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DR.. DANIEL EMBuRY KIssAM.

Huntington. Long Island, Dec. 2.-Dr. Daniel
Embury Nissan died at his home. Ketewa1noke
Huntington Harbor. last night. Dr.. Nissan from
IS4s TO 1855 practised physician and surgeon in
Brooklyn. He was a native Of New-York City and
was born October s. 1917. He visiting surgeon
to the Brooklyn Hospital and perfected many con-
trfYances for surgical operations. In 1862 he vol
unteered as q surgeon and went TO the front
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The reports from London to the effect that
ca bal has been formed by a number OF English
duchesse5 against the American bride OF the Duks
OF Roxburgne. and that King Edward gong
to come TO her assistance by appointing her to
high dignity at court, should be accepted with
erain OF salt. For to begin with foreign born
woman can ever hold office in the households Of the
Oueeu who owing this rule. forced on Ed
yards accession the throne to dispense with the
services OF the Danish born Duchess OF Otrante
vino had been lady IN waiting for thirty
wears And then too this story OF a cabal against
4 rnerf-an he!resses who have married EngIishmen
~ rank has frequently been heard before. and it
has never amounted to anything serious The
duchess Of Bucclsuch has frequently been
toned as the leader OF ant-American move
1nent OF this kind yet she was the social sponsor
for years OF William Waldorf Aston and of the
,ate Mrs. Aston The Duchess OF Roxburghe need
fear no cabal and will meet with more hostility
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Erx Jules vassbla mt. vc,rt.-.. -.
Z. Sanford Beatty -
Mrs. Ogden Mills ---s ~ ~-~- N~'
Misses Mills
MIS-. Charles Stees 1rraccs. 70. 49, ~-1--'~
Mrs Seth Barton French -snsr.T 80 A. rvA~-,..
Miss Josephine Atterfurv WANNA -A--> ~"0'SS n
Mrs Harry Payne rv,,,n-o,
Mrs Payne Whitney. S-n,rIsr ' "A-41N4NN
Mrs. Stanford White NJ
Mrs. c. p. Alexander. fhra- - - - ""3
Mrs !. Frederick Tams M orS ~. f1rh,-, W..
CteMA Mr.. and HRS. a. D
EE++Is NoIIellus anoerbnt Mrs. Henry Cisws
H,C A1s r Il baylies Mrs. John Austin
1a.lss anne morgan Mrs Schroeder.
PISS trsuia MORGAN Miss EloiEe
-~tE D. -. HagSh Miss Julia Chester wellk
There was little change in the nud,snc. ,r thu
evening. Some OF those seen in addition 70 +Aoqa
already mentioned were:
Mrs. George ?. Baker lNr and VI. vr.,,.- -,
Mrs. W Gosdby - ''~-''A D"Ni
Mrs. Stephen Il. Olia. Miss Cather4nA
Mrs. William Jay clarence Na~[av -
Rawlins Cottenet.
Tor the ncs features Of the production Of ParsfnI"
flrst page.
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DR.. M. H. sIcARD MARRIED.

Miss AdeIia Avena Ireland was married yester-
day the home Of her father, No. ID East Forty
seventh-st-, 10 DR.. Montgomery Hunt SIcard. The
Rev. Dr.. D. Parker Morgan off1ciated. Miss Ire
land is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ire
land and Dr. Sicard is the son Of the late Rear
Admiral MONTGOMERY Sicard. U. s. n.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast,

Washington. Dec. 24.-The southwest made
but little progress Wednesday night
tonight only moderate development the west
Coast; northern storm that was central
Superior Wednesday night has moved 70 West
Ontario with increasing energy. The have
caused general from the Mississippi Val
ley eastward except South Atlantic States and also
the Missouri Valley and the Southwest
There we're in light local in the extreme
Northwest due to moderate disturbance over western
North Dakota Temperatures have risen IN the Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States and fallen in the north
lake region Southwest They have also fallen de-
cLdedly in Minnesota Manitoba where they ID
- degrees below seasonal average The line Of
ter,peature extends into Northwest Minnesota There
VIII be rain Fricay Atlantic and Gulf States rain
or snow in the Upper Ohio Valley the greater portion Of
Tn. lake region and snow Northwest There will
ran or snow Saturday the Middle Atlantic States snow
Elsewhere the weather van &c any slf Fidey eno
Central valleys ana he regions and colder Saturday
the Atl1ntic States c,. en-, ,.. Ill, :. 49,,
soSthw t to vest On Middle Atapo Coast
BRISK so9fh1es: 70 an e Gulf coast fresa south 6con1inS
and mostly soSIs s "a Texas coast and On Lake MichgaS
warnings have eebn issued FOR frost Friday morning in
20 ti ne 1.vz England Coast
srisf s5GtsTeat Winds to the Grand Banks
voprc.sr FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
var rsst.rp New-York. to-day; in western
,- ss+urday threatening and colder. probably rain
or snow II portion brisk southwest 10 west winds
becoming veTiabls
For r.lavare New-JeTBey and Eastern Pennsylvania
rain to-day: brisk south to west winds; Satur
cav threatening and colder. probably rain
Fer Western Pennsylvania, rain or snow and colder
to-day. Saturday threatening probably brisk north
winds
Tar Western New-York, rain or STOW. colder to-day;
Saturday snow: brisk 70 high 70 north winds
For West virginia rain snow and colder to-day; Sat
threatening, probably snow
For TIC District Of Columbia. rain to-day followed by
Gearing Saturday threatening and colder probably rain
south winds, becoming variable
For Nev-England min in south. rain north
colder: Saturday cloudy probably rain
snow extreme south portion brisk west north
winds
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SHOWS REINDEER AND sLEDaE.

The American Museum OF Natural History has
prepared a special exhibit for the holidays. which
consists of Siberian reindeer sledge drawn by
reindeer and accompanied by Sibertans dressed
EsQuimau dog sledse. fully equipped These are in
main hall.
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s,1.r teruper.t-s yesterday. II degrees; lowest 81;
are 90 average sor corresponding Gate last q;
veee FOR corresponding date last twenty-five yearE 3d.
Local forecast-Ran to-day; colder In west portion
e,sav threatening and colder: probably rain
IA south portions brisk southwest 70 "sAt "iAs Seeo
ing variable.
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John CREAMY.

John Greaney, who once ran for Congress on the
Republican ticket in the Greenpcint district. died
on Wednesday at his home, No, III North Eighth
St Brooklyn He was born in Ireland sixty-seven
years ago and had lived in Brooklyn since infancy
He had been in the hay and feed business and
later IL the express business MI Greaney leaves
q widow and four
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SUBWAY TERMINAL TITLE PASSED.
The Construction Company Makes Transfer
Of Land to City.

The city took title yesterday from the Subway
Construction Company to the block bounded BY
One-hUndred- and forty-eighth and One-hundred-
and-fftieth SITS. LenOX and Seventh aVes-
This transfer of title. said Corporation Counsel
Rives last evening, for the rapid transit teri-
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JAMES ?. BOGART.

New-Haven. Conn. Dec. FLAMES p. Bogart. 4
well known civil engineer os this State died to-day
Of pneumonia FEe was the first engineer employed by
the shell fishery commission after. that body was
organized and also was engineer for the interstate
commission in 1887 TO establish a boundary line
between Rhode Island and Connecticut He was
born in 1852 and was graduated from Yale in 1872
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Should read DAILY BY Interested a. changes
q iane
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Borough President-eIect Litteton OF Brooklyn
visited HIS brother on his recent visit South He
Will not go 10 the faperaL as he could not get to
Knoxville in time.
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In this diagram The continuous white line shows the
hanges In pressure indicated Dy The TrbuneA self
recording The dotted line shows the tempsra
tsf-e as recorded BY the local Weather Bureau.
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows tie changes temperature for the last twenty
,r hours In comparison with the corresponding cate OF
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SANFORD LITTLEToM.

Knoxville Tenn, Dec A-Sanford Littleton died
at his home here to-day aged nfty-eight years.
He was for four years chairman OF the Board Of
Public Works Of this city He was a brother Of
Martin w Littetop. Pres.dent-elect Of Brooklyn
Borough. New-York-
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sICARD-IRELAND.-On Tuesday December % by the
D Morgan. D D. at the residence or the
bride. Adea da lighter or John B. Ireland. ESQ.,
Dr. Montgomery Hunt Sicard- OF the l2-s Rear
Admiral Montgomery Scard. L. s N
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Burnetf's Vanilla
Married.

leaves good mouth II Is pure and
wholesome Don't be cheated with cheap goods
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f5IHf 1890 Rabs1i r. w. searls1 Phebe l.
Horton, Kate B, Way, Daniel H
ACzzERIYon December p in Kingston \. the
H W Ackerly. Of Rtfton. y. Y, brother q the Rev.
Funeral December &c. II a
H Tssdsad9 NJ Ihu 5s Vest efs5 a 1 Widow 3
the late Robert Beggs Notice 0; funeral hereafter
5s a.1Ess ~sss wife e. late e ~ s'
Brown Of sFa-Srd SGns end daH5sF n 81 me ate
FesEo o Of MI Fsa1 ssP Moo Noon - Soa' STAN
son Of RoBePt and sarss Barne Funeral saufda1
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rom Bis sfe resdenee Ne I4s T Nswa S
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1nsnt Mount Pisasans Csnstsry convenience OF The
HORTON-At Crawford, N. J.. December q 1903. Kate
BToEase Horton wife . Of , EHlRa H35'oP and
Port Richmond. n Y. Funeral services saturday De-
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MATTHEws-suddenIy; at her residences No. y West
1905 virginia Brander. widow Of Edward AattfsTs n
s ssf Ifg T Ds5ebe P e. a. 10 ocioek
MAYoAt the residences Of her father. ". " Sherman,
No "a East S5th-st.. THURSDAY. December p, 1893,
55th-st saturday. 1880 o'clock kindly omit
RANDOL-Ou Wednesday morning December 3, 1903,
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sEAMAN-At Jericho, y. Y. Fourth day. inst Phebe
Seaman wife Of Elias H. Seaman. in her 74th year.
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vile which leaves Lcng Island City l. O'Clock
1883 a. m.
sYKEs-At Rockville. Conn, Wednesday Deceuabar
Rockviiie saturday 18th inst al $50 p n -
wAY-At Victor, n Y. December %. Daniel H Way.
formerly OF Brooklyn Intsrment Greenwood Gene
terry. Saturday. p
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SOCIETY Al The OPERA.

rociery went last night 10 the opera much ss It
goes e church, and, taken whole. the costumes
showed distinct influence OF this essentially rel-
g4oUs drama the prevailing tone or the dresses
being not merely sober. but even Eo-.bre. In fact
tas fAshloEzole set. while attracted 10 "PRTstfSt
% curiosity. may be said to have received this
Greatest OF az the works Of Wagner with degree
q reverence that die credit 70 their tastes and
--At should go FAR 10 atone IN the eyes OF TIE
Nt2oW and children OF the composer for the viola
Ion o. his Injunction that ParsitaT" should never
&c given elsewhere than at Bayreuth
Among ehose present 70 the Afternoon were:
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CEAiETERIES

IEMEIEkIE@
The Great Pinelawn Cemetery. largest IN world
Magnificent Mausoeurn above ground Office Broad-st
UNDERTAKES.
stephen Merritt EmbI'g Undertakers. s41-s "
asa St Tel S395 3396-isth. frank E Campbell
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than any other American woman who has married
English peer.
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Special Notices.

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ACKERIIY-On December -. IN Kingston. n. 7, the
home Of his sister. Mrs Dr. Daniel Connelly the Rev
H W Ackerly. Of Rfft0n. y. Y. brother Cf the Rev
". Ackerly OF Philmont y. 7. and son Of the late
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For the news features of the production of rarsfnIu
sec arst page.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-02-21
Shooting ARRAY.

What came near being a serious
shooting affray occurred in front OF
Dietlein'sj jeWelry store last Sunday
morning. Messers. A.. s. Braud; the
druggist, and Mr.. A. G. SlSiles the
lumber man, emptied their revoly-
ers at each iother ata distance Of
fifteen PAGES, ard Gfiat neither We're
hurt seems miraculous.
There has been trouble between
the men for the past year, and it has
been expected that there would be
serious trouble.sWhen they met. on
the streets.
It appears that last Sunday they
crossed each other on th esideWalk
in front Of Dietlein,s jeWlery store,
sMr. Braud being on his way to
shute's drugstore, and Mr.. Skiles
on his way TO a lodge meeting. AS
they crossed Skiles said something
to Braud, Braud replied, both pull
ed their weapons, and opened fire
The firing was rapid and furious
and when the smoke Of battle
cleared it was found that the only
injury had been received by Skiles
and that was a mere flesh wound
in the left arm.
Great excitement prevailed lin
fact in the, space of few minutes
it seemed that half of the town wa;
there. Braud went to his place O.
business,and Skiles went to Masohs
ldrlpStora Wf1arn his W0nnA was
dressed by DIR. 3. A. Littell.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-02-21
RULES AND REGULATIONS
GoverninE the Carnival Hall.

The ball will take place at Sam
dogs Opera House, Tuesday even
Ing, February oath.
The Queen will be crowned at y
o,clock D. m. The crowning cere-
monies will be followed by the
lloyal Lances.
Tbe first fve dances are reserved
tor the Royal Court.
Any gentleman desiring to purr-
chase tickets will send one dollar
with the application, to the ball
committee.
All tickets must be purchased on
or before February 24th, at 9 o.
clock p. m.
No ticket good without the sig
nature Of the ball committee.
Mall orders attended to.
Address, box l46, or R. Mornhina; IN
veg 4 Sons Jewelry store.
Remember, no tickets will be Is
: Hrs ~ = = 80 n.
sued after o'clock Tuesday, Feb
ruary oath, and positively no one
will be admitted without tickets
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1903-02-21
Carnival PROssRA MIME.

The Royal Party will arrive In
the Chosen City of opslousas via
the Southern Pacific Railroad on
the evening train on Monday, Feb
ruary %, 1903, at 2:2o pm.
Company b., First battalion
Can't. Stewards command, is re-
ouested to meet tho Royal Party
at the depot, and to fire salute as
the Royal Party leaves the train
Also to act to act as Guard Of
Honor and escort the King to the
Royal Palace.
All loyal sujects are requested to
turn out and join in the reception
All managers of steam plants
within the domain are requested te
raise steam and blow their wins
ties, from the time the train whis
ties for the station until it enters
the City.
The Mayor and Members OF th'
Board OF Alderman, Judge ant
officers of the Court, are requested
to assemble at the Courthouse
where the procession will halt, an'
the keys of the City will be turne'
over to His Majesty, the King,
The procession will move from
the depot to Railroad avenue, te
North street, east to Court street
south to Landry street, east t
Main, to the Royal Palace.
BY the KING.
Attest: PINEKNoT,
Lord High Chamberlain.