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New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
NR. ROCKHILL BACK FROM CHIN4
SAYS Ii HUNG CHANG IS FAILING-RUssIAN
TROOPS IN 1IANCHURIA

Victoria. B. c, Oct. l6.-W. W. Rockhill the COM
missioner who represented the United States in
the negotiations between the allies and China ar
rived here yesterday by the steamer Empress Of
Japan, on his way TO Washington. He has with
him copy OF the protocol between China and the
powers. which was recently signed by the repre-
septatives OF the various nations interested. He
will go direct 10 Washington.
Affairs in China have resumed their normal state.
the commissioner said. IN an interview. He did
not anticipate any further outbreak. The So
called insurrection in Kiang-Su and Manchuria. he
said, simply local uprisngs, which had been
much exaggerated. Before Nj Rockhu left
Peking Chinese troops had begun TO police the
city The legation concessions have teen greatly
increased the British legation IS being built in
the form 81 fort, with moat and guns mounted
While missionaries were murdered and tortured in
other parts OF China. Roman Catholic missionaries
had lived under the protection Of the court at
Hsiang-Fu. Mr.. Rockhill said that while Ii Hung
Chang retains his mental vigor h. is breaking down
physically
The japanese minister 20 Peking, Mr.. Komoura,
has returned to Toxic and says that there are
forty thousand Russian troops in Manchuria. He
says soon the Chinese Court is established
in Pekng the question Of the evacuation by Russia
viii be taken up. Russia has offered China Go COO
tsels for her feet Of warshps, according to This
Shanghai Mercury
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
Prominent ARRITALs AT TIE HOTELS

ALBEAIARLE-Edwin +. Atkins of Boston and
". b. Van Rensselaer,, OF Albany. FIFTH AVE
NUE-Potter Palmer OF Chicago. and General
Felix Agnus. of Baltimore. GRAND-Captain G..
'. S Quackenbush L. 5. A. and J. c. Phipps. Of
Philadelphia. HOLLAND-Samuel NJ Nicholson,
of Providence, and Hobart Ames, OF North Easton.
Mass. MANHATTAN-J. Edward Addicks of
Claymont, Del, and H. W. Worthngton. Of Pitts
burg. PLAZA-Dr. c. Biddle. OF Philadelphia.
SANOY-Judge John f Dillon. OF Far Hills y. J.
IMPERIAL-Dr ". c. SkltOn. OF Hartford
Colonel f. J. Ludngton, of Waterbury. Conn, and
Colonel c. Z. Wood OF Washington. VICTORIA
Captain Lucien Young OF Havana, and Bishop
Wilford L. Robbins, Of Albany. WALDORF-Gen-
eraI Wesley Merritt L. s. a, and A. Hart Nc
kee, of Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

Professor Nordenskjold recently made the fol-
lowing statement regarding his plans: From
Gothenburg shall proceed to England. and
thence TO Buenos Ayres and Terra del Fuego,
whence shall make way to the antarctic
regions, We shall endeavor to push far south
possible with the Antarctic and when winter
comes shall send party shore That
party will probably consist of six persons, of whom
I shall be one We shall build small hut for
selves. and engage in meteorological, magnetic,
hydrOgraphic and other scientific observations. AS
have landed the Antarctic Will return
to Terra del Fuego. and a scientist, who Will sail
with her. will conduct the researches in that
hitherto little explored country. In this way
shall be able to work in two detachments. and
make much Of our time possible.
"As Is well known. an English and German
south polar expedition are also being sent out at
the same time. In order avoid clashing with one
another these three expeditions have come 70 an
agreement whereby explore the region south OF
the Atlantic Ocean, the Germans that south of the
Pacific Ocean. Naturally explorers cannot advance
so far toward the South Pole toward the North
Pole. but the scientific results must be great, and
well equipped for scientific research
shall have some able scientists with Professor
Ohlin. OF LUnd. the well known explorer, and NJ.
X. \. ANDERSON viii accompany ZOologists-
Dr. BOdman will come as photographer and mag
nettcian NJ. Skottoberg as botanist and DR.. 2.
Ekoloc medical officer. The Norwegian Cap
tain Larsiu who has already made several voy-
ages TO south polar regions. Will be in charge OF
the Antarctic"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
BANKRUPTCY ACT REVISION COMMITTEE.

4 special committee re~tsion Of the Bank
ruptcy act has just been appointed by D. lie Roy
Dresser, president Of the Merchants Association
pursuant to a request made by a number OF its
prominent members at q conference recently held
with United States Assistant Attorney General z.
C Brandenburg. The purpose OF this committee Is
to make study OF the present act. TO point out It's
defects and suggest amendments 70 remedy
them. The committee will report to the Board OF
Directors of the Merchants Association II is
pected that this work will be completed IN time
be effective during the next session OF Congress. at
which time amendments to the present acr will be
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
OSOLULU oUAR4yTTyE ISLAND SUIT.

-'hoiulu Oct. s.-Suit has been begun against the
49,, eo states by George p. Mcclellan for posses
|-oi - u Quarantine Island IN Honolulu Harbor Nc
o h Claims the island under title that was at
~, @ 1ile recognized by the Hawaiian Government
MAeh wac afterward by the same government
sbo-, 81 70 be a fishing title The island is
nse6 .slfty-six acres IN extent and has long peen
iof Quarantine purposes
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Sherlock Holmes IS TO be played In Australia
by "A company sent from London for the purpose.
William Giilettes stay in London has been extend
ed. and arrangements foot give the play
in Belgium. Austria, Germany. Russia and Norway.
This afternoon a matinee will be given at the
Lyceum OF The Forest Lovers" The midweek
m4tln.es VIII be Continued for The season.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
FAMOUS OUTLAW CAPTURED.
.,r-seorr,-o HAD LONG BEEN THE TERROR OF
cALABRIA-TwENTY-FIVE MURDERS
CHARGED TO HIM.

poue. Oct 16-The notorious brigand Mussolino
= been captured after a fierce resistance at
I--b,no He had long terrorized Calabria. and is
5,,ad with having committed twenty-five mur-
ders Owing 10 the sympathy OF the peasantry he
- sIwavs escaped capture. despite the big re-
i ~. zovernnent offered for his arrest.
His career as an outlaw began two years ago,
-, +e was liberated from what he considered
Hhen az ss,,n-isonment He vowed 10 kill the fifteen
unJuSs who were responsible for his conviction,
a. aid TO have actually dispatched twelve.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
INDIANS H4RAss VENEZUELAN TROOPS

Nulemstad Curacoa. Oct. l5.-Adyices received
here from Maracaibo, Venezuela, under date OF
YESTERDAY. say that the Venezuelan troops on the
Suajira Peninsula are IN condition Of utter con-
fusion The entire Indian population is against
tne Nenezuelans, and the latter dare not leave
fheir camps. The Indians ambushng and kill
ilg small parties. Decentralization is spreading
among the Venezuelan troops, there IL increasing
Sickness among them and they not able 10 as
sumo the aggressive against Colombia
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
MAY DEFEAT METHODIST CONSTITUTION
THE MATTER HANGS IN BALANCE BY REASON OF
WOMAN QUESTION

Chicago. oct. 16.-"The Northwestern Christian
Advocate the organ of the Methodists In the
West. in to-days issue states that OF the 11e con-
ferences of the Church. 1O3 have voted on the rev
constitution adopted the general conference held
in Chicago last May. The so far is 1878 for
and . 45O against. This gives only seven more than
the three-fourths necessary adopt. but six
teen other conferences with about 900 votes. are
vet to be heard from, and The Advocate says
that leading churchmen realize that a shift OF
sentiment in any one conference may change the
situation
IF the constitution rejected, The Advocate
continues the reef upon which it will be wrecked
will be that of the relation OF women 20 the gov
ernng bodies of the denomination
The new constitution, among other things,
thorizes the election Of women 70 the general con-
ference
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THE OLDEST NAN IN MAINE CELEBRATES

Bath. Ne. oct IS Specialization Lancaster. OF
Bowdoinham, the oldest IN Maine, celebrated
the l02d anniversary OF his birth to-day, and was
visited by large number OF friends. He has lived
under the administration OF every President but
Washington, voted for tWenty-one Presidents and
vas the oldest man to vote for Mckinley and
Roosevelt in 1900 and has letter sent to him by
the late President COugratulating him upon his
ripe old age and his loyalty the party He Is in
good health, has excellent memory and can
read without the aid OF glasses.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
SLAVE GIRL TO BE EMPRESS
CoREAs RULER WILL SOON RAISE LADY
ON TO THE THRONE.

Victoria. B. g. Oct 16-According TO advices
from Yokohama received here to-day, the autumn
manpuyres Of the japanese army will take place
on November Q, and on the following day there
viii be a grand review OF fifteen thousand troops
before the Emperor. The japanese Government
has established naval headquarters at Maizura. on
the Japan Sea.
been urging Corea fortify the coasts OF the pen
insula. and have offered to secure the money with
out interest. The Emperor OF CoTea has invited
the foreign representatives, 10 entertainment TO
be given October %, when Lady On will be In
troduced a the empress. Lady ON was
slave girl rescued from pirates by the Corean
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THE GOVERNOR AT FIRENEvS PARADE.
SPEAKS TO MORE THAN THREE THOUSAND PEo-
PIE AT NORWICH. y Y

Norwich y. Y, Oct. IA pleasant day and ten
thousand people greeted Governor OdeT at the an
nual review and inspection OF the Norwich Fire
Department, held to-day. Thirty-ive companies
from this and adjoining counties were present and
participated in the parade There were eight hun
dred fremen in line. The reviewing stand was in
front of the courthouse. and Assemblyrnan Aids
president Of the day, introduced Governor Odell
who spoke for about twenty minutes. after which
he the guest Of Congressman Ray at luncheon
At O'Clock public reception held at the
Norwich Club house. and fully three thousand peo-
pie took the opportunity To meet the Governor.
In his speech TO the hremen and onlOokers as
sembled in front OF the reviewing stand the Gov
ernor dwelt particularly the advisabilty Of bet
ter educational facilities for the young men OF the
State.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
REGTWENT ATTACKS REGIMENT.

tos7S STANDING FEUp ANoNG BRITISH INFANTFT
RESULTS y SERIOUS FIGHTING
London, Oct 6.-The long standing feud between
'he Durham and Worcester regiments Of infantry
eliminated last night in serious affray az Alder
snot when The Worcesters. with fixed bayonets
Snd ball cartridges attacked rhe quarters Of the
Dnrharns
severe fighting followed. during which many OF
S.e Men were injured. A number of the Durhans
ore suffering from dangerous bayonet wounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THE COBRA SIMPLY COLLAPSED.
FINDING OF COURT MARTIAL WHICH LNvEsTL
TIGATED LOSS OF THE TORPEDO
BOAT DESTROYER.

London. oct. 16-The court martial which has
been taking testimony regarding the loss Of the
torpedo boat destroyer Cobra In the North Sea on
September IS. while her way from the yard of
her builders at Newcastle to Portsmouth, resulting
in the loss OF nearly seventy lives found to-day
that the vessel simply collapsed in the because
she was structuralIy weak. that she did not touch
ground. and that there were no errors made in her
navigation.
The purchase OF the Cobra for the government
condemned
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
MARRIED.

FOSTER -wICKEs-on "Wednesday. October 1s 1901, az
Church Chantry by the Rev Nelson Pee carey
E-Ii-s TIerrman Wfckes. daughter OF the lsre Van
wvck wtckes. 20 Nelcon Foster. OF Los Angeles. cal
SANFORD BATTERSBY-Ou "Wednesday. October Is. ey
the Rev. John II Battersey az the residence y the
h-de's parents Sheepsh.a6 Bay Lorz Island. Grace,
and Nrs- Aizar,ora Hamilton Barr.rs-
bv 10 EIenry s.nto-d. ssccnd Bnds.Sort caAA.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
,o srcn OF LEoPoLD's AMERICAN TREP.

r,,ssels Oct. 1s.-In regard 10 King Leopoid.s
80 visit 10 the United States. it is understood
- .nar his majesty has entertained the idea for
.o,,a Tine though absolutely nothing Is known in
eOi ..,as q. 70 when he intends 70 carry out his
eoart Ter. ss sign Of preparations for his
Sspsrtura-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
SOUTH POLE EXPEDITION OFF
SWEDISH SCIENTISTS WILL EXPLORE
REGION SOUTH OF THE ATLANTIC.

Gothenburg. Sweden, Oct 16.-Professor Otto
Nordenskj6Id's vessel. the Antarctic. sailed this
morning for the south polar regions All the
members of the expedition were board, with the
exception of Lieutenant Duse. who will Join the
vessel at Falmouth. The Antarctic warmly
cheered by thousands Of people who assembled to
bid her farewell
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
CAyNIBALs EAT SEVEN sP4NLARDs

Madrid Oct I6.-Advices received here from Rio
M1ui a Spanish possession the West Coast OF
Africa say that cannibals. who recently captured
seven Spanish marines. have eaten the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
SALE OF 4 F4LUABLE NINE REPORTED.

A report reached Wall Street from the West yes
terday that Phelps. Dodge & Co. had sold for
10000 900 one OF the Mexican mines which they
reported to have bought years ago for 100000
At the office of the hrm no knowledge Of the re-
ported sale was admitted
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
nrAsANrs HrRT IN FAMINE RIoTs.

Vienna Oct 1s-The ''Neus Freie Presse' to-day
.zs that famine riots have broken out in the gov
-,en+ of Saratoff. and that serious conflicts have
80, nlsce between the Russian peasants and the
troons Many persons were wounded during the
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
RIOTING N BESSAR4BT4.
cXF,. THOUSAND STUDENTS ATTACK THE POLICE
ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED.

Vienna Oct. lS-The ''Neues Abendbatt' reports
that there has been rotng in KichensT Bessara bia
F2ussia where thousand students attacked and
wrecked the house Of the Governor. the hAadquar
,ers Of the police and the Office of the "Of1cisl
Gazette"
and tie police and eleven persons were killed and
tFirrv-six others injured.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

HIEheEF fsmperatura ysstsroay Is deETess I1VssT 70
average temperature yesterday, 81 tsperaturs
corresponding date last So average temperature
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. 80
Rain. cooler this afternoon or to-
night Friday fair: winds escorainS west
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST



Brazil per AHazonense; AZ 9:s9 a m for Inasns
per SANTIAGO de Cuba at II ? n for New found
ia-Si D m Complementary I .. m for s. Thou1as.
St Crox LeswsTd ana Windwa-d Islands and British
Ssnsda Ggtsa ana and a Trniasd s E drested Per Mad
mall II mus. M % Be Gesss ssss gs T9ssts Ta via
sATT RDAY~At . a m, 5suBpennsnIaFy NJ for
Pr, P0.fT t RGs; ssvss eu i etsssn sS b sc,ss @
Carasas.2: At s:3o = m 's32Ds5nsn'aTy 1870
tagena. per = Alsne (nail for Costa Rca must bs
SsssT1 65ssss9 1880 a M for caDe HAITI Port de Rs
Alps email for 9ther s6 r 95E Isl 2 q i 9TsfiSss
r-gssv and Paraguay mail fer Northern BraEii nsss
Be- directed per ColeriagsD: a 10 tar
~ Hsiti per $ Prins Mauritz mail to-
Sra Z,z.stsi xSesasa per s n 'S aa aa Pgs'a s qs5 I
FOR Mara.sas ,ass T39ar SqSVSsi s @ GSaF5 . az
oenn.2saTy so D Bermuda FrstoTts
thencs BY close a Lhis oess daly a $40
Gnnsas Esiis foT xqeioa " ran 70 sosSo1 sas
thence BY steamer close az tas efes daily az $50 ,
6y steamer close AT his once daily. AZ t6:so a n
lae Nails for Mexico CIV Jverand 1n.sss
spsciay addressed t2G sisRsses ~ steamer close as
Costa Res 5eIsse sSs ,heace by % stsleT ei6s
this once daily at T1sO P a. eonnse'las closes here
SSsssays Tor Costa RicaD- tRegisered mail &
8 p m Dfs'iGTTss GTsSNspAc1F1c asx MAILS
Mails sa FER SFaaciso hass1 cass a here s , n - uD . c
for dispatch = America Mar1.
West Australia, which
wsY5s5 ia Europel. Nsw-Zealand Fiji samoa and
HsusU via Francisco. close here daily a $50
D n after October t13 and up 70 October f1e. in
4 1svs cso.9 81 On af-'s for dispalch Der : $ soSo
Ns sr CHINA Japan via Seattle close here daily
~. ilciGslve
g. = Riotun Maru (resistered mail di-
Seartle
Mail FOR Hawaii. ChiEa Japan and Philippines. via
daily az $50 p m.
IN Inclusive for dispatch per $ city OF Posing.
xf,TI- san Francisco. close daily
$50 o m up October rs inclusive. for dispatch
Alameda
No., CFina VIA Vancouver close ha-.
Tajlv al $50 D. n. OCTOBER t2s Inclusive for
ners Empress OF Japan (registered rnaIt
r-,s- y. directed vis Vanc0uv-rl Nail except rer-
ths u s Postal Agent at Shanghai closes AZ $50
n. day
Mails Tor Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. san Fra
~fsro clos daily az $50 2. n % Nov1.ub.r
frclys dispatch
mails forwarded
a1t schedule cf closing .
surcrfor their uninterrupted cVe-a16 transit sFsr
ratl clo=ea AZ ?. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTI, Posc-sssS
RexsAaA AsS-X0A, q. xa SnAass< -. la
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
MRS CoNGER TO RErrRN TO CHINA.

Des Mones, Iowa, Oct. Is.-AIrs. Edwin H. Con-
ger, wife of the Minister China will leave Des
Moines on Friday, bound for San Francisco. taking
passage on the steamship America Maru on Mon
day for China. She is being entertained by her
niece Miss Mary Pierce who with the Con-
gers during the siege OF Peking.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this ilasram the continuous white line shows the
indicated by The Tribunes self
The dotted line shows the
recorded a Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official from the Weather Bureau
for the last twenty
comparison with corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
sERBAy ARTISANS THRE4TEv TO sTRTBE.

bHh' Oct is.-The textile workers at Nogtlano
tb,, mace demand for higher wages. declaring
ocso..r rssf sf fh~ss granted they Will strike on
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
CHINEsE CorRT wEARY wITH TRAyEL

Friday last, October Il, and will remain there
for several days in order to recuperate from the
fatigue due 10 travelling over the execrable roads.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
coLouBLAy INSURGENTS REPULsED.

GovERNMENT TROOPS CAPTURE PANoNEME-
COLONEL MANIA WOUNDED
Colon. Colombia oct 1.-THE situation on the
lsthmus of Panama is unchanged. News has been
received here that the government forces defeated
the insurgents recently at Panoneme, killing
large number Panoneme is now in the hands Of
the government. The government loss in the en-
gsgenent was forty killed and wounded. among
the latter being Colonel Navia.
By a recent decree al import duties in this de-
psTtment We're doubled, al valorem duties now
being - per cent All liquor duties have also been
doubled
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THREE CAPTTFES NOW.
MISS STONES COMPANION GIVES BIRTH TO A
cHmD-BoTH DOING WELL

sona Oct. Is.-During the night another letter
ia Miss Ellen ". Stones companion, Nine
-@"Ea was found pasted on her parents door. an
Hoaneing that Nine Tsilka had given birth 10 a
g1s' ..e' and that both the infant and the mother
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST,

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington oct l6The Of high pressure central
Wednesday morning Virginia has given
quite rapidly. A trough low pressure the
Lawrence Valley and extends southwest~ard into
fallen in the twentytour hours
over narrow extending the upper Ohio Valley
northeastward Of the ST Lawrence. West
OF the rain area fall IN temperature OF
deErees Missouri Valley the temperature
has equal amount There has also been a
marked rise in the Northwest
Light rain indicated Thursday In the Middle At
NeW-Ensland states. and the East Florida
coast ana for Friday the Rocky Mountain region
will fall from the lower lake region
the change along the Atlantic Coast will be
Middle Atlantic and New-England coasts. becoming
Friday South Atlantic Coast the winds
will light northeast. On the upper
lakes winds will be light and variable mostly north
westerly On the lower lakes fresh northwest 10 north
winds will prevail Steamers which depart Thursday for
occasional the Grand
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.
For Nep~-England. Eastern New-York. Eastern Penn
syvania New-Jersey and Delaware. cooler this
tonight Friday fair; fresh southwesterly
winds, becoming westerly.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland Virginia,
Friday cooler light southweserly winds shift
ing norJhweStery.
For Western New-York followed by to-day;
FRIDAY fair; Light northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

Highland Falls, y. Y, Oct 1.-THE marriage Of
Ridgeley Hunt and Miss Marguerite Cress daugh-
ter OF Mrs. William Cruger PelI, was solemnized
to-day in the Church of the Holy Innocents by
Archdeacou Thomas. The bride and bridegroom
well known in New-York City. The guests in
attendance included the families Of j. P. Morgan.
John Bigelow, General Roe, the Satterlees and
many society people OF West Point A reception
the summer home OF the brides family followed
The
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

New-Brunswick. y j.. Oct. l6.-Miss Adeine
Fisher daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Fisher
and J. Lester Rightnire, OF this city were mar
red last evening the home Of the brides parents
ny the Rev Or Melville f. Snyder. pastor Of
s.. Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church The maid
of honor was Miss Grace Honmire Of New-York,
and the best George Simpson, of Orange.
Jacob Wyckon. OF New Brunswick. and Perry Tay-
lCr. OF Brooklyn. ushers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

Address communications relative suoseripo1s 9
advertisements THE TRIBUNE Sew-forS CITY, FLALs
by Postoice money order express money ord=r' er@ -
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

Elizabeth. n. J., Oct. Is (SpeciaD.-At st. Pat
ricks Church Miss Helen Teresa Donahue, daugh-
ter Of ex-Freeholder John ]. Donahue. married
to-day TO James Edward Mcmahon. of New-York
City. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Michael J. Farrelly, of ST. Patricks. who as
sisted by the Rev. Anthony Ferretu of Elizabeth,
and the Rev. Mr.. COyne OF Perth Amboy
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

.PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer taSes Frtntsd
Mafts- Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The OF mail matter f1r other parts OF
Europe be sent BY this ship unless speclA-y d
rected by her.
additional supplementary malls ara
oUened on the piers OF the American English French
and German and remain ore1 until within
Tsn Mlnates the hour sailIng ot s.ea1er
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

we're present. over seventy-hve of them coming
from New-York East Orange Newark. Jersey City,
Brooklyn Stamford, Conn. and Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-17

New-Brunswfck. y J.. Oct. 16.-Edward ".
Hicks, judge Of the District Court of New-Bruns-
wick, and Miss Helen Mallory daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mallory. OF Metuchen. were married
this afternoon The ceremony performed IN
St Lukes Episcopal Church. Metuchen, by the
rector, the Rev. Dr. J. +. Fenton. assisted by the
Rev. Clarence VI. Durham. Miss Ida Mallory. sis
ter Of the bride. maid OF honor. Irving Hoag-
land. Of New-Brunswick, was best The ush-
erS were George ". Interest, OF Metuchen: Ben
j4nlin w. Letzon. of SteeIton; John E Clayton OF
Nutley