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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
DEpEw ON IMPERIALISM.

Senator Depew said in his speech in
Chicago last Monday evening:
''The terror Of imperialism is a ghost.
mean American imperialism. 1t has
been tried for 100 years. 1t was prac.
ticed by Washington, it was tested up
on an enormous scale by jefferson, it
was put in operation by Monroe, Jack
son, Polk and Pierce. All gave it their
sanction, all of them, to the great
glory and power of our country, pur.
sued the same path of imperialism
which is now being tried by president
McKinley."
L. Senator Depew quite sure about
this?
In the Chicago Times Herald of May
%, 1898, appears an interview with SEN
atorS SDepew, from which the Record pre-
sents a few extracts:
" If we should keep the Philippine
Islands, 2 said Mr.. Depew, I'VE would re.
verse the traditions Of this government
from its foundation. We would open
apla new line es; " Lst, Y .. Sc
y = aoo government over possibly
lo'ooSg!,OOO Of people 5000 miles away
ir9R us; it would mean the increase
Iof our navy to the proportion Of the
navies OF Europe. What else
does world wide-policy mean to us?
1t means the Capitalization which
would change materially the relations
of the United States to the federal
government. The control of these pops
ular colonies would be centered at
Washington, and we should have
centralization cf power far beyond
what the old federalists ever dreamed
of. You cannot have empire without
all its attributes, and that means a
practical revolution of our form Of
government and an abandonment of
the beliefs which the fathers held when
they established this government in
1776.'"
Senator Depew also points out In
this interview that territory previous
ly annexed was contiguous to the Unit
ed States and sparsely settled, so that
it was practically virgin soil from which
to carve out new states inhabited by
Americans. Is Senator Depew right in
saying that president Mckinley is
treading the path that was tlodden by
his predecessors or is there truth and
wisdom in the words spoken by him
more than two years ago which are
quoted above2
The distinguished senator from New
York ought to have more respect for
his own reputation as statesman than
to declare that there is no difference
between holding as colony certain is.
lands, densely inhabited by Malays and
situated 5000 miles from the coast of
the United States and annexing virgin
soil lying on this nations borders set
ting it with our own people and trans
forming it into sovereign states of the
American union.-Chicago Record.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

+ Look over the names Of the men on
the democratic county ticket which ap'
pears at the head Of this column. All
Of them are worthy citizens. amply
qualified to fill the positions for which
they have been nominated. They an
entitled to allthe aid possible and should
be given the endorsement at the poll.
they deserve:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

,'settle the coal strike" shouts Mark
Hanna to the big boss operators of the
east. '.Settle 1t somehow until after
election and do as You please after
that.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

Evidences of Mckinley prosperity
constantly multiply. Not only hun.
dreds Of thousands of dinner pals are
empty and the wife who would cook
the dinner to fill the pail if she had the
wherewith and her children, starving;
but mercantile failures were never be.
fore more plenty for long term and
they are constantly increasing in mum.
ber.
This is what Dun & Co. (rep. goldite
and imperiaD say for last week about
the failures:
Failures for the week were 2O6 in the
United States, against 1874 last year, and
twenty-three in Canada, against twenty
last year"
This is what the gold standard and an
unjust and unlawful war does for US.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

II only cost s2O,ooo,Ooo to buy the
war with the Philippines from Spain,
but 1t has cost $2OO,OOO, 600 more up
TO this time to carry it on and the
end is not any nearer in sight than at
the beginning.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

The youth Of the land have begun to
realize that the trusts haye closed the
door Of opportunity in industry against
them and are demanding that the trusts
be suppressed and the door re-opened.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

All those who favor those twin relics
Of barbarism, polygamy and slavery"
will vote for Mckinley. All opposed
Will vote for Bryan.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18
COUNTY TICKET.

For Auditor
GEO. CA kTM RIGHT
Of High Point.
For Clerk of District Court,
ARTHUR f. MOORE,
OF Decatur.
For County Attorney.
sS MARION MOODARD,
Of Leon.
For Recorder.
CHAS. IL. BROWN.
of Bloomington.
For Member Board OF Supervisors,
WM.H. HAzAEF,
Of Center.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-10-18

The Hanna "dinner pail'' appears to
be full of .'hot air."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County of

er Kelly New and d6e4 abs & u against Rob
and sara dy ads nS OF Judgment Of
action bearing the 3oth day Of Aprt, I965 the
g s the Referee in said judgment named will
5sies Room No III Broadwa borough of Man
II noon on that day BY peter s q Me Mey Hs
sold "a and 9TH therein described follows:
together 'n %h W2 the b1 lots pieces or Of land
of the R6r6e yng and being in the Twelfth Ward
foI taken separately bounded and described
M3 All that hat certain lot piece Of land
epsetnf With the building and mprovements thereon
OF the Borough of Manhattan. the City OF
P %a b9 ON t Ea,sFy side Of Hamilton
quarter $50 Northey from the corner formed
a9d G4 the Street B b e Ss M G4s
Of party Wall rnnH 1fd the on centre
Easerly side of Hamilton Terrace seventeen %
orhey OF on one nG and 's fae
eight 1s feet one and Ra iT wa sn
IN Southwesterly direction seventeen 40 and three
feet and eleven QD Eastery from the Eastery
parallel With the Noher se Of One ON hume e
through party Ws aRd RaFt a OF the distance
inches to the Eastery side of Hamilton Terrace. the
No Al that lot piece or parcel of land to
ed situate lying being in the twelfth Ward Of the
ed 9nd d es a cow to city W Of bound
P % Gn ef a h @ OF @ s s
quarter ,9 inches Northeriy from the corner formed
hundred fortyhrst Street with the Eastey Side Of
Hamilton Terrace and opposite of party
wall running thence Northerly and along Eastery
sac or Hamilton Terrace eighteen GS) feet
lnches thence Eastery and line drawn parallel
the Northerly side of West
Street and part OF the distance through a party
eighty $50 feet three-quarter (T3.) inches
thence in Southwesterly direction eighteen QSD
SIX and hVeoeighths C6ss) inches point distant
etyn nine 90 feet and Easterly
and on line drawn parallel with Northery
OF West One hundred and forty-fiISt
the distance through wall seventy-nne 90
and four (4 inches to the Eastery side of Hamilton
Terrace; at the point place of beginning.
Parcel No. above described will subject TO
the Hen of certain prior
Kelly TO Mary L Fraser payment oil the
sum or $4,000 with interest from the list July.
in the office of the Register of the County
in liber 10i, Section OF Mortgages. at 3S9.
Parcel No above described will be sold subject
lien OF certain prior mortgage executed by Robert Kelly
70 Mary l. Fraser TO the of the OF
$4,000. with interest thereon the
1899 at per cent, which mortgage recorded
in the office of the Register of the County
in Liber 80. Section of Mortgages at page All.
Both OF the above described will be sold subject
also to certain restrictions against nusances and
erected said premises contained a
ment between William II. De Forest T. w. Holt ir
dated November 9th. 1885, and recorded
the Register of the County of New York. in Iber
recorded Iiber POLL of Conveyances page SOS
ROLlIIN NJ. MORGAN Referee
DAILY. HOYT & MASON. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office
and Postoffce Address. IL William Street New York
City.
The following is diagram the property be sold
described above. the street numbers being - 20
Hamilton Terrace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
fore closure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Jeremiah p Robinson and Isaac r. Robin
Trustees for Elizabeth De Witt Leonard plaintiffs
against John insolvency and others, defendants. &C
TON NO. l.
pursuance Judgment foreclosure and sale dulv
made and entered in the above entitled action
the Referee in said judgment named, at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Saesroom No III
Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. City of York on
the oath of May. 1900, o'clock noon on that
day by William N. Ryan. ESQ, Auctoneer premises
directed to be sold by said judgment de
scribed follows:
ALL lot piece parcel of land with the
haitian in the city OF New York. bounded and de
scribed follows that is say: COMMENCING at A
point in the easterly line Of Broadway formerly the
Boulevar) distant Sxtyseven go six 90 inches
Southery from the formed by the
the said Eastery line of Broadway Southerlv
line of One hundred and street and running
thence Eastery line parallel hundred and
of wall Seventy-fve feet thence South
erly on line parallel with Broadway Thirty-two
feet and six 49, inches thence Westerly line parallel
with One hundred and twenty-ffth Street Seventv-fve
l0) feet to the Eastery line Broadway and thence
Northery along the said Easterly line
t-two 32) feet and six 90 inches point place
OF beginning said being Block 1879
Said premises being further by street Number
1892 Broadway.
Dated New York May End 1900
AUGUSTUS H VANDERPOEI. Referee
owen d Sturges. Attorneys for Plaintiffs II Wall
street Borough Of Manhattan, n. Y. City.
The following is a diagram property 10 be sold:
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foreclosure Sales.

tionee the premises directed by said Judgment to be
sold, and therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece parcel of land with the
buildings and improvements thereon erected lying
and being in the City of New York and bounded and
scribed follows:
BEGINNING at point the Easterly side of Ham
ton Terrace distant hundred and four GOD feet
four (4) inches Northerly formed
intersection of the Northeriy side hundred
and fortyrst Street with the Eastery side Hamilton
Terrace running thence Norhery and along the Easer
side of Hamilton Terrace seventeen az feet five and
three quarter to@D inches thence Eastery and line
drawn parallel with the Northery side of West One
hundred and fortyrst street and of the distance
eight and threequarter $40 inches thence
westerly direction seventeen 40 feet six and three
eghths 6ss) inches point distant (7D
feet five and seveneighths $50 inches Eastery from
the Easterly side Hamilton Terrace: thence
Westerly sevenyfour (7D feet five and eghths
(51s) inches the side of
the point place beginning
The above described premises will be sold subject
certain restrictions nuisances
AFFECTING the character of the buildings be erected
said premises contained in certain between
William II. De Forest and T, W. Holt, Jr.. dated No
vembe 9th 1856 and recorded In the Office of the Reg
lister of the County of New York in Iiber zoos
veyances, page 81 modified by certain agreement
recorded in Iiber POLL of Conveyances. page 3oS.
Dated: New York. May 1900.
RoLLIN NJ. MORGAN Referee.
DAILY, HOYT & MASON
Attorneys for Plaintiff. office P o. Address:
IL William Street, New York City.
The following is diagram of the property be
as described above the number being 81
Terrace:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10

jeremiah p Robinson and Isaac r. Robinson Trts-
John McSweeney and others, defendants. ACTION No a
In pursuance Of judgment and sale duly
made and entered the action and hearing
date the 9th day OF April 1900 the undersigned the
referee In said judgment will
ton at the New York Real Estate sales-room. No Ill
Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan o York on
tho Path day a O'Clock thar
by William NJ Ryan Esq. Auctioneer premises al,
reced TO be sold by said judgment therein described
> N''0'u
ALL that certain lot, piece parcel Of land with the
buildings thereon erected situate in the Borough
haitian. in the City OF New York bounded and de-
scribed follows. that is TO COMMENCING AZ
point in the Eastery line OF Broadway formerly the
Bouevard) distant Thirty (35) from the
corner formed by intersection Eastery line
OF Broadway with hundred ana
twenty NTH Street and running thence Eastery line
parallel with One hundred and NTH and mart
OF the distance through the centre Of party wall seventy
I'VE CI5 feet. thence Southeriy a parallel with
broadway thirty C32D (6) inches thence
Westerly line parallel with One hundred and twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
SUPREME COURT, County of New York

- William F. Bantje Plaintiff. against Joshua F
Howes al, Defendants.
In pursuance of Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
duly made and entered in the aboveented action bear
ing date the first day of May 1900 l. the undersigned
the Referee said judgment named, will sell Public
Auction the Exchange Sales Room, No. Broadway
in the Borough of Manhattan City of New York,
Goth day OF May 1900 Il o'clock noon on that day
by Peter F. Meyer Co. Auctioneers premises di-
reced by judgment be sold described
follows:
All certain lot. piece. parcel land situate
lying and being in the Borough of Manhattan, City and
County Of New York. bounded and described follows
BEGINNING at point the northery side hun
dred and twentieth Street distant
erlv the formed by intersection of the
northery side of One hundred and
side Eighth Avenue running thence north
erly parallel with Eighth Avenue hundred
eleven inches the line of the block
ery along said line OF the block twenty-five feet
thence southerly again parallel with Eighth
Of the distance through party wall, hundred
feet and eleven inches the said OF
hundred twentieth Street and
the twenty-five feet the point place Of be-
ginning.
Dated New York. May 3. 1900.
DAVID r. DAILY, Referee
JOHN J. GLEASON. Attorney for Plaintiff Nassau
ST. n. Y. City.
The following is a diagram property to be sold
described above the street number being 3O3 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Interior. Office Affair.
Washington. D. c., March 90 18OOSealed proposals in
Proposals for blankets wooden and cotton goods
clothing, etc the be, and
Commissioned Of Indian Affairs. Nos II 10 Wooster
New York City, will be received o'clock
OF Tuesday May Is. 1900 for furnishing
indian Service. blankets wooden and cotton
notions hats and Bids be made On
blanks Schedules giving necessary information
will furnished application Indian
once Washington. D. C; Nos II Wooster street
CommssaTes Of Subsistence y S A. at Cheyenne Leav
enworth. Omaha. St Louis. st. Paul Francisco
the pos,masters Sioux City, YEnkton Arkansas City
Caldwell Topeka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be
the hour and days above
invited present the opening The Department re-
the right TO Determine the point delivery
reject and all bids. or any part OF any
w. A JONES. urniss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10

The approximate amount of the lien
isy which the above described property is be sold
S5.SS314. with interest thereon from the 10Th of
April 1900 together with costs and allowances amounting
1851 ST. with from April so 1900.
the of the sale. The approximate OF
taxes other liens which allowed
the purchaser of the purchase money paid
the referee Of parcel No. above described
S23 % and interest and of parcel
described is S4s 04 and interest together with
1900 which be a he
premises a the OF said sale.
Dated: New York. May l, 1900.
ROIL.IN NJ. MORGAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
such work is often apt to be more artistic than
instructive

instructive.
The study of the Spanish language will pre-
sumabIy receive an impetus in America from
our increasing practical interest in countries
where Spanish in spoken. A good book for the
student newly engaged in commercial enter
prises In the West Indies or the Philippines is
Progressive Exercises in Spanish Prose Com
position (Henry Holt G. Coz, which has been
prepared with much common sense by M. M.
Ramsay and A. ]. Lewis. From the same pub
fishers we have received good students edition
of Tennyson's THE Princess" edited with in
PRODUCTION and notes, by Professor Sherman,
Of the University of Nebraska,
1.-The Practice of Palmistry for Professional
Purposes Chicago: Laird & Lee, by Comte c.
de Saint German, is composed OF two volumes
in one, and runs to over four hundred pages.
The author takes his subject very seriously
Dealing for example, with the Zine OF fate, ne
says that he does not like the phrase, since
it seems to imply to too great an extent the ex-
istence of fatality as ruling power over mans
destiny. Now, the very basis of the system
which I teach in these pages Is that,
within certain bounds which do not pretend to
delimit freedom of action is left, or rather
given to man to mould his life he sees fit.
One of the essential differences between palm
istry and the various forms Of fortune telling
and mean those forms that are not necessarily
fraudulent but have some sort OF scientific
oundation-consists. therefore, in this principle,
that hands reveal tendencies. they
also indicate whether not we are endowed
with such amount Of will power as will help
US to conquer our weaknesses" Fatality, we
are told, ceases to have any meaning in connec-
ton with "Palmistic reading" In short the
author considers that the many principles and
examples he gives are capable Of being put to
practical purpose by mankind. Perhaps some Of
his readers will agree with him, but we must
confess that amused than impressed
by M. de Saint-Germain's solemn pages.
From the office of THE Shipping World in
London, comes THE Shipping World Year Book
for 1900" This excellent manual has been ex-
panded to more than eleven hundred pages In
order to include various features Of importance.
Complete new tariffs Of the world given. The
rules governing the loading of turret deck YES
sells and ships Of that type are set forth The
metrical scale adopted by the Board of Trade
for merchant and passenger ships is recorded,
there is list of the vessels built and in course
Of construction for the navies of the world in
the year just past and the output of the worlds
shipyards during 1899 is exhibited.
THE Writing Table of the Nineteenth Cen
fury" Brentano's), by Mr.. F. Schuyler Mathews.
contains a good deal OF information about her
aldry. visiting cards, invitations, announce
ments, writing paper, and divers other kindred
matters. The book is freely illustrated with
crests and coats of arms. It gives the heraldric
blazonry of more than five hundred Colonial
American families. The volume is prettiIy made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
Hamilton Terrace.

me approxm amount of or charge to satisfy
. eao 9ne above described property sold is
with interest thereon he dav of
april 1900 together with allowances amounting
10 10 with interest from April 3Oth 1900 together
Nun xne expenses OF the sale The approximate
o taxes assessments. other liens, which To
aEwed 70 the purchaser of purchase money
p ;t py the Referee is S36955 and interest together
NJ tne water rates for 1900 if any, MAJ
Hen upon me premises at the time of said sale.
Dated: New York. May LIST, 1900
ROIIIN NJ MORGAN Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10

Inc approximate amount Of the mortgage lien or charge
sa!SS which the above described property is TO be
1an SOL ~ with interest from the 26th day April
coU together with the and allowance
10 55o4S with interest April 27th 1900 togethe9
with the expense. - ' o~A
va approximate amount OF the taxes and
eHts' or other liens to be allowed
SI6 and interest. f - S Ate'eiee 10
Dated New York May End 1900
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERpOEI pa,.-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

The Shenandoah Edition" Of the Novels and
Stories Of Frank r. Stockton, published by
Charles Scribner's Sons, progresses with unusual
rapidity. II has already reached the ninth and
tenth volumes. The first Of these is devoted to
the Adventures Of Captain Horn" the second
to Mrs. Cliffs Yacht"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
No. 3f34 Broadway.

The approximate mortgage. lien charge
satisfy which the above described property 10 be 1
Is S3 no. Goth day Of April 1900
together with the costs and allowance amounting to
$3.50 Os from April 9Th 1900 together with
ne expenses Of the
The approximate OF the assessments and
water rents other liens allowed the purchaser
the purchase paid by the Referee Is $40
interest.
Dated York May End. 1900.
AUGUSTUS II. NANDERPOEI. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
foreclosure Sales.

fifth part the distance through the centre OF
another wall five 75D the Eastery
line of Broadway and thence Northery along the Easery
line of Broadway thirty $50 six (6) inches 10
the point place of beginning said promises being stu
ated in Block 1879 in Section the Land Map Of the
City OF New Said premises being further known by
the street Number 3134 Broadway.
Dated New York. May End 1900
AUGUSTUS II, VANDERFOE1l. Referee
OWEN & STURGES Attorneys for Plaintiffs. IL Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan y. Y. city.
The following a diagram OF the property be sold:
10Th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-10
lonth Stree

10th Street.
The approximate OF lien
which the above described property is sold is
So COS IL ytth interest thereon from April IS 1900 to-
gether with costs and allowances amounting SECS Al
with interest from May l. 1900. together ex-
penses OF the sale. The approximate Of taxes
assessments other liens. which allowed 10
the purchaser OF the purchase money paid by the
Referee, is S423 10 and interest, -
Dated: New York. May 3, 1900
DAVID r. DAILY. Referee