The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-05
PETERSBURG WEDDINGS.
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLES MAR
RIED IN CITY CHCRCHES.
Arrest Of a Lunenburg Negro for Larceny.
The Temperature for the Month.
other News.

PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. Especial
Grace Episcopal church was the scene
this afternoon at 3 o'clock OF very
pretty marriage and In honor OF the
occasion the chancel had been very
tastefully and deliberately decorated WIN
flowers and potted plants, The parties
to this union were MIR Harrison Waite.
Jr.. and Miss Ida Young. The usners
bles, T. NJ. Young, and ". s. Young Jr;
Mr.. S. IS. Wilson was best man, anu
Miss Bessie Waite, sister OF the groom
was maid OF honor The bride entereu On
the arm of her brother. Mr.. j. Il. founS,
and was met at the chancel Dy inc
groom and his best man Ihe SereiiI,oins
was performed by the rector, Kew J0hn
Ridout. The bride is a daughter OF Mrs.
NJ. A. Young. and one OF PelerspuIs
most attractive young ladies. Inc s.ooln
is a postal clerk on the AuahHc ,on
Line, and son of Major harrison " ai'I,
an architect OF this place. Inc couile
left for Washington. where IN future ihe!
VIII reside.
ARLINGTON BoIssEAU.
a large and fashionable assemblase
gathered at st. Pauls Episcopal cnuIcn
this morning at $40 O'Clock TO WITNESS
the marriage OF Mr.. Herbert Arlington
and Miss Annie Boisseau. The chancel
and pulpit front was beauutully utCo-
rated with flowers an growing plants
Miss Lizzie Boisseau, sister OF thc pil ~
was maid OF honor and Mr.. Samuel w !.
Arlington. a brother OF the groom, pest
man. The ushers were Messrs. holines
Boisseau, Jr.. brother OF the prlde, ana
X. b. Arlington, OF Petersburg lNey l.
Arlington, of Richmond, A. W. alknef >
of Cumberland. y. c.: William warwick,
of Norfolk and Kemp Plummer, OF forls-
mouth. The bride wore white frencn OF ,
gandie, trimmed with pearls, ana caIIleu
i'm her hand a bouquet of bride $ roses.
The maid of honor also wore white or
candle, ana held in her hand bouquet
of La France roses ,u =,
Rev w. q. Starr. ID. D., pastor 81
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal church,
Richmond. officiated. The bride Is a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs; Holmes B9,s-
seau, OF this city. and quite pretty. \ n ~,
groom is "A prominent merchandise broker
here. The popularity OF the couple was
attested by the large number OF pres-
ents they received. which came from
friends I'm this city. Richmond, NoIiolk'
Portsmouth,. Baltimore, and New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs Arlington left for Atlanta
on a bridal trip.
A LUNENBURG OFFIC tR;
Constable j. :. Hatchett, OF Luneh-
burg, was here to-day, armed WIN a
warrant for the arrest OF negro named
William Thornton Jackson. who Is want
ed i'm that county for the larceny OF a
watch stolen from Mollie Daniel. upoil
his arrival here the ConstaDle leaiheu
that the man he was looking Tor was ~
work on the old Dominion STEAMSHIP
Company's wharf at Norfolk. lie al once
wired the chief OF police OF that CITY
to arrest Jackson If he could be touhu.
Miss Lucy Watson Will give reception
tomorrow night in honor OF her guest
Mrs Stuart Breeze. of Baltimore, ana
Miss Connolly of RappahannOck county
The mean temperature for the mohlh
of November was 49.1. mean maximum
temperature. 81; mean minimum lsin d.
perature. 3SG. highest temperature ',V:
lowest temperature 90 rama, -''O
inches: direction of wind, northeast
The temperature to-day was the Solu .l'sl
experienced here this winter. Ice formed
i'm exposed places, and during the udy
there was a light fall Of snow. =.
Coroner n. G. Leigh held an inquest III
the Mayors Courtroom TINS afternoon
to investigate the shooting ana hiihHs
of Lucy Jones (colored), by her HUSBAND;
Matthew Jones. yesterday. \ good zeal
of testimony was taken. put 'he idV'S
were substantially the same as lhose
which have already appeared III th's
correspondence The verdict of the jury
was that Lucy Jones came TO her ded'
from two gun-shot wounds, inflicted by
Matthew Jones. large crowd OF ne
groes were present at the inquest.
SWIFT CREEK COTTON MILLS.
The Swift Creek Cotton Manufacturing
Company. whose mills are in Chester
field county. two miles and half from
Petersburg. expect TO start up their mills
about the first of January Thirty new
houses for the use Of the operatives, are
TO be erected. and the old ones are to
be repaired.
The company has purchased. at cost
of $1,000. one hundred acres OF land on
the north side OF the creek, on which
to erect the buildings, and are putting up
a bridge to connect the factory with
the same