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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

SLIGO, sl.50 anil $500 are our popular prices
for extra good hats In soft and derby shapes.
STYLES always right. Standard Hat Mfg. Co.,
Union cor. Wcyb ybosset streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
County OF Providence, IS;
I, George G. Noyes, Cashier of the above named
Bank do soiemnly swear that the above statement
Is true TO the best OF my knowledge and belief
GEORGE q. MOVES. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this z5th day
OF sepiember, 1897.
GILMAN Il. JoPP, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
F.F VAUGHAN.
ARTHUa 4, WATSON. Director.
CHARLES 3. BUSH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28
REPORT

nF the condition OF the MERCHANTS Ma
~ TlONAL BANK. at Providence. in the State
OF Rhode Island, at toe close OF business, Sept
n 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-09-28

The ample facilities and best services OF this
Bank are rendered TO Individuals. Corporations
and Banks
Special arrangements maze for interest
rent accounts or on Certacats, OF Deposit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SLOT MACHINE CASE.
Judge Wit viii Give His Decision I'm
This NIattcr TODAY.

Tho slot machine case. which has ex-
cited so much interest in Richmond. will
come up before the Hastings Court
this morning at il o'clock. ana 1t Is
thought that a decision one way or the
other will be quickly reached
judge Witt has had superintendent
w b. Thompson, Of the Ere Alarm
summoned To- be present at ii o'clock ia
tho morning TO open the machine used
bv r. M0rella, whose case Is being made
% test.
Ii IS stated that there SIS strong prob
ability that an appeal viii be taken 70
the Supreme Court. no matter what the
decision reached may be
William Robinson. colored. was tled
I'm The Hastings Court yesterday on
the charge OF forging an order on Mrs.
Heeke for seventy-fve cents.
lie was sentenced to serve two years
IN the penitentiary.
w. S. Hicks. white. and Charles Henry
Johnson. c0lored. were tried ON charge
o. felonious assault. and acquitted.
The case Of George IS. DOnlcy against
the city Of Richmond. in which the jury
was unable To agree Tuesday was con-
cludod Yesterday by a verdict of Sl6l.l3
for the plaintiff I'm The Law and Equity
Court
I'm the Circuit Court suit was entered
bv julius Roamm against 5. j. London
for $3.50.
Judemcnt for 5000 was entered I'm the
case of VI Rosmbloom against j. Silver.
Motion for Judgment was docketed In
The case of James Barker against a. v.
Holmes FOR SlIG12 This case is contested.
The case of w r.. Robins VS.. T. +.
Pollard was removed from the Circuit
Court OF Hcnrico county yesterday and
docketcd I'm the city Circuit Court
Marriage licenses We're issued This morn
ing hy the clerk OF the Hastings Court to
The following parties.
Miss Annie Garnett Ferneyhough and
John slater Scheiry
Lloyd A. Hicks and BERTHA L. Norris
John u. Wood and Pcachie -. Beughan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
CHURCH WEDDING.
Nr. William VI. Cahig Makes Miss
Annie Kelly Ills Bride.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct. ID
spocal-One OF the most attractive mar
riass ceremonies that has ever been Wit
messed I'm Charlottesville occurred az II 30
O'Clock this morning 90 the Catnohc
church. The church edihce Was eiabo--
ratcly decorated with palms, ported ana
cut flowers. ard the room brilliantly lllu-
minated with adamantne candles.
Promptly az ll.SD as Aenoeiss0hn Wed
ding March was being played by MISS
T-r,ia C'Conno~. the ushers. Messrs. J. J.
Cowhlg. j. Frank Kelley T. G Conun
and Ricnard : COWnis. entered tie
church. followed by the bride and groom
Miss Annie Kelley and dr. William ".
Cownig. Who wee met az the affair oy
Father John j Massey. who performed
me ceremony. using the rims.
ne bride was cOstumed in lieht tan
travelling suit with har ana gloves 1.
match. ana carried a large bouquet or
white chrisanthemums.
After The ceremony the piile ana
groom. accompanied by their attendants
and invited guests repaired 90 the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, on Jeilei-
son street. 20 luncheon.
before they return 10 their nome IL '"'9
The groom is the efficient cSier clerk
f,r Mn J. r.. Mccarthy. ,rain master or
fhe Southern railway OF this city, and tAe
briIa WAS the eldest daughter ~ MI and
tfrs Josaoh &. Kelley. OF haIlottesvii'r.
The presents We're numerous, handsome
',rher N friends OF the bride and
rr1or from Alexandria and other ciJe5
we're present az the marriage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
JOS. H. CUMMING
THE PRESIDENT.
Bridge Builders Promote a Popular
and Efficient Official.
REFLECT SECRETARY PATTERSON
Business Sessions Closed and Now the
Visitors will Visit the Various
Points offnterest in aud
Around the City.

The business sessions Of the eighth an
nual convention OF the Bridge Builders
Association came 20 al end yesterday
evening.
The Association accomplished an enor-
nous amount OF work during the two
days In which they have been In session.
and much that viii be Of inestimabc
value to them I'm future years was done
in the way OF discussion Of various topics
OF general interest 20 bridge builders and
other railroad people.
Two days work was crowded into one
yesterday. in order that the members Of
the Association might devote to-day in
seeing the points OF interest in and around
Richmond
The evening session yesterday began az
o'clock. when further detailed discus
sion OF the papers that had already been
read was INDUCED n.
After the members had expressed them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
HICKS-SMITHER.
4 Beautiful Golden Rod Wedding i'm
Mathews County.

REGENT Va. oct 9-Spccial.-Ons
OF the prettiest marriages ever witnessed
IN Mathews county was solemnized at 7
o'clock tonight at Old Mathews Baptist
church, when Miss Susie Smlther be-
came the bride of Mr. Perry r. Hicks.
The church was decorated, arches Of
golden rod spanned the aisle and chancel.
while the pulpit was d solid mass OF
the national flower.
As the first note OF the wedding march
rendered by Miss Sadie Williams, little
Gladys Byrd Williams. as lovely a little
maid as the flowers she bore. entered the
church 10y the lelt aisle. followed by the
ushers. Mes rs. Eddie Forrest and Mar
Gus Gayle, and these by the bride ami
her maid of honor, Miss Mary wilson,
OF Portsmouth, Va; the latter up the
right aisle. followed by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Willie Davis.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides pastor. Rev. Frank 3. Raymond,
after which the happy pair attended by
many friends. proceeded 10 the groom $
beautiful resid nee at Hicks Wharf,
where q reception was rendered them.
TIE groom is among the most success al
business men o. this section, while the
bride is held ia the highest esteem by
many friends I'm and out of the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

OF the committee on resolutions was re-
ccived, which reads as follows:
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Resolved. That the thanks OF this As.
ISOLATION be rendered 90 Mr. W.. r.. Tay-
lor. traffic manager Of the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
MIR. q. IS. Stevens general manager OF
the Chesapeake q, Ohio railroad, for the
c0urtesles extended by them 90 The mem
beers OF this Association, 90 Mr. J.. 4. u.
Myers. president of the r., b. o. j. rail-
road not only for cOurtcslcs extended,
but also for the warm welcome ana ln-
strucuve discourse delivered by him TO
the Association. and the part taken DS
him in the discussions; 90 the pullman
Palace Car Company and 20 the wagner
Palace Car Company for special trans
portation facilities granted To- the As.O-
citation. also To- the proprletors OF VII
Hams Tobacco Factory and me managers
Of Mayo's Tobacco Factory.
Resolved. That We appreciate the at
tendance at this meeting OF the REPRE-
sentatives Of the Engineering News, Raj
wav Review. Railroad Gazette ana haH-
way Age.
Resolved. That the thanks of the AS
ISOLATION be rendered to the SherWin- VIE
Uams Company for a continuance OF 'nei'
courtesles To- this Association ana 20 COL
John Murphy. OF Murphy Hotel A''A-
mond. Va ,..t.- -
That the thanks cf the association be
esneciaUv rendered TO the managers Oh
tbe roadnaster and foreman Tor their m
terest I'm the WORK OF the association
manifested by the republication IN DOCK
form of all the reports ana us s9'ol''
of the association f,om 1891 10 iH.
Resolved, That the sincere tndhks o.
the association be rendered 10 PROFESSOR
Edgar KidRell ana Mr.. Carlton it. moore
for their valuable and dislntcrested work
iu furnishing 10 the association laD.e7
of strength of timber beams and posts.
Resolved. That we heartily thank Mr.'
Joseph NJ staten Tor his untirins EFFORTS
as tine local Committee OF Arrangements
on the preparations for this meeting and
the admirable arrangements made by
him.
Resolved. That the association desires
tc thank an fits officers for thcir efficient
services in conducting the business OF the
association during the past year. espe-
ciallv the ardu0us duties performed by the
president. Mr. Walter q. Berg. ana our
always pairstaklug and genial secretary;
also. 20 the committees on the subjects
selected for discussion az this meeting
and 10 the nou-membcrs u The associa-
ton who have so kindly aided the COM
mittees in the preparation or their Zee
ports. and that the secretary be directed
TO transmit these resolutions, together
with q complimentary copy of the printed
proceedings 60 al such parties as speci-
fed in the several reports.
j. II. CrMNIN.
A. S. MARKLEY.
*. W. THOMPSON.
Committee.
The next business was the selection of
q place o. meeting for next year. These
points were advocated. Detroit Mlwau-
kce and Niagara Fails and The result
was favorable TO the former city. where
the convention will assemble next Octo-
Der.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The election Of officers resulted IN the
selection OF the following.
President Joseph II. Cumming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

cited greater interest than who should
come 60 the National Convention TO be
held here in July noxt Rev II. C.. JOHN
son, ID. D.. OF Charleston, W Va, has
written q fine song on THE West Viz
ginia Hills" which one Of the speakers
said eve will practice on this song until
July and then win 20 TO Richmond and
shake the hills Of that city with our song
about the West Virginia hills DR.. Dick
ins0n says that the leaders OF the West
Virginia IsDdst Union said al least a
thousand from that State would be pre-
sent al the coming meeting IN this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
ABCAUTIFUL CEREMONY.
Miss Jane -. Hughes Becomes Mrs. H.
Baxter Wilson Last Evening.

seyenth-street Christian church was
well nned at $50 clock last evening at
one OF the prettiest marriage ceremonies
that has graced that picturesque edlIlce
since its dedication, and in when MISS
Jane Z. Hughes. the daughter OF the lats
Judge George p. Hughes. became TIE
wife Of Mr.. r. Baxter wilson.
The church was art!stically decorated
the media being palms and candeIAora
with the color scheme IN pink and green
Row Thomas y. Potts, Of Farh-llace
Methodist church. oihc.ated
9ir G. r. Wilson, brother Oh the
groom. held tho office OK best man W'he
tho bride was attended by her couaLI'
Miss Jennie Hughes. The ushers wero
Messrs. RicharA al. Taylor Ihomas W.
Gardner. G.. j Jones, Z. l.. Hale,
Charles williamson and q. T. Wander
slice
me bride was modestly, though ee-
eantlv attired I'm a brown tailor-made
travelling costume and carried pink chry-
santhemums The bridesmaid wore
beautiful goEn Of white lace over white
an ana carried white chrysanthemums.
Ms. Hughes the brides mother, was
becomiugly gOwne1 IN black SILK.
Af,er the ceremony the briiad party en-
tered carriages and we're driven 20 the
Union station where they departed for
tour Including Washington, New York,
Niagara and other cities.
In this wedding a wide circle Ia Rich
noDd society loses It's center. the place
IN which Miss Hughes has roisned with
credit for many years.
Mr. Wilson. the groom. Is recent ac-
oulsition in Richmond's business world
coming from Blackstone, where ne
highly connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Epson, Of Black
stone. Mrs Epson. a sister OF the groom.
were present among many others from
ont OF the city.
The nupual gifts which were fairly
countless and an OF them beautiful. IN
Guided an exquisite diamond brooch from
the groom. and a costly clock iniaid WIFE
gold from the groom's brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

lar with hts associates and IS highly es-
teomcd by his fellows in the Bridge
Builders Association. HIS term OF OIL
fee Will De O. popular one
PROGRAMME FOR THIS MORNING.
The business feature of the convention
having been completed the members
will start out this morning TO sec the
city.
AZ s:3o o'clock the tobacco factories Of
r. o.. Williams and j.. il. Mayo VIII he
visited. where the d.nerent methods pur-
sued in tho manufacture of tobacco VIII
be observed
Al 1880 the party viii leave the Union
Depot IN a special train. personally con-
Quoted by Major Myers. for "a trip over
the Belt Line.
The party win then return 10 Murphy
for lunch. after which the entire party
VIII bee photographed al the Washington
monument and then o trip Will be- taken
To- Seven Pines
Tomorrow the party viii leave over
the Chesapeake and ohio for Old Point
and Newport News. where they VAL
spend th. day. Il number of the party
Will return through Richmond 10 their
homes north ard west while others "iH
80 be- way of The Norfolk and Washing
ton steamboat line
LINE or PROMOTION.
Mr. Joseph NJ. staten. OK mis- city who
was chosen fourth yice-presIdent OF the
Association. was pIsced ia the Cline OF
promotion and viii bee raised each
year until he becomes president az the
Association.
In accepting the position OF president
Mr. Cumming delivered am interesting
and humorous speech. and be was hcar.-
i.y welcomed into his new position by
the Association.
MORNING SESSION.
After the regular routine business had
been transacted. Major y. ". j.. My ef5
WAS introduced and delivered very me
teresting address directing his remarks
chiefly 10 the difference between the aids
ana information now at The disposal Of
builders of railroads and those on the
middle OF the century. Now auy question
that arises or any apparent diInc1'tN ihit
that triscs, or any apparent difficulty that
may present if-. N. can Toe easily disposed
Of while il those days me setting or
those diuicuitl-s through discussion was
never thought or The speaker tnen wei
coined the members % Virginia ana To
Past president. George vs.. Andrews OF
the b. and o., responded in appropriate
The deferred report on Cattle Guards
and Wing Fences was then read, ana
discussion OF the new reports presented
at this meeting was INDUCED in. The re-
ports discussed We're. offerings and
methods OF protecting pile-heads in driv-
7Cost and manned OF putting IN pipe
culverts."
BRICK CULVERTS BEST.
After the discussion of this latter topic
by the members Mai Myers poined in
and made am interesting statement as 20
t,f- ..f.,.- ODD. fIa eurfanf lie advocated "A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
RECITAL TONIGHT.
To BE Given by MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Stayton Thompson at y. VI. g. A. Hall

To Bc Gwen by MT. anu WIS. itanh
Stayton Thompson az y. VI. &. A. Hall
The music loving people OF Richmond
have been looking forward with much i'm
torest 10 The recital which is TO be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stayton Thomp-
son this evening. The excellent impress
sion made by these two artists at their
recital last season and the high character
of the programme to Doe presented to-
night is sufficient 10 attract q large and
fashionable audience.
THE programme follows:
Part I-Hummel Polonaise Briliante.
Iaydu-ReciL And God said. Let the
Waters Aria. Rolling IN Foaming
Buows From Omtorio OF the Gre
atom
List Gondoliera.
Franz-Marie at the Lattice.
Fishcr-A Widow Bird Safe Mourning.
Schubert-Dcr Neueieriee.
Mozart-The Violet Qui sdegno non
sacccnde. lFrom Magic Flute)
Part u.-Chopn, Grand Valse, opus a..
Handel-Recit Thus Saith the Lord.
Aria. But Who May Abide. lFrom the
Oratorio Of the Messiah)
Nende,ssohn Three Nos from Songs
without Words.
Coombs-Across the Dee
Bcyan-Fhght OF Ages
Starr-A Toast.
Niemau-Gayotte.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
THE SEASON OF
JOINING HANDS.
Many Couples are Bound in the
Holy State.
NOTABLE WEDDING IN OANvILLE.
John Lash Gilmer and Miss Emma
Rison Jones Married in the Church
ofthe Epiphany-Weddings In
King George and Elsewhere

pANVTIr,E. VA. October Especial.
AT o'clock tonight at the Church or
the Epiphany the marriage VOWS OF Mt
John Lash Gilmer, of winston " -
and Miss Emma Kison Jones' only
daughter Of =. Il. Jones' OF fhis clty'
were taken, the rector, Rev. J. Z. HAN
Officiating. The ceremony was the most
notable social function Of the fall sea
son and will long be remembered TOR the
brilliant personnel Of the bridal party.
Tho bride. who was preceded by the
attendants. entered the church with ner
father. Her costume was OF white SATIN
with long veil held I'm place with q pm
that belonged 90 her sreat grandmother.
Sine carried lilies OF the valley and
maldcn-hair ferns.
THE ATTENDANTS.
The maid OK honor was Miss Sallie
Rlson. aunt Of the bride. The best man
was Mr. Powell Gilmer Of winston.
The other attendants were: Miss Eliza
beth George. OF oak Hin, and Mr.. w. "
Jones: Miss irene Barber. Of Richmond
and UT John Patterson, Of winston
Mss Helen Hall and Mr.. \. "A. Gallo
way. OF Winston Mss Irvine Scales OF
Greensboro. and Mr.. \. ID. Startling; Miss
Ethel Whltehurst, OF Norfolk. and Nr
sam IfHIfrAWNs Ga 0aA AAAAif aAta1 -fAf.t.t+N
GRAY and Alr. Frank Shannor, OF VIM
ston: Miss Empsie W0Oding and Mr..
Marion Fo.lin. Miss Bette Watkins, OF
Milton, and Mr.. Phil Lybrook. OF Win
.et0n. Miss Louise Robinson and Mr.. y.
A. Barber. Jr.. OF Richmond: Miss Kate
Buford. OF Richmond. and Mr.. +. r. Jones,
Jr. Miss Mary Ayres and Mr.. George
ToVnes. Miss Bessie Barber. Of Rich
mond, and Mr.. Oscar Griffin, OF Win
st0a.
RECEPTION.
Immediately after the ceremony at tho
church a reception was held az the resi-
denca Of Mr. j. II. Jones. which was an
elaborate affair
AT midnight Afr. and Mrs. Gilmer left
for Ola Point. where they will remain
for several DAYS before going to their
homo in Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
CUPID'S BUSY SEASON

being handsome silver tea service pre-
scented by the Hastings Court officials.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherry took the $3.50 train for West Point
whence they VIII go hy boat TO Balu-
more. After a wedding tour through tho
north they will make their home In
Washington.
Mrs. Sherry S. one OF the most popular
young ladies OF the western portion Of
the city. and her departure viii be- sim
cerely regretted
Mr. Sherry is 4 well-knOwn and pop-
ular young man OF Washington he ~
"A Virginian by birth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
A HOME WEDDING.
Marriage Of SIR. j. &. Kaufman and
Miss Frceman-Rev. Ware Also Weds

FREDERICKSBURG. VA oct. 10
sDecial.-A very pretty home wedding was
solemnlzed here yesterday morning. the
principals betug Alr. Jeter G. Kaufman,
of Portsmouth Va. and Miss Nellie
Blanche Freeman. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Freeman.
The ceremony took place at the home OF
the brides parents, on Hanover street, at
@ o'clock a. NJ. ard the rooms were hand
s0mey decorated for the occasion. Rev.
DR. T. 9. Dunaway oficiated Mr.. John
Brooks kaufman, brother OF the groom,
was best man. and Miss L0ttie Freeman,
sister OF the bride. maid OF honor lss-
cfs-Afessrs. Joseph Ives, OF NortOlk, ana
O.. H. Barrc4t Jr.. OF Portsmouth Among
the visitors present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kimberley and Nirs. Harvey.
~ Baltimore. Misses Eta Clements Ad-
die and Bessie Freeman, Mrs j. h.
Faber and ar and Mrs VIM Freeman, OF
Norfolk Mr. ana Mrs. Kaufman left
ou The IL O'Clock train for northern
tour
Rev W. z. ware. Of Ne'son county. and
Miss Daisv Marshall. OF Westmor2land.
were married to-day ~ the hitter coun-
ty. Presiding Elder c. H. watts oficiat-
lug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

Mr. Eugene h. Luck of Ashland. and
Miss Rosa b. Miller. the attractive and
popular daughter OF Mr. John R Miller.
well known farmer. residing near Lau-
rel, were married last night az o'clock
az Glen Allen baptist church. The ccre-
mony was performed by Rev. Or. John
Pollard pastor II the church. assisted
by Rev. Mr.. Stewart. ~ Ashland.
The groom elect is the son Cd, the late
William IA. Luck and hos many friends
I'M Ashland. The brile-elect is "a hand
some Young lazy and D. much admired
By her friends. 4 large party went
down 10 the wedding from ashland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

Rev. c. r. Martin. who preach FOR
merry AZ Old Marke- churcn ana Ior tne
past three years served ia -he
missionary work iu southern brazA ar
rived 90 New York last SATURDAY lie
was ey~ected az "hr1eheaa tteaericl-s-
burg. Va. on Monday last Ills return
rs unexpected and oc-asionel by ms
wife's Door health. ILL., Aafin preacn-
ca 10 tho ola Market Ffcsoytelian
church the year before ledvlns Tor south
america ms friends win bee glad ,o
know that he win De IN the CITY soon
an route TO his old home In Charlotte
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
shcIry-FerneNhnngb.

Miss Annie Garnett Ferney hourh. The
charming daughter % Mr.. r. strother
Fernevhough chief deputy 90 the Husi-
inss Court and Mr.. John Slater snelfy.
Of Washington. we're married az Z.50
O'Clock yesterday afternoon al the resi-
dence OF the brides father No. los har-
vie street Rev. Ir Garrison, OF Mar
shsll-Street Christian church, perform
Ing the ceremony.
The ceremony was simple out pretty.
and was witnessed by number %
friends Of the family. among them being
the officials OF the Hastings Court
The bride was gowned In a brown cloth
travelling suit With hat and gloves 20
match.
There Vas d profus!on OF pretty and
useful presents, conspicuous among tSem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Jones BOwlcs

Mr. r. Ellis Jones. Of Dumbart0n. and
Miss Addie Gray Bowles daughter oi Nj.
Drewry w gowles Weil-known con-
tractor near Belmont. will DE married to-
night AT the residence OF the brides par
ents. Rev Mir. Poulson will perform mo
ceremony.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
At the aenrico County Courthouse to
Mr. Thomas W Rogers. "a weil-known
ma1hinist. and Miss Mary =. Granger.
daughter W Mr. Thomas ". Granger. OF
Jfenrico. The marriage took place last
night IN the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Fulton Wedding.

Miss Bertha Morris was married 10
Mr.. Lloyd VI. Hicks at the residence OF
her parents, No. 2is Denny street last
nleht. Rev s. G. Hatcher ohiciated.
The ushers were Messrs. Waverly Much
OILS ana Isaac Wood. A reception fol-
lowed.
The bride who Is a very attractive
young lady Is n daughter OF Captain J.
G. Morris. The groom is valued at
tache u the Richmond Cedar Works. The
couple Will reside on Nicholson street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Celery
Makes peOpleWeIl

The one true specific for diseases arising
from a debiitat, nervous system sPare's
celery compound. so generally prescribed
b. physicians. u is probably The most re-
rnarkable remedy that the scientific research
of this country has produced Prof. Edward
Z Phelps. ". D.. I. J.. D, OF Dartmouth
college first prescribed what is now known
the world over as PAine's celery compound,
a positive cure for dyspepsia, b.iiuusuess.
liver complaint. neuralgia. rheumatism, all
nervous diseases and kidney troubles.
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again where everything else has
failed.