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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
nCYRlN0" " GERMAN-

performance Of "Cyrano de Bergerac" was
given at the Irving Place Theatre last night which
reflected great credit MIR. Conrieds skill Il
stage manager. and on his ability cast any sort
Of play with his stock company The performance
VIII not help those who have the English YER
ions Of the play which nave been presented In the
boroughs OF Manhattan ana Brooklyn 10 any new
appreciation OF the work. Every bit Of the poet 5
eanng was just clear before "a II Is now.
But those who prefer 10 their plays I'm German
have honest and competent production OF
this popular work before them.
The parts were played WITH an even degree OF ex-
ccl!cnce. II never rose to great heights. and II
never sank far 10 be uninteresting. Eugen
Schady. Cyrano expressed the soldier and the
lover in The part. but nobody would have taken
him for poet HIS nose looked more AS II II were
intended for buiesque purposes than any previously
seen here. Miss ADA MertO played Koxanc an
attractive young person Of the present day, and
with little or no attempt TO exhibit the studied
airs and Alterations OF the day Ia which Roxane is
supposed have lived.
Who're tho performance succeeded best in
tho stage pictures. To these Mr.. Conriod had OBJ
VOusly given great care The scenery was excel
lent. ana the cohorts Of supernumerarcs were
moved about and grouped most skilfully The end
Of the battle scene WAS thus made especially ef-
fectiyc. The principal actors often called be-
fore the curtain ana after the fourth Mr.. Con-
RED responded 10 a call. which he deserved more
than anybody else concerned.
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NAT GOODWIN IN A NEW PLAY.

Philadelphia, March l3.-Nat c. Goodwins new
play The Cowboy and the Lady" by Clyde Fitch,
had its first production at the Chestnut Street
Opera House tonight The scene OF the play.
which is in three acts is in Western mining com
munity Mr.. Goodwin. a college-bred. dandined
mine superintendent with strong qualities of heart
and head under a dudsh exterior. has "A part that
gives him excellent opportunities Maxine Elliott,
as neglected wife who Is secretly loved by the
mine superintendent. shared with Mr. Goodwin the
hOnOrs OF the evening.
There are three typical cowboys In the cast.
played respectively by Burr Mcintosh. Nell O'Brien
and ) VI. Hall. Gertrude Elliott appears wild
Western flower. and Estclle Mortimer is the pianist
in the dance hall. Laura Burt plays the part of
the dance hall proprietress. and Tom Obcrle that OF
a halfbreed. The play is produced al this time I'm
pursuance OF Mir GOodwin's policy OF producing a
new play each year and boxing it mp" for future
use. After this week he will resume the presenta-
ton % Nathan Hale"
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DEATH or WILLIAM II. SCHWALBE.
a MEMBER or THE THIRTEEN CLUB DIED AT
7.i3 4. NJ. OK MARCH 49,

MEMBER OF THE THIRTEEN CLUB DIED At
7:i3 4. NJ. OK MARCH 49,
william H. Schwalhe, who was the treasurer OF
the stephen Merritt Burial Company died AT Dr
Barncs's saEitarum, Stamford. Conn at 7l3
o'clock yesterday morning. lie was a member Of
the Thirteen Club and died on March l3 Us
death WAS due to nervous prostration which At
IA ckcd him fortnight ago He first went TO
Lakewood. y. J., with his physician ana last
week he taken TO Stamford His body was
removed 10 his home at No. 362 Tompkjns-ave
Brooklyn. last night.
Ar. Schwalbc was born in Baltimore about 0ftv-
seven years ago His parents later moved 10 \cV-
J DIX. lie was graduated from Columbia College
and after graduation entered the banking honso
Of Almond a Graves. afterward becoming cashier
and confidential clerk Of the auction firm Of VIII
lam H. Topping d Co. He connected with
that nrm FOR many years. and then vent into busi-
ness FOR himself - an auction commission rcr-
chant III Nos y and q Park Row. He became
connected with the stephen Merritt Burial Com
pauy about year ago.
ar Scn"dlJe WAS TWO years ago sdtcrt Using
manager for the school publication Of Ade.ph COL
legc and the Boys High School Brooklyn. and the
Berkeley Institute. Manhattan. He conducted THE
Philadelphia Journal which is the organ or Phila-
dclphos Council No. 562. Royal Arcanum. OF which
he member. Mr.. Schwalbc was also "a MEM
Der OF the Royal Arcanum Wheelmen. Manhattan
Lodge No. G.. i. and A. NJ; the old Guard Associa-
ton the 18TH Regiment Veterans Association and
formerly captain OF Company !, d that rogi-
mcut. lie was formerly president Of the Young
Peoples Association Of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church. BROOKLYN lie leaves widow ana one
daucht r. Mrs. j. A. Williamson
The funeral Will be held at $50 o'clock tomorrow
evening at the chapel at No. 2i3 Vest Twenty
Rev. ". c; p. Rhoades. Of the Marcy Avenue BaD-
list Church.
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DEATH PENALTY STANDS.
.ssrvp1y nEFBArs THE BILL ABUI'IS''''0
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

ASSEMBLY DEFEATS THE BILL ABol'S"'>'
CAPITAL. PUNISHMENT
Albany. March 1a-The first bin on the calendar
an the Assembly tonight was MI. M'le'
,h,rc can,tal punishment and substituting HE III"
nrisonment therefor and also liking inc -, -,
Gov murder in the second degree at thirty years
Imprisonment. 90 "s,r,,,e
Mr. Aids the majority leader. moved 10 SUI
out" for the purpose Of an explanation anu ,t.,
.,noal n the members to kill the Dr. VIII"
10 said was entirely unnecessary ana "s"''''
.ound Judgment Of the legislators ,r,
Mr. Ira nor Of New-York. champioheu '"V ",'
Tho nublc. he SAID against ca!l'a' p"'''"
,nent l, was almost impossible to get jury ~
oorv,c, and that was the reason - many hU'"e' =
srs went unpublished. Jurors were reluctant "'o"'
casting n vote TO send a soul into eternity.
Mr. Collins. of New-York, spoke against the meas
ure A cold-blooded. deliberate murderer was iluOn
better out Of the world than in i. he argued ana
n the death penalty were removed ""'"'
run rampant ,,
Mr. Maher appealed to the House TO pass his
bin. which. ne said. II passed coulo no' me-
Mrs Place. but In the future would prevent me
execution or women. which was an insult 10
And ron what know Of Governor Roosevelt
continued MI Naher. Il know that ne WIZ con-
,,1fe tho sentence Of Mrs Place. even though tNc
doctors deputized to examine heI d. ''e"'"H "''
sanity report her sane. 49,, ,.s tho do
hate speaking against the blli ~ me It iSoi,
time ne argued every safeguard was pac'd ABOUT
ne crinira while on trial in order TO protect ms
rights II the jury in case OF cOnVcuCh OF H"IucI
in the FIRST degrees found extenuatins cLCum-
The bin was then put on its nnal passage ana
was defeated by a vote Of A. 10 ~
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NTA.CLOSES CHAMPIONSHIP.
DEFEATED AT WATER POLO AT THE
sPORTsMEN's SHOW
SCORES FOR THE NIGHr-TUsToR WANTS Tc

SCORES FOR THE NIGHT-TUsTOR WANTS To
DIVE INTO FOUR FEET OF WATER
There was the usual large attendance nj the
Sportsmen's Show at Madison Square Garden yes
terday afternoon and last night. The marksmen
on the roof and in the cellar kept up an incessant
din while the usual interest was evinced IN the
water sports The animals looked brighter Tor
their rest OF Sunday The exhibition VIII close
tomorrow night. and It will 20 down as the most
successful In the history Of the Sportsmens AS
sOciation.
\ throng surrounded the immense tank wheh
tho athletes from the NewYOrk and the hnicker-
hooker Athletic Club teams entered the water Tor
their polo game for the championship IL was the
Orol come and considerable money was wagered
ON the result Il was battle from the start tne
Knlckerbocker men winning through superior an
around work Their passing was excellent ana
they had team work down to science. Al the
e,ort the New-York men gradually forced the pan
into their encmy's territory, and DR.. j. NJ. DAVIS
made the first touchdown after minute ana
"a 3-5 seconds OF play.
Then the rival forces settled down 10 "orK III
earnest and the Knickerbocker Athletic CiuD men
made n goal on a clever play by c. W. Van CIeai'
Tho time Of the second goal was 4:@S 80 ms
ended the scoring for the first half In the seconu
half two goals went to the Knickerbocker Athieuc
Club team both being made by Van Cleaf' Inc
total score was: Knickerbocker Athletic Cluo' o
Nev-york Athletic Club. !. The teams lined up
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TO ENLARGE PUBLIC LINKS IN VAN conn
LANDT PARK.

Thomas r. Bendalow who has been Ann,
superintendent OF the golnng links al Va r"'
landt Park by Commissioner Moebus of N. nv
ough of The Bronx. assumed charge O, hi, Ut
duties yesterday morning. He Is an expert n,.
and has laid out many LINKS "'
Bendalow will at once set 70 work IN NAL. 4,
present nine-hOle course OF eighteen -,
This Will allow three times many persons -
play. and prevent many accidents Beslds. -,
enlargement OF the grounds. the new system, v,,",
Mr.. Bendalow is to put into use will let s,
one who wants TO play have a chance.
Commissioner Moebus estimates that thai. 49,
twenty-five thousand golf players in the c,, -
New York. and he says they ought to have ano,hs.
links I'm the city. He contemplates having one ait
out In Pelham Bay Park IN the summer
Commissioner Moebus said that when m r,-
airy ]. he ordered the links at Van Cortland, p st
closed 90 that they might be put In better sbsrss
he received hundreds Of protests. He says ia,
this year all the players wants will be ATTENDED -
in the park. lie will have shelters cons,rIJc,.99
for them. among other things.
This morning Superintendent Rendalow a..
twelve men viii take two teams and trucke !.
the links and begin the work Of overhaulng ~.
grounds. WV
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NEW MEASURES.

Albany March l3-Assemhlyman +. c. Brennan
tonight introduced bill which IS to provide for
the payment Of the salaries of those VINO nave
served as jantors OF municipal courts IN me DOT
ough OF Brooklyn since January I. 1876
Mr. Brennan also introduced by unanimous cor
sent bill amending the law relating TO the hel
Gate pilots providing that apprentices not 10 OK
coed FIVE in number may be appointed by 'he
BOARD Of Port Wardens In their discretion Such
npp-entices must not be less than eighteen years
and shall serve TWO years az such apprenticeship.
Senator Chahoon introduced q bill approprailng
soeo o0 for The establishment Of four floating gram
SIe,ators AT the port Of Newly rk for the elevat-
snr and Transferring Of grain carried over the
canals
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BASEBALL.
SOME OF TIE NETWORK BASEBALL PLAY
Frs REPORT AND SOME DO NOT-THE
MEN TO GO SOUTH TO-DAY.

The members OF the New-York Baseball team
were expected to report to John B. Day. the
manager. yesterday 10 be In readiness 10 star'
for the South to-day. Some Of them came ior-
ward from their enforced retirement with gIe"
and expectation written their faces. eager 10Y
the fray and some Of the prominent players dd
rot turn up at all. There Is difference In the
salary question between several OF the players
and the management OF the club. and that Is the
reason that there were not so many happy OK
pectant faces present as WIS expected reporting
time however IL dear to the heart of every ball
player for It releases him from his season OF IN
activity idleness. and IT is expected that most
OF the players will hold OFF for spell. but tnat
they will eventually giv- In and don their uniforms
or course every player as he stepped forward yes
terday. a CHEEKY smile and said i never ie''
so well before, and ! going to play the game
of nv life this year" II the average player ala
not say this at reporting time. he would be ex-
amlnod Immediately to see II he were not dying
OF consumption or some other tissue-deVourihs
disease The players, accompanied by Manager
Day will leave the steamer Comanche' Oh
the clyde Line. from Pier No. %. North RIVER AZ
p n. to-day
The players will go direct to Charleston, where
grounds have been secured for them. They VIII
remain In the South until they are compeheu 10
return to this city I'm time to open the preliminary
season the Polo Grounds with the laIe team On
April g. The New-York team will meet the Coium-
ba University team on Apri. TO- the Paterson team
on April II and the Manhattan College team on
April r.
Among tho players who reported yesterday were
Garrick. Doheny. Doyle rorster hartman van
Haltren Gleason Herman and Tuhl Grady Is ex-
pected to-day. Wilson Will go direct from Denver.
Joyce according to the management. mas not Deeh
sent contract as has been stated, ana the lnfer-
enco was drawn that he would non be asked to join
the team this year ~ 49,.
Rusie Meekin Gettig. Seymour and Warner have
not been heard from yet and there Is consideraoIe
SPECULATION as to what these payers VIII DO MOST
Of the players 1T Is said have been sent contracts
calling for less salary than they received last year.
They have been in correspondence with one an
other and they will refuse to sign under the con
ditions offered by the club Without Rusie, Meekin
and SEYMOUR the team would OF course make n
sorry spectacle in the championship race
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wn,cn taxes place THURSDAY night a, It's Anna.
SiHty-second-st. and Columbus-aye tn. "ofy.
comprise all the local favorltes ard en'fiss
have been received from out-of-town athIs,". noer
VIII endeavor 10 win their share OF N. VINO
offered. In addition to the regular list n, pIes
match race has been arranged between w. n
bridge Young Mems Christian Association a., am
West Side Young Mems Christian Assoc,,,.I. me
New York There Is considerable rivalry 80,
these two organizations since their meetin. Tween
~ az Boston when the Cambridge bows s,scent.
the New Workers. V'' eereated
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CAN'T TESTIFY ABOUT PATIENTS.

NEW LAW BARS DOCTORS AS WITNESSES ~ IN
sJRANCE CASES.
Albany March 13.-Governor Roosevelt has
signed an amendment to the civil Code which alb
soutely prohibits physician from divuging any
information concerning patient either before or
after the death of the patient. For long time the
insurance law has permitted physician 20 tes-
ufy concerning the physical condition Of policy
holder which was in variance to degree with
the code. During the last three years Senator
Bracket and Assemhlyman Green have tried with
out success TO pass an amendment to the insurance
law prohibiting the giving Of testimony by ply
scians. This year the same ends We're sought BY
an amendment 20 the code. and IL passed both
houses without notice. and signed by the
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HR. HOLUES'S LECTTRF

At Days yesterday morning f. Burton Holmes
took his hearers by pony caravan through the
Peloponnesus in an illustrated lecture entitled
"Grecian Journeys" He did not follow the beaten
tracks Of travel and give the familiar Views Of
the land famed IN ancient history and modern
fiction. but he showed much that new to his
audience and dispelled many false Impressions OF
the ano Of the ancients
This lecture viii De repeated each day this week
To-day and on Friday at D. m: Tomorrow.
thursday and Saturday at II a. m. The subject
OF Mr.. Holiness lectures next week viii be The
Grand Canyon Of Arizona"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
TROUBLE IN CANADA'S CAPITAL.

soUABBLEs RESULT IN THE CITY HALLS BEING
PLACED IN CHARGE OF THE POLICE.
Ottawa. Ont. March IS (SpeciaD.-The capital OF
Canada stands in peculiar position to-day Some
TWO weeks ago following the instructions from the
Investigating Committee. Mr.. Gait. tho city cngi-
neer. suspended Perreault. the assistant engineer.
At the last meeting Of the City Council the vote
was tie and Perreaut reinstated by the
Mayors casting vote On Saturday NJ. Gait dis
missed Perreault This morning the Mayor sus-
pended the city engineer and placed Perreault I'm
charge Of the engineering department. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Keer. assistant engineer suspended
the Mayor. and the City Hall is in charge OF the
mol
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CRICKET.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW-fohN
ASSOCIATION.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NE"
ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting OF the New-fork NIi'H a.
ISOLATION vas held last night at the Teutof'a as
serbIv Rooms the following regular oeIee"'o'
heInR in attendance: Brooklyn {. C' III ~
Peacock C. Bolts and r. {. NJ browne r"'e' =.
g G. T. G. Warburton. II. Il. Dawes anu -
Hunter. Kearny c. C.. Arthur Parker; hif,sS
County St George c. c.. A. Nugent ana w. ".
Barnes; Manhattan c. Co a. D. "'"''
Fannery and w. Fenwick.
In the absence OF the secretary ana ueasue'' -
W Rarrows the reading OF the regular reP'l'
had IN be dispensed with and before anything e'9e
was done the following officers were electeu'
President H. A. Young; vlce-president. James req
low Brooklyn g. g.. secretary ana ueasure'' H. L.
Davies OF No 22O East Twenty-hrst-st Ta'e'S','
~ J.: Executive Committee. G. Bolts broohiyh -
CT G.. Warburton. Paterson {. C.' - D. Ni"S'
Manhattan G. c.: Arthur Parker kearhy =. -
and A. Nugent. Kings County st. George u =.
on account OF some misunderstanding resaiuns
the date OF the meeting 1t was decided 10 eNteHu
the time for receiving applications for member
shin from new clubs and the Executive Committee
was empowered 10 receive and act on ttsm. sup
committee consisting Of n. r. Dawes anu -.
Nugcnt was appointed 10 audlt the Doohs VI '
treasurer and to receive from him all moneys ana
property belonging to the association l.,
The championship banner, won last season ny
tho Rrookyn Cricket Club has not yet Deen pre-
The batting and the bowling prizes respectively.
stU await their trophies. II was decided that ar
rangements would be made for presenting these
as soon as the subcommittee made Its report
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RACING MAY STOP ~ SAY FRANCISCO.

San Francisco March 13-The ordinance prohibit
ing poolsclling bookmaking or betting on horse or
dog races was passed by the Board OF Supervisors
to-day and signed by Mayor Phelan. 1t will go
into effect at once This action may close the
rack reprtsenting on Investment OF nearly half a
million dollars IN, ordinance. however, will be
tested IN the courts 1t makes the violation OF It's
provisions a misdemeanor and provides a penalty
OF a fine OF not more than 500 and Imprisonment
for not more than six n Jnths.
For tho last week there have been rumors that
a racctrack would be built in San Mateo county,
lust across the san Francisco boundary line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
CASE or MRS. PLACE.

PHYSICIANS REPORT BELIEVED TO BE N COY
ERNORS HANDS
Albany March l3 (SpeciaD-it is believed here
that Governor Roosevelt has received the report
OF the physicians who recently examined Ms.
Martha Place convicted Of numbering her step
daughter. The Governor said this afternoon that
he must positively decline 10 say anything about
the case. L, is generally believed that. although
Governor Roosevelt IL Of the most mercitul dis
position II the physicians declare Mrs. Place sane
and he thinks she was justly convicted OF murder
he will rot interfere with the course OF justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14

The Columbia University Boat Club at It's meet
ing last night at the University Club accepted the
challenge OF the Annapolis crew 1t was also de-
cided that the Columbia should train on the
Harlem and that the captain and the coach of the
crew should select suitable quarters for the crew
Officers Of the club elected as follows: /.
Ludlow Chrystie 49, president. in place OF II. r.
Perrepont. 'sS. resigned; " T. lawson 81 treas
Perrcpont. IS. and d. lie Roy Dresser. 'Sa, Mines
as directors. to succeed respectively h. c. Cornell
"a and II. T.. Ely. 81 No definite arrangement
was made concerning the clubs financial interests.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Fiji. VOTE on POLITICAL BILLS

FILL, VOTE on POLITICAL BILLS
.,nrrurxr RErwEEN THE OPPOSING LEADERS
IN THB SENATE
,p.,y March ]s-During a controversy over 'he
.osr,, =, ballot IN the Senate tonight II was
developed tha, senators Ellsworth and crazy ,0 %s
leaders Of the opposing parties had en'sav
an agreement that no bill OF pohucai ia
or upon which there was any party uNlsiV. nors
he called up for final action unless d" s occurred
-, ,no vote on Senator Krum's bill TO pfoN'u'
FOR the appointment OF Deputy Excise ms
.,o,cr for Queens County il was oppos'" 81,
Democrats in Committee OF the Nho' .~5od
though there was no DEBATE a." " .,ourced
acotrs, q The result Of the vote was aIiId Tor
ss ps for and p against. Senator S faH?! ncuelas
a detailed statement Of the VOC -"snfor Chahoon
baS voied and it was in the conroVTbpe o IosS"rs
followed that the agreement nee"TbV ovcver with
drawn and the bill passed
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OF INTEREST TO WUEELMFN.

The annual election Of the Kings County Wheel
men will be held at the clubhouse. in Brooklyn on
Thursday night. George A Ncedham Will not be
q candidate for the presidency on account Of
business duties William II. Kay will be the new
president and Il IS expected that there will be no
opposition. u. Il. Vanvcck will be the chair
nan OF the Race Committee of the club. The
only opposition expected is that between sealey
Cornish and Il. W. Alder and between A. T. Bush
and Charles McLaren. Two OF the four VIII
be elected TO the Board OF Governors
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CLEVELAND TEAM TO PLAY IN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND TEAM TO PLAY IN CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. Ohio, March l3.-"You can say official
w." said Manager Tebeau to-day. that the Cleve-
land team will play in Cleveland and not In St.
Louis this year. The people can'rest assured the
Cleveland team will not only play In Cleveland but
Il will also h. me Of the moSt formidable bidders
for championship honors | never had any doubt
that the team would remain I'm Cleveland. notwith.
standing all the reports that have been crGulateaa
concerning the removal Of the club TO 81. Louis
Tebeau predicts that this will be the banner year
I'm the history Of baseball The Cleveland club
started this afternoon for Hot Springs.
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ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS.

Albany. March BIN the Assembly tonight these
bills were passed
Senator Brackets authorizing Schenectady 70
raise by loan $4,000 for the establishment or an
improved water system. 800 ,,., -.
Senator Coggeshall's. permitiing the welshihg OF
sugar the farms Of tho producers
srnafor Ford's 10 repeal Ger. ain sections Of the
consolidation act Of New-YOrk relative TO liens
which We're intended to be repealed by the codihca-
ton OF the len laws Of 1891
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CANAL EXPERTS ACCEPT.

Albany. March Ex-Governor Roosevelt sald to-
day that the members OF the Canal Improvement
Advisory Board had accepted the appointments
rendered them. with the exception Of Major sly
mons. He will undoubtedly accept soon as he
gets permission from the Wan DeportmenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-14
STATE Nay VIOLATE TREATY.

ST. Paul. March IA communication from Sec
Rotary Hay was sent 20 the House OF Representa-
tiyes by Governor Lind to-day. The Secretary Of
State forth that he had been informed by the
SWISS Minister that there was pending in the
Minnesota Legislature a bill tax foreign insur-
ance corporations. which would in effect be a dis
elimination against Swiss corporations. The Sec
Rotary quoted from the treaty with that country TO
ehow that the United States had agreed not 10
~---sninate IN that manner.