The news & observer., 1897-03-09

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present General Assembly printed fbf tfa
members. Passed, e hsi1tfff
Resolution for the relief ~ 1.ihN laatl
ger, custodian .f i3ngIthsins ilgfkA Of
At 6 H,eI6ee the e'seiattf u 6ht fhfo x
eentiye' session. }I A--~'9A 2 t At1&H#H
Hs@S .I1LL-A4l4-aJ4s4aaark b. ratHaf
a.ra.A HEBREW MARRIAGE nss
4,F 3Uff ti4aaaldHA
No Services suhdayiiNFght Lights al
sr'3 g9'o Dut-persohhth '','
:s..,t -.s3ng1 .9inaa ntei4aslat
anurhan,; n. Go MarchtS (Sneeial(~~
There was n Hebrew marriage in, thls
city yesterday Jafternoonuatt l6 O'clock be-
tween Miss Hernia Max, iof Durham
Sand Mr.. Louis b. Attsehul OF Ports
month Va, ,nThe happy event was canz
summated at the residence Of Mr.. A.
Max, brother of the BRIDE and one Of
Durham's leading merchants The eere<
mony was performed'eby Rabbi = III.
Heilig in 10 iheantifulaand impressive
manner pilhe groom as Ia! successful
business man Of Portsmouth, where the
newly welded couple will. reside in the
future. .gi3.t..Y .SG94 ~ n.y. =
MraPaul G.. Graham went to Hiilsboro
Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with his father, Maj. John w. Graham,
returning this morning.
Afr.aJ. g. Roneyy prominent tobac@
conist of Wilson, has been here several
days onYtbusinessy H-oin -e
rqMn oJolmaPl Kerr; OF the Asheville
GitizenC was here Saturday. ''~3'"
Dr.iPaul' Or Mort0nT the Presbyterian
minister of ROxboro, was Here Saturday.
MFR! Edward Wyatt, a student at the
"a. and i,Msl College,, Raleigh, spent Sun
day with his1fatlfer, MraW lJ Wyatt, in
this. citF. JaIu;8l. antcjj ja' ~
i@ 4Mr., 6Sestrge Vent, manafer of tie Bell
Telephone here swens 10 Raleigh 'Satur-
day.r3f 3s1e'4 I .rF@f
i;otes .aand M rs. g1iesds NAVE returned to
pd4rhaTa and reG9ue0fgRuetihg services
EacaiRlat Five Bointsqo7 5asa
4Aese Ewefes three scaseseon the police
.aeelS % yesterday fhTornfne Two drunks,
3Nliith cost the offenders IS each ard an
affras between two catsky da'msels pf
.,iflsa worry lfefatat3efi Both were fluid
Tguiltysaarfd for Biihishfiiefiti will work on
the ,ipfbiic roads Tor tef4h be nine days
each. '.9ff0"F'Fist ''44'''1'
There were no services last night at
s.Maimi75S Sfreek : ,Isirst. rBaptist, Trinity,
.PpeshNteriaIfi dnda StJa Phillips churches.
Theref-was ssofne8 lrsal1fge abofft' the
electric Ifight plant <amd tilsse churt hes
Ewere withUuttIlignt > 1t WAS quite a dis
appoiRtmeut5as m;aly13 ipersons Went to
.chmHh md were turnfd away on account
raf thel darkness J p40S
i Durham people areosevefe in their
ncriticisms upon the disgfsfcefui conduct
OF certain members of the House OF Rep
,resentatives last - Friday. However
much they may criticise ithe intelligent
purtioni of the community, who have kept
up with the pie hunting brigade, are not
surprised sat anything they do. One
thing is settled and that is two years
lsence al conpiete revolution win be wit
messed Maay who now stand at the
ipfei counter and satisfy their insatiate
greed, wiir be felegafed to the shades OF
private EfesjtA as soon as the people get
"a chances 8b Them @9ie l'1
81Afr. Henry A 6 Gflhsfn, prominent at
torney' Of Wilson, wais here Saturday on
legal Business. He is a son of Judge Gill
llfan.G tL5H ~ ~ ~
Mrs. #. Barnafi, Who mas for several
years fined Che position OF clerk III the
law offieeeof Messrs. Fuller. Winston and
Ftller, is now clerk iii the office OF II.
A. Williams, master Of trains OF the
Southern Railway. Mr. Darnali is a
young infan of large business capacity.
Clever popular and will prove quite an
accession to, the Southern force. This
position was formely held by Mr.. j. NJ.
Chapman, wh6 has been transferred TO
JU similar position in Asheville. Mr.
Emmett Briggs, almost competent young
gentleman: is iffothe office of Messrs:
Euller, Winston and Fuller.
4 Mr. and Mrs p w Vaughan attended
the Mckinley Inauguration ceremonies,
and returned home Saturday evening.
i Rev .3J. B.IBoone, Of the ThoThasyille
Baptist Orphanage. preached at the East
Baptist church last night il