A
80 ,f the Hustenbourg Com
| ~ rlfrrnded and there are re-
[ I'D rlmmandant uotha has Civ
- up. The Malls correspon-
| .vntsburg says II is stated that
| rf.s Is expected % leave Pre-
| rng'and about October "a.
spoudent ~ the Daily Tel
laurcuto Marques has been
tn Interview with Mr.. Kruc-
~ on president. however. de-
| answer lnterrogatorics In per
| Al biz spokesman was Mr.. nar-
! m Tunsvam commissioner ~
III .yIio himself. remained In an
nj uum with the door wide open.
y Heapundent had only n pass
nasr I'd him, sitting cross lcgg 4
srf. .hblr. dressed In black. and
AL Ien eye covered by<a SHADE.
,y n Questions. Mr. Berdcl pro-
BIZ ulh 81 british cruelties IN the
Ind made more or less Wild as.
b 1f murders % women and
N By Nafilrs led by the British
s0u.d prove. h. added. that W
nearly beaten"
TGuT OS THE BORDER.
BENZu MARQUEE sept. Is
sr - proceedins az komatipoort
available men have been sen
fontior II In expected that tn
Hroort bridge viii be- destroyed
great uneasiness here.
Naupoort In a town on the frontie
funsyaai ana the railroad lead
n PRETORIA % Portuguese terri
o BEL situated about nifty mile
euronEo Marques with the occu
1f komatipoort. the Britis
b. able 90 cut or all supple
is The Beers by railroad frof
Iasso territory.
rrUg or ROLLING STOCK.
Dos. sept iS.-Lord Roberts r,
bonn Machadodorp. under date ,
Fh'r i5th. that a few minor skill
have taken place between IN
troops and tho Beers. BE add
sterai French has captured mr.
1'tes. In addition 90 forty thre
.res and other rolling stoc
took when h. occupied Bar
sptembcr isth. and that Ger
slhensun was ordered o. occur
W during the afternoon 81 :
rih
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26

Secretary OF state Hay Is one OF the.
most patient OF men. He likes TO bee
helpful TO newspaper correspondents.
and receives them freely In his office
and gives them such information and
hints as the proprieties viii permit.
Even the representatives OF the sen
satlonal or yellow papers are treated
with courtesy. though naturally with
due caution. Imagine the Secretary's
surprise one afternoon during the heat
II the Chinese crisis Says Walter
Weiiman). when he was up TO his ears
In work and anxiety. TO hear from the
Ilps % william. his faithful messenger,
these words. Mr.. Secretary. the New
York - wants you 10 step TO the
telephone" Mr. Hay gasped, caught
his tongue In the nick of time. recover
sd his diplomatic urbanity. and replied;
Say that the Secretary expresses deep
regret that just at this moment he Is
very much engrossed In Important
work" Unfortunately what he said
under his breath could not. under the
rules Of the telephone exchange. be sent
over the wires.
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chief signal officer. dated at ST. Michaels.
Alaska. August 10th. General Greedy had
nearly completed his trip over the course
where the Alaskan telegraph line Is to be
constructed. His dispatch requested the
Immediate sending Of materials to Alaska
Tor finishing the line.
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Latest Sugar Prices.

NEW YORK. Sept. B.-sugar-Raw.
firm: fair refining. lac, centrifugal. &C
test. Sc; molasses sugar, &C. Refined
Firm; crushed e.55c: powdered, Csc.
graduated. else.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26

Minister of War Castro of Salvador
has been executed because of a plot,
which involved murder. against the
President of that country
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The COMMITTEES adjourned.


Music is sometimes divided into two
classes, sacred and profane. For par
ticulars as TO profane music. go to
sacred concert."-Boston Transcript
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Mr.. Rosin Box: Ny friend. you don't
look we'll"
Mr.. Violin: NO: I'm completely I'M
strung. Judge.
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~ ''pN' sspt IA dispatch
''r'f from General Greedy.
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FOR BOTH
THE HOUSES

CONTINUED from Page L,
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

In the meeting OF the Fifth District
committee affairs took a different turn.
There was friction at the start When
l.. l. McCandless' name was mentioned
as nominee for the lower house Of
the Legislature he rose to his feet in
anger and protested against his name
being used in that connection.
II have been knitted by some one in
this committee" said he. his voice ris-
ing as ne Indignantly made his protest.
Il was knitted in the senatorial contest
and I think I will be knitted in this
contest also"
The committeeman Of the Fourth Dis
trict gathered around the room In which
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-26
THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

Colonel Jones. chairman of the Fourth
District committee called for order, and
W. II. Hogs was made secretary. Their
was a short session. The names of tbs
Representatives were nominated quick
~. the nominations closed, and the
chairman cast one ballot for the entir'
six. and the nominees were declared the
choice Of the Fourth District.
a. G.. NJ. Robertson was nominated by
j. T. Cooke: W. III. Hogs by Georg'
Mcleod: Jonah Kumalai by a v. Gear
J. Keiki by J. ID. McVeigh; Gillian b,
Crabbe. William Aylett by Boyd. Tn
nominations were closed. and upon mo
ton OF a V. Gear the chairman cas-
the ballot for all.
The con, rniffee then adjourned
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-13
DREAMER MURDERER ARRESTED.


District Attorney Claimed Ho Had EyI-
dence of Promsditated Killing.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Alfred Morri-
son, who shot and killed one of hia
wives, with whom he was living in
Mount Vernon, is under arrest. Ho
was arraigned and held for the grand
jury on the charge Of murder in tho
first degree.
Morrison. Oh the night of / 2S,
shot his wifc Aida and sho died tho
following day. He said the shooting
was the result Of fright occasionctf by q
dream OF burglars. The woman her.
self, knowing that death was certain,
attributed the shooting to tho same
cause as Morrison did. The coroiier's
Jury exonerated him.
Some days later Morrison's u original
wife, whom he married many years
ago, gave information that he was a
blglmist.
Morrison was committed to jail with.
out bail. sE9 IA
The next grand Jury will assemble in
White Plains on the first Monday in
February.
District Attorney Andrews claimed
that ho had sufficient evidence to prove
that Morrison, in shooting Lis wife,
committeds u deliberate and premedi.
tuted murder.