The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-16
THE NEWS OF PETERSBURG.
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ir.erSbufg. Va. Jan. i6.-tSpecial)-
ot. faul Episcopal Church was the
scene ms afternoon Mt = O'Clock OF q
very pretty marriage. the contracting
rar,ieS . peiiG Miss Henrietta Shepherd
nrEincS, a daughter of the late DR. WIZ
nam ). frynIcs. of Orange county, Va.
ana MI. Edmund ". Gilmore, of Pitts
'nurg Ia, who Is connected with the
iitt'hurG Trust Company. The bridal
party entered the church, which had
'ec,i beautifully decorated. In the fol-
lowing order: MIR William Heasrley, OF
i.yn"hhtrE aud Mr.. Morton Riddlc. Jr.,
OF P.tershnri;; Professor Hugh $. BYRD,
OF William ana Mary College, and Mr..
James lhn, OF Petersburg; MIR. Harry
Z. Mann and Mr. George j. Seny, of
,S iS'IrSpn'E, Mr. William NJ. Habliston,
ol Petersburg, and DR.. Edward Field
of Norfolk. Then followed Master Rob-
cft watson Claiborne and Little Miss
iicssic Claihuinc Mann, who preceded
MISS Mamie Ovcrton Grymcs, sister OF
me bride, who was the Maid of Honor
MISS Grymcs was strikingly handsome
IN white organdie ana carried In her
hand large bouquet OF La France
roses
The bride entered with her uncle MIR.
John Mann, prominent lawyer of Pc
terSburg, ana was met AT the altar by
lhe groom and his best man MIR. Frank
Osborne, Of Sewickley. Pa The bride
looked her best in dark brown travel
ing suit of bouclc. with gloves ana hat
10 match, ana carried Il magnificent
bunch of bride roses ana lilies of the
valley. Immediately after the ccre-
nohy Mr. ana Mrs. Gilmore left for
New York for short visit, and from
there will go to Sewickley, where they
VIII In future reside. The presents
were magnificent and numerous con-
Ing frsm all parts of the country, thus
at,csting the popularity Of the couple.
Among those present Mt the marriage
was Mr. ana Aihs. Robert }. Cunning
ham, OF Pittsburg Mrs. Cunningham
Is II sister OF the groom. f. i53
About two hundred shares of stock
In the American Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION. OF Minneapolis. which went
INTO The hands of 4 receiver on yester-
day, was held by parties here I'm Peters
burg. The association was represent
cd here by Mcssrs. Moylcr and I;gcrton
The dwelling house of MIR. II. T. Con-,
nor In Chesterfield county, was de-
stroycd by fire last night. How it oc-
Cured is not known. The house was
owned by Mr.. William f. Brown. and
was valued at $500
~. i. Hill Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams have completed all arrangements
for their parade and banquet on next
Monday In honor Of General Lees birth
day, which occurs on Sunday. On Sun
dan night II sermon will he delivered he
Nj. Il. Church by Bishop Cranberry
Mr.. II. y. Hartley, chairman of the
Committee on Inland Trade and Trans
portation of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Will call meeting of the committee for
tomorrow night to take proper steps
To get the Atlantic Coast Line to con
tinu" the running of the Grcensvillc
court train, and the Atlantic and Dan
vile 10 resume the running of the
brunswick court train. These trains
are great convenience to our business
men who attend these courts.
The Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic
Association. which was organized I'm 1921
and Incorporated February 18th, lSaG
will have its annual banque, to-mor-
row night at Masonic Hall. Tho Oldest
member OF the Association is Mr.. SAM
ucl II. Marks
Thc quarterly meeting If the Board
oil Directors of the Central State Hos
pitai was held at that institution to-
day. Among other business transacted
was increasing the salary of Or j. NJ
Henderson. one of the physicians in
chafE" of the institution. Ills salary
was increased one hundred pr cent
regular druggist at the hospital was
diScuSseu. DR.. Turner. a member ot
Tn" board from Isle OF Wish, county.
stated That II druggist could he had
for $3.50 per nHntm. Tho matter was
left with the executive committee
y negro named Claib0 me I,irchett
was quite painfully injured to-day at
The factory of tho 5. w. Ecnable To-
haccD Company by falling ncadforemost
from the top OF a boiler into a pile OF
bricks. The distance Of the fan was
about ten feet
Congressman w. X. AIckenney. who
has been quite sick at his residence
in this city. left for Washington this
morning accompanied by Mrs. McKen-
ney.
Captain r. f. Heath has forwarded
to the Governor his resignation as an
officer ana member OF Company G., Pc
tersburg GIays. Third Virginia Regi-
mcnt. Captain Heath has been the
officer of the company for
about three years.
The Board of Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held q
meeting this afternoon and decided 10
extend n call to MIR. David e. Luther.
of Atlanta, Ga. 10 become the secre
tary of the association, which office
has been vacant for some years.
supreme Court Of Appeals.
Richmond, Va, Jan. H5.-Following
are to-day's proceedings of the Supreme
Court of Appeals:
Staudc against Keck; fully argued
by f. NJ. Werner, for appellant, and sub
mittcd.
Liliicnfeld against Commonwealth:
argued by Daniel Marmon, for plaintiff
In error. and Attorney General for the
and submitted
Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company against r. AZ. Patterson To-
bacco Company;5arguedb by Henry Tay-
lor, for the appellant and continued un-
I'll o-morrows a NJ