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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21
Seben TIT oas SInt.

Bon beien 8einbeit b6net Die 8eidaf.
fenbeit oes 2ebens un6 Der gelnnbbeit
ab. @enn 6as 8lut lidb aus irgen6 elmer
llriabe nerbidt, Die 8lutaoern nerftopft
uno ben 8lutfreislauf bemmt. oann ruiro
bas ibudbte Organ i'm R6rper am mel.
ten n0n 8lutanoran9 unb &ranfbeit az
leiben baben. Die aiten ct. 8ernbar6i.
ner Mbnhe tuuBten bies. uno inoem file
5ufammenmiibten. tsns beute ais Die
st. Bernnrb's &rduterpiIen" betannt
lift, nm bic ShleuIen Der 2eber III 6fnen
unb geiunbe Circulation tuieberber5uitel.
len, ent6edten fie in @nbrbeit Elm rpirfli.
Dies uniberIal Seilmittel fir menihlibe
9eioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21
Somuters Mnfaua.

tE - N-lN %
Der 5rIbling bat pollenoet,
Die sroBe Senbune fem,
Hno toas er uns ~gelpenbet,
8llbt rings III Jelo unb 9ain.
Der CONNER lit 9efommen
Wit beiBer Gonnenslitt,
@r bat uns ni9t genommen
Sen frii6en 2ebeusmut.
gr brinst uas ia ben Seseu
8ubl fir oes 2anomanns Sbfpei8-
Sir leiner 6dnoe &eaen,
Sur ieiner Stirne G9neiB.
@tr iino Beg 9ioens ainber,
8ir fiir6ten !6ibe nibtl
Das Slut freiit ing sei9ninoer
Beim be(len SOnnenli9t.
llno na6 Oes Cages Sibe
&ablt uns Der @oiftrommino,
8enn id am Mittag idtuise,
Ste Jtabt TT fibI uno limb.
so moaen mir i'm lpben,
5rob ieiner 5onnenglut,
Beil oo6 fein S9rein unb 1oben
Dnsesen ibiben tut.
8enn %uniere 9ulie idlagen,
&lbl big ans Serj binan,
2dBt leidter iid ertraqen,
Bas man nidt aubern fam.
llno ioltet SIR ermatten
uno iuden &ibluns bier,
80 iest @u6 bin i'm S6atten
limb trinfet 9pmeg Star ; Bier.
Damn fieBt burcb uniere gocru
@lei6 neler 9ebensmut,
Mfan fennt nidt 3orn nc1 Saberm
8elm Gone gtar sNiere gut.
Wan ipiirt ni9t 5rOit nod 5ibe.
9tar Boblbebasen i6ier;
Wtan la6t Oh gutter 8ibe
Beim l9bnen Zone gtar . 8ier..
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Sof0leS.
Muerlet.

Muerlet.
Observation-Disclosures Sol.
lars fur Sbulaebduoe; beinabe eben.
10 pieL fir einen neuen Babnbpf Der
SnternatiDual. 8abn; elm balb Mt[.
liDneri Dollar 6Dtei - ba I0lten Die
8auhanomerter i'm Somtter au(bene
grnte baben.
- s. 8. Cole 1T i'm Buuoesge.
ribt BON Der Gntlage. auf leiner
Advantage @eeer in BeDnage eebalter
gu baben. freigeiprDGen mDroen.
Sort Sam SDuIton ioa aud
&egiment8s 6auptquartier fir Mrti['
lerie neroen. Cine anoere Batterie
Telo . NrtiIerie lit bierber beproeri
moroen. Daourh mirb eS n0tia.
metr Shuppeu uno StaQunQeu III
bauen.
- Ser gbef. Arst bes Wilitdrs9 De.
partements, g0t. Souls W1. Wau8
fiibrt BON lest ab ben 9itel: NIiifteut
Surgeon @eneral Of TIE Nrmn. @r
miro oetnndhit mad Den Yhilippinen
ueriebt tperoen.
Ser SnternatiDnale Club miro
oemnddit Elm BUD iiber San Nnto-
ntD in ipaniiGer Sprahe erlGeinen
[aiien, oas ben Titel-Bara SDoos-
fiir Vile = fiibrt uro oas in MeritU
our 8ertellune tornnlen ioa. Das
BUD miro Nrtitel iiber Die 6anoe(Ss
bduler in San MntDniD. Statiitit
uno anoere intereiiante Daten uno
Nngaben entbalten.
Die aa1se Situna bea Staots
rat8 am Wuntna tpurbe nit Dem
BdbIen Der bel Der Wahl aboeaebes
men 5timrlen auSgefiiut. Sn Dem
uon uns bereits mitgeteilten graeb.
nis lit tetne Gerdnberuna eineetre=
ten. 4iibn in Der adbten @aro lit
init elmer Gtimrle Wajuritdt erpGblt
uno Der einsiae erfDlareidae &anoioat
nuf benz NDns BartiiBnzT iGet lit Der
ALDERMAN 8. 6. EbDmpipr nDn Der
uierteu Waro.
= Das oieSiGbrige Snbrbuh Der
Stuoenten Der 2onomirti@afts. uro
Gemerbefhule in Brban, 1.-The
Long Horn. lit urls iDeben 3uge.
gnngen. Dasielbe lift oiesrnal, terts
lib unb iuuftratiu, beiDnoers reth
ausQeftattet. Der gbef Gebatteur
lit 81. 6eniel Jun. aetueien, Der
S0bn unieres betannten Witbtraers
s. 6enfel.
Die San AntDniu MooitiDn
gurapnrp" BON Snn Nntunip bat fib
NIT einet1 Gapital ppr SIS, 900 in.
t0rporieren laiien. Die unternebs
mer iino: y. Mt. uno S. Us. Solder
un0 Clifton Genrae.
eugene S. WiliDn IT,, Der Die
Trag6bie i'm Moore eb1uoe uerurs
iadte, 1T BON elmer Surb als eeiitig
9eft6rt ertlGrt uDrber uno mirb in
cine StnntS . SrrennnItalt QebraGt
merben. Stunt NerSte batter ihr
@utahten iiber WillDn abeegeben
unb bic Surh bnnoelte nuf bieles
8euoniS bin.
Die ftdotiihen Gteuern rniiiien
Bis gum 81. Wai besnhlt tueroen.
9aGber tretert Soften, @ebiihren unb
8inien basu.
Sn Der Sibuna Der SHulbes
bDroe am WDntag r1amte Sam 6.
9arris Die Mnttnoiouna. oaB elm
Sreun0 BON linn bereit Iei, cine %.
anti0n BON $50. 900 au MAIDEN. 100
NIT cine 6anofertiafeits' unb 6ans
oe(siGule etabliert tueroen Iua. Die
Beoin9unaen, Die fif on oas Sc.
ident fniipfen, lino. baB bic GHule
ben Nnr1erl oes 8nters oeS @ebers
tr6at uno bas oas gebduoe fiir lit
nlIein ftebt. bas beiBt pm allen am
0erer Smuleeb6uoen Qetrennt 1T.
6nrria 1a1rte ben Rntner1 oes freis
getiaen Wannes nidt. ertldrte ieouH
NIT 0eitimmtbeit, oaB bic Suintle
In turser Belt perfiabnr iein tuire.
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8trsltdte saAadbem.

Set finfsebn Sabren lit Sunt's
Cure uuter Der l~triften @arantie Der.
tauft mDroen, iraeno cine SDrtn BON
SUDDEN poer Sa~utfrantbeit gu beilen
- aar3 aleih. ME lie beiBen m6qe.
Sn oieler lanaen Belt hnben neniaer
oenn elm Broseut Der Rdufer ibr 8elo
suriidnerlanat. 8atum? Die Yte.
oiain perrihtet lire arbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21
gNnnnerbare -@raema.Rnr.

Inner tleiner Sobn litt flint Sabre
an eczema, ifretbt sc. u. Ioans,
Senrietta, va, amei BON unieren
Ieraten gaben i'm auf uno spei an'
oere brabten aud feline &eiultote.
Da lalen mir BON electric 8itters,
tauften cine Slaihe uno nnh Sc.
brauh uon einiaen mehr, mar infer
Sobn uuutDmmen oeheilt. - aran.
t;ert. 8u baben bel Ioplpb DreiB
nno 81. gDbn Il go. so Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21

Das aUmite, tpeld)es nit Der
&rridtunQ zines &uoplf Birtuu,
9e1tmals betrnut lift, bat nunrneEr
enoailtia benz Bilobnuer Frib
Rlinim bic grriftuna oes Dent.
malls sngeiprDhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21

- Die ftrSlibe BDmben : Nffdre
in Offenbab am Wnin Eat iih laut
benz @raebnis Der auntliben Inter-
iuhuna ala elm 9ummeriuneen'
Streih berausgeftellt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21

Die &egierungsberihte 8eiQen,
Dab ourh bic Beulenpeit mabreno
Der NIT benz IL. Wai enoenoen 6
W0hen in Snoien 451, 892 8erlunen
oahiaaeraHt muroen. SIM Bunb.
ldab fDroerte Die 8eulenpeIt nQein
285, 1877 Opfer.
= Der braunibmeiaiihe 2anotaa
ut auf WDnta9, ben q. Wai. einbe.
rufen mDroen. UNI bic @abl zines
reuet1 Reaenten an STEELE oes Der.
ftorbenen Brinsen Nlbrebt BON
Breu6en uDraunebmen. Wie bereits
aemeloet, wiro 6ersDa SD5ann Nls
breGt 81 Wedlenburg . Shmerin er'
loren uoroen. Der 6eraua bat iid
aud ihDn bereit ertldrt, cine epentuelI
auf i'm faQenbe 0ahl a%nsunebmen.
Die 8eftrebungen CUR Grid.
tuns elmer 5amburaer unioeriitdt
itno 10 nett ee0ieben, oaB oaS pors
bereltense &Dtnite nun einer GufruF
an Die 0am6urallhe Ben6lteruna er'
laiier bat. in Dem ntiteeteilt rpiro,
DAB Die bisberigen prinaten 3umen'
oultaert reiber 6ambur9er gu 9auie
irio i'm Nuslanoe bic Surir,e BON
rnro bier Wiui0nen Mart erreidt
haben, Die iest ourh 6ffentlibe
Sa11lttlungen 10. bermebrt ueroen
t1ifen, oaB bic uniperlitdtsariin'
gen ftir abiebbare Belt ms Nuae &C.
faBt Ueroen t1nne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21
1tctDria DtbtfiDn, @. .. n @. q.
g(SuIf Ebure9
Whfnhrt

Ngb guerD, 8ictDria, Bort 9abaca, gDrs
pus gbrifti, Brownsville, Rio @ranbs
gttb, @oliao, 8eeniHe, @bartuu, Holas
clos uno 9oufnn 5000 800 mpraeHs.
AntHnft.... .8.45 abelt6s.
Der Sam 5ouitpn" EEnabiguerp, &ictu.
rio, 8bartou un SDuIfpn ......
: Nb ......... .....7.56 abenfs
Nntunft ............7.00 mpraens,
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Wacb wrp,pnsptue.

E0er Bug Der Sumiet 8icturia 0%iuiipn.
Abfabrt 600 morgens. madbt in plaeehs
8%erbinonnQ NIT Der @uIf Goat Cine faE
@orpus gbrifti, Nnfunft bort, ass nndjm,
Mnfunft in BrDmnspile ....9.25 abenss.
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ct. Sonts 8 San Jranetsep Saba.
Nbfuhrt.

Nacb Sort Smith. Springfield. ct. 2Duis,
8anias Gitp. Chicago IS. & o. n. be-
pDt) 800 ebenhS,
NHfnnft.
Bon st. Souls. Ranias Gitp. 8aris, Gbi.
caau 1910 MpraenS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21

Vaial @saIler. - lettriiHe Ghlei.
ferei.-1Q Weit'g Commerce. Gtrnse,
iiabe oer HraGe. gertauf BON Wel'
Tern. G&eeren &c.
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SpHtberm paeiftc Saba.

Nbfabrt.
Wad1 Veu Orleans, 0DuFtpn unh GaIs
netDn tGglib ..........12.I 10 mittugs.
tnb ....................II.30 aben68.
Radb eagle Bab, gl Bai0, Galifprnien
uno Wterito.. 80 u0rrR. u. $50 abenh8.
Nntuntt.
Bon Stem africans, psntton uub Gal.
neftDn td8lib ..........6.3O mpraens.
uno 500 Wa9m. .....................
Bon Of 8afD, galifDrnten unb ReEits
.....,.... 1l.40 BORN. mnb III nbenha.
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m. s.. y =. Sabn.

siaeb 8ucp, Scot 8prtb, Dallas, RanSas
gitB. ct. 3puis au6 GbicaaD, taQli&,
3oealsue nin Smitbniae. 49, 80 nprui.
3lnmo special uah Smitbbile. pouftpn,
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U n

8oH Chicago. ct. Souls, aanias gitn,
Dallas. fort BDrtb unb Baen, thglsA
(Sunlet 9epUt) ........7 80 n1urQenS.
eocalsua nia SmithniIe -. sos nbenbs
QlnmD Special BON SmitbbiHe, 5pMRpn,
Snloefton ..............6.2E moro ems.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-21

8eht Su Burgitalter's
9 al0Dnun o &eftaurant, Bil.
litaa StraBe teben Der 6aae Der Der.
mannsi6bne.
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gDN st. Bouts u. benz Often, $50 mDraens
BON lornlen Buntten ....l0.10 murgens.
8on ct. Souls u. benz Often, 7.9 abembs
Son Sareoo un6 @teritp 49,. .1.0O nadbm.
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sstna's S Gents oauana.G iaarre
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s. y o. u. Saba.
Nbfa brit

NbTH1.Et.
Rah allen Norb-E eras. 8unften ........
.............. 4 ubr un6 500 uprm.
gsah st. 90uts, Wempbis unb benz
Dtten l.20 ubr uathMi.
siad3 N0ro : 9egas, &anias Gitp uub
St. Souts $3.50 nbenhs
ytarb MeritD. ............ 1920 bonn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
lined 1T T4MPERING.
Amendments to Girl Service Lac
Introduced by TuLy.
: ~ TeIegraph to the Tribune. ]


Albany. March 12-At the request of the
State Civil Service Commission. Senator Tully
to-day introduced three amendments to the Civil
Service law, designed 10 render still more diff
cult political tampering with the states en-
ployes. The most important measure provides
that no official, agent or clerk shall directly
indirectly. either principal or agent. receive
or transmit to any committee a political cOntri-
button or assessment from any employe of the
state or any Of its civil divisions or cities; nor
shall any person in public building accept any
contribution. either principal or agent. Each
employee in the classified Civil Service of the
state or any subdivision of it must, when he re-
ceives his first salary I'm December Of each year
sign statement setting forth the contributions
made by him for political purposes during the
preceding year, including dues To clubs or con-
tributions to promote legislation or influence
official action Violations of the bill made
misdemeanors.
A second measure provides that the civil Ser
vice Commission may establish registration lists
for labcreTs for any department or institution
IN the stale or county service in which II may
deem appointments from such lists practicable.
and al the same time makes such registration
pernissiTe instead Of as at present. mandatory in
third class cities. The third bill provides that
no removals shall be made of employees in the
competitive class in the civil service of the
state or any city eXcept for cause. after the
pioYc has received opportunity 10 make
formal explanation. This extends to the entire
state the provisions applied to New York
Citys civil service employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
TIRED POSTWAR DESTROYS MAIL.
After Thirty-Seven Years Service Is Arrest
ed for Burning Hearst Literature.

No one. except Philip n. cassidy, and one or two
rahid Hearst mon have been able to see any
political significance In the attemDted destruction
of about hundred campaign circulars on Mon
day by tired hotter carrier in Williamsburg Cas-
sidy has bceu the Hearst candidate in the special
election for the Assembly ,n the 18th District in
brooklyn He mt out about eight thousand sealed
circulars on Monday. and the mail in question was
part Of this lot
The letter carrier. James Lockwood. who mas
been one for thirty seven years arrested yes
terday morning his home at No. So Van Buren,
street by the postal authorities charged with 'oh-
tanning and not delivering United States mail He
arraiGned before Justice BENEDICT and held in
$500 bail for examination March %
The complaint. made by the United States Dis
trict Attorney charged that Lockwood. after re-
ceiying a bundle of first class mall threw Il Oh a
pile Of hot Goals in the furnace room OF the Paul
Weidman Brewine Company, ~ Berry and North
First streets, WILLIAMSBURG. They were found b.
the watChmau IN the place and turned over to the
Assistant Postmaster,
Lockwood before being arralGue1 20 answer the
complaint confessed 10 Assistant Postmaster F. II.
ering big lot of the election circulars and thought
It no harm to destroy them. Bail was furnished
by the OF tAe carrier. IL is the general belief
OF the postal authorities. and most everybody else
that LOckwoOd'S confession that he tired
IS true. and that he was not engaged in any pO-
War The penalty for the offence with which
Lockwood is charged is $500 fine. years inn
prisonment. or both. The viii be tried before
justice Thomas ]. Chatileld-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
DOUMA AVOIDS TRAPS.
Conservative attempt to Force an
Outburst Thwarted.

ST Petersburg March 12.-The session of the
lower house of parliament which was scheduled
for Tomorrow has been suddenly postponed to
March II. The formal reason given for this
postponement is because further time is deemed
necessary for the completion of the work of
the committee on credentials, but the Constitu-
tional Democrats admit openly that President
Golovin's action was due to the fact that the
Conservatives planned a Inonarchical demon
ation for March If, the occasion of the an
niversary of the assassination of Alexander IL
The Conservatives purposed Unexpectedly TO
bring before the Douma a proposal to hold
requiem service for Alexander H. which they
and provoke an anti-monarchical demonstration
The elections in Askabad Samarkand and
Margelan have added five Moderate Progressives
To the DOuma and increased the working force
of the Constitutional Democrats.
NJ FrenkeI a member of the former DOuma,
has been sentenced to two years imprisonment
for having circulated pamphlet dealing with
last years parliament
In pursuance OF the plans not to permit Depu-
ties 10 conduct revolutionary agitation outside
Of parliament orders have been issued by the
police 10 arrest and send To the nearest police
station Deputies who indulge in street haranguea
or interfere with the police arrangements, and
also to watch the houses of the radical Deputies
in order to prevent meetings and In the case of
prohibited gatherings being held, to enter the
lodgings and make arrests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
sKENE CALLS CONFERENCES.
To Meet Representatives of County Super
visOrs and Highway Officials

Albany, March 12.-Frederck W Skene State
Engineer and Surveyor. announced to-day that he
had called series OF conferences with representa-
uves OF county boards Of supervisors and highway
officials throughout tho state be held in Albany
from March p to April .. 10 consider the good
roads maps which have been prepared by the State
Engineers Department for ratification by the
Legislature az this session under $4,000 goo bond
act. The conferences will end in Joint hearing
70 be given by the Internal Affairs committees of
the Senate and Assembly April O. At that time
maps are expected To be in shape for the Legis-
lature TO pass them.
Each county board Of supervisors is to be invited
BY the State Engineer to send delegates to the con-
ferences the dates set for receiving delegates from
the various counties being as follows:
Monday. March 25-Niagara Orleans. Genesee
Wyoming. Erie, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Al
legauy counties.
Tuesday. March 26.-ATonroe Wayne, Ontario
Livingston. Yates. Seneca aud Steuben.
land. Tioga. TOml lIins Schuyler.
Monday, AprH st Lawrence, Jefferson. Lewis
Oswego. Oneida Madison. Opondaga and Cayuga
Tuesday, April Clinton. Franklin. Essex
Hamilton Warren Washington and Saratoga
Wednesday, April 3.-Herkimer Fulton Mont
gomery. Schenectady. Albany Schoharie ana OF
sego.
Monday April S.-Deaware Greene Sullivan
Ulster Orange and Rockland.
. Tuesday. April 9.-Rensselaer Columbia, Dutch
ess. Putnam. Westchester Nassau and Suffolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
ALTON FREIGHT AGENT TEsT1F1Es.
On the Stand in Chicago Trial of the Stand
ard Oil Company.

Chicago, March 12.-F. 4. Wann. formerly
general freight agent Of the Chicago & Alton,
called as the first witness in the Standard
oil trial to-day. He testified that the Alton had
no joint rates between Whiting. Ind and ST.
Louis al the time mentioned in the indictments.
J. & johnson. a clerk for the Alton At Chap
pell, H., described Chappell switch tower.
and said that the only business transacted at the
place was the transfer Of oil from the East and
the transfer OF meat from the West He told
of the tariffs that were held there. but was un-
able to say whether the tariffs of St Louis
transfer companies were among them. lie ad-
mitted putting n charge Of IL cents on the
Alton bills for the bridge ferry charges at 81.
Louis.
The defence asserted that the government had
not shown that the tariffs alleged in the iudiCt-
ment as having been used by the railroad COM
pany in handling oil shipments had ever been
published and Judge Lands excused the wit
ness until the government had produced further
evidence regarding the publication OF the tariffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
SAGE GIFT, $1O,OOO,OOO.
Continued from first page.

tions, and an officer Of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art
Cleveland Fl. Dodge is ckairmen CT the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Red Cross in New
York: an officer Of the international Young
Mems Christian Association: a trustee OF the
American Museum Of Natural f,-story. and in
herits many other public trusts from his father,
the late William f, Dodge
Daniel C. Gilman has an international repu-
tation as an educator and philanthropist. He
has been successfully professor at Yale. Dresi-
dent of the University Of California, president
of Johns Hopkins University, at Baltimore. and
first president Of the Carnegie Institution He
is trustee of the General Education Fund. and
was for many years president Of the Baltimore
Charity Organization Society.
John NJ. Glenn has been prominent for many
years in all national conferences Of charities
He was president Of the Washington meeting IN
1901. He is a manager Of many charitable in
stitutiOns in his native city of Baltimore. and
for the last few years has been head Of It's
Department OF Public Charities. He is man
OF wealth and social position. who has made
charitable work his profession
Miss Helen NJ. Gould is we'll known all over
the country for her generous benefactions. She
is lifelong friend Of Mrs. Sage.
Mrs, William B. Rice has been for many years
the president Of the State Charities Aid Asso-
citation of New York The activities of this
society. which extend through all parts OF the
state. have made her widely known. She was
appointed to the Board of Education of the
city of New York. This appointment came from
Mayor Abram s. Hewitt. but she felt
strained not to serve.
Miss Louisa L. Schuyler, like Mrs. Rice, is
one Of the officers OF the New York state Chari-
ties Aid Association. Of which she was the
founder She was prominently identified with
the well known Sanitary Commission OF Civil
War memories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
MY PLY FOE DELAY.
Kclseg Case Up To-doy-He Docs
Not Intend to Resign.
LRg Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Albany. March ;2.-When the Senate judiciary
Committee meets to-mcrrow Otto Kelsey Super
lntendent OF Insurance. ami ex-Judse Hatch. his
counsel vii! begin thcir plea for Mr. Kelsey's
official life The Superintendent returned to this
city from New York this morning, and declared
that Ire had resigned and was not likely to
do SO.
"Aiy position Is what it always has been"
ne said. i ara anxious 20 have ali the facts pre-
senteG 10 the Senate
Asked about the report which has been in crcua-
non here t2at mis- counsel wOid. instead OF per-
hitting the hearing 10 20 ahead interose some
motion for delay. Superintendent Kelsey said that
he would prefer 10 have their argument tomorrow
answer that question
The general expectation here is that some play
fo- delay will be made the hearing. Most of
KELSEY friends feel that ne has much chance
OF retaining his place long after the Governors
recommendation for his removal gets To the Senate
for vote although there Will he a hald night
made 10 keep him in Office.
The men who expect 10 oppose the Governors
programme on the regulation OF public utilities
and on ballot reform ire lining up in support Of
Mr.. Kelsey. But their support. with that Of his
personal friends. Is not enough 10 assure him Of
winning. and many OF the Governors friends in
the Senate expect thar Kelsey VIII try 10 have mis-
case drag along until the Public Utilities hill
comes mp for passage thus to complicaie the whole
situation and render his removal less easy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-13
NO RECORD OF CAPITOL FURNITURE
Pennsylvania Commissions Records Indef-
mite, Auditor Reports.

HARRISBURG Penn. March 1.-THE commission
which is investigating the charges Of extravaean.
In connection with the furnishing of tho now stat.
capitol held brief session to-day for the rres-
entation of documentary evidence
James Cameron. OF the Audit Company of Now,
York which IS examining the Capitol contracts
ana accounts, explained that the minute records of
the Capitol building commission wer. indee,i,.
He said there was no record of what furniture was
IN the Capitol and no way of ascertainng whether
any furniture had been carried from the building
The general system Of account fin the state de
might be.
The total interest received by the state from the
Harrisburg Trust Company for the use of the
Capitol appropriation was he said, S27, 353 Ed
ward Bailey, treasurer Of the Capitol building
commission, IS president of this concern There
was no record, Cameron said, OF any demand hav-
ing been made by the Capitol commission on the
trust company for any interest on the appropria-
tion. which interest was paid demand OF the
witness at tho E1te of per cent.