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The engagement OF Mrs. Flsfe and the Manhat-
tan company IN The New York Idea Mt tho Lyric
Theatre must end on January -. owing 70 the In
ability OF her management TO secure an extension
of time beyond that date. when the Sothern- Mar
lowe company's engagement IS TO begin. Efforts to
secure another theatre in this city have been mn
Majestic Theatre, in Boston. on January ?i '''
Miss Adele Richie will sue the United States
government for $500. sho says II gowns which she
has imported not delivered to her by Friday
afternoon. Miss Richie is to make her reappear-
anoe IN vaudeville at tho keth-Proctor Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre next Monday. and it announced
would wear some new Parisian gowns. These
held ON technicality. She fears she will lose het
reputation stylish dresser" IL she appears Ia
old gowns.
Miss Grace Filkns played Miss Isabel Irving
part in The Girl Who Has Everything" at tho
Liberty Theatre for the first time last night Miss
Irving will leave the city on a starring tour to-day
Two Arms" march song by George
Sphinx. will be introduced by Nine. Lima Abarbanali
at this afternoons performance OF THE Student
King" at the Garden Theatre. 1t will be used for
an encore
Miss Lillian Russers success in the leading role
OF Kellett Chambers's comedy THE Butterfly" has
proved substantial that Joseph Brooks on Mon
day entered into contract with her, which
has five years to run IN addition to the two years
term of the original agreement Miss Russelrs
present tour has been extended and will continue
till late In July 1t will include trip to tho
Pacific Coast. Mr.. Brooks IS contemplating pro-
ducing next season an elaborate revival of THE
School for Scandal" with Miss Russell in the
character of Lady Taazle.
waltsr n. Lawrence received New Years gift
yesterday from members OF the company now
appearing in The Three OF U.s. at the Madison
made from O. shell used in target practice on a
British man-of-War.
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KING OSCAR GAINS STRENGTH.

Stockholm Jan. 1.-The bulletin issued this morn
ing by the physicians attending King Oscar said
that ne was able to leave his bed for some time
yesterday. His rnajesty's temperature to-day was
eaS. and the condition OF bis heart ana lungs was
unchanged,
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UNDERWRITERS.

PRANK f. CAMPBELL CO.. 341-s West asa 81
chapslz Private and public anouiances Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world wids-knovn under
only place Of business Sh Ave and IGN 81
largest IN the world LsI 124 and lbs Chelsea
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charge.
BENJAMIN Mary B. ". Lambert. H-ny.
Bodstein. Clara. Miller. Mary z.
Camp Ersdsrisx s. Murray. I4ndl.y, 81
SS15 Ed N.,1T,ir NJ Murray Mary B:
Courier. James Terhuns Margaret I.
S oaId ada aaRis Tomp.o ans
Hitchcock. Harriet L. Thomson. David.
King Robert NJ
BSJA AM her resiienss IN this city on pscsTsss
go lses Mary Br0%ses Western WIDOW Of the late
al ee ae on e ss n9 s 1855 ahd os
ton papers please copy
BoDsTEINon January /. ct No. 100 East 18th street
Tqga eldest daughter OF shs late sSercS W. and
Broadway and 10th street. Thursday. January 8. a.
aTSr a lingering Illness. FFsdericE sswal Camp.
CooK-suadsnly Saturday syentng Decsnber 60 a. bis
residence on Weinesday January = at 4 o'eOcs-
private
CORNELL Suddenly. on January I. a, MamsronscH
held at his late resldenes orenta Point on Thursday
afternoon. arrival OF the 1Ot train from Grand
James Caleb foGrtsr assd O. yeas Funeral ssrT,s
arriving Bron1vils at 2:24-
nS. e. wife n %am o @aaSa5 Tasa %
day. January s. p, m. from her late residence.
GoyLD-At her residsase. Nc West 12ssa , st. Ne.
Of the late ROber, Could services the
Thursday. January 3. at II a m
sQ so o5aRs. u 1ss az ry,1 so
Morristovn. \. ].
HcYr-At 1atonah. y 7. on Tuesday. January 1907,
Albert Hey for A. years member o. ne , nTm t q
late residence Friday. January al II o'clock
sst q fiaSSn .nSe5s s
kindly requested tina; no lowers be sent
IAMRERr.on December 81. Henry Lsnb;Et IT., selqy.d
man Laura cohn ANY natalie HornSov and Ernsstins
KOhn. Funeral wednesday morning.
MILLERon Third day First FRS, Month. 1907 Ma.y
services at her late residence No. Al Van Bursr St.
d 5tGosssh on THURSDAY AFTERNOON" 'N' "a ''''
MURRAY-At bis residence. No. Clark St, BrGosyn
Nur5s5 IN TIE sl-s year q FUNERAL
clinton and Montague sts- Brooklyn. on WEDNESDAYS
be sent
MURRAY-At Little Falls " J.. on January 1. 1907.
Mrs. Mary B Murray. Notes Of funeral hereafter.
PAR Ar TUESDAY. January 1907 At her hoaa Ne
Of Cortandt PafSer' Notice OF funeral herssttsF'
TEsHCEon Sunday December 30 1905 a. he, , resi-
William L Terhqne FuaeTa from her late residences
tn e. snd nds as e-D.c;fSy a n1sd M
TAYER-on December 81 at her late Fsside3as No 81,
Of Stephen Henry Thsysr, in SD
the house January 2 az 1920
THOMPSOS-On December 81, 1893, Margaret *
Thompson, widow OF Joseph H. ThCnnpson- Funeral
services residence. the Sevillia, No. III
5s.h Thursday. January g. at 10 a.
THo1IsoN-Saddsnly. sunday; December so 1903.
No Both David Thomson. IN his ssh
Funeral services at the Fourth Avenue Presoy-
terrain Church corner 22d Wednesday morning jan
fnna = - - ''''
wINsI.Ov-suddsuly Saturday. December 20. 1905.
Charlotte NJ daGshter q The late William and Giarss.
H winsow. Relatives and fIisnGs are invited 10
funeral services a. her late residence No.
s28 55th Tuesday morning az 1880 clock.
Sleepy Hollow CsusterT at colye1sncs OF
family.
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Among the passengers
Europe are;
THE OCEANIC,
Mr.. ard Mrs. q r. Booth
Mrs. ] p. Cordingley
MIR. and Mrs. Robert ].
Dunlop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming.
THE KROONLANl
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bouch-
Or. and Mrs. W. y. Cham
berlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cock
croft.
Mrs. James NJ. Higgirson-
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'Burnett's Vanilla Is Pure Food
Mdrried.

Married.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wfn
be repubIished In Tho Tra-weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
soNESSHARP-on December 81. 1908, BY the Rev DR.,
Steele Louis Jones, OF New York Elizabeth Young
Sharp OF 81. John. N. B.
Notices Of marriages and deaths uust be tadoused
with full name and address,
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CE1IETEELEs.
THE woopLAwS CEMETERY.

Harlem trains from Grand Central
station Jerome Avenue trosys and BY car
rage Lots up. Telephone 4e55 Famsrcy for Book
Views representative
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Highest temperature yesterday. 40 desressi lowest
40: average 49, Tor corresponding date Last
year as average for corresponding date last twenty
five years. So.
Local forecast, To-day, partly cloudy; ThursdAe
eain{ light 70 trssh northeast 10 eas4 WtndA
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

who will sal to-day for
FOE LTvEsPooL.
couat and Countess Holste.n.
10. @. Peabody.
wv. z White.
Mrs. J. l. Whitehead
}, FOR ANTWERP.
Mr.. ana Mira. William Nrlles
Collier.
Russell Hastings
DR.. Y II. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Young,
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Tho bill at Hammerstein's Victoria last night was
headed by Miss Maud Raymond. late OF The Social
Whrl." Others on tho bill were Thomas O. Sea-
brooke, Ryan and Richheld. That Quartet Mills
End Morris singers and dancers. and the new Vita
graph views.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

William A Brady, who managed the recent testi-
monial 70 Father Ducey. received loving cup
from tho priest yesterday.
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Miss Dirce ST. cyr. who owns tho English and
American rights to la Leggenda d Edipo" by
Ferdinando Fontana, the Italian poet. is now ar
ranging for the early production Of the play In this
country,
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wU d
charge.
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PoNTIUs PLATE A SCOT.
Asnt.on OF Gicnlyon In thcse letters few days
wa In connection With the of Glencoe resting
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Forecast for Special LocaIities-For the District

Local Onicial Record-Ths following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature the last twentyfour hours, In copar
son with the corresponding date last Teart
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INDUCEMENTS
Lllliap Ru..ell ln ssrhe pu.tertly.,

Lillian Russell in ~Fhe Butterfiy.s
 Not compelled and nor voiun iarily at as .'The Butterfly" a bird of graceful but neither strong nor ambitious flight Lillian Russell charmed every member of the large audience in the Montgpm- cry Theatre Tuesday night. Her play entertaining, and it's .presentation by Miss Russell and by the actors associ~ ated with her was thoroughly satssfac- tory. the role of a widow, young. beautiful, wealthy. who wishes to gain title by a marriage de convenance. After she has arranged for an alliance with the penniless and not overly wise Earl of husband had in q second will forbidden his widow to marry any other than Q native born American--one pain of sus. rendering the. fortune.
 Miss Russell was thoroughly charm ing. She IS still a remarkably hand some woman, and her mere presence on the stage delighted. Her finished qlo- oution the almost faultless use of her movement upon the stage, her quick re- sponse to emotion, which, though 1t de- nlanded no great degree of art yet de- manded art, these gained for her the admiration of her audience. Alter the not with speech but with a song.
 Fred L. Tiden was excellent as Lord DexmInster and Grant Mitchell in the distinctly conaical comedy part, Pitney Killigrew. played eieysr,y TaI. ando, and wisn ss decidedly pleasing. Eugene ormonde as Jasper Mallory played creditably what was perhaps the most difficult part in the comedy.
 Lance" will be the attraction at the Theatre Thursday night
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MnmH mHB@RmEwEWRm Rmminlm ~ M m @Hm M ~ w W MM
 CALENDAR OF THE LEGISLATURE
NINETEENTH DAY.


road law for the County of Mareugo. Public Roads and HighwayA
 Fl. 623. By Mir W0olf of Marengo-. To amend Section 25s4 of the Code of 1896. Ways and Means.
 II 624 By Mir. John of Jefnerson--To the Department of Archives and Ills tory. Appropriations. Hills Passed. $. {. To define and prohibit the un lawful giving. issuing, using or re- ceivinR free passes. rebates. reductions or discounts for transportation by com mon carriers of passengers.
 H. 3S9 To amend Section 2030 of
 H270-To make an appropriation for the compensation of the land clerk In the office of the state Auditor.
 Fl, 56S--To amend Sections and of m act to regulate the volunteer mili- tary forces of the State.
 II. 399-To amend Section 1866 of the Code.
 II. 157--To regulate the compensa- : ton of persons serving or srmmop ed as grand or petit jurors in Mobile
 T. I5s. To provide for and regulate the mode of selecting. drawing and em. panelling grand and petit jurors for II. If52For the relief of William H
 H. 56e-To repeal an act to provide for the sale of liquors in the precinct of Mooresville, in Limestone County.
 H. bl4-To repeal an act to regulate the trial of misdemeanors in Morgan County
 Second Reading.
 From Committee on Local Legisla-
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1T. 52s To appeal an act to provide tures in Tallapoosa County. Fl. 5sS. To provide for the elec- ton of four Commissioners of Fayette
 II. ss1. To fix the salary ot the Judge of the Police Court of the city of Birmingham.
 TOTS for the trial of causes other than capital causes in the Criminal Court of Jefferson County. H.. 5S5. To provide for and reEn- late the drawing. summonlng and em- panelling of juries in capital cases in Jefferson County.
 H. 595. To Iegsiize and authorize the payment of certain claims from the general fund of Clay County by the Fl. s06. To repeal Section 2o3S of the Code of Alabama in so far as u applies to St. Clair County.
 H. 205 To appropriate the sum of $10,00O for the completion of the school building of the Fifth Congressional District Agricultural School located at Wetumpka.
 II. 5o7 To appropriate the sum of $s2.s5 for the year of l9va and the fur ther sum of $50 for the year 1905 to |. T. Herbert as Confederate pen- sioner. eu From the Banking ana lnSut auee Committee:
 H, 4s9 (with substitute. To amend Sections 9. 1g. i3. IA and IS of an act to provid. for the examination and regulation of the business of banking.
 From the Agricultural Committees:
 H. 10S. To amend an act "ro reg ulate the registration. branding. sale. tagging ad analysis of commercial fer tilizers."
 From the Labor and Immigration Committee:
 H, 16O To provide for the estab- Iishment of Bureau of Industrial and Labor Statistics and for the appoint- nent Of q Commissioner of Labor.
 H. 330 (with amendment.) To es- tablish a Department of Immigration for the State of Alabama, to provide for the appointment and compensation of a Commissioner.
 From the County and County Bound aries Committed:
 IT. 449. To change and define the boundary line of Bibb County. Ala, between said county and the counties of shelby and Jefferson.
 H. 500. To ratify the acta and con. tracts of a Court of County Commits sloners of Lee County.
 $. 46. To divide the county of Ma con into four Commissioners districts.
 From the Public Health Committee:
 II AOG To amend Sections 1446 and l447 of the Code of 1896.
 II. 562. To regulate the practice Of pharmacy and the sale of polsons in the cities and towns of more than 500 inhabitants.
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Following is. a record of action talk en by the legislature in session Feoru- ary :. .-
 Introduced.
 s. 254 Mr. Blackmon--To authorize the courts of County commissioners and boards of revenue of the several eoSn. osn,s counties. Local legIsiation.
 2SS By Jssi, Ar 5syIssTS sa,sss sS, snena |asl ioJ, ls6s2), (e425), (3O6lJ. of the code of Alabama. Revision of laws.
 s. 256. By Mfr. white--To regulate the practice in the supreme court of s. 257 By Mr whlte--To amend sec ton A of the code of Alabama, of 1860.
 s. 35s. By Mir wilson-To repeal an act to constitute the town pr Blonnts- Ville a seperate school district approv- ed Feb. Sth. 1885, Mining and Manu-
 S 25s. By Mir, Doster--To amend sections 5, I, II, F, IA, of act To re tagging and analysis of commercial fer tilfzers, acid phosphates. fertilizer ma terials and chemicals. Agriculture.
 H. s57. Mir Carmichael, of Colbert- To authorize the secretary of State to employ stenogTapher for the office of secretary Of State and insurance
 s. 90. Mir. Reynolds-(with amend ment) To provide for the attendanee of certain children of this State on the s ssi. To create the 18th judicial circuit of the State of Alabama
 s. 115. MT. Reese--To further regu- late and prohibit the dealing in future contracts in the State,
 Calendar, February c.
 IT. 4O2. MT. Goodwyn-T0 provide for two Janitors for the court house of County.
 Fl. l04. MT Goodwyn-To provide baliffs for the courts of Montgomery s. 223. Mfr. Hamburger-Making it a misdemeanor to sell give way or other wise dispose of, in Mobile County, with in three miles of Section 9. Township 2, north. Range 1 east. spirituous. vinous or malt liquors.
 & F. MT. Lusk-To define. prohibit and punish aiding and abetting unlaw ful sale of spirituous liquors, prohib- ited by law from being sold.
 s. 2i6 Mir Oyerton--To provide for the assessment and collection of privi- lege taxes against express companies.
 S. 2l7, Mir, Overton-To provide for the assessment and collection Of privi- lege taxes against sleeping car compa- nIes.
 $. 43 MT Gardner with substltute) To regulate railroads and other com mon carriers in this State, to secure reasonable rates and adequate service. aud prevent unjust discritnlnation in the!r public service.
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HOUSE BILLS. TAtanHn-Asl

II. 6ls By NJ. Lee of Houston twith notice and proof)--To appropriate one third of the net proceeds of the dispen- saries operated fin Houston County. Ala . Daina, to the public schools Of said County. Local Legislation.
 V. 61Z. By Mir. Lee of Houston with notice and proof)-To provide for the establishment of dispersar1es in Hous- ton County Temperance.
 1T. 6lS By MT .Loe of Houston (wlth notice and proof)-To repeal an act 10 prohibit the monufacturing of liquors, or sell liuuors within six miles of Union Hill Baptist Church. in Henry County. Temperance.
 1T. siS. By Mr. Lee of Houston (with notice and prooD-To repeat an act 10 prohibit the sale or giving. away of iiauors within prescribed distances "t certain localities in several counties. Local Legislation.
 B. 62O. By MT. Lee of EtOwah (with notice and proof)-To amend an act Co declare the power and Jurisdiction of the CItv Court of Gadsden. Judiciary.
 IT. 62i. By Mir Arlington Of Coffee To prohibit one party to contTacl to confess judgment without service of fl s32. By MT. woolf of MarenSo with notice and prooO-To provide a
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crDcUTT CLERKS IN SESSION.
EIeyen Counties Re0resented at Meet
 ing---Eaeeomainend Legislation.

EIeyen Counties Re0resented at Meet ing--EaeeOnalmend Legislation.
 The organization. known as the Cir cult Court Clerks of Alabama. met in Montgomery yesterday, endorsed oer- tain legislation and were successful last night in one particular of their recommendation. when the House Com mittee on Claims and Fees. after session at the GIenmore Hotel voted favorably on the Arnold bill fixing the ex-officio fees of Circuit Court clerks on a basis of taxation leaving off the clause repeating local acts fixing ex- officio fees.
 The Circuit Court Clerks met In the Chancery Court room of the Court House at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and were in session until late yestef- day afternoon. Eleven counties were represented, including Calhoun. Gull man, Crenshaw, Montgomery, Marengo, Lauderdale. Pike. Mobile and Clarke. Among those who attended were: |. E. Watson of Calhoun, President; Asa B. Fuller of Cullman, Secretary; Mark Black of Crenshaw and Mr. Smith of Mobile.
 The day was spent in the discussion of legislation for the welfare of the organization. The passage of the
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One of the greatest triumphs of Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Com pound Is the conqucring of woman's dread enemy Tumor,
 The growth of . tumor Is SO inl sidions that frequently it's presence E wholly unsuspected until 1t is well
 So called "wandering pains" may come from it's early stages or the presence of danger may be made manifest by excessive monthly periods accompanied by unusual pain, from the abdomen through the groin and thigh.
 If you have mysterious pains. if there are indications of inflammation or displacements, secure bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, right away and begin its use.
 The following letters should con vince every suffering woman of its virtue, and that 1t actually does conquer tumors.
 Mrs. May Fry, of s36 W. COlfsx Ave South Bend, Ind. writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham =
 II take great pleasure in writ ing to thank you for what Lydia E. pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me, I also took the Blood Purifier in alternate doses with the Compound. Your medicine removed . cyst tumor of four years growth, which three of the best physicians declared had. They had said that only an operation could help me. l am very thankful that I followed friends advice and took your medicine. It has made me a strong and well woman and shall recommend 1t as long as live
 Mrs. E. F. Hayes, of ae Ruggles St. Boston, Mass, writes:
 Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
 s.Ihave been under different doctors treatment for long time without relief. They told me had q fibroid tumor, my abdomen was swollen and suffered with great pain. wrote to you for advice, you replied and l followed your directions carefully and today am a we'll women. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ex- pelled the tumor and strengthened my whole system.'
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the second, House Bill No. ,27o, makes an appropriation for the salary of the land clerk In the Auditors office. Both measure wcNe passed. Nine votes were cast against No. ss9.
 Mir Lyon, of Mobile. called up House Bill No. 399. increasing the pay Of servants at the Capitol from ss5 to S35 per month. It was passed
 The call of counties for the consid- eration of local bills was thereupon resumed where it was left off Monday. MT. King, of Jefferson. occupied the chair the greater part of the after noon.
 After passing a total of nine bills during the afternoon, the House at S:o5 o'clock. adjourned until today.
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The House thereupon, at 1:5o D. m.. took a recess until the afternoon ses- sion.
 At the afternoon session. eighty-three members responded to the names on roll call.
 Mir. Rowe. of Madison. presented resolution to make House Bill No. 3s6. to create a live stock sanitary board, special order. The date was left blank for the Rules Committee to fill In.
 MT. Carmichael, of Colbert, secured unanimous consent to cafl up two gen. eral bills. at the request ot the Att torney General and State Auditor. The first, House Bill No. Sss. raises the salary of the deputy Attorney General from st.000 to s1,50o per annun, and
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transcript bill was recommended after debate.
 This bill provides the clerk shall rec ceive the same fees on transcripts in criminal cases appealed to the Su. preme Court as tn civil cases. Un- der the present law the clerk receives 15 cents per hundred words for civil case transcripts
 The Circuit Clerks recommended the passage of the Arnold bill which fixes the ex-officio fees of Circuit Clerks on a taxation basis, according to a scale, but eliminated the repeal clause.
 At the close of the meeting 6 com mittee was appointed to go before the House Committee on Claims and Fees last night for the purpose of urging favorable action in conformity with the endorsements of the clerks. The House committee heard the clerks committee only on the Arnold bill, thereafter talk ing favorable action and adjourning.
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Sunday school worker..

Judge Joseph Carthei. Secretary of the State Sunday School Association, and Miss Minnie Kennedy Primary Secretary of the Association, addressed a meeting of the Sunday School work CTS at. the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church last night.
 Tonight they will address the Sun day School workers of the Dexter Av- enue Methodist Church. Thursday night Judge Carthel and Miss Kennedy will meet with the Sunday School con- tingency of the South Side Baptist Church.
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RYAN IN WASHINGTON.
Trust SIagnate Has Cenference Wtth
 President Roosevelt.

Washlngton, Feb. 5.-Thomas F.. Ryan, the New York hnancier had a long interview with President Roose- welt at the White House this afternoon.
 He would say nothing about the ob- ject of his call, further than 1t was to pay his respects to the President. As he was leaving the White House, Mir. Ryan said he expected to. return to New York this afternoon.