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The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
ANE'ERDowE11 ASKS FOR A CHANCE.

unusual of honesty well pathos in the
confession of the Chicago who admits that he
positions in the past five has recorded
failures drinks and gambe but
reached the seeks another chance
with employer who is willing to take the risk
his frates and takes inventory OF
his until he is able furnish compet list probably
others who hunt unsuccessu for work
much better He honestly prospective
hiring him. hope for reform should be ndulged
while believe that the results will be nil
frankly speaks of vicious habits which have seized him. and of
failure opead until has almost become second nature The
saving whole thing the hint that he hopes to do
better.
his the fact that he only 10 old And for the
that able shortcomings and figure
why succeeded there for the future
no matter how barren of triumph the past has been.
Usually it given to calmly scruinze their bad
side until it is too late to alter it profit by change
In this world this will find with heart large
enough him the chance for which he pleads There will be
friendly hands ourched brave enough acknowledge
his weakness and opportunity Some lover of hu
man who has work be done will accord chance the youth
who has failed twenty-five times there nothing
bers and if he is really sincere 23 his lucky figures
Denver Times.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
Attest OF THE UNElGpLoYED.

of work is of civiza
this that the ability find employment for the
margin easily jobs shifting indus
depression proof of wise On those
which large
that be- the work is
obvious way bis country He shown well its citizen.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
THE TuRRET TRIUMPHANT.

Between plate there has been vigorous
ion than of century In that interval
the by which hard
ened have nsby improved is extremely desirable there
defensive
should be subjected occasional test In the made
predecessor has been
affirmed. Armor again out ahead.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
CALEB POWERS CASE.

declares n all
a the accused shall the right speedy and
impartial jury of the and district wherein the
shall have been committed The of Caleb Powers shows
nevertheless be kept Jail eight
without verdict of uries emphaicay
impartial and picked out for that
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
THE RUSSIAN WAY.

of the methods under the
found the of Nicholas Tchakovsky who
prison This for considerable time
resident England but recently returned to Russia and
promptly arrested and thrown into prison.
As Mr. Thaikovsky had made friends while in England
these began make inquiries
regarding the of his arrest.
The of the investigation disclosed that the prisoner
of revolutionary activity and had been thrown into prison
could discover evidence against him. After
while will doubtless become to convict the prisoner IN
the authorities him.
they will have execute him to that the convcon
was justfabe
system but rather rough those persons that are
not on the governmental ring-Pnebo Chean
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
A po1Nr-u UP TACK FOR CONGRESS.

would that of the public Of the country are
losing if their convictions The main role OF the
dodge successfully the dangers
that present themselves remaining Office increasing
the demands the public
treasury without exciting fatal popular protest.
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
PUBLICITY AND DIsrRANcH1sEMENT.

just what respect
investigation of dsfanchmn such the Cumpacker pub
y bill provides for Southern representation be reduced
by bureau report In preventing publicity of
uons order bak this inquiry the Democratic senators have
SLOWED the Republicans them in hole The South
reduction merely by defeating publicity
bill The Republicans still take time in the future the
enforcing the amendment If the South
hold representation help restore the Democratic
party North which years Organism all but obter
ated in national affairs
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

THAT HORSE the president deserves to go
down in history.
WE VIOLATE confidence saying that candidates VIII be
found somewhere he presidency
PEOPLE would be satisfied with the kind OF living heS
making 9th people not living better
MORMoNS may the fact that they are not
bothered by of afinties and soul mates.
THIS iders There lots OF work TO be
who make their minds to get IT,
THE people general and the business community
in particular congratulated the fact that insurance
against provided authorizing the
o
AN OHIO suicide the other day because he
feared he parayed Down the dry belt OF the
South going because they can't doesn't
much difference when wants excuse to quit
TOWN in Colorado with GlenwoOd
Springs looking best Nature has done more
forget to add the finishing touch by
decorating literally with flags and bunting in honor visitors
SENATOR TOILETTE gains from his lbuster high rec
what he had hoped
gain takes than two to talk the
The Toilette performance will have for its chief
agitation in the senate for closure rule
of national health department bad at
department clearly set forth story
yesterday the significant statement that last
the but dollar to
Illnesses the nut
shell 1t be hoped that the end sought be attained
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
- - - -
PATTERSON.

curiousy sensitive Without exaggeraon
that it always complaining about what insists the diff
between reputation character again again
there has been talk apparently indignant officials of bring
for libel against for
something Paersons supply Of anarchists evdoers
general squms time anybody anything
derogatoy manners and she
threatening do something both funny and pathetic because
everybody knows really that dangerous line
of thought and shall followed
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20

been trained to temporary adversely with equal mind
He display for himself and his class high qualities which
and safeguard for nation And free
that the bearing and conduct Of unemployed dur
months have make Americans proud
The Glenwood post., 1908-06-20
THE CURRENCY COMMISSION.

The currency oad which has been authorized to
really than commit
the houses and there little for expecting definite
standing working
arate 1t such expert commission conem
plated by those who originally advocated this mode of working
scientific plan of reform and it scarcely disguised that
purpose subject possible from
present political discussion.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
QUICK KELSEY ACTION?
Said To Be Present Plan of Super
intendent's Friends.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

AIhanv Feb I7-Resolutions will be introduced
tomorrow, probably by Senator Rafnes taking the
Governors message demanding the removal of Otto
Kelsey, Superintendent of Insurance, from the table
and referring II the Judiciary Committee to re-
port a plan Of procedure. The plan of procedure
reported undoubtedly will provide for hearing OF
the case before the entire Senate. instead Of COM
mittee.
Mr. Kelsey's friends. confident that they have
the votes to effect his retention. instend to hustle
the affair through in record time to obtain
vote before the force Of public sentiment has come
to the support of the Governor. They say they
have thirty votes. and might have one or two
more If needed The Senators controlled by William
Barnes jr, State Chairman woodruff. Postmaster
Greiner of Buffalo, and otherS are coGHtou oii "
the Kelsey adherents
Senator Davis chairman of the Judiciary Com
nittee said tonight that the plan Of procedure to
be considered involved two primary po1nts-con-
sideration OF the Governors message by commit
tee as was done last year. or by the entire Senate
Personally he thought It likely that the committee
would decide that it should be passed. on by the
Senate as body. Then the point to be considered
was whether the Governors message and the Fieni-
ing report and testimony constituted charges whlch
the Governor, the one making those chargeA
should be asked to prove On this point will hang
proposition of formal trial. Win Cio9S-eAiiii
nation of witnesses.
Whatever the procedure along this line nothing
will be begun until next week. Senator Davis SAID
he thought the whole affair should be cleared up
in ten days two weeks at most. This Idea 1i6es
entirely with the plans of Kelseys most ardent
supporters.
Hughes men had little to say about the renewed
activity Of superintendent Kesey's friends They
themselves anxious to have a settlement OF the
affair made as possible. but see quite as
plainly as the Kelsey men that anything SO speedy
as an approach to "snap judgment is going to
deprive the Governor Of his most effective support
Ex-Attorney General Julius NJ. Mayer. who is to
act as chief counsel for Superintendent Kelsey in
the proceedings before the Senate is expected here
+o.,norroy for a conference with his client.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SEES HUGHES.
Pays Respects to Woodruf-Didnf
Vote for Hearst.
nv TeIeeraph to The tribune. ]

Albany Feb. lex Senator Bracket. president
of the Hughes State League, saw Governor Hughes
for a few moments to-day for the first time sincs
he took charge of his end of the Hughes BOOM
Politics though. was not discussed Later Mr.
Rrackett answering queries about state Chairman
Woodruff and his political movements, vouchsafeo
this opinion:
The more I think about Woodruff the better
Ike OdeIl."
Between the two. where does Hughes come inT
Il think he will come IN in spite OF both. de-
clared M Bracket
He declared further that Mr. WOOd--ffs state
rnents about his voting for Hearst were about as
accurate as anything else the state chairman said
"As a matter of fact. 7 didn't. and contributed
$500 toward the Republican campaign fund in sara
toga instead OF the $500 I gave regularly when
was a candidate" Mr. Braclett said If the ns-
ures in Saratoga and Kings were compared. l thins
you would find held UP our end In my county,
and did it without any agreement with Pat Nc
Carren. too"
Governor Hughes was asked to-day about his end
Of reported agreement for offensive and defens'vs
purposes between Governors Fort and Guild, himself
and Senator w Murray Crane
II can say he laughed. that there's been M
agreement in restraint of trade for trading pur-
poses"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
ASKS METZ FOR INFORMATION.
Assemblyman Bennett Would Know Details
of New York Citys Debts.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Albany, Feb. 17.-Because of the number or
resolutions permitting New York TO incur debts
In excess of the 10 per cent debt limit Assem-
bIyman Bennett has introduced a resolution call
ing on Controller Metz for detailed information
regarding the city's debts and the amount OF
corporate stock necessary to carry on the city S
business for the next ten years. In his resolu-
ton he declares that the cIty's funded debt now
is about $500 100000. yet the Board of Esti-
mate has authorized the future Issue OF between
s15oOOOOOo and $500. 100000 of corporate stock
The citys margin of Indebtedness now is about
s35.OO0,OOO
Mr. Bennetts resolution calls particular attention
TO the fact that while of these resolutions ia
vored by Controller says the exclusion of certain
bonds for subway. water supply and dock purposes
will involve increase in the burden OF taxation.
since these improvements become self-supporting.
nevertheess the said resolution expressly provides
that the interest said debts and the sinking fund
therefor may be provided by taxation instead OF
out of the increase derived from said property ac-
ouired under said debts" Mr.. Bennett said he
would debate the resolutions and hoped to obtain
a debate on his own resolution next Monday night
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
COUNTY FAIRS WITH GOV. HUGHES.
Senator Agnew Says They Are Helping
Fight on Racetrack Betting.

Senator George r. Agnew before starting for Al
bany yesterday afternoon said that the reports
that the county fair associations had come out
AGAINST the antiracetrack gambling legislation was
untrue. These organizations. he said, were sup
porting the Governors policy.
District Attorney Jerome. 1t was announced last
evening would speak for the Agnew Hart bills at
the hearing before the Joint Senate and Assembly
committees at Albany tomorrow. large deleSa-
tion will go up from New York. the Brooklyn
League having chartered special train to leave the
Grand Central station at s:45 o'clock in the morn
ing.
The cooperating committee OF the antt-race-
track gambling compaign held meeting in the
office of Dr. Walter Laidaw late IN the afternoon
tn select the speakers who. ws-A &'t Jerome. VIII
represent the interests in suppoTa OF the Agnew-
Hart measures. Others agreed upon were d. L.
Ainsyorth former Deputy Attorney General; +. NJ
Godfrey, of CattaraIsus. county master or the
state grange; Homer Davenport. and the Rev. DR..
Nehemiah Boynton representing the churches and
synagoGues Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SENATOR GRADY ACTIPE.
Introduces Bills for Relief of "Com-
mon People,.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Albany Feb 17-Senator Thomas F. Grady bios
sored out tonight for the first time In severai
years with handful Of bills Of great weight and
seemingly designed to relieve the common people
of series of wrongs They all attack serious prob
lens and run the gamut from railroad rebatins 10
home rule and the regulation of automobiles
His railroad discrimination bill provides IN part
follows
1t shall not be lawful for any railroad company
for the transportation handling of freight with
in this in favor Of or againsJ any cotpor
company shall fix or charge rate for I IHlI caT ar
ra Ioad Sarred Of for a the Class Of freight in
titles less than full carload: or hx or chaI9e
this state when such freight has come from or is
go outside of this state at less than 10 per cent
freight in full carloads less. transported or
hauled wholly within this state
The bill provides that convicted offender shall
be fined $1,000 and imprisoned not more than one
year.
The homo rule measure seeks 10 amend the state
constitution by adding provision that the Legis-
ature shall devote itself to the passage of general
laws only applicable alike TO all cities or TO all
Incorporated villages. And the Legislature shall
not pass any special local bill affecting the local
or m,taicfpaI government Of city OF Incorporated
village. Nor shall the Legislature provide for the
filling any municipal office now existing or here
after to be created otherwise than by popular cleo
ton within such municipality by appointment
by a duly elected officer of such municipality The
people of every city and Incorporated village shall
have the power to organize their own local and
municipal government and to administer the same
for local and municipal purposes, subject only TO
such general laws the Legislature may enact
Another bill by the silver tongued' Tammany
orator is designed TO protect persons public
highways by declaring that vehicle shall be run
at a rate of speed dangerous to the community -
Violation is made punishable by imprisonment for
not less than thirty days and fine of not less than
500 in case is hurt. Where one IS
injured the offender is to be imprisoned not less
than year or more than two years and fined
less than Sl.O00 more than $1,000 In case
the injury causes death the offender is made guilty
OF manslaughter in the second degree.
A fourth contribution by the minority leader re-
quires the annual inspection of fire escapes in all
localities.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TO GIVE RIGHT OF EMINENT DOMAIN
LRy TELEGRAPH to The Tribune

BY Telegraph IfIbuHe,I
Albany, Feb. 17.-The first of the so-called grab
bills which have come TO the surface this session
went into the Senate tonight with the name Of
James A Emerson attached to it. 1t would give to
all electrical corporations the right of eminent do
main in any and all parts of the state excepting
the Adirondack forest preserve. It says that such
corporations shall have the right of condemning
land for all purposes connected with the generation
and traBsmlssion electricity for trolley light
ing purposes.
Senator Travis. of Brooklyn. introduced n bill
requiring railroads to designate and file with the
Secretary of State the names of at least two per-
sons on whom summons and processes and other
legal papers may be served.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CA F E II AU B
IA FULTON STREET. NEW YORK
no FEET FROM BROADWAY SUBWAY STAT

100 FEET FROM BROADWAY SUBWAY STATION
Mr.. Herman Raub and George Muhlhoefcr m
vite their friends and the public to the formal
opening Of their new Restaurant and CAFE az tha
above address on Wednesday and Thursday, Feo'
ruary 10Th and 10th.
Messrs. Raub and Muhlhoefer have erected .
tfree-story structure OF great architectural beatty
at the above address
The whole building is given over to dining
rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and there IS a
large hall on the third floor for banquets and
meetings.
The entire front is Of glass, giving plenty OF
light and air. and the interior is surptuousy dec
Grated This is one OF the best, most modern and
artistic restaurants in the city: the best OF tood
at moderate prices. chosen walters with oeriecs
service Cosmopolitan Kitchen, French, German
and American Chefs. Service a "a Carte and
Carte du Jour
Music noon and evening. The place VIII oo
elaborately decorated by George NJ Stump, For
ist. Fifth Ave, n " on the opening days
There will be selection OF artistic paintings on
exhibition by the n Y. Frame and Picture Co,
So & SO Fulton St, City
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
ARMSTRONG NOT WORRIED
Calls Appropriation for agricultural
Societies Constitutional.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Albany Feb IA contest over the constltu-
tonaty of the present appropriation for the state
agricultural societies, he plan or attack on the
Governors anti-racetrack gambling bils apparent
Iy determined by the racing men ana some OIL
the farmers is not worrying the supporters OF
those measures. Senator Armstrong chairman OF
the Finance Committee, said tonight:
"I never have had any doubt about the const1tu-
tionalitv of a direct appropriation Tor the aSri-
cultural societies. They get direct Appropriation
now for the per cent tax on gate receipts OF
racing associations does not make up the amount
given each year to the agricultural socleues Ds
several thousand dollars
The attention being given to TINS point py repre-
saptatives of the Jockey Club and other racetrack
neople who exhibit much sOlcitude for the farmers
lust now is causing some amusement 10 those
who know the Governors attitude on it. Spe-
c,al stress has been laid his veto of an appro-
pration for beet sugar growers as showing an IN
clinaton cut out all appropriations for the bene-
fit of farmers AS a matter of fact, the Governor
hos NOT made much of a secret of his views TO
those who have consulted him. His attitude is that
the money now given to the farmers is a direct
appropriation by the state, regardless or whether
it comes from a tax on racing or from one on
Iioror sales 1t has been given in its present form
for many years, and nobody has sought TO contest
the constitutionaity of the payment up TO date
His plan to make the payment an out-and-our
direct appropriation, therefore. introduces no novel
feature. More than that, his friends say he con-
siders the argument raised by the farmers In the
first place obtain this money-that the fairs were
really educational exhbitions-a good one. Thus
an aDpropriation for the benefit of these fairs
would be practically an appropriation for educa-
tonaI purposes though devoted TO the special pur-
noses of farmers Just appropriations for the
cancer laboratory at Buffalo and the school of
ceramics at Alfred University are for educational
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CITIZENS UNION HITS CENTRAL
Not Entitled to Subway Rights in The
Bronx, Says Statement.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

Albany, Feb. 17.-In statement condemning the
Owens -Cuvillier bill seeking to acquire for the
New York Central Railroad perpetual subway
rights amounting to subway franchises. to certain
important streets in The Bronx. the Citizens Union
of New York bitterly criticises that road and its
methods of doing business. 1t declares that the
appeal to the Legislature is made only to get per-
petual franchises which the city authorities could
not grant. The statement continues:
1t is especially unwise at the present time to
grant or permit the city of New York any other
authority to grant perpetual rights under city
streets to the New York Central & Hudson River
Railroad Company. This corporation has refused
TO yieN to the public demand for sUbwaying It's
tracks the west side of New York city. IL has
shown an attitude toward the restrictions against
stock watering whicn does not inspire confidence
1t has by an issue of certificates sought to in
crease the Indebtedness against its rolling stock
without having the issue of certificates of indebted
ness passed upon by the Public Service Commits
sion for thp I'd District This Is distinctly the
time 10 grant perpetual subway rights to the New
York Central.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
AVOIDING A ROOSEVELT STAMPEDE
IBy Telegraph 70 The Trihune.l

[Ty Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Omaha Neb-, Feb. 1.-THE stampede which
swung the Lincoln delegation 70 the Republican
convention away from Taft aDd instructed for
Roosevelt last Saturday bore fruit to-day, when
number OF Nebraska counties where Taft sentiment
IS weak were informed that primaries which had
been arranged for would be held. but that in
stead the county committees would appoint the dele
cations 70 the state convention
Tho county committees Of practically all the Ne
frasla counties are for Taft and this is made
t,y the Taft managers that Taft delegations may
be sent 70 the state convention. If primaries are
held there is possibility that Nebraska will
r,ede 70 Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
HUGHES TO HEAR WOMEN TOMORROW

Albany Feb. I7.-GoveTnOr Hughes will devote an
hour OF his time Wednesday afternoon to hearing
arguments on the adyisa biIity Of voting az
general elections. a delegation OF women from al
parts OF the state is 70 come here that day 10
speak for and against the bill before the Lsssla-
ture which proposes TO amend the constitution 50
as 20 extend the right Of suffrage TO women APP
plication was made to the Governor 10 present ar
guments to him that day this matter. WIZ
the result that he has agreed 70 give each SOS
thirty minutes in which to present their views "a
him
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SUNDAY BASEBALL BILL PATCHED UP
IBy Telegraph to The

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Albany Feb. T.-SenatOr Thompson patched %
his Sunday baseball bill tonight by amending ]"
TO limit Sunday games in New York City between
amateurs from $50 10 $50 p. m. instead or TOM
! to r. m. His amendments also prohibit the az
tendance Of persons under sixteen years OF ass
instead of under fourteen years. He strikes ou' ta
definition of amateurs as those who q" nc1 p''y
baseball for a livelihood When asked II TINS wy
intended To let in the National and Aniericah
league teams, Senator Thompson pleaded n't s-'''
and said that the definition was unnecessary -
view of a recent decision Of the courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
LEEcHsURG (PENNJ BANK CLOSED

Leechburg, Penn, Feb. 1.-THE LeechburS Bank
ing Company's bank did not open its doors to-day
1t is understood that suspension is only tenn
porary, and due TO the tight money market. Both
Joseph Beae, president. and Edward HILL cashier.
are out OF the city. and statement TO the
cause or condition has been made by any person
with authority to speak for the bank
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT FOR FORAKER.

fESv T1eleEraph 70 The Tribune.
jackson. Miss. Feb. 1.-THE Republican execu-
tive committee of the sth Congress District met
here to-day and selected March 25 the date for
the convention nominate delegates TO the ma
rional convention. Resolutions were adopted in
corsing Senator Foraker for President
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
MISSOURI DELEGATES FOR TAFT.

Chillicothe. Mo, Feb. 17-Republicans Of the I'd
Missouri Congress District here to-day elected
Louis Denecke. of Brunswick, and G. D. Viles of
Norburne. district delegates 10 the national con-
vention at Chicago. and instructed them to vote
for the nomination of Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

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