New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-03
ESSEX,
NEWARK.
TO ASK LEGISLATIVE HELP TO CLEAi
THE PASSAIC RIVER.

WEDDINGS or THE wEEK-NOTEs AND INCIDENTS
ABOUT THE TOWN.
A determined effort will be made in January 20
procure the enactment Of a law by the Leglslature
empowering the State Board OF Health to take pre-
lininary steps for the publication OF the Passalc
River by providing artificial drainage Tor the 'a-s
of the Passac. Public sentiment in Newark anu
along the river Is strongly in favor OF sewer from
Paterson TO the bay. and is urgent for early action
In Newark there were nearly 200 cases OF diphther'a
reported since October /. and the number OF cases
OF the disease this year will. It is estimated, reach
l2c0 as against 40 In 1894 One cause for this j.
said to be the foul condition OF the river. Inc S'a's
Board of Health and the local boards have appoh'+u
committee Of five to see TO the passage Oh d III" a.
the Legislature Engineers VIII be employed 10 pre-
pare plans and estimates and report VIII be mace
to the LEGISLATURE which TO base It's maj ac'4o"'
At the house OF John Revitt. of No. II Fab an
Place. Miss Josephine Revltt and Robert Wesley
Hartpence were married Wednesday night. Inc
Rev j. w Hartpence. father of the bridegroom
performed the ceremony, assisted by the rev,
Charles Mccormick. The Misses Annane'ta ana
Frances Revtt. sisters OF the bride. were brides
maids and Edward Hartpence. brother OF the o'us
page. The ushers Wilbur Weeks ana Ao sn
daybreak plnks The bride ivory white duch-
esse satin, with tue veil. The maids wore p.nn
satin gowns. reception was held AFTER the oeie-
mony.
Miss Minnie F. Bowers and Harry b, Seaman, Of
oa spn h Ss S6ms U he sas father
c. Bowers. No le1 Emmet-st The Rev; ME- si s.nd
os inc of Rs ss Third Mr. of BAY
Island performed the ceremony Inc mhb oil The
S %ai M wsre White brocade saa and ye caught
with orange blossoms The maid wore pink 6reea ..
satin Guests from Morrstown. Long Island; New eTe
York Philadelphia. Jersey City and this city were ere
entertained at the reception which ioNoweu ''''
ceremony.
M %na% Gau 1fh@ Of q Otto Ss" Mca. Of
ns5t At by the the h hsY R f
ed with guests when the R sTda Parry
iniirpa BALDWIN and Harry Ludwig Miss Mamie
Bemiler acted maid OF honor and Misses NM N,
was best man The church was decorated win
chrysanthemums and palms dhe proc ebe melds
We're also alfred in white. reception OF 100
guests was hel Mo at the resuence Oh '"e
The question whether the counties OF Hudson anu
Essex shall build bridge across the passaiG Rlysr
Harrison. viii be voted on next TUESDAY County
Counsel Num- to whom the question OF 5he e o Ea
tons has decided that the question shall be votea
upon on the regular ballot Two sets OF ballots
ON % one ne vii! be printed For the bridge the
fore vote either for or against unless he seratehes
that part Of the ballet THIS WI 40 a b Wi" Mil
require the printing of twice the number OF ballots
that would otherwise be used some opposition mas
been shown 10 the DrluBt pioJrCl ~!
Hudson, east OF the Hackensack, and II mas been
somewhat misrepresented. The cost Will be sloov;
10 be equally divided between the two counties and
the chief benefit will be to Harrison, In HUDSON
county where a large section now worthless VIII he
developed and made taxable. This will be the third
foot bridge spanning the Passaic River at Newark.
Harry II. Doty OF the late Wellington b.
Doty, married Miss Carrie e. Crawford daughter
of Isaac Crawford. Of Roseville. in the Baptis apis
Church at D. m. Wednesday. The Rev. Alired
Foster pastor OF the church assisted by the Rev
William l.. Hainer, Of Irvin3ton, performed the
ceremony Harry Housed Charles J. H. FitzGerad.
stephen II. BeNlneton and James Fallon acted as
ushers.