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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

NEW YoRx. Feb. & Judge MARITIME,
In general sessions. has dismissed the
indictments for misdemesnor found
against the editors Of the different
newspapers which published the details
of the deterioration OF the murderers.
Wood. smlier. Slecum and Jugiro. al
Sing Sing on July Z, 1891
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

WASHINGTON, Feb A-Acting Sccre-
tary Sralding reports to congress that
$500 will be needed for expenses 10
conclude the investigation of the at
fairs OF the Keystone and Spring Gar
den banks A portion ofsthis is for re-
imbursementt to the investigating COM
mittee, which has advanced money on
account of expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

wife we're crushed - dss.h While ~
tempting to repair "a out. eaisalnRs
With the aid of his wife Mr.. Tyler
tried 20 prop up the busldsnx. whsn =
COLLAPSED. Almost every bone ~ tAsis
hodias n n irokeu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

BsrDesroRr. Pa. Feb. o = Miss
Bridget Mccartney. the oldest inhsbi-
tant Of Montgomery county and per-
haps the oldest person in this state.
died Friday at the age Of 10 years.
She vns horn In Ireland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

san ANTONIO. Tex. Feb e-Col
T. r. Martin. United States army.
whose headquarters are here. says
those who think there viii be no Mcxi-
can revolution will be much surprised
on the Isl Of March.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

ALBANY. n. ". Feb Q. The nine.
tcenth annual meeting Of the New
York Changers before adjourning,
passed resolution asking their con-
qressmen TO vote for the deep water
way through the Iakes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

BupArxsrn, Feb "A judicial in
quiry recently held IT Scnsatz, . town
Of Hungary on the Danube. has re-
suited in the Indictment OF three old
women named Pioniesxs. Kurjakoov
and Kernacs for the murder OF ten
peasants IL Is charged that the crimes
were instituted by the wivcs Of the
victims. The inquiry also revealed
The existence Of class of professional
PRISONERS living in villages Of south
era Hungary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

NYAck, n. Y, Feb. 6.-Benjamiu
Wiley. aged 05 years. well-knowu
resident OF Bergen county. N. J., was
struck by IN engine on tho New Jersey
Northern railroad 1t Granton. n. j.,
Friday night. and instantly killed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

MoxTE cAnLo. Feb. 1.-TWO Amcri-
can pickpocxcts. named Best aad sam
son, have been found guilty OF TO bling
Marquis Pizzardi OF his pocket cook.
Best was sentenced 10 two years im.
prisonmcnt aud Samson to six rnontha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

No cheap common trash. but
varied and rich ensemble of beauti-
full new embroiderics. fresh from
the importers, consisting principal
ly of the medium and fine grades.
They are truly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

HApRiD. Feb. &-A violent gale
ragged At Bilbao Friday. causing much
damage TO small shipping. boat was
capsixcd Ia the harbor and three Brit
.sh sailors were drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

DEcAruA ILL.,. Feb 0.--fIon. James
w. Hnworth, one Of the 60 Grant dele.
gstcs and leading merchant and c,ti-
rem, died Friday. aged Sc rearA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

NIAGARA FALr.s, N. Y. Fob. o.-The
nnal headings between the shafts one
end two Of the great Niagara Fails
tunnel were driven together at 9 o'clock
Friday morning. This opens the en-
tire line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

ERIE. Pa, Feb. 6-Charles Pietri.
Jr.. Buffalo resteurant keeper. being
stricked with sudden and suspicious
illness, left his family in Buffalo and
came to his fathers house here. where
he died Thursday in great agony. The
coroner held an autopsy. which shows
that death resulted from poisoning.
The peculiar feature of the case is that
Mrs Pietri's mother and sister accuse
the young wife of the crime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

DUBLIN, Feb Sat n meeting of the
McCartayitc section of the Irish parlia-
mentary party. Justin Mccarthy was
reelected president
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

MAnsHALr- Ma. Feb a-0labders
has appeared among the stock on r.
~ HIS farm il the eastern para Of
the county Two horses we're shot
Friday BY order Of the county court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
hossEo THE HAMBURG BANK.
How Bookkssper Borehers Relieved Ills
Employers OF 81, 100 In Cash.


Employers OF 81. 100 In Cash.
HAMEURa. Ia, Feb. 9. - About .
month ago Albert Rorehers was em-
ployed rs bookkeeper for the Bank OF
Hamburg. OF this place. He was in
trusted with the combination to the
vault door. Wednesday evening CASH
Ter Z. D. Gilman and Vice President
Wing. together with Borchers.
made up tho cash and pre-
pared to close. The cashier was
called from the bank and during his
absence Borchers put the time lock in
such condition that when the cashier
returned and closed the safe the lock
failed to work. During tho night
Borchcrs returned, unlocked tho vault
and opened the safe. taking 81, 100. IS,
after which he put the time lock in
proper condition. relocked the safe,
setting IL for 10 o'clock the
next day, locked the vault, and
took the $50 train for Council
Bluffs where he was seen afterward.
Borchers was raised here. but has been
absent some years in the west He is
. son Of the founder Of the city, and
was regarded Is honest and trusty. A
search of his residence brought to light
s4s5 Of the stolen money. A reward Of
$1,000 is offered for Borchers' sppre-
houaio1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
Drassesl to Deash.

NoErrsrowS, Pa, Feb. 6.-Maurice
Farrell, well-known drovcr Of lower
Marion. met with horrible death FRI
day night He was driving . pair of
yeung horses along Gulf road when
they took fright and ran away. Far
rell was thrown out, his foot catching
in the spring under the wagon. and he
was dragged . miles He was dead
when released and horribly manrled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

MRnDKS, Csan.s Feb e-Caxheo's
oasea, foss-stosy brick building On
stass ssFsst wss Eutsed BY Sra LosA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

STAMFORD. Coma. Feb s.--WAile a.
tempting - drive across the track Of
the New Ysrk. New Haves A Hart
fsrd railroad 1t he south branch cro<s-
ing Freak Adams snd his nephew
Waiter were instantly killed The en-
press frsm Stamford sssuek the ear
viage jnat a IL reached the middle Of
the track and the men were dashed 10
pdscea Thsir bodies wers terribly
mnHDlo&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

sharp dealer. even q "cut rr4ces
10 prevent - ktB1 - frapA - tmnen6-
ton. The gxrrfne esevoaf<ed nnod5cines a
D.. ~ v. ktwo oEe ncw 80 em1y ufourA
0ofia Ms1lcsi bisssvsy a. = iasw.
K,: - $50; IN ~;-.s s,s.
nm.N 49, ~ - hv~7, = go
noyss - eAeopnf Du1tc1oo 80 q ~
ezFs& = - - - - - 80
8 80 = sW. q . aSs.y ; 49,
npunRe e - 1D111nm tu1u0sonn -
ou1nolon1m e4wu9 ~ unnukm11 re
= - - a1svs ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

1f0 - H0kyjoDp
The s'cct{zaK~ ~
or5ces end Tie sub
@tufiou 81 infer ~
kOo6 opre-Ir,0
- . 6acduleue
mionf5on u the
! Uuuu1Ds ost<ck -
|ocmgl 1lnm 6bnulD
eheap <ufnppun6
feprssente4 -
:. EE - eeu1,f-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Failure Of q Western Farm Mossgags
Trust Company.

~--
'''s Ps
nx~xxr co1 Feb 6-Attachment
49,. 49, 6l.d AGAINST the Western
r.rr, Mortcacr Trus. Companv and
an snrl,cation for : receiyer viii I've
r.d. - dav The attachments were
tor smal, ,mrurts the largest being
So ., noo v.t ,he .ounauv could not
nv r. l. said that arrests Of directors
~ g.. a.. 80 ;,.rrob.h,.
ow.s N..r,v e,.ooo.ooo.
Th. ~omr.nv w.s orranixed in Law
80. T.r .ra .fterwnrd re;ncor-
.-.s,s, - n.,v.~ Nsw yorL credisor~
prs s, rsrrsssntcd here and will file A..
,schments .g.;nst securities rcnresent.
mo sooo ooo tl-s.v The comnanv Ia
c,n;,a,;-ed o.tarsiblv At So GOA ooo and
- : sa;d h.. beer DOING : business ~
s,a os,o ooo . war principallv with
c,hsr rcor,e,. money!
How r. D,S n..,,e,s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

cfessisgs - shs Wssk Compared vish
the siDzi4s rsrssd Of 1891.
HEw Yokx. Feb d-Bznx clearing
totals fer th< week ended February 1
with comparisons. - teisgrapked to
Dradstrest'a ere as fellows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07
FIRE IN COAL OIL
Exciting Times in a Kentucky
confiagration.
FIREBRANDs SENT WHIRLlNG
Whs,s flames Destroy the Best Part Of
the Town -subdusd by Fire
Brigade

AoRaAxviELD. Ky. Feb G-The
NEST disastrous FIRE ever known IN
Noreau6sld occurred Friday morning.
II stzr.ed in Webb Eustens grocery,
Ard excellent work WAS doae by the
bucket brigade. che only means the
town has for lighting Tres but il soon
reached the powder and coal oli, which
sent Erebrands whirling IN every direc-
ton The flames spread TO the Wag-
gonsr hotel. then to Girtin's grocery.
Mrs Flora Metcalfs millinery store.
Shelton. Avery & Henshaw's saloon.
DIR. J. W. Minors residence. and
Miss Noliie Moreley's residence
and tenant housea The business
houses across the street both wxys
rom the Waggoner house were
soon blazing in different quarters. but
fifty men were on the roofs with
Buckets of water and with the wind
favorabss kept it down. though al the
glass was melted from the windows
and the walls severely damaged. The
total loss wns $4,000: Insurance about
81. coo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-07

Flouncings, ladies and chill
drcn's lengths. Everything mark
ed at extremely low prices, ranging
from one cent per yard up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
YIRGIEIA EaWs.

Nrs. Mary Groves. aged 81, aud Mr. 8.
R. Mozley, both OF Bealston. died recently.
John T. LIckey. one of the moot success.
fol farmers and IL Il 1ential ciliz ,n6 OF Rock.
bridge county, died Thursday.
The Stats deb. funding under the new
settlement will commence 90 coon es the
new bonds can be printed and the other ar.
raugements made for this work.
The Grand Lodge Knights OF Honor o!
Virginia will meet in the CITY OF Roanoke
Tuesday, March Let. The session will be
an interesting one.
Congressman O'Ferrall has written curt
reply to Gen. Rosaer In which he says that
as the guberpat orial election will not be held
for eighteen months. hs is not no,U csndi-
date for Governor, but is candidate for re.
election to Congress.
TIE executive commit of the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanical Society have
decided to hold an exposition In Richmond
next fall OF taree weeSs duration. II is pre-
posei after it Ia over to pick out the best
exhibits and send them to the fair in Chi
cage.
Samuel P. Shirley was arrested on Thurs.
day end ts ken t, Warrenton In custody OF
the sheriff OF Fsuquier county. Shirley
aud his co-partners, a. Russ al Roaenbergsr,
G W. Roaenberger, a. b. Spindle and O.
F Myers are charged With emhezzliug Ger
tain depositors' money In the bank OF War
renton to lhs amount OF $12 500. Warrants
are out for the arrest of all the above named.
Mr.. 8. P. Shirley was bliled in the sum Of
$500 to swat the arrival Of &. b. Rosen-
berger, 81. 81. Spindle and O. F. Myers.
who are in Washington, but are ex-
peotad In Warrenton on Monday.
They were the propristors Of the broken
banks at Waynsstoro, Gordonsvllls, War
enton and Newmarket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
sROM WASHINGTON

tspscs, C0rrespondesos Of Tic AloSaadria Gazette
UAaH1Rsroz. D. O.. Feb. 20. 1852.
A prominent southern member Of the
Farmers Alliance, here to-day, says the ns-
tionsl convention of that organization, to
meet 10 S.. Louis next Monday, will not TAU
ehorize the organization Of new party, but
will appoint q committee to negotiate With
the dsmoorstio and the republican parties In
zeference to the adoption of the principles Of
the Alliance, and that when ott1 decline. as
they are expected to do, then the suflec OF
the organization of new party will Do o.s'
cusse1.
M. Cockrill YVES to-day appointed post.
master at Co!7in Rad, Fairfax county, Va,
vice W. a. Mox!ey, died.
Col. Cummings. one of the three oficerH
Ghis couptry sent to Oorss, at the request OF
the latter, to instruct the Corean army In
ths art OF modern warfare, is now In THE
CITY. He says that the reports published In
this country to the detrimsnt CT the late
Major John Lee. another OF the officers re-
ierred to, while In Cores. wers without The
slightest foundation.
e is said here that while Mr. VIM. Dixon
e,f this cty does not want to be delegate
60 she national democratic convention from
che District of Columbia. he does want 90
retain his place as the District member OF
the national dempcEeto D0mmlttse, aba snss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
A Strange Story.

NEosHo. Mo-. Feb. 2O-At Saginaw,
No., Thursday night, Thos. Whelan was
shot and killed by Mp, Loche. who eur
rendered and isnow In jail Some years age.
Emma Cobbs. pretty girl married WheIan
at t1is place and moved to Danver, COL,
where, after life of misery caused by
Wheelan's brutality, che was compelled 10
return to her parents With her only child.
Later, seeing 10 Denver paper an account
OF the death of Thomas Wslan, che accept
ed the tsntions of Mess Loche, and mar.
ried him, Whelan, who was not dead, learL.
ed o! the marriage and traced them to Sag.
Iraw where they had settled. He there pre-
posed to Locke TO let him alone for $500
Locke Is poor ard offered to compromise
for 500. Whelan refused and oon inued to
annoy the family by letters. Thursdsy af-
tsrnoon Whelan approached Loeke's house.
The laltsr ordered him away but Whesn
refused to 90 and made moVe to draw
revolver, when Locke se'z,d shotgun and
shot him dead, tie charge sven driving ell
YER doilara In Whelan'd pockets into his
body
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
EgWs Op THE Jay.

Secretary F ser will go abroad for his
| health.
The Presider ese.day Issued procla.
| nation warning off the Alaska seal-poach.
eTe.
The tide of paupers and criminals h)w.
Ing from Europe toward America is as full
ss ever.
a Brooklyn court has decided that dam.
ages caused by fireworks in political pa
rade must be paid for by le city.
The Brazilian government has postponed
u til Nav it, decree prescribing regu q.
tions for the exporting OF merchandise from
this oouLtry under the reciprocity tfeat5.
The large barns and outbnildIngs oa the
farm OF Warren Atkinson, near Mullica
Hill, N J., were destroyed by fire yester-
day. There were 145 sheep, "a hogs, II
horses ard mules burned.
An exciting fire took place in the Percival
Est, fashionable apsrtment-house On
West Fcrt7.seoopd lt.eet. New York city,
Yesterday, and canned $50. 600 damage. The
irror-stricken tsnauts we're reecued from
che upIe. stories by 6,emen. The tenaLt,
lost heavily.
A rebellion in the province OF Csare, Bra
I'll, resulted In forf.sen persona losing their
lives. Che Governor OF the province was
deposed Students, aided by soldiers. re.
VOTED, attacked the residence of the Gov
ernor and captured 1t after O vigorously
fought be tie, which lasted Is hours.
Frank HipIenslsl, eyed forty-.igit, Of
Oe5tts Valley, Pa, il sffl @ tn hydro
pbobia, caused by the bite OF mad dog two
weeks ago. He raves, barks, yeps. AID
goes into iUtermiltert spasms, during which
he goes II rough most fr;go1iul oontoit iona.
Do, re- say he csnDtD recover, ard that ne
is gradually einking.
POI 1as or ]. W. Shutk, OF Cumberland.
Nd, wac before q. Commissioner Hen
dsrson yesterday charged With ne embezz'e-
ment OF $400 of the money -order fund. h
pleaded not guilty al gave bonds In So coo
to ans Yer the charge. He has been tenn
poferily sHspe pded and his tfice tlrned
over to his bondsmsp.
Deacon who shot IL. Abeille lie bis, Dsa-
cons wile's bed room 10 Cannes, Oh We'd
nesday night last, is at liberty q pa.o' and
Gill nl leave Nice without permission. he
ssys he Is sorry he killed Abellle and tina.
hs only Intended t. mark him. He will be
lie d lote d Tor murder at G1e March assizaa t
Nice. Mrs Deacon Ia ia great distresg Bbe
lie making preparations to 90 10 Psris with
her family. The body OF AbeIle has been
embalmed and will be taken to Paris for In
termeat aasDy o. the cuieter class Of PEG.
pie at Cannes considered pae styls Of Gre.
Deacon too pronounced, though she was
sesy popular on account OF her gret beauty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

IL the o. 8. Senate yesterday the bill for
the Issuance of3 per cent. bonds to provide
permanent system OF highways In the D!s-
tries Ct Columbia led to lengthy debate
and was rot disposed Of a bill to establish
q marine board for the advancement Of the
interests of the merchant maxine Rss passed.
Ia the House the private calendar was
taken up, but The silver Issue was brought
10. and Er, Harter made another epsech de-
nounoipg the Oil! for the free coinage of sl-
yer, which resulted In another controversy
between thst gentleman and Mr.. BHud.
Mr.. Hs,t,r, OF Onio. Ia giving the silver.
ties Ia the House good deal of trouble by
bis vigorous dennnolation Of tbs fee coinage
bill, and yesterday they attempted 10 81
lence him with points Of order, but they
we're unsuccessful. The democratic mem
bsrs are comforting as t. the policy to be
pursued on the silver BILL
Bolh hoases OF Congres, adjourned over
uos.t Tuesday neEs.
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when the District convention to appoint del.
e2atea to the national convention shall! Do
held, resolution endorsing Mr. Dlxon TOT
reappointmept as the Distrc! member OF tne
national committee will be introduced;
An Influential member OF the nst!onal
democratic committee, here to-day, Gays tnas
from what be sees and hesr5 he 10 induceo
to believe that Hill, by the successful course
he has pursued, has become the Idol OF the
masses of hia party, sud that that fact WILL
become 30 pstest by the time the national
democratic convention ehall be held that ne
will have nt.le If any opposition, and oe
nominated BY scclamatlon, 0nd thus again
prove that 10 politics, as In war. audaciiy ls
the policy OF successful generals.
The republicans here felicitate themselves
With the idea tba. the democrats liz the
House are divided among themselves on the
tariff and silver questions; but the demo-
cratic managers 10 the House say every
thing Ia going on smoothly, and that all will
turn on. right st the end.
Ia the U. 8 Sentt, YET srdsy evening Mr..
Berry, of ArkRueas, eaid that when tie
present administration came into power
there " ere over one hundred millions lie the
Treasury, but that now republican Sens
tors stated thtt tina government s out Of
money end must issue new bonds 10 order
to raise it, He wanted, he eald, to let the
people OF tie equity know that ere is no
doubt OF t 10 fact tba tnis country nov can
not pay the ordinary expenses OF govern
ment without borrowing money W tn which
20 do So Add the worst OF this Ia that every
word Mr. Berry said was true.
Senator Palmer of Illinois. spoken OF by
come SOFT lern people as possible candi'
date for the democratic Presidential nomi
nation acknowledges that be did order a.
election, 20 be held under the supervision G.
soldiers, but says be had to do 1t, and Is sor.
~ f>r 1t now.
Representative Meredith OF the Alexau
dria dstrio. Is still confined TO his room al
the National Hotel, by order Of his phS
sician.
A close personal friet d of the President ]:
au hority for the staten at that the pais ,na
feeiir he latter ei srtsins for the republi
Gao Sens ore. collectively. is by no NJ e Ans 81
warm Is 1t might be- end that he say when
as Senator, he VEL tet favors OF bile co
leagues, he got them from the democr. t.
and that republican Senators never hepeC
bis nomination or election.
The President has eight cold, bat i, is calico
the grip al the ssme.
After competitive examination, Congressman
Jones, Of the First Virginia district has appointed
Elliott Chase, OF Lancaster, cadet at West Point
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
a Tickle Preacher.

A great sensation has been created at Chstl aul,
Ont, by the conduct of Rev. N. q. Martin, for
fifteen years pastor OF tho leading e. .copal church
Of that place. Some weeks ago his engagement
to Mis- Kitchen, prominent member OF bis cor
gregatiJn, wa, announced, aid the wedding WAS
for last Tuesday L ight, out the teyee,nd gentle
man failed to put in an appearance An inve!ti.
CATION reves led the fact that h had left own on
Sunday last, and that nothing hes since been
heard ftom him. When this FAC. WAS made known
Mis- Ds mage, another highly respected lady,
came forwsrd and Sid ihat Mr. Martin had prom.
led to marry her OF MO day night, and that al
preparation, had been made for secr.t marriage,
as the clergyman did not want it known that re
was to BIO married.
1t has been discover that Mr.. Mar in hsd a.
ra1 ged to marry still another aIanRe lady, Sarah
Bonet. farmers daughter. Monday. the day
the missing clergyman had set for IS marriage
to Miss Delmage. was also the date fixed for his
union with Miss Bonet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-20
lCommunit a.ed.
Wedding in Fairfax.

Wedding in Fairfax
Lswis Chapel. In lower Fairfax, was the
scene of q pretty wedding or Wednesday
evening, the Itch inst, the contracting par.
ties being Mr.. Clarence Howard, OF this city,
snd Miss Laura TrIce, OF Fairfax, near Lor-
ton. The bride was tRstefolly att!red In
cream lansdown, with toque to match, and
carried q bouquet of Mareohal Mel rosss
making pretty picture. She was attend
ed Dy Two bridesmaids, Miss Annie Trice, of
Ashevile, and Miss May Howard, of the
Seminary, both prettily nttired and carrying
flowers.
The groom woge the conventional even.
ing Dress The groomsmen were Msssrs.
George Robinson, of This city, and John
Haislip, jr., OF Fairfax. Messrs. Cleveland
aud Townsend were the ushers. After re-
celving the congratulations Of large num-
Der OF friends from Washington, this city
and the surrounding country, the young
couple left fsr the nome CT the groom's
mother, where they were given reception
last night. Mrs. howard was very popular
o. her home, where she will be greatly
missed: