Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-30

light in their eyes contrasting spIendldly
with the sombreicoIor Of The garments 10
which they were arrsyed. Shortly af'e'
8 o'clock The bride and groom srrived. at
tended by their relatives and friends. The
usual groomsmen and bridesmaids were
dispensed with.
The bride ia a very handsome lady, with
a most intelligent and cheerful faces one
OF those counlenauces that diffuses hsPPl
ness or al, that come within the radiance
of lis beauty. She was alfred in Tict
travelling dress, handsomely fuTbeIowed
panniered, trimmed, &c. She wore 6
isunty hs. with a waving blue ribbon
which showed to advantage her flowing
ressess Of light curIs. The poet OF the
present day mus, be careful if, like Al
exsnder Pope, he wishes TO write OF
lady's hair, because. instead OF compIl'
menting the lady OF his alteration. he
might be complimenlIng some chigDon
maker or worker in fancy hair. IT, in
these days. one would write TO his lady
love
"Bind up those locks, they must not flow,
Except 10 hide those eyes that speak
The young lady would be apt 10 send
her hair al once to her hair dresser, and
have them "bound up" These remarks
are moi intended TO alIude TO The bride OF
this morning, but TO note the contrast OF
her couture with those Of SO many of her
fashionable friends. Her natural tresses
were her best adornnenl, and added BY
their ease and graceful arrangement to the
charms Of her appearance. Every one
present seemed to take great interest in
the various ceremonies Of the Catholic
Church. which were conducted by the
Rev. Father Lee. The couple kneeled
al The .et hand altar, where ispeIs were
lit and the other psraphernslia CT worship
was arranged, and remained kneeIing for
near a half hour un'Ii tie sacrament OF
marriage was concluded. when they CUT
ely and pendenlIy walked down the
middle aisle and 1910 their carriage, in
Cathedral street. in tom. OF he Cathedral.
Here. 20! some time, they were surround
ed by friends. The BRIDE kissed mum.
Der OF lady relatives and friends, and the
bridegroom shook hands with those who
pressed forward 10 extend their hand in
friendship and good will The hour came
for departure, and with 6 God bye and q
God bless you the happy couple were of
on their wedding tour.
Henry Ward Beecher has delivered
himself OF stirring protest against the
neglect OF the Confederate dead at Get
tysburg by NE government aud northern
people. He wen, over the battle field re-
Gently, and was shocked al The exposed
remains and robbery OF the shallow graves
end trenches in which Tie poor Southern
slain were not decentIy buried, and whose
proper refinement has never been cared
for since, while with !hc Union dead the
contrary has been The case. He refers to
the fact that I'VE disburden the glbbel
tenderly and give sepurure TO murderrrs.
and asks, Can il be possible that great
and generous nation will much longer
suffer the Confederate dead 10 lie dIshev.
eled in such utter and conlcmP'uous neg
lect
There are now in the Hospital for the
Insane at Weston 2O2 patients; that the
average number during the past year has
been 1919; that during the past year there
have been lO7 applications for admission,
while only 81 could be admitted. Since
the opening OF the institution there have
been $40 applications 227 Of whom could
no, be admitted for want Of room and rot
less than one hundred are now Lingering
in the county jalls Of the State, waiting
until our legislators make room for them
in the Asylum.
Two dsught-rs OF Robert Smith, color.
ed, OF Shenandoah county, were burned
on Friday last. Il appears tina! the
younger. about two years Of age, was
playing with can Of kerosene near the
Ere, Uhen lie clothes csugh, FIRE. The
clothes OF the older one. about sixteen
years Of age, who attempted 10 aid her
sister, caught FIRE also. Both were burn
&c so badly that they died in short time.
The Norfolk Trginiar in It's Porls-
mouth column compliments Thai city on
the morality Of the people as shown in the
few arrests for crimes, Il ssyg Ihs, crimes
are extremely rare in our midst, and we
can't remember when there vas burga.
ry or robbery committed I"
Captain Edgar Whitehead hao recently
sold large tract OF land IN Amherst coun.
.y 10 Polish company. which proposes
TO plant upon it a colony OF three hum
dred German and Polish families. A.
nong HE purchasers is Polish count Of
high distinction and ample means.
A New York paper announce. rbs, The
grand jury Of that city has indicted Gen
eral BUtter6eId. the sub.lressurpr, AMI A.
A. CorbIn, the Presidents brother in-I aw.
for conspiracy in the recen, gold speculs-
ton.
Mr.. E. 8. Brent he, been appointed
clerk Of The Winchester SIKH Diur,c,
Court Of Appeals, vice ". 3. Meade.
Esq.
Hon. Thomas W. Harrison. Judge oil
the third circuit Of West Virginia, is Org
ed for the new United States circuit Judge.
ship embraced in the Sts,es Of Virgins,
Yves. Virginia and North and South Car
DINA.
n A,,y VIII - 49, I..