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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
GOLD NUGGET SWINDLE
REPORTED AT A.-Y.-P. Z.
wAPPENsTElN NOW
INVESTIGATING
CHARGE
ll..ksn Is Suspicious OF
Nugget Jewelry Sold
at Fair

n.t rritable sold bricks, the
r,a slatasalcued, time honoted
s,sasy Of all swladlers arc being
..lslss IN seattle, was discovered
rxspiu snernOOn at the Ayr.
4, reported to ehiei wapPen'
II, q the exposition guards, J.
4 peld, supervisor Of the sold
Az, h the Alaska Buildins. dis
r,,,d that supposedly sold mug
ia At a booth In the Man
,uvrs Balldlns we're a lake
nj I fraud. 49,,
fssss nuggets are manufactured
:, -, hass metal aad very thin.
.,issd To the ALASKAN they
= "a 70 have come irem Color
VI To the ColoFAdan from
80. ms intlmatlon Vas Civ
: nqulrsrs that the nugscta
w ~ real article.
sIrsrs ero~ Suspicious.
N. vent dowu with the CON.
~ run q visitors. but some had
r.,Islsus and Il besnn TO BE-
$500 about amoag certain min
u< men that there misht be a
bisf b he deek.
Accordingly yesterday afternoon
ID rield, A sold miner OF long
.,sr;,.cs who can tell the stuff
n a. smell. played the iali guy,
IA ssnt to SEQ fof hlmaelf
III np. also he hoashi, and TAX
M Is purchase veat home to play
M ! BIZ Of arid and the alleged
uufrst These ,ss refused 70 play
loreser. and the -susEct i this
ucrulns a. srsea a. ever Vas
~ Initiation 10 said to be a
M sood ore BY experts. were 4
II .sr the fact thsi the workman.
- . The nuggets Is In each case
~ n@ntitai. and the cutting
- Neither Nature. they say.
b that way with her yet
" III tru.s.
ANnis X sas good enough
~ koa<y fpm a whole lot Of
n1IlI1sA persons. and that Is said
ths o5jsct Of the game
n tsikio<as issued BY The Urn
oH1fius he concession bears the
- d n VI Tammen and the
10 \ N The Manufacturers
naenG situated IN an adsan.
nRoss place near the main cn.
Nave Caught Many.
uznnor IN that bulidlng say
~ H. firm has been doing an
usFncss business since apenine
=, ~ that Il . impossible 10 20.
~ be nunber Of persons that
~ t4ried ihsse phony nuggets
~ b eastern cities 10 shov a.
- Of Seattle and Alaska sold.
~ nuggets are small once,
49, Nth bits Of crystal quartz.
y ensniet 10 stick pins. rings.
1all<ss And other bits 81 jewel.
NJ prices charged for them
1>uzi he sane a. for the gen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
Kelley Family Does We'll.

All things considered. the Kelley
family IL doing very well. Nj.
Kelley, who might be included 10
the series Of Unknown Husbands
Of WellKnown Women" finds a
very comfortable home In this
county institution and pertakes Of
the strawberries and cream and
other seasonahle dellcaoies, 70
literally supplied by the county TO
Mrs Kelley. II ls not Of record that
Mr. Kelley pays any board, and
therefore the presumption 10 that
he ls living as a guest Of the
county.
Mrs, Duffy. Mrs, Kelley's daugh-
ter. or Mrs. Snyder as Mrs. Kelley
prefers she shall be known, Is for
tunate also In being a member OF
Matron Kelley's family. In addl-
ton, there ia said to be a little
Duffy. only a few months old. Also.
Mr.. Duffy is said 70 partake quite
frequently Of the good things pro-
yidsd his mofherinlaw by Mr..
Carrigan aud his associates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

So that the public may thorough
~ understand Just how strong
Matron Kelley Is with County Com
missioner NJ. J. Carrigan. who Ia
the moving spirit Of the board Of
commissioners, The Star again
submits the foiiowing figures:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
CAN Mr.. CARDIGAN
EXPLAIN IDENTITY
MIXUP?
Queer Facts Show That De-
tention Home Is
Greatly Favored ,r

Mrs. Brooks assistant to Mrs. NJ,
j. Kelley. mairon Of the King
County Juvenile Detention Home,
has been discharged and in her
place engaged a young woman
known at the home Gs Mrs. Snyder,
but who beHrs remarkable 70
somblance to Mrs. Duffy, daughter
Of Mrs Kelley.
50 great IA this resemblance that
a Star representative. who called
At the home yesterday afternoon,
was not surprised when the womsh
knosn az Mrs. Snyder addressed
Mrs. Kelley as mother" Just why
Mrs Kelley. n she is conducting
an Of the business OF the county
home In a thoroughly proper man
ner. should desire 10 have Mrs.
Duffy known az MrB. Snyder on the
county payroll, isn't quite clear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
WILL LEAVE
 CITY ITS SAID.

Tom and Charles Richardson. col ored, who have been held in the penitentiary at Little Rock since their fight with Justice of the Peace J. A. Frazier and Sam Reed in tn s city. October 29. will leave this section of the country as soon as they can arrange their affairs. says q report Immediately after the fight talk of lvnching was heard in the city. and after Richardson in- iures which he sustained in the fight were dressed Sheriff Phiplot hurried the negroes to Little Rock where Charles was placed in the hospital in the state prison. 1t is also stated that the negroes are out of the prison on bond and that they will be freed from all charges after they pay fine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
LOCAL MINISTER'S EN-
 DORSE Y M. c. A.

l.. X Coulter. State Y. NJ. C. \. secretary of Texas. has been secur- ed to give his lecture to men, Chains That Bind at the ELS theater. next Sunday. November II. at 33::3o D. H.
 Mr. Coulter is a clear and forceful speaker He impresses his audiences Wherever heard with his simplicit sincerity and spirituality.
 The place of meeting should 6e packed With men to hear him. In order to accomplish this and make the meeting d great success, the members of the Ministerial Asso It tion unanimously agreed to place IS far as possible the full s:ree"th of their congregations to work t9 this end
 We hereby most earnestly request all our people to fall into line wlh HIS and help to win a great victory for God and righteousness.
 Done by order of the Pine Buff Ministerial Association.
 fSi4ned0. T. o. OWEN Pres.
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I4/~ ..1nno : SOCIETY. :
entertainment Ideas
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So many unusual entertainments are given nowadays that even the e1everest hostess find it bit diff ;cult ta keep up with the procession. II is so very ordinary just to dine or 1unch that the popular society wo- man is constantly thinking of and manning some unique features to make the function enjoyable.
 In the East fortunes are spent OH a. single function which is to be a surpri5e to the guests. lae.n surinkling party. where the hostess turned the hose on Il of her guests who wore their oldest clothes, a bathing suit luncheon at seashore resort, andf | 4each basket dance, to which the wdn1en wore the biggest neach basket hats during the dances are a few of the features whicl have recently been introduced oe hostesses in the East. A another aq. tertainment the guests appeared wi, their clothes reversed. Monkey din- ners, vegetable parties, minstrel shows and BoWery balls have been In vogue with the smart sets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
+ * * * .f + f BRIEF MENTION.
< + + + + + 4 <.

Richard Locke, of Cornerstone Was here yesterday.
 Mrs ]. R. Foster of Rison, was in the city yesterday.
 !. W. Ferguson was in the city yes terdaY from Sweden.
 Dick Jackman, of Cornerstone, was in the city yesterday. T. J. Craighead was here from Hot Springs yesterday.
 Attorney ! W. Crawford spent yes terday in Little Rock.
 Simon Bloom, of Warner. is visiting in the cisy for a few days.
 l.. W. Clement, of English, was in the city on business yesterday.
 Colonel John NJ. Oracle. of New GaseonH, was in the city yesterday.
 Mrs ]. B. Johnson, of Lake Vil lage, is the guest of friends in this city.
 Miss Mary Douglas, of Warner. is in the ely the guest of Mrs j. W. Crawford
 w Z Tankersley left Heste rda,a 7 morning for a few days, visit to Star City.
 Miss Fay Elliott left yesterday af- ternoon for a visit 10 relatives at Altheimer
 Judge and Mrs w. T. Woolridee Jeff yesterday afternoon on trip to St. Louis.
 Mrs. J. E. Dalton and daughter, Elizabeth. have returned from a wis it 10 Sherril.
 Miss Ollie Ruebel. of Little Rock 1assed though the city yesterday en- route To Clarendon.
 Miss Olive Barnett and Miss Edith Swanson, of Rison, were in the city yesterday, shopping.
 Mrs. T. J, Collier and mother, Mrs. Elizabeth King. of Altheimer, spent yesterday in this city. Major w. s. Boswell and daughter Miss Fannie Boswell, of Richardson were i'll the city shopping yesterday
 Deputy Sheriff Will Miller left yes 1 terda afternoon to take a prisone: 10 Little Rock. He will return this roo~r{frp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
NEGRO KILLED BY
 BRIDGE WATCHMAN

When an unidentified negro at tenpted to cross sbe Cotton Belt railroad bridge at Rob Roy in this county, at about dark last night, Watchman Claud Jackson told the ne- gro to halt. The negro did not reply but drew his revolver and fired four shots at the watchman. Jack son fired one shet, which took ef- feet in the negro's head. He dro2- ped dead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
Treasures Are Guarded,

treasures Are SHarGeC, erSou Iuesuay.
 Major c. w. Davis, of Fairfield. was brought to this city yesterdav very sick, and he is now being at tended by physicians at his home on West Thirteenth avenue.
 Miss Jessie Waterman will gG n jttle Rock this morning 1o he tAe 4Hest of Miss Irene 2ott for d fe.y days. She will he a guest at t,c opening ball of Concordia Club lnera on&ht.
 Miss Ivy Connee, of Tano. has been the enest of Dr. Blankenshin and Mics Nora Byrd for t-so weeks. has returned home, accon..,. nicd bv " H. Blank, nabip h. who will spend few days wltn her.
 NF and Mrs ]. II. Wilson, forfle, residents of this city. who have sioe., visiting Mr, and Mrs. ]. $. Currie, have returned to Their home a; LeN- lsVille, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have many friends in this city.
 Dr. W. D. Buckner. rector of Trin. lty Episcopal church, will go to i.l;- tie Rock today to attend a mpet.ne ot the standing committee of he EDiS- copal diocese of Arkansas and also q meeting Of the board of managers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
SATURDAY SPECIALS DRESSED CHICKENS SEAI-SHIPT OYSTERS SQUIRRELS CACLlFLOWFR LETTUCE TOMATOES GRAPEFRUIT FLORIDA ORANGES THE LLOYD GROCERY c

Espn Hale, city engineer. is IF Little Rock attending the meeting Of the American Society of Municipa, Improvements
 Mrs. H. A. Mayer. of Little Rock, is in the city, the guest of her daughters, Mrs. J. v. Marshall and Mrs. R. A. Hancock.
 Mir and Mrs. J. s. Holcombe. who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Cpbbs, at sherill for few days, have returned to this city.
 Miss Margaret Guier left yester- day afternoon for Chicago, where she will be the guest of relatives until after the Christmas holidays.
 Judge o. H. Sumpter, of Hot Springs. was in the city yesterday. Judge Sumpter is candidate for railroad commissioner in this dis trict.
 Mrs. G. De1lmon and Harry Clay ton have! returned from few days visit at Clarendon. They were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Reva while | there.
 Miss Lula Rhomberg. formerly oi this city, passed through hero yes' terday en route to her home at For dyce, after a brief business trip tt Little Rock.
 Ike E. Hanf, formerly of this cit. now living at Henderson, La, spen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
PINE BLUFF1AN
 TO ORGANIZE CLUB.

In response to an invitation from some Little Rockk ladies, Mrs. c. B. Yauch leaves this morning for that place, where she will organize Lady Eagles Social Club of Little Rock. Mrs. Yauch is prominent member of the Pine Bluff Lady Ea- gles and at a meeting yesterday af- ternoon the local ladies voted that Mrs. Yauch should accept the invi- tation and go to Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
West Second ave.

to a fire plug on West Second ave nance in hitchins a team of horses nue. Dr. Simmons explained to Po lice Judge J. R. Stewart that he did not know that i, was a violation of the law and the case was dismiss ed. Van Knox, another we'll known Pine Bluffian, was also arrested on a similar charge. He has not been given a hearing,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
Crystal Club EntertaiRed-

&rs. w. O. Taggart, on west sec ond avenue, pleasantly entertained the Crystal Club yesterday afternoon. Bridge proved to be the feature of the afternoons diversion and in the games that were played Mrs. Finn Hutt made the highest score and was awarded a handsome fern dish as a trophy of her success. Those present were Mesdames Hubert Strange, w. A. Taggart, Oliver Galbraith, Jules Borreson, F In Hut and W. II Langford, Mrs. J. E. Johnson, of Lake Village, was a guest of the clut at this meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
The Pine Bluff. Ark. Club.

An event which had been eagerly
 anticipated by the Pine Bluff Club was the Pine Bluff Halloween giv-
 en by Mrs. Louise Mcconnell al her
 home, S70 McLemore avenue, in Mem phis on the day following that quaint
 festival occasion.
 The hostess, attred in typical witch gown of black with yellow
 border covered with black cats and bats and witch cap of yellow adorn-
 ed with the same designs greeted the guests as they entered with theie werd utterance, witches and ghosts
 do beckon." At the door of the
 dressing room stood q fall @hostls
 apparition beckoning. Each guest
 was taken in and arranged in ghost
 ed in solemn procession 70 pine
 bower with festoons of gray moss,
 lighted only by jack o lanterns,
 brownies and other hob sobblins Af-
 ter seating themselves on cushions
 they threw fagots in the fire and told the most thrilling ghost stories, which
 truly happened in and around Pine
 Bluff. Then sold-tinted pumpkin
 cards tied with green ribbon were
 distributed for a guessing contest,
 embodying some of the decorations and appointments of the house. Mrs. |H C. Gupp was the delighted winner Of the first prize, large yellow chrysanthemum which figured in the contest as did also the consolation, a tremendous ear of yellow corn which fell to Mrs. R. C. Robertson. a guest. The color scheme throughout was green and gold. the colors recently E t16A.by the club as enblemat;c
 een tint of the pines and
 ' 1MsW~ of the bluffs. After en- s many things the guests Were TTashered into the dining room. the floor of which was a thick carpet of pluc HSeuleS duu Autullll lcdNtS. t1'it the first thing that attracted atten- tion was the miniature bluff erected in one corner of the room with ( back ground of pines and a full slooE2 slowly rising over Pine Bluff. The long table was draped in a pumpkin solored cloth in the center Of whieh reposed mammoth yellow pump kin on a bed of lace ferns and vel low chrysanthemums. The top of the pumpkin was studded with large green candles. representing the 1ul,- Der of members, all shining lights. At either end large cabbage was placed, one containing nuts, and brown marshmallows, the other, ap- pies. Surrounding these black cats and pine cones. At each place a witch napkin and a tiny gold cone tied with green ribbon An appetlz- ing menu was served on elegant white and gold china. Mrs. Mcconnell was assisted in doing the honors by Mrs McConnells sisters and Mrs. 8. C. Bassell and Mrs. R. C. Robertson
 also Mrs. Jno. N Ray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
Young Married Ladies' Club.

e Young Married Ladies Club Wasl entertained last evening by MT. and Mrs. s. E. Wilhoit at their home on Walnut street. This was the reg ular meeting of the club, but was an unusual and very delightful one on account of the husbands of the young matrons being invited The Rouse was decorated with select cut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11

Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co. pay interest on time deposits and saving accounts. Special attention given to sale of all kinds of Real Els. tate. Let us list any property you may have for sale. s-29-d1no
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
'POSSIM SUPPER FREE

Thursday, November II al 9 P. IT. Mr T. ]. Carr will serve possum supper to all candidates and their friends at his place III West Fourth avenue. 11-4-&t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
FETCHED TEAM TO
 FIRE PLUG.

Dr. J. F. Simmons was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Max Cook on a charge sf violating city ordi-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11

Join the Pressing Club of the Amer ican Excelsior Laundry II costs you $1.00 per month and you can have four suits pressed each xnorth. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
John Mct Imont Chapter-

The John McAlmont Chapter Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, will meet Saturday afternoon with Mrs. A. M Barrow. at her coun- 5rY home, Woodstock at 2:2a zO C lock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11

Harsh physics react, woakens the h"wls cause chronic constipation. Deans E''-n lets operate easily, tone fhe stnrhach, cur. t.onstipation 2o .. Ask yonr druggist fn' them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
NOTICE TO LAKESIDE RESIDENTS

We have a new man o1 Lakeside route, and any of our customers whom he fails to call CT vi, please call our office at once. A-e a9 Excel sior Laundry Go. 11-4-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11

pleasinsly entertained during . the eVenins by several of the gsests rendering charming musical numbers and readings. Those present were Aessrs and Mesdames J. l.. Mc-Bur- nett, Harry Daniel, Cooper, C. w.,
 Reynolds, Fred Vining and Mrs. G t. Larkin- At a seasonahle hour oys- tets Nere served to the guests. The club meets next win Mrs. Harrv Daniels
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11

Torturfng eczema s4 stls burr ihy area every day. Dosr nept auicAiy stops it's spreading, lnsi:s5 tH relieves the itching, cures 1t pernns 15etJUy. At any drug store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-11
Dancing tEil~

Mrs. NoNIand.s dancing class #iIl 1I0at e. ,he Bluff Cfy Club sa5 ~-day afternoon. at 2::}1 ocIocl
 Yom~ i.alit@ tiuh
 Miss Louise Bridges il L. h.t- ess fer the Young Ladies' Club of the First Methodist church, Saturday afternoon, at her home at F0nrth ave hue and Walnut street.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
KILLS HIMSELF NEAR FAMILY
Mans Spirit Was Broken by Lack
of Work.
Uses Pistol In Room Next to Where
HIS Wife and Five Children
Were Seated.

New York. March 13.-His spirit broken
by inability 70 get work, and out Of sorts
with what he called the cruel American
system OF ostracizing elderly people,
William Rapp. fifty-four years old. a ma
chinist, committed suicide to-day at his
home. 5SS West Fiftieth street, in a room
adjoining that in which his wife and FIVE
children were seated at a meal that had
been bought with the last OF the savings
Of a lifetime The noon meal was half
over when Rapp arose from the table.
locked himself in the next room. and. sit
ting on a chair. fred a bullet into his
right temple. He died instantly.
This note. addressed to his wife Kate.
was on the floor;
Forgive me for what I am doing
The means Of subsistence are gone, and I
do not want any one TO keep me- Were
II not for this cruel American system OF
ostracizing elderly people, by which aD
existence Is absolutely denied 20 a man
in the fifties. ] would never think OF
being tired Of life.
Il would not utter a word OF complaint
II were an invalid and unable TO work.
but as ii is, l am as strong and able
TO work as I was fifteen years ago. That
is what breaks my heart. See the letter I
left for you In the top Of the trunk and
notify the life insurance company at 3ie
Broadway. Your husband.
WILLIAM RAPP.'
Hearing the shot. Mrs Rapp tainted.
One Of the children hunted up a police
man. officer Rosenberg forced the door
and found Rapp dead.
Rapp came here from Germany thirty
five years ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
TAFT'S AUNT AT HOME.
Miss TOrrey Says "WIII" l. Busy
Settling Things.


Settling Things.
Millbury, Mass. March 1S.-Miss Della
C. Torrey, only living aunt Of President
Taft, arrived home last night from Wash
ington. She was accompanied by Mrs.
William A. Edwards. OF Los Angeles.
Cal. only sister Of the President.
Il have learned TO take much pleasure
in riding in automobiles. as Miss Board
man has one. and there are two at the
White House, so had a chance to get
used to that kind of riding. and 1t is
fine" Miss Torrey said Il have been
the guest OF VIII and his family at the
White House since the Inauguration, and
It is a delightful place TO be in.
''Will is very busy these days. getting
things under way and has little time for
visiting. The stories that he has been
disagreeing with Teddy are not true.
They have always been the best OF
friends, and We're 10 the last, when
they shook hands in sight OF the multi
tude. Every person present cheered
them
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
GEN. Y. ]. PALMER IS DEAD
Millionaire PhilanthrOpist Suceumbs
to Old Injuries.
War Record Was One Of Nest Pie
turesque of AII-MedaI OF Honor
Awarded by Congress.

Denver. March 1s.-Gen. William Jack
son Palmer, Colorado pioneer. State and
railroad builder, founder OF Colorado
Springs, millionaire. phnanthropist. and
ex-soldier. died al his beautiful country
home. Glen Eyrie. near Colorado Springs.
this afternoon as a result OF injuries re-
ceived over two years ago by being
thrown from a horse re was riding. Gen
Palmer's spinal column was fractured
just below the base OF the BRAN by this
accident, which caused paralysis
Gen. Palmer possessed 2 fortune esti-
mated al several millions He is sur
vived by three daughters and one grand
child
Gen. Palmer's war record was one Of
the most picturesque OF those Of civil war
times. Among the exploits in which he
figured as colonel Of the Fifteenth Penn
sylvania Cavalry was the capture at Red
Hi. Ala, OF field piece and 100 prison
ers- He had a force Of 80 men. none OF
whom was lost in the skirmish. For this
feat Gen. Palmer was awarded a Con
gressionaI medal OF honor.
Gen Palmer's loyalty to the G. A r
and his old regiment has been such that
he never missed a reunion OF the vet
erans- On the occasion Of the last re-
union. finding himself unable TO come
East. he invited the Fifteenth's survivors
10 his magnificent estate in Colorado.
providing 4 special train and entertaining
them royalty for a week.
After the civil war Gen. Palmer man
aged the construction Of the Kansas Pa
ciic Railroad and the Denver and Rio
Grande. He was president OF the Mexi-
can National Railway for seven years.
and later OF the Rio Grande and Western.
He was born in Delaware in 1876.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
NOVEL OPERATION PERFORMED
Physician Uses Knife to Save Brain
of Child.

New York. March 12--An experiment
in surgery that may have far-reaching
and important results was made at the
Cumberland Street Hospital IN Brooklyn
to-day on a three-weeks-old baby.
Briefly. the operation is designed not only
to save the life OF the child which nature
sent into the world most severely handi-
capped. but to give the child the use OF
its brain. which nature has so far denied
H. It's small Uranium. normslly tender
and TO a degree plastic. had suffered pre-
mature ossihcation. There were no soft
spots" in the small head, and the sutures
had closed hard.
The operating surgeon then made IN
tncision in the scalp. and hopes that by
thus Initiating nature the child's brain
viii have a chance 10 grow. There Is,
however. only one chance in a great
many that success viii crown his efforts
The Washington herald., 1909-03-14
WINANS SUIT DISCUSSED.
Defendant in Case Brought by Prince
SOn-in-law III

Baltimore. Nd. March IS-Ross r.
Winans, the Baltimore millionaire. Is 81
at his home in st. Paul street. and the
question is being discussed whether the
suit against him brought by his son-in-
law, Prince De Bearn, Of Paris, shall be
tried in court or the testimony be taken
before a commission. Mr.. Wlnsns prefers
the latter course.
The suit Of the prince against his
father-in-law and Gen. Ferdinand c. La
trobe has been referred to by the prince
as an ''amicable suit and is for the pur-
pose Of having the estate left by the
Princess De Bearn, formerly Miss Be
atrice WinaHs, TO her two infant chill
dren, turned over TO the prince as guar
dian. About $4,000 is involved. The
prince is represented by Mr.. Leon, a New
York lawyer.
Since the death of his wife, Ross r.
Winans has led a secluded life at his
home. He remains for the most part in
the house. and sees few visitors. even
among what were formerly his closest
friends.