Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-12
ON THE APPOMA1T0X.
. BRILLIANT WEDDING IN PETERS,
Buno LAST NIGHT.
x.. nj Those who Witnessed tho
ccrsmony-A Citizen Almost h'i-
.a-nold Highway Robbery-fer-
.onaT and General.

e,aIur. Louis Saks, prominent GU
zen and merchant Of Birmingham. A'a'
I'D a, $40 o'clock tonight Miss CRACK
rs,aue. the charming daughter Of Mr
Aaron Kull, Of this city. The ceremony
took place in the Synagogue on Union
street. in the presence OF "a cfo"ueu anu
brilliant assemblage. The edl''ce ""S
beautifully decorated forsthe OCCASION
aDd presented a very lovely ana attrac-
,,vo e,,earance. By reason OF the high
standing and prominence OF the iamihes
~ the bride and groom this marriage
was an event in Hebrew circles winch
elected great interest, and there were
MANY visitors from distance to witness
the nuptials and extend consratoia'
tions.
The ceremony was performed by rev.
Dr. Tier. the resident rabbi assisted Dy
Rabbi NJ. Newheld, Of Birmingham
Ala The wedding marches were beau-
tifnlly sung by trained choius' "nlo VIM.
added greatly to the effect OF the oOVd-
sion. .,,. o,,,roa 4,
.. ,o,,, of white satin and chiffon orange
hlossomg. with a sunOurst diamohu' INC
gift OF the groom.
Miss Hattye Mann. OF Baltimore, was
,,atd NJ honor. and Mi. Leonard Mann,
OF BaItimOic. was best man.
The following ladies were the brides
maids. Miss Adele LandsbuIg, Of Balu-
more. Miss Imogene Moses, or hich-
,nopd: Miss Irma Rosenbaum, OF Rich
mond: Miss Minnie Binswanger' OF bll-
tlmore; Miss stella Mann. Of Baltimore
Miss Eigenbaum. OF Petersburg Inc
bridesmaids were all richly ana hallu-
somely attired. Mr.. Slaughter MI
Prag. Mr.. Eigenbrun. Mr.. DAVIS MI
Hess. and Mr.. Saks were the srooina-
men. FISHERS: McssTs. Premier, koseh-
helm. Armback. Binswanger, WoIe Der
wanger. Hutz!cr and Mann.
Among the visiting guests not apoFo
named were Mr.. and Mrs. Binswahser'
OF Baltimore: Mr.. Myers, Of hichinonu
Miss Matte Mann, Of Baltimore; MI anu
NIrs. Herman Saks. Of Birmingham, AID
MIR. and Mrs. Aaron Prae, OF baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mann, OF Baltimore
AIR Henry Manp. of BALTIMORE MISS
blanche Binswanger. Of Richmond; MI.
Levy. OF Richmond: Miss Carrie Blumen-
thai. Of Washington; Miss Ada Bins
wanger. OF Baltimore; Miss Jean Myers
Of Richmond. and MI. ana MIS-. ADV
Heckheimcr Of Baltimore.
After the marriage the bridal party ana
guests were entertained at the residence
of tho brides parents. on jefferson street.
The bride was the recipient OF many
beautiful and valuable presents. me
bridal trip VIII extend to Niagara FAILS,
Toronto. quebec, and other places
A CITIZEN ALMOST KILLED.
Mr.. G.. A. Fittz, a well-known citizen
and Jiveryman, narrowly escaped death
by an accident this morning in Chester
field county. and his injuries are such as
NAV vet prove fatal Mr. Fittz, in com
pany with Mr.. William L. Tinsley. drove
out a few miles into the country. Nheh
in the neighborhood of Cooks granite
quarry the horse became frightened, ana
suddenly shying, caused the buggy 10 up
set. Both gentlemen We're thrown TO the
ground caught beneath the buggy, ana
dragged for some distance. Mr. t1ttz Is
falling. struck his head against roch
and Was rendsred unconscious. lie was
badly cut about the head and face. MI
Tinsiey had enc Of his legs caught in a
wheel. ard suffered a severe strain Of his
ankle besides being considerably bruised.
Fortunately. they received early assist
ance. and Or. Booth was summoned from
this city to attend them. lie found MI.
FIttz still unconscious and suffering from
concussion OF the brain. and had him
brought TO his home, on High street. Up
10 a late hour this afternoon Mir. Fittz
had not regGlned consciousness. At the
very spot at which this accident occurred
a resident Of the county was thrown
from his buggy about eight years ago and
killed.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ARRESTS.
On a through freight train from Rich
mond. south. last night, William Ridley,
a respectable looking colored man, was
travelling on his way TO bis home in
Weldon. When the train s'opped at
Dunlop's, in Chesterfield 10 SHIFT some
cars, Ridley got oft. When he attempted
10 get aboard again. as the train started
Off. he was roughly ordered down by
some negro tramps, one of whom drew
a pistol on him. Ridley obeyod the or
ders and was soon surrounded by the
irarnps. robbed of all OF his money $40
md other articles Of value, and was
told 10 leave. He came TO town this
morning and reported the facts to the
police Later five Of the negro high
waymcn We're arrested by the police, and
all of them were identified by Ridley rs
his assailants Two Of them admitted
they were present when the robbery took
place. and gave the names OF the one
who drew the pistol and Of those who
committed the robbery. They were all
sent to Chesterfield for examination.
ON the person Of one Of the party-GeOrge
Baugh, by name-waJ found sill
yer matchbox. bearing this engraved in
scription; &c. w. L.. March g. 1896" 1t
IS supposed the box was stolen.
Tho bicycle meet here on the Ast I'M
der the auspices Of the Cockade City
Club promises to be a big affair There
are several entries from Richmond and
Norfolk, aud several are expected from
Washington. Schade, the champion, will
ride IN all the races. Mr. w. G. Mercer
OF Richmond, will be one of the judges
The contracts for the handsome i'm
provements 10 be made at High-Street
Methodist Episcopal church. have been
given out, and work Is TO be commenced
at once.