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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
ALBERMARLE WEDDINGS
Rev. Alphcus =. Edwards suffers "a
Stroke Of PaYalysis.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Sept. g.
srlciai.-A beautiful september Ncddi IS
was celebrated M thls clty tnls mofuiN-
at 1880 o'ciOeA 40 lAe Baptist church.
which was handsomely decorated ana d.
Eliminated. Mr. Thomas Mountioy IA..
lead to- the altar Miss EIi.n Elizaocrl
Gentry. ROY. h. ~. IIibu.e officiating.
The ushers were Messrs. Henry Twins.
Phil Gentry. Gale c. ltl and lrolcsso.
William Perkins.
Mr.. aiu is q prominent young bushes
man OF this city, n tie bride - 90.
young and accomplished daughter or w.
s. Gentry. OF Albemarle county.
The presents were numerous and Naa-
liable. Mir. and Mrs. Hil LETT for NeA
York and the seashore.
Charlottesville will be their future resi-
dcnce.
An o'clock =. NJ, az Rio Vista Oh,
home OF Sir. NJ. g.. MuIeu, ln Green
county Mr.. Charles j.. Hopkins, of thi'
city. was married 90 Miss Blanche b.
Parratt. of Greene, The ceremony beins
performed by the Rev w. 4. ;. Conrad.
I'M the presence of many friends. After
fhe and partaking OF a bounti-
fll morning lunch, MIR. and Mrs. Hop
kins repaired 10 mo home OF Mr. }. s.
Bopkins. father or the groom, near hes-
wick where a reception was given.
Yesterday afternoon ar 4 o'clock Mr.. J.
II. Brooks and Miss Lottie D.. Pace wore
married no the residence OF Mr.. John -.
Bishop. this city. the Rev. H.. B. Tri0b.e
officiating.
Rev. Alpheus Z. Edwards. q we'll
known Methodist minister, was plralyzed
az his home on Loucust avenue, last
night. The stroke was very severe. and
his friends entertain but little hope Of
his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
INFORMATION ON
FILTER PLANTS.
Prof. Hunter tc Address the Water
Committee Tonight,
JUST RETURNED FROM ELMIRA,
Where lie Thoroughly Inspected tho
Plant in Operation Thcrc-Mectin-
Ofthc jaime. River Committee.
Council to Nake Inspection.

An important meeting OF The commit
tee on Wafer will be- held tonight az
S.l5 O'Clock. The session win be- at es-
peclal interest because tAc live question:
OF low to clear the drinking WAGER or
Richmond VIII Be discussed. Prof j..
Rurus Hunter. of DE department, OF chem
isuy a. Ricnmond College. has recently
spent ono time IN Elmlra. y. g., where
there is "a nltorins plant pul In by tho
American FIltcr Manufacturing Company.
with a. view OF furnishing Information
u Richmond. Prof. Hunter thoroughly
Informed himself on The subject, and no
viii to-nighe give the Water comInittes
the benefit Of his knowledge.
JAMES RIVER COMMITTEE.
The Committee On James River In
provemeut met bon the cry Hall last night
Will thc following members present:
Messrs. Gurus (c~naIrmanl Allison, Chris-
uan, Crcushlw. D0EahOc, Ellyson, Fer
guss0n. % Mayer.
The report OF the captain OF the city
tug was presented. and gave the result
Ogtho work OF the month. one large
rock was removed from the channel.
The clerk OF the committee submitted
a report showing the financial condition
OF the committee 20 be as follows.
appropriation. 5000: expended, s.
ASIA; ~uncxpendcl. s3.5iG.sg.
The committee decided that hereafter
employees OF tho department; who are
absent from work on account OF sickness
shall be cooked Tor The time they are
absent. In the opinion of Captain
Thomas Cunningham much sickness was
not of a sufficiently serious nature 10
warrant them fen ~absenting themselves.
The bills and payroll OF the DEPART
mcnr were approved and ordered 20 DO
paid.
The ordinance regulating the speed OF
steamboats, and requiring the four port
wardens OF the city 20 give bond was
90 amended that this requirement was
sricNen out. The amendment origi-
mated .n the Board OK Aldermen and
was returned with the recommendation
TIA. Il should pass.
REPAIRS AUTHORIZED.
The committee authorized repairs 10 be
made 10 the city dredging apparatus.
The cost has been estimated AZ about
5000. The matter was referred q a sub
committee. which was charged .ith the
duty OF carrying out these repairs.
The committee decided 10 invite ire
City Council 10 inspect tho work OF the
department. II this invitation ls accept
ed the city Engineer will on that occa-
sion submit q plan for dyking the river
and the inauguration OF a system or
permanent improvement.
The City Engineer spoke briefly OF bis
plan. which was heartily endorsed by
the chairman, who stated ,hat when he
visited Washington in the interest OF his
department ne was tod by government
officials that help would willingly be ex-
tended II only the municipal authorities
would snow some active interest IN the
Improvement OF the river.
The Committee on Health VIII meet 60
night at 7.30 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

The American DOG end Pbny show that
is d,lehtiu- large crowds at Che grounds.
corner OF jefferson and N,lu streets. VIII
continue the remainder of tho wceN. A
feature Of che show b. the riding OF the
ponies by the children in Che audience,
while the show itself is one OF consit-
crao.c merit. including "a number OF most
intelligent CANNES and sagacious ponicr,
which are handled by their trainers with
as much apparent C.se as though they
were human creature.
Two performances are given oally-at
-f5 iu the afternoon. specially designed
ion women ana children. and at s.l5 al
l.sht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Mnn NIi...nr.

4 letter has been received mo police
headquarters from Arkansas Ciiy. Kan
sas. asking thai o. lookout Doe kept for
George 49,. Kimmrl a banker of thar
place. who has been missing since July
s1th. Ito has committed no crime and bis
business b. in o. prosperous condition.
Ito is a1 years odd. . flot s. inches hien,
weight l5 pounds. medium complexion.
brown hair ana must8che. wore Whom
last socn light brown suit o. clothes.
straight hrlm stray haf. IS n. charm.
heavy band gold ring. double eagle ana
small diamonds in center. emblem OF 52l
degree mason.
a ward OF $500 rs offered Tor inform
alton that win lead 10 his whereabouts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
COMMITTEES WILL
BACK BURROUGHS
Chairman Agnew Says He VIII Be
Sustained by Both,
Mr., Y0UaG'S ELECTION ASSURED
DIR. Wise is Not ofthc Submitting kind
AID igucw is Known Us a Slayer,
so thc fractional Fight Seems
TO BE ON TO the Knife.

WASHINGTON, sept. L-Special-The
victory Of ex-Consressman Young, in the
Second Virginia District, now seems as
sured. if there has been doubt OF it be-
fore. The assurance is due to the decision
yesterday of j. A. u. Hull, on behalf Of
the Republican Congressional Committee.
that S. D.. Carney was the regular chair
man o. the District Committee.
AGNEW~s TELEGRAM.
when Tine news reached state Chairman
Agncw hc Immediately sent tine follow
.ag telegram ,o Chairman Burroughs.
.IEs State Executive Committee, hav-
iug passed upon the question, ana the
National Committee having rcconciled al
matters OF difference. and especially pro-
tllei for your convention, you Will be
sustained by both the State Committee
and .he National Committee, and we
trust YOU win have a. harmonious conFen-
ton. and your nominee elected. You can
count Ola our earnest support 90 th45 emu.
COVERS TIE CASE.
AIr. Acnew was seen to-day and said
there was nothing he could add 20 Che
letter Just now as 10 covered the case a5
30 now stands.
Tie sa.d that Notwithstanding Nr. HUI 3
claim. the Congressional Committee was
self-cousatu,cd. ana had no jurisdiction
over the case.
ONLY FOR HARMONY.
Asked II be- would not De claimed by
the Carney faction that Burroughs had
facility agreed TO abide by HUH s. decision
an aDepariug before him as referee, Mt.
Aonew said no. The only object IN gong
Into the meeting was 90 try 20 preserve
..n..Nr
TWO GOOD sTAYEEs.
u o. vaU-known that Aru-w usually
stands h.s ground pretty firmly. and there
is fifr'e prospect OF his giving in. IL
e. also an equally ~weil-knoNn fact tnat
ur. Wise. like his big brother john 30
b. not very much given 10 submitfln-
-.ueiv 90 anything II is this tra4l
Which caused a Virginia Republican 30
saw Tie other day that "Nise is the
greatest dlsorganizar ln the party.
POSTAL NOTES.
View p0atcIiccs were established TO-
d.y as follows. Land. Princess anne
r.v IA. oscar A. Land. postmas-
for. Livingston Haywood county, y. O.,
George p. Boegs. postmaster.
Tho name oil the p~0stoGicc m HOODS.
wise county. Va. has been changed 10
s1.c'sl service has been Discontinued
from Roaring Gan to Waite. surfy coun-
tr IS. O..
additional electric car mail service has
been g.. abIished from Congress Helfhts
3D. Anaoostia. D.. o.. The service IN Dem
v.r has also been increased. Nearly
e-erv clt, IN The country OF the I'M
p0rtance Of Richmond now mas mani ser
vice Of some Kind on its electric e'rA
Mai messenger service has been estao-
ifebr5 from school. Henrico county. Va.
~ The Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad.
NEW ARMY ORDERS.
rr,v orders were posted to-day as fol-
lows. NJ
discharges - Priya-cs Jcssee Davis.
romranv X. Second Virginia; Monroe c.
l~rox'ey. Company d. Fourth Regiment
QmmuneD. .
uosDitfi Steward II. II. Mcknight.
r-rs- North Carolina Infantry. was dis
ehareed 70 enable him 20 accept the po-
gftlon Of contract surgeon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
NOTES FROM GLEN ALLEN,
Personal Mention and Other Brief
Items Gathered There.

tifAAlr NHAAtt'ifA Af"'hNf
The annual picnic OF Che Glen Allen
Baptist s~unday-school was hello Tues
dan There were about GA" people
prerent. ar the dag Yves spout most
pleasantly. There Nas music, besides tne
usual GOOD dinner ANA picnic salacs one
small boy. twelve years oi as.. drank
twonty-nine glasses OF lemonade unas-
sisted ana then said Dee didn't have
enough.
Mrs. r. NJ Courtney continues very
gl al her home near Glen Allen.
Mr. Thomas Valentino. of Belmont
station. is very 800 at his residence. There
De- little hope Of his recovery.
Nlss Pauline Gary. or Richmond, has
returned home from q pleasant Nlslt 10
Air. John E. Broaddus' family.
Mias bo.sle Broaddus has returned
from Ga pleasant visit OF two weeks ~
fpottsyIyalla.
Miss Ela Broaddus ana Mr. Arthur
Uretett and children. have returned from
= visit to Sgottsylvania.
Miss Mary Robins. ~ No. Az west
Marshall street. Richmond returned
home from "a visit Go her uncle. Mr.. }.
N. King.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
DR.. D. N. WALKER, JR,, I'LL.
lie Rendered Valuable Service in the
Immune Hospital az Santiago.

Mr.. David y. walker. Of this city. re-
cclved Information yesterday mat his son
Or. David y. Walker, Jr., who was a
member OF the Immune Hospital Corps
nj sontla. rendering valiant service. was
now very M OF typhoid fever ln the de-
tention hospital at Montauk Pont.
. Or. walker reached camp az Montauk
Point on The "a instant His many
friends I'm Richmond viii awal' With eager
expectancy further news ~ his condi-
ton. with the earnest hope that he may
have a speedy recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
NEWS FROM HENRlCO.
\ Desperate Negro Cast iu JaiI-schoo's
10 open Oon

lO ONiA EfNHs
Melville Thomas worked on ar. TO-.
B Chomu's farm for "a while. but ON LAST
Monday Doc got mad wiz Assistant
Manager johnson and threatened TO XII
him with an axe. When demonstrated
with and told be would be arrested Die
vent about among tine other negroes u
work o. tho farm 10 SIS said, and tried
TO get chem 90 join him iH O mob 10
attack Mr. Johnson and his house. This
attempt proved "a failure.
a warrant was sworn out charging
Thomas win cursins and abusing Sir.
Slater. who lives ou tho farm. lie was
arrested hy Cyclone samuel and tried
before Justice Guy, who gave him SIX
months iu jall.
Tho Heurico public schools viii open
in "a short while. The Fairfield Distrie.
schools VIII commence on September 18TH,
and ON next Saturday the teachers VIII
meet the county superintendent in his
office az the courthouse Co sign contracts.
The Brooklyn ana 1uckaloe schools
win commence on September 18th. The
teachers WIN sign contracts on Septem-
Der 18th. The teachers for the Narina
schools viii sign contracts az the court
house ON September 9th. The schools
Will mmenc September 2jth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

The session of the Grand Fountain,
United order OF True Relofmers yester-
lay were devoted f0 the niu. ZION of
dcutials Committee.
a memorial meeting in memory OF the
Iatc Rev. W. rs. Browne. president OF
the Grand Fountain. was he'i last night.
Several e~ulogies of the departed rclormcr
we've delivered.
The reports 0f Che g~f1d 0@icers VIII
bc made to-day and the election Of d
grand master 10 Icceed flr bate Rev.
Browne win take ulaee Irl1inlr -0-mor-
row. Acting Grand AIst'r W. "A. Taylor
seems to De- in the lclI for Ode coveted
nMf.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

A robbery was committed shortly
after IL o'clock Tuesday night at
he house o. Mr. Charles r..
sims. No. Nlf l-. west Marshall
street. The burglar made his way
TO the bedroom of Nr. aud Mrs. Sims.
and was making his escape with q poe
textbook containing $40. when he was
discovered by Mrs. Sims, who raised the
alarm. The thief ran az once - the
window. and finding it. open. jumped
through the easement 10 the sidewalks
and escaped. The room from which he
ieaned a on the second SIorX. . Ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Nfr Carnett Rvland. OF this city,
MO took The degree Of Doctor of PM
losonnv al Joh,s Hopkins University in
june last. has been elected assistant pro-
fessor OF chemistry in the University OF
the state of Maine. Doctor Ryland en-
tered Richmond College from the Nc
Guire school and took the NJ. y degree
six years ago. Ills present degree IS IN
chemistry with physics and mathematics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Oh, the Pain of
Rheumatism!

, rheumatism often causes the most ne
tense suffering. Many have for years
yainlv sought relief from this disabling
disease. and are to-day worse OF than
ever. rheumatism Is q blood disease,
and Swift's Specific il the only cure, be-
u il is the Only remedy which can
reach such deep-seated diseases.
few years ago / was taken with inaamms
tory Rheumatism. which became So intenss
that I wa for weeks unable to walk. trled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
III Smashed.

A horse belonging 10 Mr.. j. a.. Noite' TOOK
fright near Brooke Avenue ana Clay
street yesterday about 2 o'clock, ana
ran away.
The horse ran up on the pavement and
the buggy was upset. The horse was
slightly hurt and the buggy was consid-
crsbly broken up. Nobody was hurt.
The runaway caused much excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

4
% "ot " s1i'- -'H..'1"', o"tf
- .'-'e" py 'ue D,-,,s
ol iiou' '-N ,h. tnt,.
'.' ~ eA..''i'. 49,
OF '',I.."t ul'lul'7 l '' '".
Dl ti. ,Hllea Sue. "4,' iooN'.s
lie interests OK th9 h-luo. i"''s p"
congressional matters. mas ITO
"'-''o" over 0l"'e eo"''0'' ""- "
never o-ut' ""y'
THE ARGUMENTS REVIEWED
ON the hearing yesterday the principal
ai5uInent was maue py Mt. iDl".u' .mu
y, '' "a 49," ,ie t,d
I toiro5 in o. c[r,nrom,eo ovon n H. rscos-
nized an entirely unauthorized commit
.r. mo ,a,i-r would DID. o., stand bv a.
Irf tbcr. a. ro+bi,~ bos,ro ine showing
tbat Won have ever boan n parity TO qny
c.m,-owfao Do. ty.f.h Won ,Idf.4tel the
oaice of ot,f-ran ~ t,o c,n,roeeional
-c.urtt.., 90 Oh. -..,rf r,.trIrt ~ Nir-
,tnt. ~ rr.r.,r al, 3D.. ,r~,nort
-t...1 r.., 10 ,. .,. ,r.,ru,, cf tho
so.,al,,d W. l,,,..,ti.n .yo vo,,s ego
I and ne be roorr6.d .n.t as tro tsrai
convention of the -penrblfclnr OF Tho
second district of Virefp.l. lie also
qt,.od .bot n v,.s ,dnltfod d., au pres-
+ az - .,.t Cd. emo
convention hy the SAINT votes. SOU were
elected chairman f1l The Congressional
Committee of that district. d.. Wi.e
80 reco-,t,.4 h,. t,c .-,tf,o.i com.
.,1 .i.o ~. "a, N.t.,r.r co,-
~~ossto,oI rrnmtttao t,ro v.,ra AGO as
.-o io~.i c,1Iid,te ~ tb. po,Ybfi.4n
party. That recognition. without any exc
preston whatever as ,o committees. 90
my mind carries with &c The absolute
recognition OF your committee as the
one authorized by the Republican votes
OK your district.
CARNEY Is Still, CHAIRMAN.
,. . M .o, -
~, trIy - t.t -. c1ui4
Mr' h'i'"nu a"u "'"'5 ,n con-
NO@ t''o '"e W. D' t.,+ 10
,"H.''" w. ~ - chat
nave pei''' ~ '", III
.-. ,,,,r,,r ~
On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

Through the Kindness Of the Baptist
people az Barton Heights. their church
has been rendered the Rev. Junius VIII
kins for his preaching services. The
meeting Will be changed from the town
hall 20 the Baptist church, where the
services will be continued through this
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

The mex, session Of 81. Adams School.
az Radford. Va, VIII open next Thurs
day, September 18th. and gives proTiss
OF A large attendance.
The opening address viii ne deiixerea
a. 1890 4. VI. by Governor J. hoge lylef
and from 5 10 Il L. ~. a reception nj" %
faIa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
THE TINES: RICHMOND. VA. TfiuRsDAY.s SEPTEMBER s. 1898.

droo from tho wislow was a very dan
~orous one. the thief. however. appears
TO have landed safely. He left no trace
tebInJ hin. The matter WIS reported
to the police. who are working on the
c44c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
WISE FOLLOWERS REJOICE.
\ Dentist Appointed ut the Eastern
state Hospital.

state itOspi'd'
WILLIAMSBURG. Sept. Especial
The Wise Republicans In Williamsburg
are rejoicing over their victory oelors
the Congressional Committee. Or wise
will be nominated by a convention u
be held some time this month.
Dr.. A. V. X. Dickens has been APP
pointed dentist At the Eastern State Hos
pilal. He will give the patients his ser
vices one day IN each week. This com.
menda5le idea was accomplished throuSs
the efforts OF DR.. James ID. Aoncurs
superintendent OK the institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Ma Fever I'm New Orleans.

Nessrs. John L. Williams & SOM have
received the following telegram from
their correspondent in New Orleans:
Local Board and Alabama represen-
,at,ve of Marine Hospital authorities.
mite in SAYING no fever here Situation
a "a eyarx rssnfct gopd.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Mr., RULL'S DECISION.

His Committee Eas Always TAKEN Jul
ri.diction over Congressional Matters
,fr Fuu-s decision In the Wise-Hol-
land-Burroughs-Carney controversy Is
H-eadeuarters Republican Congressional
washington, d. C., Septem-
Der 6. 1855.
IS 3. carney. ESD, Portsmouth. va
Dear Sir. / have gone over 'na aigu-
ments ana papers. submitted 80 the Joint
hearing yesterday. and as a result SUD
nit the following:
AS 20 the question OF 1urlsolcuoh o'
THIS committee over the mattet ~ ~
? bee 20 say thar the
e,mr,iua. nos always taken Jurisdiction
over al matters affecting representation
.ia1he Cousrsss OF tae UaiIe1 at2tsA *
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

several prominent Qhysi-
ciansand took
meat faithfully. bu. vas
unable 20 get the slight
est relief. IN fact, my con.
dltlon seemed b. grow
worse, tie disease spread
over ny entire body and
from November % March
! suffered agony. tried
many patent medicines.
bu. none relieved me.
UDon the OF .
friend / decided 20 ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08

:. 5. 5. Before allowing me 70 Use ~, how-
ever. my guardian. who o, WIS a eafIi, y, la ana 2,
i,,ofosh or mercury. ifelt 80 much better after
f"ot1~g - rottles. that continued the rene
edv. ana In two months was s2lsd completely.
HE cure wa , rn1sspn sa1 i3t .m nl ,so Gsfs' m silSs
the exposed 70 daMpand cold weather.
ELEANOR u. TIPPELL.
Sill Poweltoa Avenue. Philadelphia.
Don't suffer lOngerwith rheumatism.
Throw aside your oils and iiniments. as
they can not reach your trouble. Don's
exneriment with doctOrs-their potash
and mercury viii add to your disabil-
ity and completely destroy your diges-
tr.Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
WHAT YOU GAIN BY TAXING
The 4. and o. 81 Sunday Outings TO
Old Point. Ocean View and Norfolk.

Old Point. Ocean View and Norfolk.
4 slght OF q large number m me VIC
torious sqgsirss" - Hampton Roads,
wltaOut additional cosD zoe leifF
steamer passes among many Of The snips'
en- route between old Point and ocean
View. giving o close and sood view OF
hem. 4 visit into the fort. The banning
"a most delightful at Ola Point and Ocean
Wow. An enjoyable dinner OF SEA pro
ducts can De obtained 10 reasonable
cost.
The c. & o. Sunday outings leave
Richmond every sunday at sSo =. N,
two hours. Returning leave Norfolk
Gas p. a.. Ocean YIew = 2. ~, Old
Polns 5 L. Il. and arrive Richmond N
j. IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
Mo.lI.nd NIission.

R,v 7. p. HaI and He.. j. A. Goaaeer
viii speak ~ West End Mission. SO. l-5
west garv street. Tonight 10 $50 o'cloch.
qhe public are cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-08
PRETTY BRIDES
OF SEPTEMBER.
Miss Ella C. Haurand Weds Alderman
Fill Seay.
MISS SLAUGHTER AND Mr.. PYLE.
\ Pretty Ceremony at the Residence
of the Bridc-Miss Henry Ellen
Harlan and Mr. Thomas j. Jen-
kins Another Pretty Event.

Mt.
At six o'clock iast 'Fenl-5 ~
street bap.isl c"uiv"' .a.d rc,ofe
place ID W"'yn man, - an. con-
ic-i "a p~ecuI'is VEN In. a. nan
tracing parties We're M'1a Lr .r.,d
,rand. daughter OF Mf- 4. H.
Jf south Beifldtre street, "Nr ~" 80
FlL. scay. the highly esteenle1 n.
tor OF the drug store "t ga s'Ln ~
street. ana member or '"- -w-1
cefmen. INe ceremony "-' ~
by the pastor OF the c""Io"
Hutaon, and was "itnesscu w I'.'
friends-the assemoia8e t'Alns ln,
ing capacity OF the chpfch 10 lAe
The bride is % charming giIl, ana mas
won cnV'oDlc distinction through her
uosrcee'on ol o. soprano voice of cXctp-
ti0rai mower and sweetness.
I,. decorative w0.k Tor the wedding,
/ h. 1ftrn a. B-9wr. vaa artistic and c.ab-
.,slo ri.E ,c.nr f1e color ur-Iomlu1tng.
o,1 mink ribbon defining the reserved
800.
M .,i-. 90 clio oti-,r AIRS GEORGE
H. r.,1.r.f tb. musfc,i uroerammo.
,.r,'h i..f,Ild +.o u.f.r marches. be-
r,Tn and or.o- IN. carem9n.. and aporo-
,1io ID @" .,' -i'i' s.ie,'to7t s- f. proceeded.
Ts. tr.f.l rar.v consisted of uttl. Miss
l"9 4,'o" i-t,' - + tr,5o and
t..~t-r 49,. v,clai,r
- ~o' - ~ a.. n- .r. rqIi
i''7 "'' go
u- "'"ol' M+'s i'@4in''
iiHi' 81. teeAN.A' 'N1 Do lnD"'
lhe uanei -'ir--i- ~ ~ Imam
~, SD ,"d ti.crt C.rInlr
Inc order of entrance consisted NJ tho
Gentlemen OF the uarty iu couples. tine
e0soriuy iftls ribb0n riri. Miss Haul
rand and her maid OF honor. Tho child.
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SOLDIER LAID TO REST.
Body OF Dung Frederick {. Hess in
the National Cemetery.

The body OF young Fred c.. Hess, the
soldier who died al Jacksonville last
sunday. Was inferred in the National
cemetery Yesterday at noon. and the ser
wees We.c conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cook.
chaplain Of the sons O, Veterans.
The funeral OF the young soldier was
most hnBressive. and WAS tbs Efcoxd hur-
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