The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-25
A VIRGINIA MARRIAGE
n Every Sense Was That Of Miss Lee
and Mr.. Iauriel|Ot Yesterday.
A BRILLIANT AND HAPPY OCCASION
RwrsInrs IdcntiIcd--A AIOrse that
WINS Not Accumulated WITH Trains
His Feelings Hurt by II Knife
Says His wife Is iTsancs FnHt
Horse Here aud There.


hundred guests, including representa-
tves from Norfolk. Portsmouth. Suffolk
and surrounding country! assonDied to-
day at the pretty country residence OF
Mr.. Elisha T.. Lee. at i3ennettS Creek,
ten miles from Suffolk. The occasion
was the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Mamie A. Lee. to Mr.. James Luther
Taurtellot, Of Providence. X. ]. Rev. \.
G. Newman. assisted by Dr. ". W. sta
ley, performed the ceremony al o'clock.
1t was n pretty scene.
EplCUREAN REPAST.
Mr. Lee who Is famed for his hospital
Ity and ability 10 spread 4 good din
ner, surpassed himself to-day. The
menu was as extensive as it WAS we'll
prepared. Several additional tables
were set to accommodate the assem-
blage. There was 4 varied array OF Dri-
dal presents for the principals are we'll
liked. The bride Is one Of the most
popular young ladies in that section Of
the county. She wore q travelling suit
OF black.
\ TLOWERY HONEYMOON.
Mr. and Mrs. Taur;cllot left tonight
for Florida where 4 honeymoon OF about
two weeks duration will be passed. Their
they will go TO Providence, in which city
they will be at home after March nth.
An elaborate reception VIII he prepared
for their coming.
The groom is engaged in the commits:
sion business and is Il man Of means.
lie is native OF North Situate, r. l.
He has one child, daughter. and she
Is married. While his friends in this
section are sincere IN their coEEva tula
lions to Mr.. Taurtellot they should re-
serve L few messages of coincidence for
those who were left at the post.
BUT LEFT HIS RAZOR
John Francis, Of Bowers I'LL, came to
Suffolk to-day ana identified Ed. Rabey
and his acromplicn as the persons yes
terday seen hanging about his house,
which was robbed. John says the men
broke IN his back door and took 4 coat,
fiddle. pack of playing cards, and $a.25
In cash. Francis headed them off by
wiring to Suffolk. To-day he saw the
alleged burglars in jail and claims that
one Of them was wearing his coat. Ser
genat Ames tonight took the men to
Norfolk county for examination.
NOT USED TO TRAINS.
Charles liarrell, n merchant IN the
county sent his boy TO town to-day with
n horse and buggy The boy went back
Tonight with the horse, but the only
thtng following 1t was its shadow. The
buggy, @. what is left Of It, lies behind
John Trottcr's store, on the extension
Of East Washington street. Three rail-
ways cross the stree, thcrea bouts, and
the horse. which is not used TO trains,
got funny when the locomotive began
snoring. Roth front wheels OF the bug
Sy We're nicely smashed, and the vehicle
Il otherwise injured.
KNIFE HURT HIS Feelings.
John Hall and Jas. Harris had a row
last night at Everetts. zen miles from
don was NAKED by the flow OF uddy
wine. When the cnmbatants were
warming up to their business Harris
drew an ugly looking knife and slashed
at Halls face. The latter's expression
looked like his feelings We're hurt when
the knife had passed. The cheek was
badly gashed and bled profusely \ wo-
man caused 1t. Harris escaped. but is
being pursued by Officer Underwood.
SAYS HTS WIFE'S CRAZY.
Decie Brown, wife Of Doc Brown, col
ored, got along badly with her husband
and sometimes acted as though her mind
/; were unbalanced. Doc got tired OF il,
ana today ne sWore out n warrant al
Fleglng lunacy. She was arrested by
Sergeant Ames and committed to await
action by the commission Of lunacy.
PRETTY NICE HOG.
The largest hog brought to Suffolk this
year was bought to-day by MI c. j..
Duke. He got it from Farmer Riddick,
OF Gates county, \. G. The pig was
three years old, ana weighed COS pounds
net.
OUGHT TO BE y RACER
DR.. /. l.. Eley bias a liors, of stayint,
Qualities, and whcl it runs away il
keeps running ualN exhausted. Dr.,
Eley livese at Chuckatuck. Today he
visited the home OF Mr.. c. ~ Minton,
three miles distant. When he was ready
10 leave and was getting into the buggy
the horse got ready first and started
TO run. DR.. lIlcy was thrown out and
Sbadly bruised about the face and limbs,
Vhe horse kept on ami run througn lie
native hamlet too fast to RECOGNIZES al
Que!ntances. After going several miles
moro 1t finally came to 4 s;andstill
Or. Eley's people were apprehcnsive
about his personal safety.
NOT AS MUCH AS $500.
George Green who was arrested IN
the charge OF assaulting Alex Green
was today taken out into the vicinity
Of Providence church to stand trial bc.
fore Justice w. II. Luke. The evidences
rallied to sustain the allegations Of rs
saulting with intent to ,naim or kill
Green pleaded guilty TO fighting and
was taxed $3.50 and costs.
LUCKY STAR ASCENDANT.
Mr.. William II. Goodrich, who Is 90.
ing to have reunion with his Wifi
and children next month, will also ,rc
into business about the same time. II.
says he Is negotiating for the purchas
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