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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-29
SumiIton's 9ert6t.
gpetp Qlprf y ~.

Jlen gDrt, 28. Deg.
lleber Den 8eri6t bes us}uoqe4 Qtns
bA !9amilton, ieine SbGtigttit Dor 0ea
@eieB9ebungen betreFfeno, perlautct,
oab er auf Gin3eIbeiten iiber @ntaez
0ennabme uno 8erausQabunq BON
8eInern niht eingebt, ieine la,nan
pon QetfoEen erbdlt uno iih haupt
id4lib oarduf bel6rdntt, Griinoe fiir
Die @erausgdbung 10 9rDBer Slunmsn
ansuqeben.
Ser Prdiioent n}cGaa Der g}etp
Yort 2ife S5nlurdnce Gompann, oeiien
Spbn ben 8eridt pon paris bolte. lit
nit Den observation-disclosures 6amit-
tpn's boIltommen SufrieOen. IS
betBt, bdB !6amiIton iid berf6ie0enct
Qgenten beOiente unb m0gliderpeiie
fel6it ni6t puBte, meI6e 2eQislatur-
mitglieber our6 Gelb unb quite @orte
beeinfluBt rtr1t:.. 0b er Die Iamsn
Der 2tgenten angie6t. 1T minpeitens
speifeIbaft.
g2elp 9orf. 28. Deg.
So6n 6. McGaQ, Der Sefretdr Der
glep Yorf Qife SnIurance Gompanp,
mar 6eute Der erIte 3eugs por Dem I'M
teriuTungsousIc6ub Der Qeqislatur.
Gr beridtete iiber isinen 9eIud in ga
ris uno Iegte Elm dr3tli6es Gertificat
Dor, ppnGh 6aniitipa in 0en ndhitea
5tpei Wlpnaten ni6t 0aron 0enten t0nz
ne, 5rdnsrei6 gu pfrahen. oaniltor
babe iih gepeigert, ieiu @beGbud] at.
3ugeten, neil oie }uyiidgtbliebensn
9(uspeiie fiA tbeilpsiic auf feline griz
ootangelegenbeiten bs30gen. Der Be
rift pur0e olso1nn oorqsle1t. 6az
milton erfldrt. OaB oie6jeieaifaTt feline
8elege ii6er Iein' 21us gaben bon i6m
berIdngte uno er barber tein Bud
fii6rte. Die 2(rbeit, loelfe er nerrifj
tete. lei eins 9eheime aepeien uno iAon
aus oieiem 8runoe hatte er es fir no
t6ig qebalten, niht our6 2lnpciiuns
gen, fonoern in 8aar ooer in Wedieln
gu besabltn 9(ber isI5it Damn. ptaa
er iiber feline 2lus7a6sn Bud Qefiibr.
bate, tpiiros er iif uitt fir perpftiGs
tet era9ten, Gin iolffs BUD Oor3uIs=
gen.
rSn ipciteren @crIaui leines &c.
ridjtes beruft iid 8 hilton aui 6en
@ebeimoicn1t ser 9iegierimq mo
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9 anterott.
M2emphis. genn.. g. %.

Wlemp6is, 3enn., 28 De3.
Orr ganten, sic Merchants 5ruit
Gompanp, Die Qtmericon SaOinQs 9ant
q, 5ruit GomponD uno Bic Mtrf1nts
SooinQs goui. baben i6re 3obiung.n
einqcItellt. QBis ibid pir6 bic 4ey
iiferung qsQeben. boB oie Depoiitorsa
teinen Sent berliersn per0en. Die -
poiiten Ser Qtmerican Saoings 8lnt
& 1ruit COMPANY beIisisn iiA aai
S625, 900.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-29

IlrobIt. cin uci.ercS 2iht ucrbrcitcn
mer0cu Die Corona Idbt iUh mr.
mdbreuo elmer 5ouncniiuitcrnii be.
obotteu. ySir cupartct non unierel
9eobadltingen ucuc 9hliihhiiie. mel.
die Gin neueS Tel0 iiir meitcrc Inter.
iud)ungen cr0iinen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-29
0uDtb uno 8otiotb.

g}i6ael SbdOrid. Elm iunger g}ann
ron rieiioem Wu6s, ipuroe BON oem
Is Sabre alten 6eurp SSone8 bnrh
einen Steinpurf getootet. Shdorid
bate Sones' iiinasrsn 8ruosr 9eIdlaz
cen uno poaie ii6, lpie es beiBt. ebsns
fads an Dem dlteren 3one5 oergreiien,
neIher borduf aus elmer Gntiernung
ron 40 Sub ibm cinen Stein pon oes
Gr0Be eiuer DaGnuB an btn 8o2f
mari. Der Stein traf Sen 3ieien bin.
ter ocm CGr, poraui Ser Getroiiene
cine @eile i'm areiie berumIef uno
honn toot hinitiir3te.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-29
9 9unte86 6ouptitd0t.

6icr dagtlaugien gtriC6en 5uFolgs
III Der Gultdn bon Wtarpfto nit Der
Q(66altunq Der SouTertn3 in UlaoriO
nidt einosritdnoen. Gr brin8t absrs
mails 5unger in @orIcblaa.
8as Staats oepart.m,nt puroe Be
no6ri4tio!!. odB 3lpiidtn @sne3ucla
un6 Golum6ien dbermals Wkinungse
oerffie0en6eit.n ous6ra6en. nuh0sm
Ser QrdIioent 6aitro Die @uslieierung
eines Generals perlun1t batts, Der ii4
na6 aolum6en fliihiete.
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Seiterrei9 llngorr.
Q1ieu. %. Tes

Die @iienbahner Iino 5ufrieben 9es
itellt. Gs 1T fOmit teiu 5ipeiter Streit
ots pafiben Mioeritanos me9r gu bes
fiirdhten.
9as GterreihiI6e Miniiterium bat
ole meiiten SprDerun9en Der 2lrgeItear
ten belpilligt, uno infolge OieIes Gnts
9e9entommens bdben Die 6ii9rer Der
@iIenba4ner beid!oiIcn, 6riebtn 8u
MODEM.
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-
'''ss d..

&l' ~ s0ei,,., .,HeOolt,runs aus
Soefu 0auert al. ~ pier, ipelz
6e Oo:iid DerldiIen, Itn. III belebt.
Die meiiten SSrsmosn baben nit ibren
6amiIien bereits O0eifa perIuhen, uno
Die &oniuIn trefen 8prtereitungen, ole
mob bier ipeilsnOen 4usIdnoer fort3ue
ienoen, faus Dies nOt4penOig per0en
ipllte.
Oas 8efhGft Itodt.
Sn Dem 9lugenbIid, in Dem oieie De-
peIde auf Dem 2eIegrapbenamt sur Be-
f0roerung aufgsgeben miro, unternebs
men Die Hepolutipndre ben @erTu6. oie
8antsn gum SalieBen ihrer 8eiddits>
Iotale gu Spin9en.
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GGna.
92etina. 2S. 0ea.

ENNNFfef ~-Cs ~~S0s
Die fpnIerpatipten unb beItunter>
ri6teten 9lusIdnOer Iin0 in Ser 9lnii1t
ems, oaB Die 3ei3bcrte Der Chine
Zen gegen Die 6remben felt Wpnaten
pddit uno iih itttig fpeiter uber pas
2ano perb@itet. Die $1dupt.u1rer Der
8epegun9 gG6ind fir bic G6ineIen"
iino Stuoenten un0 3eitunqsI3reiber,
nelde einen She'll ibrer. 9iloung i'm
NusIan0e genofen baben. Die frem@
oenfeinoli6en 3eitungen 6eginuen all
GinfluB 5u gelpinGen
Dem 8optott amerifanii6er Wuo=
rem folgte Die oQaemeine Gr0rterung
Der llnbiloen. nel6e China BON Den
6remomddten erlitten, unO oitIsGr0rs
terungen 3eitigten oen WunI9 na9
Mieoerpergeltung
Die 5einpieligteiten, pelte urz
fpriingIid nur Den 2lmeritanern qalz
ten, ridten ii6 jtbt gegen ale 2iuss
Timber. Die G1ineien fii6'en offenbar
@enugt9uung barber, oaB Der prd=
il0ent 3ooIerelt ii6 in 6olge oes 8op=
totts gum Grlab DerIDbnli6er 8efs
pronungen beranIaBt fano; Der 8opz
tott iit aber nod ni1t ge6nbeu uno
fddoigt BEN umeritanii9en 0anoel
namelttlit4 in Der @egenb ppn Canton
un0 Dem Yangtie. Die gbineIen er=
tldren ben9optott ais 0auernOe WofIe
in ibrer ndtipnalen &iittammer.
Die 3eitungen empfebIen cen 8o9>
tott in0iiasn Spiums dls @ieoerperz
9eItung fir Die MaBnabme bes bris
tiihen 8eiiibers 0es n@emiip IN Sc
ri4tsbofes", Der dineiifae 5raLen in
bos StaOtgefdngniB gu 56angbai
einIperren IieB, anitatt in 0as dime
iifhe 9dftlotal. 0ieie MoBnabme
fiibrte gu oen iiingitsn usI6reitunz
gen. 9ll8 GrfoIg Der gegsnpdrtigen
8epeguns fiibrsn Die 3eitungen aud
Die Gntmutbigung Der &pn3eiIionsz
jd9er an. Die Regierune bat Iib ents
i6Iofen, cine 9eeignete SpntroIle iiber
Die Giienbubnen, 8ergpertsbetrie6e
unb d6nIider llnternebmen 3u iiberz
nehmen.
0btpohl oieIe2luslGnoer Ii4 nit Ser
3ieIen Der 8epegung sinberitanben
ertldren, ertsnnen tie ocA bic Gefabr,
tpelhe ole aufreiSenhcn &eoen un0
3eitungsartitel in iic9 i9IieBen. Der
9tufru6r in S6angbai uno oie Wlebc=
lei Der amsritdnil1en MiiiionGre in
2ientf6au finb lsbrreide 9eiipisls.
Die hineiiifen Manober i'm n0rolis
den China baben oas Sslbitpertrduen
Ser GbineIen iebr betrdhtIif qeboben;
iis glau6en. oaB iie in militdriI9er
Siniift ebenfooiel gu IeiIten perm0gen
ipie bic Sapaner.
Die Qbibt Der fremoen 3eqieruns
oen, 0ie internatipnalen Maden 3us
riidsu3iehen, 1T infolge bes 9(uFrubrs
in S6dng9ai ipieber in's S4ponten
eerathen.
S9dngboi, %. Tea.
Der britil6e 8eiFBer 9pbman
nahm feiren SiB i'm p@emiI6ten Sc
rid1t" elm. Die 9erbanolun9en finoen
unter Qoli3eiIhuB itatt, obne Sruppens
mdden. 6ier berrI4sn CUR 3eit pies
Ser ppnitGnoi1 georOnets @erbGltniiTe.
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moracInhcr
NeD g)oyf, %. Te1.

gFNIV W"'Ff a@-7' =
@iQiont q. 8odcieller. elm 9t7ie
sSobn Z Godeielers. cfupfHB
qeiieru eiueQorIa6rng nm ais 3at1s
in Dem QrojeB 0eger oia Stauoar6
Oil Gompouu 3u eriheinen Der ia
Gt. gouis per6au6clt Wiro. Ter No.
rof.t 6cnn " amon bon Jlalp
OorT, mcldcr IN ocm Hro}eb oen
Staat W}iiiouri oettriit, ertiir,
often. 6aG 0ie 5touooro6aeute iih
bcmijhten, Der 8orIa6nng 81 entae.
non
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1905-12-29
q6ecin Tafefhcn.
glnIhin1Eon. p. ~.

--D'I VIII'tET7I IT ~
Tas neleiie Experiment 0cs 2Ider'
banoebortements beieht IN oem gG.
ind Thee In 1iieI6eu gu prciieu 70
Sab or beoeuten0 lDcui9cr 8aum eiu.
riinnt mo in 6ieirr 6orm bciop6ars
r. Der Qlrmce un6 N2orire mr Der.
upn1und fomnen toun Sin 1dicl.
den ron Ser BroEe einas Gmtitiifes
rrb stpa einmol 70 bid, III fir cine
qoiic 1bce geuilgcno.
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q ribtroubt

cHa6oma Gitn. Otla.. 81 1ej.
Rdpfer ipren1tsn beut. az friibr
qPoranitun6s oen @sloidront Ser ein'
si1sn gant in ser Gtoo! Ilocre eh
r,m ftetntn Crts febu g'silcn Iiio.
6aliA BON bier uno sntlamsn NIT
1900.
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Gte Sonnertin initernib.
Qpaihin .9n. 28. -

Ger 9(6miral Gbeiter, .pel.
der oils gertreicr 6 Rarine.Sbier,
Datoriiuns I'M N}on }iu8uit iih an
Der geobadhmq oet Sonneniiniier.
nib am Iitteaano gieec bethel.
Iiatc, 1T nod 0alt ZION 5uriid8c.
tebrt. Gr iagte. por Der sim.
meIserideimng oiei1 nte 4hotoqra.
tbicn genonincn nurdit. oodj t0m'c
6as 6eiultat 6er 5ldltung nidt
cher befannt Qerr percen bis
ticic 4botograpto 1enau ituort
ip1ren. Gr erflar. erner: oIiei,
@eobodtinaen ioater & oer8eifidtc
Ser 9titronomie eth 0euienoe foQe
ipieler. g9ir boia anoeriifilid,
6aB lie beionoers iia bic Rdtur 6er
Corona, melde In ft 0erau6erlid'er
Torm in ciner 2lH mng Die 6eE
5onnenourd,meiier aebriab iiber'
triiit, in oen 0e.raun 9inau5.
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Gtrettcn6e Tiider.
Guretd. Gal. 28. 0e,.

9miiden oneritoniihen un0 italie.
niIdeu 5iiteru fam es IN Der 8eih.
nadtsnaft aui Dem Gel gliDer al
Gtreitiafeiten 8abIreife Shiiiie
nurhen Qeuediel uun ucridie0ene
Der getMili1ten erliiten Ge.lebun.
den
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Qn1ittftr atnorben.
~ AN. IA. 27. ~

VIl7N 43It4I4Vf y III 20 x q
eSdmes gR guforb. Der Friihere
giir1srmtiiier tieisr Gtoot, N heuts
qeitorben. Gr mar "a Snbye aft. 6err
guforo mar fis 3ur 3tit 'tines 20.
bsg prdF6sr. oer Rod 5slanb
Sdn;nqs gont un6 elm angeistener
sdbritoni.
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Ser TrGiiScnt 9inuieUclt luil fcinc
Sammluns fir ieine Sudter 5a
oeren SOdD5eit.
eSeufalIs 5m mOnaraiid.
Gr fat cine Grfldrung OcrOiicntIidcn
laIeu, in Der or iiir Die qutr 9lbiidlt
ieiucn Sanf ansiprid,t.
SOa abcr nnterlaiicn iucrOcn.
81 bneIehnt
@aibington, .. g. %. 9e3.

@af9ington, >. 6, %. 4e3.
Giner 0epefche aus @ater S5ii1.
Gre, 5uipIge, bate man 0ort 0enPIau
9efaBt, bur6 cine Dffeniilt9t Sanm=
lung cine Summe @eIoe5 5uiammen
gu brin9en uno oieie SRI. gtIite RoOls-
belt an ihrem 9od3eitstd3e gum Ge=
f9ent 5l MAIDEN. Der ggdiiosnt &oos
Iecelt lit nit einem folden4iar Oura=
aus niht einperitanoen und bat gu
DieIem 3ped Die fplgen0e grtldrung
per0ffentliben Iafen: nIadoem 0ic
Iufmertiamteit Des grdHoeaten allf
Die Sepeidba aus 8afer Gitp 0inqelenit
puroe, pona6 man Sri. 3oofepeI.
our4 eire 0ffentIide SammlunQ tin
@eI9ent iiberrei1en nil ertldrt er,
oab er einen IoIden 8etpejs Der Grge-
benbeit 5por dnertennt, a6er bofft.
baB man bon einem iolden llnterne5=
men N6ftano nebn1en per0e. 36dt=
Id6Ii4 piinI6t er, boB man sic S,o6e
unterlahe." (9ieIe 6aItun9 oes prd=
ii0enttn puroe in einem 2(ytitel 6ieIer
3eitlng bereits borausqeiaQt. Qlnn.
b. Ge0.)
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qrGfibert aorfsbt14

JDIIU WVIUtUl NI., II. aJt3.
Tvr QroTogr, Rooispelt uno Ia
milie ir1ftn bsute Qahmit.dq tup
mad 6rsi llbr bier Gin un0 bsftiegen
autffen, um Iofort na6 pine 9no6.
Jrau aooIs0,ItA 2anoiis, gu fabrsu.
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9 o ominifariT9e Repubtit.
Daihinaton. %. 0ea.

8ei sem Siaotsietrttariat einqes
Iaufene 9QbslmeIoungen aus Sonto
Domingo lebren. boB Der 9i3eprdFs
bent Gdcsrss als RoAfoIger oes qrds
Iioenten MordIes Die Reqisrunq ii6ers
nommen bat. Morales Itebt nit Ieis
nsr gefolaihaft stfpa sshn Weilen BON
Der 6auptiidot entfernt.
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q merito stfhttnsn IT..
223 3siiunasn. 6arunter 2215 tdnli6s
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Der britiIds geiiiBer 9pDman
nahm ieinen Sib i'm r@emiI6ten Sc
rid,t" Elm. Die 9erbanolun9en finoen
unter qoIi}eiIhuB itatt. obne 1ruppens
pdden. 6ier berridsn 5ur 3eit lpies
Der pollitdnhi1 georOnsts @erbGltniiTe.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
AUTO CLUBHOUSE PLANS
Committee appointed to LOol' for
Site for 1t and Garage.

AT meeting Of the members OF the Automobile
receiving the report OF the board of governors
relative 10 the building of q clubhouse and garage
Of their own, resolutions adopted authorizing
the board of governors TO look for a site and pro-
ceed with the erection of building. and giving
them power 10 organize a construction company
10 carry the work. The building committee,
consisting Of Albert P. Shattuck chairman Colgate
Hoyt end DR.. 5. s. Wheeler. which appointed
by the board OF governors. confirmed by the
club. and thu president and treasurer of the club
received authority sign all necessary papers and
make all contracts for the work
1t learned that the committee will try to find
a spot as close possible TO the present quarters
OF the club FiftyeEhth-st. and Ftfth-ave. 1t viii
be hard however. for them do this, for there
seem few places suitable they buy. The
machines line up before the club in front of
Central Park when automobile parade IS being
held by the club and it is in convenient spot for
most OF the members
The clubhouse viii be fitted uD with all the
conveniences necessary 10 make il of the best
equipped homes for an automobile club I'm the coun-
The garage. il is expected VIII have elevators.
that machines can be stored the upper floors,
and department. where automobile accessories and
supplies be obtained. The plans at present
have not taken definite form, but ii is the general
intention to spend about &25.00O or this it is pro
posed TO raise $4,000 among the members of the
club by the issuing of second mortgage bonds at 4
raised from funds in the treasury and first
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
TEsTIFIEs TO NOBLE QUARREL.
Witness Who Told of Trouble at Time of
Shooting Before Grand Jury.

Miss Loretta Burnell actress after a con
ference with the Fesel sisters OF Long Island City
went yesterday before the Queens County Grand
Jury in Flushing. and told OF alleged quarrel
between Patton Noble and his wife Immediately
preceding the shooting of Mr. Noble. What the
nature OF the quarrel was could not be learned
District Attorney Gregg called the FieseI sisters
into side room. and after five minutes also called
Miss BurnelI. After a conference of ten minutes
all emerged and Miss Bu-neI Immediately
taken before the grand jury Following her testi-
mony came the reports regarding evidence Of d
quarrel Ii was this testimony that the District At
torney was so keenly anxious TO get before the
grand jury. Miss Burnell had not told about II at
the coroners inquest or al the subsequent hearing
before Magistrate Healy, but the Fiesel girls
friends of Miss BurneI had told how she had told
them when she out for help after the shooting
that the Mobiles had quarrelIed and that the shots
had followed
Fifteen witnesses were examined and tnirty-hVe
more who were 10 have been subp9naed for to-
dav have not been served as it is believed the hf-
teen already examined have told the grand jury
sufficient TO admit Of vote being taken Tor or
AGAINST an Indictment District Attorney Gregg.
when seen after the grand jury had adjourned,
youIC make no statement regarding the Those
witnesses examined yesterday were DI = IT.
Bumstey. George Haviland. DIT BenJaInln 6 Strong
FerIarnIn J. Burneu, Mrs. Helen BurEen. Offcer
Jnhn Deboe Edward J. Doyle. Thomas u. stuart
Mrs John " Phillips, John W. Phillips. Edward
Ward and Joseph Henning. Doyle, TO wEom MTs.
Noble was said 10 have stated that Pate ana
had a quarrel and | shot him.. was one OF the
chief witnesses. He had not appeared al noon. ana
the District Attorney sent a telephone message TO
the Long Island City police 70 have an officer bring
'ui 10 ES he 49, in y-ha1 the
of6cer reached Doyles house he had left there for
FIushing where he arrived alone In time to testify
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
Gas RESOLUTION TO-DAY
Merchants AsSoC:atiOn Goes to Leg
isIature-Ljkely to Pass
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

Albany, Jan. The Merchants Association
resolution calling for the appointment of a joint
commission y Il eUnoers OF both branches OF the
Legislature. Investigate the gas contracts of Com
missioner Oakley OF New-York city and also the
general lighting field n that city. Will be intro
duced tomorrow. II originally planned 10
put this resolution IN last week and representatives
OF the Merchants Association were in Albany Tor
that purpose. Later the plan Was chAi'ssu' an"
the period OF adjournment was utilized IN confer
.nces with Republican leaders with Vie" 10 Tram
fne the measure in such fashion that II might bs
passed and acted a party msasure- IN tne
mean time the Hearst Municipal Ownership Le"sHe
had fts resolution introduced, and the city govern
Inent rushed it's scheme in
7, IL generally assumed all sides thst some
resolution providing for a commission 10 inVesu-
gate the gas situation and the contracts possibly
sualoeou. to the Mazet committee, viii be au'hot-
tx.d and that Senator Elsberg. az solace TOT
losing the Craftsmanship Of the Senate elis III
yoittse will head H. That the MeTchants Assocls- AS
ron measure will be the one accepted = f
-,rofs HE This carries with II a ptoPsl.
tion for IS cent gas Those hack or the
zssocistion's effort prepared 90 dsois I "a
tLst ths entire Of the proeueti1n ~ ess =
cents and that difference Of 81 cents 81 Fioh' -
&..MeleuL-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
NEW TRIAL IN ROUSS SUIT.
Perdict for S1O5, 700 in Fauor of
Boy Upset.

The Court Of Appeals yesterday reversed the YER
dict of jury in the Supreme Court whIsh gave
SiO5.76s c. B. Rosseau against the estate OF the
late Charles Broadway Rouss. The boy who
eleven years old. sued the estate through his
guardian ad Htem, Arthur Fischer to recover
100000 from the estate OF ROuss who was alleged
10 be his father 1t was asserted that Rouss had
promised TO give the boy that amount for his
support when he reached ten years. Mr. ROuss
died before the boy ten years old and suit
was brought for the money about year ago.
Eva Sue Figgett Rosseau, the boys mother testf-
fled that Charles Broadway Rouss was the bows
father. and that he had promised to give the lad
100000 and make him partner in his business Il
became known at the trial that after the death Of
the blind merchant the executors of the had
given the BOYS mother $23O0 IN cash on her sign
ing release Of her claim to dover and any other
alleged claim against the estate.
The Appellate Division affirmed the verdict OF the
jury, but the affirmation not unanimous
The Court OF Appeals has ordered a new trial Of
the suit, its opinion not being unanimous Judge
Vann wrote the majority opinion. Judge Cullen
who wrote separate memorandum. and Judges
O Brten and Haight cOncurring. Judges GRAY
Bartlett and Martin dissented.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
OFF 90 THE FENCE SIGNS.
Pallqss Painters COUer Them 1rith
Dark Green Coat.

Instead a the Eaudy signs which have dishgured
tas fence around The BRYANT Park Library for the
lss year there . stretch OF dark green all
along rhe Fitth-ave. side yesterday. while most
of the ForIy-secoud-st. side had been cleared OF
M -ficr- art which characterized il Sax paint
~ ~ The Department Of Parks went 70 work AT
-fs fence yesterday morning. by order OF Commis-
missioner Pslss The fence will be restored 10 its
0ue-rlns sobrIeJy to-day.
NcNamara & CO. Harry Hart's concern. which
held t4e advertising privilege paid attention 10
comm ioner PsIIas's direction that they in com
pllan0s with the order Of Justice Scott. Of the
Supreme Court. remove the signs, he put the
ciFV.s employees st work.
AT the meeting Of the Fine Arts Federation on
Monday night resolutions were passed cimmending
Nay0r Mcclellan for his sharp letter 70 Commis-
S0rr~ Pallas T-Eard.uE the Bryant Park fence
when the Commissioner seemed inclined take no
= a--IoU The federation spoke also Of the incon-
srutv ~ advertising in any public place on public
property. and urged Mayor Mcclellan 10 bring suit
scs inst the InterboroUGh Rapid Transit Company,
rnr9ugh the Corporation Counsel, TO determine the
legality - t1e subway signs.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
PEARY md THE POLE.
4 Chance to Help the Nert arctic
Venture.

circular letter has been prepared by the Peary
Arctic Club TO be sent to those persons who might
reasonably be expected to cooperate in the work
which will he undertaken this year. 1t briefly out
lines the objects Of the organization and the plans
or the next campaign and invites subscriptions for
their advancement. The club has already pledged
s55.o0o for the enterprise but 100000 more is
needed Contributions OF any size will be gladly
accepted. Copies of the letter may be obtained by
applying 10 Morris X. Jesup president Of the club
or TO Commander Peary. who be sched al the
house Of the American Geogra phica Society. No Is
West Eighty-frst-st Checks should be made paw
ablt 10 the New-York Life Insurance and Trust
Company. In pamphlet which accompanies the
letter occurs the following passage:
Peary's plans and objects have enlisted the warm
interest OF President Roosevelt. who says: 'Peary
and Nansen are the two best men OF our generation
IN Arctic exploring work. No better-and | NAV
add more characreristicelly American-work
could be done than Peary's efforts TO go to the
Pole
They have the support and approval Of the Amer
lean Geogra phical Society the official Endorsement
OF the Eighth International Geograp pc Congress and
the interest and approval OF scientists and geogra
phers throughout the world.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
ADJ ERSE TO MR. BRYAN.
Judge Says Bennett Letter Can't Be
admitted as Evidence

New-Hsven Conn. Jan. 1o-A daoisto, .a,.ar.a
TO the contention OF William J. BRYAN was given
n me superior Court to-day by Judge silas A
fSooinson who declared that the famous sealed
le'er oy which the late Philo S. Bennett Mr.
srsans personal friend, expressed wish thar Mr.
Bryan should have $4,000 from his estate could
not be admitted as evidence in the case before the
court This action brought by Mr. BRYAN as
executor against Della A Bigelow and other heirs
including himself as an individual and as trustee
for construction OF the will Mr.. Bryan desires a
construction by which the $4,000 mentioned in the
sealed letter shall be paid Mrs. Imogene Ben
nett the WIDOW. acting trustee. and then he
paid over by her to him. Mrs Bennett wants the
100000 paid over to the residuary legatees with the
Test Of their inheritance.
me matter Will now be taken by Mr.. Bryan's
attorneys 10 the Connecticut Supreme Court on
questions OF law. Should the decision of that court
be favorable TO Mr.. Bryan. the will be tried
on the facts before the Superior Court II the Su-
prenle Court decision is against Mr.. Bryan, how
ever II is said by counsel that the matter will end
there. as Il cannot be taken TO the United States
courts
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
AGAINST sLOCUM MONUMENT PLAN
Corporation Counsel Delany Thinks City
Appropriation for 1t Illegal.

municatiOn from Corporation Counsel DeIany was
read on the proposed monument 10 the unknown
dead of the General Slocum disaster. Mr.. Deany
thinks the monument illegal. coming within
Section 10, Article VIII of the State Constitution.
which forbds the Of money credit of munich
palities counties, for any other purpose
municipal or county uses. The resolution re-
feTred to the Committee Finance.
The communication from the New York and
Jersey Railroad Company, through the Board OF
Rapid Transit for tunnel franchise under Ninth
St. Fourth-ave.. and from Greenwich-st. north
to Sixth-ave Thirty-third-st.. was received and
referred To the Committee on Bridges and Tunnels
The application of the Bush Terminal Railroad
Company for franchise for certain streets in
brooklyn. made special order for the next