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New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
WEDDING IN A FUNERAL CHAPEL
Japanese Merchant Marries American Whom
He Had Employed in His Tea Garden.

Japanese and an American were married as.
night In the Funeral Church, No 24l West ~
street. kresS Kayama. a tea merchant OF Ffo'l
dence. led Mary Louise BOllbach. VINO sd
she lived at Gravesend avenue and Avenue
Brooklyn, TO the altar to the strains Of VedaiHs
r'arch improvised from a dirge BY the ofneA
organist OF the chapel. Miss Dorothy E1slein
The romance began five years ago. when the ~
employed BY Kayarna in his tea garden Ias
bride attended by her sister. Mrs. Seyth =
No 10 Van Sclen avenue. Brooklyn. and Ma
Kousch. of No. ! Washington street. BrooA+|
best man. The couple apparently ~
mindful of the incongruity OF their surrounoi-ss
and after the ceremony left for the home OF
brides father. where a wedding dinner was se'f-,
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
TO REDUCE SARAH H DODGE ESTATE
Permission Granted to Sell Property Valued
at S367. 900 to Settle Legacies

Justice Blanchard granted application yes-
terday to Grace Hoadley Dodge Cleveland n
Dodge and William Church Osborne. executrix
and executors. respectively, of estate of Sarah
Hoadley Dodge, to sell the property at No as2
Madison street and to invest s25OGo of the nro
ceeds in stocks and bonds OF the corporation con-
trolling the property. The parcel affected which
measures 45x1OO feet, was formerly the home of
William E. Dodge.
The petitioners represented that it was neces
sary to sell the property to settle with the Ieaa
tees OF Sarah II. Dodge, who died on January 10
last. The property is assessed at 1885, 900
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
W. R. WILCOX GOING ABROAD.
Commissioner McCarron To Be Acting Chair
man Of P. s. G. During Summer

Chairman William r. Wilcox Of the Public SER
vice Commission and Mrs. Wilcox will leave this
city the MauretanIa on Wednesday 20 spend
the rest of the summer in Europe. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilcox will visit London and Paris. later taking
automobile trip through the chateau district
They will return by way Of Cherbourg on August
% on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. which Is due here
August 80.
During the absence Of Chairman Wilcox COM
missioner McCarron will direct the energies OF the
Public Service Commission as acting chairman,
and there will be a quorum OF the board IN at
tendance throughout the summer. Most OF the
time OF the commission will be spent during the
summer in drawing up and preparing the forms OF
contracts for subways. which will be sdvertised
for bids during the coming autumn
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
JAIL FOR FRAUD coNsP1RAToRs.
Ex Ex-Purchasing Agent of Boston and Flagstone
Contractor Get Year Each

Boston July "a year in the House OF Correc-
tion the sentence imposed Michael J.
Mitchell. former purchasing agent for the city,
and Thomas Maher. a hagstone contractor who
have been convicted of conspiracy TO defraud the
city Of Boston of various sums in the payment
for hagstone. The alleged fraud disclosed
by Investigations of the former Finance Commits
sion. and the two men tried during the June
term Of the Superior Court.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
BAIL FOR FORMER NEW JERSEY WOMAN

Seattle. July 9.-Mrs. Vera de Mole held a
charge Of being alien unawfully In the United
States was released $1,000 bail here to-day. Her
attorney offered testimony in the form of letters
Of Identification given to Mrs. De Mole some four
years ago by Governor Franklin Murphy, 4. Z.
Francis United States Senator John Kean and
Walter Reed. Mayor of Long Branch all Of New
Jersey Mrs De Mole says she was born in El-
dora Iowa Of American parents: that she is the
wife of William II. Bray, of Red Bank, y. j.. and
that her relatives prominent in Iowa and New
Jersey She came recently from Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

Mrs Clayton y North. Of ShoTeham, State
Regent Of the Daughters or the American ReVo-
luton. presented the monument 10 the state "ihch
was accepted by Governor Prouty- The dedicatofE
address Was by President Thomas Of MiddleburN
College Mrs Elvira Sarah Warner Parker. OF
&. slhane ereaf-r-snddaughter of Ethan Allen,
vas .resent. She placed wreath on the bo"loer-
Governor Hughes and Mrs. Hughes after ihe
ceremonies returned to their cottage at Saranac
Inn in the Adrondacks.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
STRANGE DISEASE KILLS CATTLE.
Animals Found Dead in Pastures in Orange
County-Veterinarian Investigating.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Mddletown. n. Y. July "A cattle disease which
battles the farmers and has caused the death OF
some Of their most valuable cows during the last
few DAYS has made its appearance in GardinervilIe
Orange County. The COWS which appear well
when they miked and left in the pasture at
night, a;e found dead in the morning In some
as many as nine have died from one herd
A state veterinarian has been summoned and is
makns thorough investigation 10 ascertain the
nature OF the disease and its the means to
prevent its spread. Veterinarians from milk com
panies also investigating
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
ASKS ALImoNY OF BREWERS son.

Justice Erlanger reserved decision yesteraAs 1s.
the application Of counsel fer Mrs cara : ,al
for 800 a week alimony and a counsel fee Of - -
pending the trial for divorce brought ssainss -
by Arthur Ludeman Ludeman is the son . -.
president OF the Consumers Park Rre"ins 80
pany Of Brooklyn. Mrs. LudeHan deh's7 "a
charges made by her husband Counsel for - 80
fendant declared before the justice that tns Fs.sk
stion that the defendant pay his wife SO -sss
alimonv was abo.lrd. as he received only sl5 W.
salary.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
TELEeRAPHIc NEWS NOTES.
abor Blamed for Detroit Explosion.

Detroit, July 9-Due. the police think, to labor
troubles. a suit containing guncotton was eX-
ploded under pile of steel grders early to-day I
Company. Beecher avenue The explosion
wrecked windows for half "A mile around and
caused considerable damage to nearby factories.
The girders for In extension 10 the
postoffice which Is being constructed by the con-
tractors.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Blu CoIlectors Quarrel, Ore Killed.

Wilmington. " e. July s.-Following a dispute
over some collections E r. Shields shot and
killed by Joseph Stevens in of the streets of
this city to-day. Stevens gave himself up and is in
jail Both men were employed as bill collectors.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
rnaEAr 70 opERArE CURED HlM-

Frank Magure. t~erlts-eight years old Of
BROOKLYN vas taken 81 Jamess Hospital at
Newark lest night apparently Ill. The doctors
eorcluded that Mcguire taking" snd placed
fisa or an operating table when one OF the doc
tors selected spot on Naguire's bsdy and re-
rserked that be would make incislon there.
sbr tafject jumped from the table and admitted
Ia, vas fakine 50 that ne coule get place TO
tseep lie vas turned over the police.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
NEW METHOD OF FINDING FIRES.

Albany. July S-An innovation is to he tried n,
this in the method OF fighting forest fires by
the of range finder. instrument for ac-
curately finding a fire when smoke is detected
several miles away. according to announcement
made to-day by Commissioner Whipple of the
forest. fish and game department. This system
is I'm In Maine. Instruments will be Installed
in two OF the observation stations in the first
fire district In the Adlrondacks 10 be erected near
Lake Placid.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Project May Help Banks Creditors.

San FRANCISCO. July 9.-Depostors who lost
heavily in the wrecked California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company may be bs2efted by deal just
cCnsummated here for an enormous electrical
power plant Clear Lake Prominent New
York hnanciers said to be Interested in the
plan by which all the holdings of the Central
Counties Power Company. organized by the de-
funct bank. will be taken over involving between
1900 600 and 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
AND NAVY NOTES
No Changes in Soldiers Uniforms
for at Least Year.
From The Tribune Bureau.



ALESHIRE PLEASES OFFICERS-The quar-
termaster general of the army has Eratihed MS
associates throughout the military establishment
by recommendation that no changes of any sort
be made in the army uniform Of commissioned
officers or enlisted men for at least one year.
General AIeshire believes that there should he an
end the periodical changes in ornamentaton.
general design and CHIEF characteristics OF mill
tary apparel. he says is difficult to keep track
of the approved uniform, and that there is lack
OF uniformity. owing To the many changes made
with the provision that they need not lie adopted
until officers find the necessity Of replacing the
superseded articles or insignia This IS one Of the
most important recommendations made in long
time and the Secretary Of War has promptly a9-
proved it. It is General Aleshlres intention at the
end OF year. to renew the recommendation lie
believes that changes likely TO he suggested only
serve embarrass army officers who must dc
fray the cost of any official requirements in their
military garb. and that too frequently individual
fads Incorporated in the official recommenda-
with other advantage than that OF re-
quring change simply because il is change
In another important particular the quarternsster
general has adopted the plan which represents the
economical production Of the uniforms Issued to
enlisted men. It has been decided to put the
manufacture OF soldiers clothing strictly com
merciai basis, something which has never before
obtained.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
SHOCKED BY $4,000 VOLTS AND LIVES

Rochester. July Sired Mcvetty an electrician.
employed at the Rochester and Eastern power
house. in Canandasua, came into contact with 4
live wire carrying sixty thousand volts Yesterday
and painfully burned Physicians are unable
TO account for the mans miraculous escape from,
death. but say he will recover.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Next Enworth convention in Boston.

Seattle. July 9.-The board OF control OF the Ep
worth League of the United States and Canada de.
cided to-day hold the next international conven.
tion in Boston May is. 1910
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Shot At ALLEGED Black Hand Man.

Pi;tsburg,' July 9.-R Constantine. an Italian
produce merchant, ired three shots at Tony Norino
in the street here this afternoon result OF an
alleged Black Hand threat. Norino was uninjured
anl escaped. Constantine arrested He told
the police Norino had demanded 500. and threat
ened TO kin him on sight unless the money was
paid
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Prizes. Drowned WhiIs Bathinu,

Norfolk Va. July a.-Father Thomas Bowling
assistant rector Of the Church Of the Sacred Heart
in this city. drowned at Cape Henry yesterday
afternoon while bathing with party of friends.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

IL -r,rr ~ the frst white Who fortified
this island. 1866
In r7,en1~r, # sacrifice ana NaiuT 81 oiniisl
Seth Warner and Captain Remember Sa+Ier'
eminent Green Mountain Boys and patriots.
and
To commemorate the campaign Of General
Monfranlera- who enCamped near this SPOT
with 4 9j0 men in fs77, tnis tablet Is
erected on the Patriotic Societies
4 Vermont Women
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10


been issued:
Major FRANCIS NJ. & USHER. medical from san
Francisco 70 jackson Barracks
Major THOMAS L RHoADs msdc4I garps from 27.,o san
Major ELMER A. DEAN medical corps from Fran
captsn MANGs McL9sKEY ah I.,a Fisd ,a AF}eT es
tionaI Guard. District of Columbia. during en-
captain WILLIAM K JONES. sth Infantry. detailed IN
tain GEORGE u ARRowsMIT!I. paymaster. to "''
Captain FjfNEsT \ SMITH paymaster. from deta' IN
captain FRED c DOYLE I'd Field Artillery. detailed
h yacsncy IN pny departnsnt ,.,--.... s.,., ,,.,
c"raa WAEE I6RRIs s sf EHEoT 2h hnhhMAx % T.
LE;Es and JOHN H4Tz e9nst artilIeiy N9isf2H
RIsHoP ltanry and : .d;,l. EMERY rI, HATaA- r.a1
rsI "s sa,saan sFa HhI.D " JONES medical eos
r. "1Sr S,.nsnt Kse Gfs5'i i bEWrY i7h nfanTy to
rr. 1a{aan 'esn, sn,en osEPH 5 A. GREEN COAST artillery
!re p ompsRy I f. gnHfsisnfa AS 1.t cavalry
professor military science Virginia Military
second T'i, Hspehaat sEoRoB W BpcERLY ID infantry,
% fnGn aoFt WfitE " BGnpiE "a Infantry
Leaves qs@ Of ABSENCE MAJOR hEldH a. FILLER medical
FDGAR one G0FFE3 7a "a S2 cava4y to NoyeabeT IL
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commander r. b. BIERER. detached The
estHan9 HrSshgs@ o@maGd 6 5G & oIMsTEp detached
s[gtng station k9s Anffe a. ae detached the
Tennessee; 70 dnty as aide on stan commander in
tennessee
Lieutenant A STATION. detached Yorktown, 10 charge
recruiting station. Los Angeles.
Lieutenant W r. VAN AUKEN, 70 the Mississippi
Ensign II. L SHOEMAKER to Temporary duty the
m snee aPd M da SsT' poly
v FnsnT f ff 's Ges@6e e 6es of
Yards and docks: naval station. Olonza.o. Au-
Chaplain j. NJ F MGINTY to naval training station.
Chaplain J. F FLEMING. to navy yard New York
MARINE CORPS.
Captain =. e. CARPENTER detached command marine
detacbme the Tennessee: TO temporary duty feet
officer
Major j. r MYERS detached duty feet officer.
fleet the Washington.
Captain :. A ". PATTERSON. TO marine barracks,
navy yard Mare Island; thence to Philippines. Au
Captain " H. CLIFFORD. alb
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPS.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July THE Hopkins the Worden the TinRey.
the Wilkes, the ShubTck. the Thornton. the stock
Abarenda Lambert Point; the Marietta at Bue
fields.
SAILED
Iuv THE Restless Norfolk for Newport the Wor
he Wilkes the Shubrck. the Thorn
ton the stockton. the Du pont and the Porter from
Boston for PIoNincetown. Mass.
July sThe Ncw York from AgiHrs Tor Naples; the
Rhode Island from yard New York, for
provincetown, the Hannibal from Gardeners BAY for
bradford. n. the Iseonides from Boston for
ProyinCetoWD.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

July 5-The North Carolina from Mersina for Naples
rom Newport. the WoF
den the Tingey. wilkes the Shubrick the Thorn
ton the stockton. Du Pon and the Porter from
Boston for PIoyncetown. Mass.
Jllv s-The New York from Agi~rs for Naples. the
Rhode Island navy yard New York for
provincetown, the Hannibal from GARDENERS BAY for
bradford. r. l.; the I,eonidss from Boston for
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
hee
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1909-12-18
Ill Health is More Expensive
Than any Cure.

This country is now filled with people
who migrate across the continent in all
directions seeking that which gold can
not buy. Nineteenths of them are suf-
fering from throat and lung trouble or
chronic catarrh resulting from neglec-
ted colds. ami spending fortunes vainly
trying to regain lost health. Could every
sufferer but undo the past and cure that
first neglected cold, al, this sorrow, pain.
anxiety and expense could have been
avoided. Chamberlain Cough Remedy
is famous for its cures of colds. and can
always be depended upon. Use it end
the more serious diseases may be avoided
For sale by all druggist.
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Contempt For The Law.

Contempt for the law in one in
stance leads to disregard for the
law in other instances. Louisiana
must learn this lesson aud she
must learn it soon, for already the
contempt for all laws is apparent in
the sentiment of many of the peo-
pie. We see evidences of it in
compromise verdicts every week or
so-men who are either guilty Of
murder or altogether innocent are
convicted of manslaughter or
found guilty of murder without
capital punishment. We see it in
the hung juries, in the avidity
with which every technicallty Is
seized, i'm the readiness of good
citizens to sign petitions for par
don for convicted criminals, in the
actual setting aside of the vprdicts
Of jurles by pardons for politica
purposes. The sentiment is wrong
and sooner or later it must be cor.
| recled.-Shreveport journal.
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Alone in Saw mill at Midnight

Alone in Saw mill at Midnight
unmindful of dampness. drafts. storms
or cold, W. J. Atkins worked as Night
Waterman, at Bannr Springs, Tenn.
Such exposure gave him a severe cold
that settled on his lungs. At last he had
to give up work. He tried many reme-
dies but all failed till he used DIR. Kings
New Discovery. "After using one bottle
he writes, II went back to work as well
as ever" Severe Colds. stubborn Coughs.
inflamed threats and sore lungs. Hemor-
rhages. Group and Whooping Cough get
quick relief and prompt cure from this
glorious medicine. 50c and 81. Trial
bottle free. guaranteed by Labbe's drug
store.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Knights of Columbus will
hold their election for officers TO-
morrow at the College hall.
-Supt. Leo NJ. Favrot attended
the meeting of school Superinten-
dents at Marksville last week.
Miss Cecile VOORHEES, entertain
ed the Wednesday Afternoon Eu-
chre Club Tuesday.
Miss Alice VOORHEES, returned
home this week after spending Sc
veral weeks in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Liable re-
turned from Washington, ID. c.,
where MIR. Liable had gone to at
tend the Rivers and Harbors Con-
veniion.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COLO. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY. This is Il
perfectly reliable medicine for bowel
complaints, and one that has nrvtr been
known to fail even in the most severe
and dangerous cases. For sale by all
druggist.
For Christmas and New Years's
presents for Ladies and Gentle
men, we have pretty nice line of
goods and invite your visit TO our
store, X. Schwartz IL Co.
The Grand Jury does not like
our system of working our public
highways. The work dona on some
of our roads is 50 poor that it is II
waste of money.
Neat Printing is the kind You
want. Work that is done in a slo-
venly manner, for cheap price, is
not the kind that pays either the
customer or the printer. We have
the facilities to turn out-and Do
turn out-a very fine grade Of job
printing, at a reasonable price.
Pay your Poll Tax this coming
week, do not wait any longer, We
are going to have town election
next May, and it will be important
that all voters be qualified to vote
at this election.
The public schools will give
holiday vacation from December
23rd to January 3rd., this will
give the teachers a chance TO &C
home to spend the holidays with
: their people. The schools of the
Convent of Mercy will also give
vacation on the same dates.
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The Sisters of Mercy request us
to say that their Christmas Tree
entertainment will take place at
the College Hall on Sunday De-
cember 10Th. THIS will commence
in the day. At night the ladies'
of the town will give a euchre for
the benefit of The Convent and
they hope to have the liberal pa
tronage of our people.
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Look TO Your Interest.

Young man. ycung woman. parents
why not investigate the above special
offer 1t will save you money, and time,
and give you the Best Business, Short
hand or Practical English Training that
money can buy.
The next term opens January 3, 1910.
Address either school for elegant cata-
lOgue and circulars.
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They Went Like Hot Cakesl

Twenty Special Scholarships placed on
sale the 18th of last August were SNAP
ped" up in less than ten days-two weeks
before the opening of the Fall Term.
They went like hot cakes, and the fifty
offered above will go in the same way.
Why? Because this 800 proposition re-
presents the greatest value ever offered
by business college.
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MOTT ICE.

NV Ofi.;in-. ih.. No,'nii' "a -,
Tnr C"in,urTcial Firm of knuim IL Ga
~. Of 81. MaIt,nvili Louisiana. il dis
sDlypd. The stock in trade is now The
property il Robert Gary. who assumes
The legitimate debts of said Partnership.
niece RoBIN
Signrd aud ackno" lpGgri IL NY pre-
sence at New Orleans. Louisiana Noyrm
ter 22nh. 1859.
j. u. QUlNTERO.
Notary Public.
81 Mait;n,illc. La. November %. 1899.
1h- COMMERCIAL Firm Of Robin & Ga
ry, OF 81. MariinyiIlr. Louisiana, having
trrn iiSsn.yc,l, I shall continue the bust
ness ia my own name. and assus'r the
legitimate debts ,.Ue 10y oar tx Partner
ship.
ROBT. GARY.
Per Martin & MAJ tin, Agts.
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Fifty Life Scholarship
At Half Price
Or Less
Fifty Young Men and WO-
men Made Prosperous,
Happy and lndepen-
dent For Life.

Walden's Practical Business College,
Austin. Tex, and Lake Charles. Louisi-
ana. will save you from $50 to 800 on :,
Complete Business or Shorthand Course.
Their Special 800 offer will make you n
Book keeper aud StenOgrapher - total
cost. 1t pays board, tuition and sta
tionery. Scholarship for both courses
unlimited. No better courses anywhere,
at any price. Why pay more
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Sheriff's Sale.
Liz. Peoples Bank of Breaux Bridge
Jules MelancOn & ais
No. 10440

State of Louisiana. Parish Of st. Martin.
18th Judicial District Court
By virtue Of writ of fi-fa, issued out
Of the 10Th Judicial District Court for
the Parish of st. Martin, State of LOuisi-
ana. in the above entitled and numbered
suit dated the 23rd of October 1909.
] have seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last ami high
est bidder at the front door of the Court
House in the Town of st. MartinviIlp,
La. OH
Saturday the 18th day of Jan.
1910.
That certa in tract Of land. measuring
Thirty super fetal arpents with the i'm
prOvements brlouging thereto, situated
in the 3rt Ward i'm the Parish Of st.
Martin, Louisiana. bounded on the North,
South and West bv land of Aymar Son
njer.
Seized to satisfy said above writ.
Terms and cOuiitiOns-Cash.
Sheriff's office this l7th day of Novem-
Der A. ID. 1909
A. Il. BROUSSARD. Sheriff.
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For saip New aud second hand
Bicycles, very cheap, at Lalzaire
Bienvenu supply and repair shop.
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Sherifi's Sale.
Lja. PEG. les Blak # Br.aux Brig
AIphomsc D"nj amin 81 ala
No. l0iJU

No. 1880
state of Louisiana. Parish OF 81. Martin,
18th judicial District Count.
By virtue If writ Of li-fa. Issued out
uf the 18Th judicial District Count iof
the Parish of st. Martin. State OF LouiSl-
ana. in tn above entitled and nimhrrrd
suiL GATED the 23rd of October 1919.
Have seized and will proceed t" sell
at public auctian to tie last ali" hiS''' -
bidder. at the fronl door of the Court
House of st. Marliny.iir. La, oi'
Saturday the 18th OF Jan.
1910
That &C., taih iIact "f land. Inra'iirihg
twenty r!gal sup Ii.ciIl alp 1T. "i.i
the impr vruritS b,iargiug i!irrrio
situat, d ia tie Bid Nar,. far.a., "f II
Martin, State Of Louisiana, b"nn!'d
on.the North by lard ot AlOri M"hion
East bv that Of Achllle Dauphine. South
by Public Road and West by laud o. Ap-
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COURT HOUSE AT ST. TIARIINVILLE
Where Easte Champagne tried for the ASSASSINATION OF
Taylor Daspt and Albert Daspit tried for the killing of Het
ry Champagne Which the Grand Jury said in its report was
the direct results of the fraudulent election methods EN-
poyed by politicians in St. Martin Parish