New-York tribune., 1900-08-20


Board of Governors as set forth below
Readers Of The Tribune are invited to cast
a number of votes tor any OF the candidates.
The names of scme Of the men have been
received too late for US to obtain any par
ticularS. and lew prefer to have nothing
said, trusting to their own efforts The
names are printed in the order in which
they became candidates
JOHN J. CRISTEI. shipping clerk aged p "A san
Francisco member Of company l. 5sth NsN-fors. and
went out with that regiment turing the war strong.
intelleent and an stnste, Waen ne s5Ss5ashiP Aa-
sever In ths Wrons way then Jumped into ne water
inE.
ALBERT BALME. stenographer. aged Il: young nan
with aspirations for more stirring lie
ELMER E. WILLIAMS stock brokers clerk. with Dick
Brothers aged 4 IS an a athlete and aqs 7 sm7eE Who
escapes in Ihs water: would make good norzemani
sz a' men who have led 50 far
WILLIAM J. sMYLIE. clerk. aged p. scot ey birth;
has lived on farm IN Ganaqs i ara ser se5Vsa Sa ne
with Abraham straus in Brooklyn. member Of
press comPsny No s. BToadvay aged 9ora .
4iontro5S near Psek5Sn formerly Win Vim & General
athletic young times ahead in The voting
. JACoR J. VAN BUsKIPK. Paterson. y. j.: eoansets4
with the Barnes Laundry Company
J. HERBERT FERRIS clerk with a Produces Exshanzs
ar aged Is son ot ISL ssFsyna 9 aRa 9on nm y 6 MIA
has developed cons dera6ls strength
GEORGE JFrII. bookkeeper No 7ss s.xth-avs-; more
dangerous as a competitor than this brief
would imply.
TIst NsW-YoTE. in caos and fond o sports aai a.
ge9ds y59s in f%a Foar9havs ii Nevor OF anu O''
HENRY sCsSM4N 70 10 Iafays5rs Pisss ssst 70 saa
Of Colonsl Herr susznasT soldier Of Jss cyh & %ar
the list after its return from cuba
ab5Ss1s 8gPPgNFaSs5 515s5 x s's'cesi :a
service OF the Long Island Railroad the late Aus
tin cOreiR; athlete and has visited every place
psny is develop uE ship wards New-London. Conn
JOIN L G RAEFLE. comgaaEy y K SIS 5iss Se7F-York
JOSEPH EINTRACTIT Insurance; aged "a 6orn IN Ses.
learned military tae,iss tT6% sis gssis As-y
Theodore Roosevelt then captain OF ne eoaaDaay:
n 49, 'e'e Ff With g esnsGsI "a Sillsg fS ~ I.,
Engineers. and wiki his command was On ths p1nf
2eceEved: served later with the 26ist Nsg'-Yssa
War Veterans Bronx Bor9ugh and was acting viss.
Command No 10: sometimes ahead vouns
CHARLES FREPERICK KLELY. 7lst New-Y9rk sss4
sne graduated e eellsge in Isse: ioiasa the rs:
with Ire SoPaad @ n. ygasss man am IN @ the rss.
at santiago was stricken with fever and lay IN sqsgs-
ia tiag9 s"S and the 7ist New"York y '-'
JOHN NJ GAFFNEY list New-York; a veteran Sf & =:
war with Snsin, tond OF sports and now win the
JosCA RIPE slsS age 81 20 bern hss aS5vf sa
Association and was ssrgeaat OF the American SgsTa
Public school No 81 and brother IL n the Virsaa
tary Of t6s Progressive Club. Denver, Col
STILES sfi. N sSdr s.s inches J ssS ha i9 aSss Ss .5 &
Ne Nfisn a I5nF asric9itGrs etor Of The Philaa
64emaS 6s and HE Il. sss fa1'a %as caE s9Ga sa s %
JOHN HERON clerk In an advertising agency late Of
x. @ es essny @ss tha: 1s. as sss1 sRS R64 i s
'E*%P e@P.5y wElS S '': s5 ':'Efssi mani s': sSfa
JAMES J. WALSH. West Chester. n ?.
ARTHUR $ THOMSON, clerk; aget "a ystsFas q & sas
y Eay T55R h6R fPaR IL The 2ssi3S ass sEEsa N the
CLAUDE sILvERsRAND. clerk: born IN Nsw-Y0rS'
American Guard has been eennlissary ;srEssRI sAg;
Snow1 4S Chef asd enSer s = Of several lodEs ali
You'd Tc cns ssniSf soa sfS a5en at HHi ss % and ' IN %
Produce Exchange; now IN the 22a New-Hork
JOHN FITCH. member OF the 18th New-YOFk-
'oS oSrBa 1E1A+TS TTSaS el:s ss IN ss: 1a5 once
GEORGE J. JONES clerk.
2 j, REARpoN. plumber. No % Firss-ss-. srOOEyn-
IRA III. SSRKss & o. es S s S:aTSs SPsas sa
esed in open air sports from early and taken
saa bassSa n % teams gTss Of his s5mpaay n ,hs Tis;
RUDOLPH 3. KoEHN. ssrseant. sts Nsw-Tork
E!s G s BERNA = 5,oD cePany e ..S E NasSv 5 @
nearly SIX &c. Hss s IN s isso ss SHs an s s. ss
east OF the Rocky Mountains; great lover of horses
Cuba. ard IS aow acting eOrporsi in conpaay c
rsEsE panS M.ssS o9 asSs x. 5 Nsx4 ssa e'
ATHoy xA gGeR ssqSsyS sT .s. sen sf q es 60 if +
Maiden Lane WHO served in the ist NsN'-Tork G1n-
eoln) Cavalry; the son Is an artist and eolhsSs.SS
spain with the volunteers undsr cooael CLAYTON sa:s
the return he has compiled aaeaSoIas hisso- ts0N
he was appointed battalion Susrtsrmastsr.
THOMAS WILLIAMSON, clerk for the ccnsolidStst Sas
Company; GOOD unarSsnnan. and can Tiae; mas sen
some camp life
GEORGE a KOCH Company c. TIst Nsw-Yerk-
HERBERT PARKINSON. clerk. Jersey City; msrlSer Of
Company C. tth Nsw-Jsrsey.
ALBERT 2. KrNpBERG elsrk: Lsras Court Nss-xSSS S
forward IN the contest rapidly,
ROBERT HUTCHEsoN. ofase supplies; sgsd -; born n
NeV-Nork joined the I'D NeN-YorS six years ago
best shots IN regiment ana winner o. many %
the indoor matches expert sharpshooter: Tor tour
years past conspicuous IN athletic pastinnss and
SII.AS H. MTER Battery X. lSth Heavy ARTILLERY; cs5S
for the Tide Water OIL Company; AGED .; oorn ~
and Is a member OF the 18th Heavy ~.
tilery; has received naTksrnans medals Tor the l@'
r. H, LYON an excellent shot and horssnan. hayiSs
spent his younger days the West veteran ot 80
war with spain; adtutant of TheotoTe R'oss'''
Command No 10.
JOSEPH N. PIoNE. 18th Nsw-York-
SETH NJ. Rutherford n. assd 10; we'll built ans
sturdy,
EDWARD LAWRENCE PURpY. 2aa Nsw-YsEE
''sANDow'' ALEXANDER. NsW-York CITY
WILLIAM JENNINGS BOYLE. elizabeth n. J.
JOHN \. o'poNNELI. late frat ssrsssns Company =
9th New-NCFk.
Pvoeyess Of the OOttNq
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