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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
BOLD ATTEMPT AT
STORE ROBBERY
WAS MADE AT MlNoT - PHYsI.
CLAN AWAKENED AND
SPREAD THE ALARM.

Minot. N. d., Dec. 16.--Burglars at
tempted to break into ]. j.. Skaug's
iewelry store at 3 o'clock In the morn
ing, and were 1t not for the fact that
Or. Taylor. who sleeps above the store
heard the men working at the rear
window, a large amount OF valuable
jewelry might have been stolen.
The men broke through the rear win
dow and were just tackling the iron
door which covers the window on the
inside of the store and which was put
there for the express purpose of keep
Ing burglars out of the building. The
men had begun to pry the door off
when they heard the police coming
and they hastened away.
Dr. Taylor heard the burglars worE-
ing on the window. He immediately
phoned the police station, and At1
Day and Bill Brakeman hastened /.
the scene. One of the policemen werrt
around to the front and one by the
rear Of the store, so as to apprehend
the robbers. The latter, however, had
heard the officers coming, and has dis
appeared
The storec ontains thousands of lod-
lars worth off jewelry, including prec-
ious stones. and the finest Christmas
gifts that money can buy. Mr.. Skaug's
stock is always especially large at this
time of the year, fact which the bur
glars undoubtedly had in mind when
they made the attempt to break into
the store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
ARREST The
"BATHHOUSE'
Alderman Coughlin Is Arraign-
ed for Assault
POLICE ARE IMPLICATED
CHICAGO RECORD HERALD MEN,
WHO WERE BEATEN UP AT CHI
cAGos ANNUAL ORGY, PREFER
CHARGES TO-DAY AGAINST
"RATHHousE" JOHN.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Aldernan John
Coughlin, OF the First ward. who IS
otherwise known as "The Bathhouse,' .
was arraigned here today charged with
assault on Lyman Atwell a photog-
rapher Of The Chicago Record Herald
Atwell, together with Wyncie King.
cartoonist Of The Record Herald, were
assigned to get photographs and illus
trations Of the First ward democratic
ball last Monday night. Coughlin,
who with Hinkey Dink'' Kenna, is the
annual beneficiary Of the ball, was
standing on the sidewalk receiving the
guests as they alighted from their cars
rfages and autos.
Police Aided Assault.
Atwell according to his own story
attempted to snapshot "The Bath
house whereupon the latter led an
assault in which the photographer was
badly beaten and his camera smashed
Plain clothes policemen held the pho
tographer during one phase of the
struggle while the others pounded him.
A policeman In uniform, to whom At
well appealed for protection, told him
to clear out of here"
King, the cartoonist, also was the
recipient of what is alleged to have
been Coughlin's method of resenting an
onslaught by the press and pulpit on
''the insult forced on Chicago" He
was knocked down and kicked as he
lay in the gutter Other charges may
result from the annual orgy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
FARMERS NECK
BROKEN BY FALL
C. M'coY FALLS FROM LOAD OF
HAY AND THERE Is NO
HOPE FOR HIM.

Grand Forks, ~. D., Dec. 16.---C. Nc
Coy is dying in st. Michael's hospital
as a result of fall from load OF
hay sustained on his farm mile and
a half south of Grand Forks on Mon
day Mccoy was brought to st. Mich
ael's hospital about 4 o'clock yesterday
morning. His neck was broken and the
physicians informed the son that there
was not chance for his recovery. Nc
Coy made his will during the day and
prepared for the inevitable.
Mccoy was hauling hay in company
with his son on the Blackbird farm.
a few miles south OF town, when the
accident happened. His son at once
sent for physician and IL was decided
a little later that his only hope was
to take him to the hospital.
No Hope for Recovery.
A consultation OF physicians was
held yesterday and 1t was decided that
there was no hope for him.
Mccoy is a widower and his only
relative in this section is his son.
After the accident Mccoy was con-
scious and ne was able to arrange his
affairs yesterday He talked with his
son and friends and said goodbye to
all. of them.
Early today II was believed that he
could not live until daylight.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
WOULD INCREASE
Land ALLOTMENTS
MoNDELL WORKS HARD FOR HIS
BILL WHICH AFFECTS
HoMSTEADERS.

washington, Dec. 16.-Efforts are
being made by Representative Mondeli
OF wyoming to smooth the way for the
passage at this congress of his bill. in
creasing the quantity of land that
may be taken up for homestead from
100 acres to 800.
The bill is on the speakers table,
where it was left at the last session.
Mondell is in daily consultation with
members, hoping TO obtain unanimous
consent to allow the bill to be sent
back to conference. N case he fails,
ne proposes to move in the house to
send the bill back to conference
An effort was made to prevail upon
Representative Howland, who, as a
member OF the committee on public
lands, led the night against the bin, to
withdraw his opposition. but he has
iilyiwcm- wwawHiu?o 20 Setaoin etaoinn
manifested a disposition to stand firm
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Alkp MARKEL NO MORE.
Donald 4rant Mitchell, Well Known
Author, Dies at His Home.

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 16.-Don-
aid Grant Mitchell, "a years old, the
well known author. who wrote under
the non de plume TX Marker died at
his home, "Marvelwood, !" in Eldegwood,
a suburb of this city, last night.
His illness dates to August last.
when he suffered an attack of acute
Indigestion. From this he rallied so
that he was able to walk about his
home unattended. until two weeks ago,
when he began to fail slowly. Sum
day his condition became rapidly worse
and the end came shortly before Q: 90
o'cloc1 last night, due to the gradual
breaking down incident to old age.
At the bedside at the time OF Mr. Nit
chell's DEATH were his sons. Harold, of
New London, and Walter, Of Newark,
and his daughters, Mrs. Walter Hart,
of Rye. N. Y, Mrs. Mason Hoppin and
the Misses Elizabeth, Bessie and Har-
riet Mitchell, all of New Haven.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
DEAD MANS
PALS ESCAPE
Fatal Encounter in the Rail
road Yards.
BULL PIERCED THE HEART
roWN MA etAL OF GREENWICH,
o. TAkEs lsPIcIous MAN TO
RAILROAD ~ Is HELD UP sY
A ouARTE< q OF DEsPER.
ADDE'S.

Toledo. Ohio, Dec. 1s.--An unknown
man was Instantly killed and Marshal
r. G. Woods of Greenwich. Huron
county. was seriously wounded early
today In an encounter with Ave rail-
road man in the railroad yards of the
village. Marshal Woods accosted a
man standing near the postofice and
acting In a suspicious manner
In reply to questions the unknown
man said that he was stranger in
the town. but desired to leave on q
freight train. The marshal escorted
him to the railroad yards and just as
they reached the tracks four otner
men suddenly jumped from behind a
car and ordered the officer to throw ur
his hands
He did. but in one hand he had an
automatic revolver, which he fred
One bullet pierced the heart Of one OF
the quartette who fell dead.
The firing was returned by the other
four and one of the bullets struck the
marshal in the back. AS he fell the
quartette beat him TO insensibility,
then escaped.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
BRITISH isle
in REVOLT
Natives Of Hokehanga Pull
Down John Bulls Flag and
Establish New Govt

Victoria, B. c., Dec. 16.--Advices
were brought by the steamer Makura
from Australia of the hauling down
of the British flag by the natives of
Rokehanga Island in the Manahiki
group who have, declared a republic.
The islands who led the movement
which was assented to by a mass
meeting was made dictator and the
British flag was formally hauled down
amid great enthusiasm. The dictators
forthwith appointed judges and other
administrative officers and organized
new police force
The stores Of the European traders
were ordered closed. The ringleader
OF the. movement is AZ native mission
ary Some OF the natives who object
ed to the movement were hauled be-
fore the new judges and fined. The
islands are part of the Cook group
and are Incorporated with New Zea-
land as part Of that dominion.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16

AGIN CASTRO
People Of Caracas Burn PreSi-
dents Statues
WRECKS FRIENDS PROPERTY
WRECKS FRIENDS PROPERTY
INFuRIATED MOB ENGAGES IN
HOSTILE oNsTRATIoN
AGAINST vENEZUELA's HEAD,
AND cAsTRo's RULE IS sELIEv-
ED TO BE ENDED.

Caracas. Venezuela Dec. Il. via VIII
lemstad, Curaco.--The people of Carr
acas arose today against President
Castro. An infuriated mob, unhinder-,
ed by the police, swept through the.
city. wrecking the property of his
henchmen and his closest friends. The
people rounded up all the statues ana
pictures OF President Castro from tha.
clubs and other semi public buildings
and burned them with rejoicing on tho.
Plaza Bolivar.
Castro's rule in Venezuela probably
is ended. In spite of Hollands war
like activity on the coast, there have
been no demonstrations against thes
Netherlands They have all been di-
rected against President Castro and
Acting President Gomez Today the'
city is quiet.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
SCHULTZ CASE
STARTED TODAY
MAN CHARGED WITH RoBBINe
THE M'LEoD PosToFFicE, IN
& RANSOM COUNTY, WILL HAVE
HIS TRIAL NEXT IN FEDERAL
COURT. NJ

Herman Schultz, who was indicted
by the federal grand jury on a charge
OF robbing the Mcleod 2ostcfficei In
Ransom county, will be the next pris-
oner tried in federal court.
His case will be started this after
noon after the Crawford case goes to
the jury.
Schultz is German and cannot talk
English, and Henry Krogh has been
secured to act as an Interpreter In the
case. The government has lot OF
stamps and other valuables which
they claim were stolen from the Me-
Lood postofIice and which they claim
were found IN schultz possession.
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TORTURED FOR 5
YEARS, Man dies
FROM BROKEN BACK
RARE CASE IN MEDICAL ANNALS
WHERE MAis LIVED WITH
BROKEN SPINAL coL-
UMM.

Monrovia, Cal. Dec. 16.--After eight
years Of torture from broken back.
Frank Sandoval died yesterday. His
was enc OF the rare cases in the medi-
cal annals OF a man living for any con
siderable time after the spinal col
umn was broken. Sandoval fell from
the roof Of his house and shattered
the lumbar vertebrae SO severely that
fragments were removed and an artI-
fciai support for the super spinal col
umn and shield for the spinal cord
we're substituted. Contrary ko ex-
aectations OF the physicians, he re-
tanned IN d slight degree the use Of his
limbs for several yesrs. but wak un-
able TO either stand or lie down. Hs
WAS confined 70 a wheeled chair.
Progressive decay OF his nerve cas1-
ters. beginning In the legs, was the
ultimate cause OF death
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
MAY HAVE
OCEAN LINE
Govt Inspects the Steamers on
Australian Run

San Francisco, Cal, Dec. 16.-For
several DAYS a commission of three
army officers connected with the army
transport service, has been engaged in
an examination of the Oceanic Steam
ship Co. liners, Sierra, Sonoma and
Ventura, formerly employed on the
Australian run.
In view of the fact that the entire
Pacific coast has been clamoring for
years for a government t-owned line
connecting the coast with Panama, the
examination OF the Oceanic Co.'s lin
ers is thought to be significant Of the
Intention of the government to r:ert
such line.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
COURT STOPS TO
SEE JOHNSON

Columbus. o.. Dec. 16. Governor
John A. johnson OF Minnesota, stopped
Off in Columbus for two hours today,
while en- route from Washington to
Delaware, Ohio. where, tonight, he
will address the students of Ohio
Wesleyan university on The Majesty
of the Law
Governor Johnson called on Govern
or Harris, whom he had never met be-
fore.
Judges of the supreme court sus-
pended business temporarily and went
in body to the governors office, to
pay their respects to the distinguished
visitor.
Governor Johnson said that he had
never met Governor Harmon.
The two men may meet later in the
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
Bandit Slain, Officer
Wounded in Ohio Battle
RUSSIA WILL send
GREETINGS TO TURKS

st, Petersburg. Dec. ie.-The con
stitutional democrat and mussulman
factions have proposed to the auna,
through q committee on rules, that a
greeting be sent to the new Turkish
parliament, which convenes In Con-
stantinople this week. President
Kpomykoff, Of the durna, probably will
be instructed TO telegraph this COM
munication on behalf Of that body.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
COED ABDUCTED
and DESERTED ON
ISLAND, She SAYS

New York, Dec. 16.-Robt. H. Full
Ierton. who says he is the son of s.
III. Fullerton, St. Louis millionaire and
president of the Chicago Lumber &
Coal Co, is charged with abducting
Gladys, Hobart of "Yonkers. He was
released today on $4,000 bail.
Police say Fullerton and Miss Ho-
bart were students together at Cornell
university. and after graduation, when
the young mans father sent him on a
business trip to the south. he per-
suaded the girl to accompany him,
promising to marry her at the first
port
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
FANATICS LET GO
But RE-ARRESTED
FOLLOWERS or "ADAM GoDp ARE
NOW CHARGED WITH CON-
SPiRAcY IN MURDERS.

Kansas city, Dec. 16.--Mrs. Della
Pratt and VIM. Enghill. seventeen
years old. followers of James Sharp,
the fanatic who led the battle against
the police here Dec 8. were rear
rested late last night, after they had
been discharged by Justice Remley.
Their recommitment to jail followed
the filing of an information against
them by Prosecutor Kimbrell. The
Information charges them with con-
spiracy in the murders near the city
han.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
American Laborers
Sold as Slaves in III.
Peonage Case Involving Fifteen Foot Sockade and Pracica
Imprisonment Of Laborers Brought to Light in Chicago
Today--Federal Grand Tmy VIII Investigate

poenas were issued to compel the at
tendance Of thirty witnesses who are
said TO have lived within the stockade,
before the grand jury.
The stockade is alleged to be situated
near Summit, a town about thirty
miles from Chicago. Here, 1t is said,
manufacturing company is spending
many millions of dollars ir the erec-
ton of a manufacturing town
The laborers, 1t is alleged, are fur
nished and maintained by st. Louis
concern
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
SENATOR LODGE TALKS
|ON BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR

Washington, Dec. 1e- The Browns.
vile affair was discussed in the sem
ate today by Senator Lodge. who i
a member OF the commission on mill
tary affairs, which Investigated the
charges Of the soldiers of the Twenty
ffth regiment which shot up the town
OF Brownsville.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
RELATES ESCAPE;
SHIP WENT DOWN
CAPTAIN DECKER REPORTS LOSS
OF CARGO OF SILVER AND
cccoANuTss

New Orleans, La, Dec. 49,: Capt G..
a, Decker has arrived on the 3stea mer
Harry r.. Inge from Belize and reports
the loss Nov. IA oe his schooner. the
Annie, off Honduras
Captain Decker, his wife, their baby
and the crew had narrow escape
when the schooner capsized in a squall,
going down with cargo Of 10000 CO.
coanuts and $4,000 in silver
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Two Get Life Terms.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. 16.-The SUI
preme court Of Missouri today affirm
ed the sentences Of John wooley and
Robert Sassman, sentenced to life
terms in the state penitentiary for
murder in the second degree. Wooley
killed his stepdaughter, aged 8 years,
and Sassman killed travelling COM
panion
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16

Chicago, Dec. 16.--The peonage case,
involving, II Is alleged. a fifteen foot
stockade, practical imprisonment of
laberers under a system calculated to
keep them in debt to the owners of
the stockade, armed guards and es-
capes by tunnelling will be presented
to the federal grand jury here tomor.
row.
This story, which, IL substantiated,
will take rank with any charged
against the turpentine camps of the
south, became public today when sub
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
car Annroues Memorial

st. Petersburg, Dec. 16.-Emperor
Nicholas has approved the proposed
construction of the memorial church
to the sailors who Derished in the
Russ Japanese war and committee
has been formed here by the Queen Of
Greece to colleAt funds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
BANK CASHIER
SHORT $4,000
NATIONAL BANK or sOMERs-
WORTH, NJ. n, CLOSED TODAY
AND CASHIER is UNDER
ARREST.

washington, Dec. ia defaulca-
tion of $4,000 has been discovered in
the First National bank OF Somers-
worth, y. II. The cashier OF the bank
has been arrested. The board OF direc-
tore has asked the bank examiner tr
take possession OF the institution with
view TO voluntary liquidation. This
information was reported to the comp
trolier OF the currency by the bank
exan,iper for that district in q tele-
gram today.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
Match Dropped Into Powder kea.

Newderry. Pa. Dec. 1G.--Eight for
eigners were injured. two of them fa-
tally, late last night as the result of
d powder explosion here. One OF the
foreigners accidentally dropped a
match into keg of powder.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
SENATE TO CONSIDER
PRESIDENTS SLAM

Washington. Dec. 16.--Senator Aid
rich. today introduced a resolution
directing the committee on appropria-
tions TO consider that portion OF the
presidents annual message dealing
with the secret service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
TUNNEL COLLISION
KILLS 10, MAINS 4

Limoges, France, Dec. 16.-Ten per-
sons were killed and fifteen injured to-
day in a collision between passenger
train and a freight train, in a pouch
tunnel between the town of Brive and
Limoges.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
FOUR MUTINOUS
SOLDIERS CAUGHT
REMAINDER or BAND THAT
HELD UP TRAIN CONTINUE
FIGHT.

oran, Algeria. Dec. 16.--Four more
OF the mutinous soldiers OF the foreign
legion OF the French army, who recent
ly held up train on it's way to this
city. were captured near Ell Kreider
today
The remainder OF the band, under
command Of comrade wearing the
stolen uniform of an officer, are COM
tinuing their fight.
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AN OHIO STATE BANK
GOES TO THE WALL

Napoleon. o Dec. 1o.--Tne Citizens
State hank assigned 70 d, d. D,neyar
III t night. The failure Is safd to have
been saunel over loans and n Is
Ilrt.leT Claimed tilat Il wae brought
aEcat by the Ohio German Insurance
TO. failure
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-12-16
TWO-CENT FARES
HELD AS LOSERS

Kansas cit::' No, Dec 1S.-~Expert
tcssisnsny was again given today In the
ssissosrl rate ease hearing before
.lasye ssnita Mcpherson tendiag e
sf.og tsat unsisg the cent Eassengsv 4
rate IN inaxiinasn fsei.shs lase ra'i-
road eisnn4s aecnc q sras0nabie Ec-
stsssl on IT, investing II.
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tseESf feE1 81
STRONG CARD
IN / HAINSCASE
Widow Of Slain Author Recites
Story
SENSATION IS PROMISED
DIRECT TESTIMONY OF STATES
WITNESSES WILL BE BRIEF
WrDoW or WILLIAM {. ANNls
PRINCIPAL FIGURE IN CASE TO
DAY.
hains, jurors.

No. 1--Wiliiam ]. Hill, foreman;
employed by STANDARD OH Co., Laurel
Hill. l.. L. married.
NO. 2--Thos. Walsh, builder, As
toria, r. T., single.
No. S--ffenry Hector, shipping clerk.
Woodside. L. l.. married.
No. 4--Samuel W. johnson, builder.
Richmond Hill. l.. l., married.
No. 5-John s. Bennan, retired sta
bleman. Maspeth, l.. l., single.
No. 6,-Frarlk Lee Richmond, jr.
assistant bookkeeper, Farrickway, sim
gle
No. 7--Alexander Jardine, plumber
Long Island City, married.
No. s-Hugh Mccullough, milk deal
er, Laurel Hill, L. L.. married.
No. 9--Louis A. New, carpenter
Union Course, L. l., married.
No. 10-WilliaIn B. Mclean, stage
carpenter. Corona. L. l., wldower.
No. LII Patrick Ahearn, retired, ia
maica, l.. l.. married.
T No. l2-Henry Boyd, city employee
Corona, L. l., married.
Flushing, y, Y, Dec. 16.--The theory
OF the state in the Hains trial is that
Thorton !. Hains. the defendant, was
the master mind and the leader of the
expedition to the Bayside Yacht club
to encompass the death of Annis. The
special prosecution. while presenting
the states case declared he would
show that Thornton led the way and
had full; knowledge of the plans to kill
Snnis
An important witness, Edwin An
drews, a member of the Bayside Yacn.
club, testified that he saw Captain
Hams shoot Annis several times and
that Thornton stood him off with a
revolver as he sought to stop the
shooting. The police state that John
Tonning. Swedish boatman. who
knocKed the pistol from Captain
Hal iiasAts. is wanted AS ia witness
by the prosecution, but cannot be
found. /. III
Mrs.. Annis Ready.
Flushing. N. r., Dec 16.-Thornton
j. Hains calmly watched in court to-
day the construction of the states
case to prove the charge that he was
the principal with his brother, Capt
Peter C. Hains. jr.. In the killing OF
VIM. E. Annis, at the Bayside Yacht
club last summer. The jury box was
| filled last nig3t and an adjournmen
taken until today. The direct testi-
mony OF the states witnesses is ex-
pected to take only little time, bu,
the cross examination will likely oc.
cupy three or four days. AS had beer
| outlined, the Hains coI.lsel will en-
deavor to show that the defendants
drawing of his revolver was an act OF
defense and not of offense.
/ The central figure In today's case
was the appearance CT the states
chief witness, Mrs. VIM. E. Annis
who saw her husbands life taken
The recital OF her story on the wit
ness stand is likely to be the strong
est card in the states case.
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Roaton Rranoh Librar1 nurnad

Boston, Dec. ia IRE today de-
stroyed the Curtis hall ie West Rox-
bury district with damage estimated
at $4,000. In the lower floor was a
branch OF the Boston Dublic library,
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HANSBROUGH BETTER TODAY

Minneapolis.
United
ported wasbe
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FRiTzI scHEFF MARRIED.
Actress Becomes Bride Of John Fox,
Jr., the Author.

New York, Dec. 1s.--It was an
nounced last night from the Knicker-
booker theatre that FRITZ scheff and
John Fox. jr.. had been married on
Sunday. John c. Hunt, best man at
the wedding. gave out a statement
confirming the marriage, Mr., Fox and
Miss Schefr were married at the home
OF Mr., Fox's brother at Mount Kisco.