The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-18
A BRILLIANT MARRIAGE,
MAYOR OF LYNcHBURG AND MISS
FAULKNER THE PARTIEs.
Meath Of Powell Glass After n Pro-
tracted IiIness-The Sran"eSt DC
monstration Ever Seen In the city.

r.YNCHBURG, VA, Nov. H.-Special.-
A .oc,al event that has been looked for
ward TO with great deal Of interest oc-
cprred at Court-street Methodist church
Mt 2 o'clock this afternoon being the mar
RAGE OF Hon. Robert ID. Iancey, mayor OF
Ivnchburg, and Miss Rosa Faulkner
There was very large crowd OF the
friends Of the contracting parties IN the
church 10 witness the ceremony Inc
bridal party entered the church to the sol'
music OF the wedding march, played Dy
Mfr. william Adams. First came the
ushers. two in front. followed by one
usher alone then two others ana 50 Oh,
In that order The ushers were IolioWeu
bv the maid Of honor. Miss Bessie faulh-
ner. sister of the bride, dressed III uaIn
brown and olive colors, ana cdrIyIne
white La France roses. Iheh eh'sIeu w
bride. leaning on the arm OF heI plo'nV q,
Mr. w s. Faulkner She was uressou -
n handsome travelling suit Of fawn broad
cloth trimmed in beaver, and carried
bouoret OF bridal roses. Meanwhile the
groom entered with his best man. MT
Pondo,nb Harrison. by one OF the size
aisles. and the bridal couple met at the
altar. ..eo.,,od
The marriage ceremony was perIorH'eu
nv Rev. Thomas II. Early. The following
80 tbe ushers: Messrs. George i. Wat
kius. l. III. Adams, Jr., G. NJ. Guggehhtl-
NOR T.. Crump. G. H. wilkins, ID. W.
sale Hon. H. ID. Flood Of AppomattoX'
A II Long. Houston Letcher Of LeXlns-
ION Frank Adams. w. l.. Boyd, Frank
Stevens. Charles +. Button, Or, T. j..
Craddock, Locksley Radford or forest
and J. A. Faulkner At the conclusion VI
the marriage ceremony the brlual parry
were Immediately driven 10 the Union
Depot. where Mr. and Mrs Yancey took
the train for a bridal tour. They VIII Visit
New York and other Northern places OF
interest. Both the bride and groom Deiohs
10 prominent Lynchburg families ana
have large circle Of friends TO c0nsratu-
late them and wish them long and happy
life. The bride is a charming lady, lOVeiy
In character and disposition, ana Is one
Of the most attractive members OF Lyhch-
burg society.
The death of Mr.. Powell Glass oc-
CURED this morning at o'clock at the res
6dence of Mr.. Carter Glass. on Court
street The deceased had been suffering
Tor a number Of years from chrome
ktomach trouble, but refused TO stop Work
lntil about four weeks ago, when his con-
bition became so serious that he was
korced to remain IN bed. HIS place OF
business was In Washington, ~ -, Due
he was brought 20 the home OF his
brother here From the time of his ar
rival ne gradually declined until the end
came this morning. Mr. Glass Is son or
Major r. II. Glass, and was born IN
Lynchbure thrty-seVen years ago
When a. young man he went to Wash
tngtOn, and for the past sixteen years
had been I'm the Governments employment
thore. At the time of his death ne held
the position Of proof~reader in the Treas
ury department OF the Government Print
ing once. Powell Glass was widely
known in Lynchburg, and had host OF
friends He was "A man of irreproachable
character, OF stainless reputation, and
was withal a prince of good fellows.
The greatest demonstration ever seen
% In the city took place tonight. The line
Of march formed on Ninth and Church
streets and paraded the principal streets
of the city. The glowing lights from the
fiambeaus, the colOred iluminatiCns in the
windows and along the sidewalks, the
fiaring transrarencies and the myriads OF
fireworks made a scene Of brilliancy that
marvels description. There were about
$500 men i'm line, most Of whom wore uni
forms Of some description. The people
went perfectly wild with enthusiasm.