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Dr,cH ,oysrL rArsgD rRorBLr.
Relations Be,ween Holland snd Portsssi
strained ministers Mry lie Recalled.

Special cable Dsirdfrh n 1Hp StN.
iisBoS. Dec. 7 In consequence of the
action 81 the Portuguese Government In
Withdrawing the cNeQuntur Of Herr pott.
the Dutch Consul az lorenzo Marquee, on
tho ground that he used his Dutch once 20
assist the Boers and exposed Portugal To a
dispute with Great Britain. Or. Van Weede.
the Dutch Minister to Portugal, 8nd Count
de Selir the Portuguese Minister nt The
Hague. have been withdrawn from the re-
-pective capitals Dr. Van weeds has al
ready left here.
Herr Pott also represented the Transvaal
at Lorenzo Marques up to q short time ago.
when Portugal withdrew his e1equatur for
the srme reason as was given when his Dutch
credentials were cancelled two days ago.
The UAGuE. Dec. 1T Is semi-offcially
stated that no question has been raised an
to the recall OF Count de Selir. the Portuguese
Minister az The Hague. He il visiting Lisbon
for a few days in connection with the affair
of Herr pott but will return here. II is also
stated that Dr. Van Wcede, the Dutch Min
lister TO Portugal. will remain at Lisbon.
II is admitted, however. that the rela-
tions betw cen the two countries are undoubt-
edly strained.
MADRID, Dec Tho newspapers here are
egitated over p speech made last evening by
the King Of Portugal while entertaining at
Lisbon the officers Of the British squadron
now at Lisbon. In the course Of his speech
his Ma Jesty referred TO Great Britain as our
great and glorious ally, and repeatedly mem
toned the alliance between England and
Portugal Aftcrward he sent telegraphio
message to Queen Victoria in which he used
language Of u similar tenor. The newspapers
here declare that the alliance will not cover
the Portuguese frontier in the event OF a con-
fIlct between Spain and GrearBritain.
Most OF the newspapers also attach Inn
portance to the strained relations between
Holland and Portugal. and blame the latter
country for them.
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DEATH or HFDROPHO OBIA.
Foreman Bitten by His 81. Bernard stricken
Down Long Alter the Wound Healed.

Frank Connolly. OF Hastings. y. l.. died
IN the agonies OF hydrophobia on Thursday
morning at ST. Vincents Hospital. where
there was case OF the dread disease year
ago. Connolly was "A foreman, employed by
a company which Is building trolley road
in Hastings. lie was bitten about three
months ago by his ST. Bernard dog. but as
the wound healed he thought nothing more
about IT, The dog was shot by a policeman.
Last Tuesday Connolly suddenly became
I'll and his old wound began to pain him
Fearng hydrophohia he took a late train
To New York on Tuesday night. intending
to go to the Pasteur Institute. but his con-
diton became so alarming that he wentin-
stead to 81. Vincent's Hospital. lie was ad-
mitted at 1890 o'clock on Wedne sday morn
ing. DR.. Ford. who had charge Of the case
could only alleviate his sufferings so far as
he was able. Connolly was married but did
not live with his wife. He seemed to have no
friends. so the body was sent to the Morgue.
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CRAuPS ENGrTsH AIIIANCg.
It's Parpc,s Q. to Eauip IN" shipyard So ~
TO Turn Ost warships Complete.

WNHfvGroS. Doc. : Henry Scott ~ tho
Tnon Iron works OF San Francisco said to-
night that In conver saton with him to-day
Charles n Cramp of the hiv shiphuildine
company. had told him he had succeeded IN
enlisting English capital and had practically
closed deal for tho purchase ~ the Mid
vale Steel Works IN Philadelphia, with the
Intention Of manufacturing armor and even
guns So that tho firm would he able to turn
over 10 the government tships complete In
every detail
MIR. Cramp yesterday gave out n statement
that his concern was seeking to establish
relations with armor manufacturing i.rns,
gun makers and others. so that the Cramp
Company could turn out a baitleshi y compete. =.
ready for action in war.
The movement for cnlarging the ship
building plant extends 80 far as 10 involve
close relations of cooperation between all
the principal American builders and those
of ENGLAND. led by the nrm of Nickers Sons
d Maxim, and those of Germany and France
\ representative Of a European firm Of
shpbuilders said tonight that the articles
OF amalgamation. formal and specific ia
character. receiver the necessary final sig
natures in Florence. Italy, about II week ago
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Risht Arm and Right Foot Of the Husband
Cut on wife bruised.

RRp BANK. n. y. Dec 7.-To-night about
Q o'clock while p Wolcott. 2S years Of age.
accompanied by his wife Of the same age.
and a young boy named J. Wright OF IL years,
were driving over the railroad crossing
below the New York and Long Branch sta
ton at this place they we're run over by Penn
sylvana train $50. due here at sos for Jer-
sey City. in charge Of Engineer Edward
Carr and Conductor II Ianders. The horse
was killed and the wagon smashed to pieces
The right arm Of MIR. Wolcott was cut on
at the shoulder and his right foot was out
of. Mrs. Wolcott and young Wright were
thrown to the ground. but escaped with only
a few bruises.
DR. Fields. the attending physician at
the Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Long
Branch happened TO be on the train. He
had the Injured man carried to the hospital.
He says there is little hope for his recovery,
MIR. and Mrs. Wolcott were married only
two months ago. Mr.. Wolcott is the son
Of Bloomfield Wolcott. a merchant at Eaton
town. and is in his fathers employ
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FROM THE LANES TO THE ATLANTIC.
Deep waterways Commission Reports on
the Cost Of the Project.

wAsHINGToN. Dec 7.--Secretary Root sent
the report OF the Deep Waterways Commits
sion TO the House to-day. The project be-
fore the commission is one for deep water
way between the Great Lakes and Atlantic
tidewater. The estimated cost Of a twenty
one foot waterway IL given at t:o6, ?6sOop,
and Of thirty-foot waterway at tsi7.2s45O
An additional estimate Is made for deepening
the harbors at Chicago and Duluth. max
ing the total aggregate for the thirty-foot
channel of s32e, se2, 900. The cost OF annual
maintenance OF the twenty-one foot water
way Il given at 81 .s4s, ,a7sand of the thirty
one foot waterway, 81, $50. sos.
The most favorable route. the commis-
sion says, for a thirty-foot waterway from
the Lakes 10 the sea. Is from Lake Erie to
Lake Ontario, via La Sale and Lewiston,
and from Lake Ontario to the Hudson River.
via Oswego and the Mohawk Valley, and
that the same route Is practically as favor
able as any for the twenty-one-foot water
way. 1t Is also ponted out by the CONF
mission that this route Is entirely in our own
country. The following con clusions are given
That the 2i-foot waterway promises q
much greater return OF value relative to its
cost than the 9c-foot waterway. The main
advantages OF the 3o-foot waterway are that
II would furnish tho lowest cost Of trans
portation to foreign markets and permit
the construction of the largest seagoing
vessels on the Lakes"
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MAYNARD MEATS YALE ~ INNATE.
The Arsumsnts In Favor Of keeping the
Philippines Win the judges.

CAMBRipGB. Mass Dec : Harvard feels
tonight that she has one grain of comfort
after her football defeat. for Yale tried In
vain 10 gain intellectual supremacy on th"
occasion OF the eleventh annual debate held
In Sanders Theatre On the question ~
TO tho permanent retention of the Philippine
Islands. Harvard. arguing in the nffirina-
tive. got the decision over Yale unanimously ,
The judges were Oscar y Straus. nitcd States
Minister to Turkey Judge Addison Brown
OF the District Court and william u Horn
the red fire unused two weeks ago, was burned.
through the yard to the tune OF Up the
btrett"
The men were enthusiastic in their cheers
for the debaters, The Harvard speakers
were G.. Bruce. 'o2 NJ. Seasongood. law.
Il, p Chandler. 'oi. They had clear ad-
vantage In form and comfor table lead IN
oic over their opponents from lalo who
were C. W Merriam '0i; VI. Trowhridge. O?,
and +. a. SinCerbcauS, 'O2. Harvard argued
that the natives ~ the islauds are perma-
nently unified for self-government, thai "
is commercially ADVANTAGEOUS tor the tllted
States to hold the islands, and that our duty
10 the world max II necessary TO retain the
possession. To meet this Yale denied that
the natives were untitled fer sef-governmept
and advanced constitutional obi ectons 10
keeping the islands Bruce 81 Harvard made
perhaps the most finished speech ever de-
lvered here In an intercollegiate debate.
Merriam OF Yale spoke vigorously
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WATER REGISTRAR TATE ACCUSED.
Charges Against Brooklyn Omciai whom
Democrats Have Tried to Oust In vain.

When James MofIett was appointed Deputy
Commissioner Of the Water Supply Depart
ment in Brooklyn one Of the first things he
did was to remove from Office Registrar Of
Water Rates Major Augustus &, Tate. who Is
a Republican and a war veteran, A Demo-
crat was appointed to I'll the vacancy. Major
Tate was renstated by the courts and the
Democratic organization has since been striv-
ing to have hind removed again
Frederick T.. Strom, civil engineer. yester-
day presented to Commissioner Dalton Of
the Department of Water Supply an affidavit
IN which he alleges that In 1897 ho made GER
tain maps for the Water Rates Bureau in
Brooklyn. and that pay mcnts for the same
were made to him before the mars were
completed lie also alleges that tho paw
men's were approved ny Registrar Tate.
St-om alleges that he assigned his contrac
20 Col Michael J. Dndv and that col Dady'
handed him $500. which he gave 10 MIR Tate
so the latter would make no trouble He
also alleges that his seQuatur certifying tho
correctness OF tho maps, which appear on
the books In the Water Registrars office. is
a forgery.
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SAVED 4 SINKING TU0s CREW.
Clever seamanship on the Brig sweeney
when She Met the boo m ed HAring.

The hermaphrodlte brig e. &. Sweeney.
biggest and oldest vessel OF her rig ahoat
arrived Yesterday from Brunswick. Ga.
with Capt. Charles Stevens and part OF the
crew Of the Seton tug John W. uaring. which
was abando ned. sinking of Cape Lookout,
y. C.. on Nov. 27. The Haring was harbor
tug. and was bound from Elizabeth City.
NC. where she had been reftted, To Beaufort.
$. G for service in tho waters thereabouts..
She got along very well on her inside trip
through Albemarle and Paulco sounds
nut when She came out into the open after
leaving Marehead City. she ran foul of
weather. She rolled her, deck and pilot
houses of on Nov, IS. For two days all
hands were kept balng. while the little craft
lay with her head held to sea by drag. \
northwest gale that sprang up on Nov. 20
drove her seaward.
The Sweeney came along next day while
the gale was still high. and it was hazardous
20 attempt to launch a boat. BY clever sea-
manshp the Sweeney was hove TO close TO
the sinking tug. and all Of her crew were told
10 Jump for the lines that were thrown from
the sailing craft by men lined along the rail
All hands except the engineer OF the tug. G.
W. Douglas, grasped lines. He was unable
70 swim and was drowned. He was IS years
old and lived In Charleston, y. C.. where he
leaves n wife and family.
The Haring was built In 1877 and hailed
originally from this city.
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OUEBECS NEW LEGISLATURE.
Conservatives Secure Only Seven Out o.
~ seats Their Leaders Defeated.

OrFBfC, Dec The general election
Of members Of the Quebec Legislature. which
took place throughout the Province to-day
was a greater success for the Liberal party
than the general election, for the Dominion
Of Canada OF "A month ago to-day. On that
occasion out OF the sixty-fve seats accorded
Quebec for Federal purposes only eight
we're taken by Conservatives. To-day only
seven of the seventy three seats In the Pro-
yincial Legislature were secured by Con-
servatives 1t Is true that only seventy
elections have yet been held. but the three
10 come later always 20 with the govern
meut OF the day. Thirty-fye Of the seventy
80 far elected we're returned by acclamation,
md these we're all Liberals and included
every one of the Cabinet Ministers
on the other hand only two ~ the mem
bers Of former Conservative Cabinets were
elected TO day. Messrs. Flynn and PeUetier.
Flynn, an EXPIRING Minister and present
leader OF the Opposition, deserted his old
county of Gaspe and though he selected
Ntcolet az one OF the safest ofConservative con-
etituencies, he narro WY escaped defeat. secur-
ing his return by only thlrty-eight votes. OF
the other Conservative leaders Messrs, Nante.
e1- Minister Of Crown and: ,Atwater, ex-
Treasurer: Hack EFT, ex-Provinctal Secretary:
Duplessis. Chcogne and Panneton were all
defeated.
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BITTEN BY A MUZZLED DOG.
strange Boy who Was Pettins One Of Miss
HeiIen's st. .Bernards-Doorman, Too.

Anna HELEN Of 1896 Franklin avenue went
10 the Grand Central station yesterday after
noon TO see her mother on. She took with
her pair OF st Bernard dogs, both Of them
muzzled and led by chain
After leaving the station Mis- HELEN
walked along Forty-second street 20 Vander-
bit avenue where she waited for a car 10
pass Thrteen-year-old Frank Dolan Of
soi Third avenue began to pet one Of the dogs
and pressed his face against the muzzle
while he threw an arm around the dogs neck.
The ST. Bernard didn't appreciate the, caress
and bit the boys cheek. Dol an yelled and
that attracted the attention of Policeman
schultz who felt ii Necessary to arrest the
owner of the dog Miss HELEN was taken
20 the police station in the Grand Central
building followed 10y her dog. Doorman
Charles Golden was examining the collar
of the dog that had caused the trouble 70
got his license number when the dog snapred
his Jaws again and caught Golden's hand.
DR.. Phillips Of Flower Hospital was sent
for and he dressed the wounds Of the boy
and the doorman Neither Was hurt seri-
ously. Miss HELEN was taken to the York.
Vile. police court where she was paroled
until To-day. Her dogs were sent to the
Bergh society for the night
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NEEDN'T PR0DUCE THE BLACK LIST
important Federal Court Decision in . Suit
Against Railroad.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Dec. "A motion to compel
a railroad to produce an alleged black list
was heard and overrued by Judge Rick ;
OF the United States Court yesterday after
noon. August A. Hlckerson. one OF the
American Railroad union strikers. seeks
damages from Receivers Cowen and Murray
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for al
legged blacklistng. Hckerson's attorneys
sought to have the court order the railroads
30 present what was described as some
very strong evidence against itself"
The motion asked that the railroad he re-
ouired TO produce the records OF the General
Managers ASSOCIATION, names of members.
parts of the bylaws. tho report of the COM
mittee that investigate ed the A. r. L. strike
the number Of men furnished to railroads
by the employment bureau Of the associa-
ton and last but most important the black
list" OF the Illinois Central Railway. II is ga q
that tho Illinois Central Railway black list
reads
The under mentioned men Of the trans
portal ion department have been discharged.
or have left the service under circumstances
rendering II undesirable for them to be re-
employed by this company and should they
Apply to you. you are requested 70 deny
them employment without first conforming
TO rule ="
1t is charged that this black list contains
the names OF 800 strikers.
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FOUR MILLIONS. PLEASE.
Crank Caller with a Little Biii Astonishss
Chief Devery Sent to u Cell for II.


Chief Devery Sent to Cell for II.
A neatly dressed man, who said he was
William Horsman Of ?s0 East Twenty-sec-
ond street. went to see Chief Devery yester-
day morning and handed him a slip Of paper
on which this was written; Full claim.
SIS, ,OOO, ,Oo0 will compromise for $4,000 oO0'
When the chief looked up In astonishment
his strange caller handed him the follow
ing letter.
ChtG Of PoA,s:
DEAR SIR Trusting you Will readily understand the
following
B.ns known or termed an outsider by an oreanIsa-
ton called SWIM. secret OF Course, II The latter meme
correct. / can herdy conjecture.
| en- supposed to he dead to the world by this
secret orgsnzsu end sm left 10 my own resources
to ind the reesons
the above peculiar drcumstsnce~ and knowing you
10 have a knowledge Of such matters, being IN your
line.
Ifu necessary IN he enrolled and entered on nnv
llst Of Freeman 20 be in the so-'eed SWIM, shrh be
most hsIpy 10 comply.
sdusted. Hoping you viii have trouble in compre-
bending the purpor, OF the shove rensIn yours, Sc
DEC. Q. 1870 WILLIAM HoRsNss
The chief called Detective William T., DAILY.
who took the man 10 the Jefferson Market
police court Magistrate Meade commit
ted him To Bellevue for examination as to his
SANITY. lie was easily persuaded to GO 70
a cell by giving him a commitment and tell
ing i y IL was Che,k for the money which
was in the Vault, but when the cell door
closed hind him he realized what had hap
pened
lila. Hal Trapped" lie cried 1T 10 an
other Trick Of the swim.
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KILLED BY INSANE NURSE.
SbOChfSG TRAGEDi " UILITAM Ms.
BERG HOrSpHOID itST NIGHT.
III" Nurs~ HAD Brrn Hrought IN to care Ser
the Eighteen Months ola Ho, B~cssse
Its Mother Na- Expecting Confinement
The Mother Discover, tn. Dead Bod,.

The eip ipi'teen-months-,ld child ~ lama
"'.',''' 'a'''"S" MAKER OF w 'a'm"'o s'reeI
Williamsburg, was murdered las, night. The
n',;sm ,n,'a' was '"' from car '" ear An'e
Sn'" nurse "h" hah charge OF the
child has disappearei.
The boy's no,her t. ob,u, 10 a.. ,o,er.d
o,d haaa,,. =, a''"' w w .'"n",u
,',o..a.' ~ '""' nus "e"h 'no"V"'
necessary that she should have some one
u,,,a wv ~ '"'' ~ Wv
I.''e ool. "hos" nam" was James Arfhr
Jones The 0'Donuell woman. u trained
nurse WIN hud att.,,i.d ur. I,,,s ,hsn
tho hoy no. rar,' ,,,s ,.,' ""s"
WV ooN was ''rh' was sent Tor She was
considered u friend uf me family and was
received a. such when .h, rcucb,d Tho Jonos
h,.,,-atri, ,,,,.., Wv 'o
own home i, ia Jersey city.
The murder was committed about o'clock
las, evening An hour ncfcr" TN, Mr 1one.
ana hts Wife th" nurS" and NE little bov were
sitting in the parlor rne child wa. fretful.
a'u nus "'o'"e' "''' u" Pu''' n''n o| tossing
nun III her arms and singing baby SONGS TO
hIm.
, w. ]" s"," ''"u'''o, H'" 'no
nurse 'rN take Arthur into tn" kitchen
Ia .,ni, co,,,,.t,,,. hmm. T., ,,.,u,. -.
- ''''' "'' ''7 '"'''' iio"s
Si was Jane 700 Ihe mother 1urrendeIed
carving III" child on her back and letting
| nun play she va horse.
Ihr child stopped lr'tting and began
g. laugh when they were In III. kitchen.
The nurse was telling him stories aud dane.
was 20, quiet that the mother supposed he
was asleep ana shut the door between the
two rooms so that conversation would not
ever from the kitchen after that.
:, soon aler o'clock ne her went 70
he night The mother went through the
kilcheh 10 KISS IN" boy good niHht III was
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MANCHEsTERS ~ rIvTIvNirT.
Duke and Duchess Arrive at the Formsr
Home Of the Bride.

CISCISSATI. Dec. 7. The Duke and Ouch
ess Of Manchester Eugene Zimmerman.
father OF tho Duchess. Melville ElIis. the
Dukes secretary and companion. and Miss
Evans, aunt OF the Duchess. arrived here
tonight shortly after : o'clock The only
friend al the station 10 greet them was Presi-
dent Waldo Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad. The carriage Of the Zin,.
norman stables was waiting for them and
they We're driven to he Zimmerman mansion
on Mount Auburn. The only persons there
outside Of relatives 10 receive the Duke and
Duchess were Mr. Alexander Macdonald.
the standard oil magnate, and wife.
The Duke said he aud the Duchess would
remain here about two weeks and that he
was very glad 20 visit his wife's native city.
Anybody would have recognized the Duke
from the fact that ho had on chain two
Boston terriers. arrayed in neat new lank eta.
lie put them in the carriage with him. There
was a small straCgling crowd at tho 81 alton
To- SOC the celebrated couple,
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New Persian Minister Here.

Gen. Isaac Khan Mofnkhamed Dovlet.
General Aide-de Camp to the Shah Of Persia.
and the new Persian Minister plenipotentiary
to this country arrived here yesterday on
his way To Washington. The General was
travelling in EuroUe with tho Shah of Persia
during a part Of the summer and was In the
carriage with him in Paris when the attempt
to assassinate his Majesty was made, In
addition 10 attending to his dir rlomatic duties,
American mechanical appliances md in
vertions with the view to the needs Of Persia
This is his first trip to the United Statcs and
10 does not spcak English
The sun., 1900-12-08
M'GUIRE CONSPIRACY CASE.
The Jury in the Extraordinary Special Tern
at syracuse Disagree.

SYRACUSE. Dec. The jury In the con-
spiracy case against Mayor Mcclure and
fourteen Alderman of 1909. which was tried
in extra rdinary special term OF the Supreme
Court before Justice Wilmot NJ. Smith OF
Patchogue, disagreed this afternoon and
the term came to an end Justice Smith
suited from the legislative investigation
last spring. to the regular term OF the Su-
preme Court. II is generally believed that
Mcclure regards this termination OF the
case as vndication of this executive course
The sun., 1900-12-08
NEW COUNTERFEIT.
Itsa Five Dollar silver Certificate and viii
Deceive the Cnwary.

A new counterfeit s5 silver certificate has
made it's appearance In this city. and Is Of
sufficiently good workmanship to be very
dangerous to careless handlers OF money
It is photo photographic reproduction Of the
new issue of certificates bearing the por-
trait Of the Indian Onepapa The counter
~ carries Treasury number 2,4ls. .so3. check
letter u, and under il plate number 20. series
of 1890 and signatures of J. W Lyons. Reg
isteT OF the Treasury nd Ellis II, Roberts,
Treasurer of the United States.
Noticeable defects are white spots on the
right cheek OF the Indians portrait. and the
back Of the note is OF a darker shade OF green
than the genuine. The paper is good and
contains the silk fibre.
The sun., 1900-12-08
FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE ~ A GALE
| Had to Lie To for Several Hours Three
Babies Died In the steerase.

The North German Lloyd steamship Fried
rich der Crosse. which arrived yesterday from
Bremen and Southampton. had rouah weather
from start to finish When the blast was at
It's worst she lay to several hours She carried
I.73i steerage passengers nearly all of whom
had never been in ship before There was
much sickness among them. and three babies
died on the voyage
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Only One Survivor Of Cushins's Band.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. with tho death
Of John &. Howard at the Milwaukee Soldiers
Home the only one Of the daring band who
assisted Lieut. Gushing In blowing up the
ram Albemarle, remains Howard went into
our navy from that Of Great Britain. and
was buried yesterday. Father" Berry is
now the sole survivor.
The sun., 1900-12-08
IT, r. oxyARD BRINGS NOME A BRIDE.
Married In Paris 70 Mile. Ptchon, His
sister in-Laws Maid.

Among the Passengers on the steam ship
Deutschland which arrived yesterday. were
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Thomas Oxnard. who
were married on Nov. Is at the Church OF
the Madeleine in Paris. Mr.. Oxnard is the
President OF the American Beet Sugar As
sociation and the American Beet Sugar Com
pany. His bride. formerly Mile. Marie Plichon,
was a maid in the service OF his sister-tn-law.
Mrs Robert Oxnard She went to Paris Sc me
time ago and Mr.. Oxnard followed soon after
ward.
hlbemarle yesterday. The bridegroom said
last night
"Yes, Mrs O1nard was once In the en-
iarv about that We were married in Plrs
because Mrs Oxnnrd's brother Ia a priest
there and we wished to be married by him"
The OxnardS will leave this city in few
days for Nebraska,
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CLERGYMEN MUST PAY Full FARE.
Trunk Lines Between Here and Chicago
Will Abolish an Old Custom.

Some Of the trunk lines operating between
New York and Chicago have determined TO
abolish after Jan. the old custom OF issuing
half fare tickets to clergymen and religious
workers. After that date clergymen. mis-
sionaries. relief committees and Salvation
Army workers will be required to pay full
fare,