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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
Brlstas' Possible Mention Made Of Many
Matters Of Interest to All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anything hut
Something Abont Many Tbinss-
photographic View OF LILO In
Norfolk in 1ts Many ma vary.
ing Phases Briefly Noted.

Mr.. Eddie Specimen has gone to New
York to raake position.
The Greek colony in this city will OBJ
serve to-day as "Old Christmas"
A union Epiphany service will be held
at st. Luke's Episcopal church to-day
The Long Distance Telephone Com
Pany are erecting new poles with "crow
nests on top.
Mr.. Leon NJ. Emerson left last even
ing over the Baltimore and Ohio for
Northern cities.
a slight blaze on Brewer street yes
terday was extinguished without the
departments aid.
The Princess Anne grand jury met
tuesday and indicted John Minis, col
orcd, for seduction.
Last night at the Union Mission
a series OF meetings.
Mr.. c. l.. Jewell, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
The new manager OF The Norfolk base
ball team. is in the city.
Mr.. w. w. Baii, late Harbor Master
has taken Il position with the IItna Iron
Works as outside superintendent.
The Bay steamers will shortly, It Is
said begin making stops at Newport
News to crtCh traffic from the West
Mr.. w. w. Balm, late harbor master,
has taken Il position with the Aetna
Iron Works as outside superintendent
Mr.. John L. Lnwcry, con or Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lowcry, has returned to
iampden- Sidney College TO resume his
studies.
Ruth Lodge. Masons. had work in
the first degree and Grice Commanticry.
X. T., conferred the Red Cross degree
last evening.
Mr.. II. I. Lewis the Commemorative
Attorney OF King William county, a
talented young lawyer was in tie city
yesterday on business.
Attention Is called to the service at
ST., Lukc's church this evening nj s
O'Clock. Bishop Randolph will preside
and make an address.
Mcssrs. j.. w. Sanders. of Charlotte,
n. c.. and II. T.. brewer. of Rocky
Mount, n. c., We're rer:st cred at the
Cotton Exchange Yesterday
Deputy United States MARSHAL Cross
has arrested Tom West color2d. chnrc-
ed with perjury III 4 pension case. West
Will have 4 hearing Saturday.
y slight fire occurred yesterday morn
Ing on Brewer street In 4, house occu-
pied Ivy coiored people. 1t was extin-
sui:ihed before an alarm was given.
On "Wednesday night next The Wyan-
dotte Tribe of Red Men Will install the
officers recently elected for the coming
year in their lodge room. Odd Fellows
building.
Tho HcptasoFhs OF this section will at
tend divine worship at the INreemason
Street Baptist Church next Sunday
night and hear Il sT2ci.! sermon by
Rev. DR.. Wharton. II is she twenty
ninth anniversary of Friendship Con
ciavc of N0:fclk
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
vIoE-PR;EsIDpN,TI5$ 81. JOHN. q

The Sfaboard Ali: Line - no longer
a denorallzsng factor In the railway.
situation of the South. In arranging
Tho present contract with the Southern
Railway President ST John, of
the Scaboard. not only performed an
Invaluable service for the line he rep-
resents but placed himself personally
in the front rank OF officials who build
up and not tcir down. Tl,ls rs tlle sort OF
company in which Mr.. ST. John belongs
and nobody gives him a haartier well
come than the people whom he has hit
hardest during the past two years.
Working in harmony, Finley. of the
Southern and ST. John. of the Sea-
board, have It In their power to do as
much TO advance the material interests
Of the South rs Grant and Sherman did
II generation ago to impair them.-Ne w
York Railroad Bureau Buile.in.
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BUTTER - oEnGcArE.
Middle If The Rnal popuiists Will Get
Along Without Him.

Dallas. Tex. Jan. at the sol;cita-
zion of n number of the members of the
National Organization Committee. rs
we'll ms The National Committee of the
Peoples party, Chairman Milton Park,
cf The National Organization Commit
tee submitted by telegraph to Chair
man Marion Butler ~ proposition that
II Butter would call the National Com
mittee to meet with the National Or
Fanization Committee, the st. Louis
meeting in January would be postponed
until = bruary 18th.
nlr I;u;ier replied iEot he would sub
nnft 10 the committee by referendum
vote. according to the plan of organiHA-
ton the question o. ';ceting. time an!
place.
The Dallas chieftain of the Middle
or the !.o;lderS said:
This settles the matte. of Populism
The meeting will BE- held at .hc time
and place already namcd-Tanuary
18th, ut The LaClehe Hntal in St Louis
His answer CLEARLY shows that he is
not disposed to cJucede anything what
eve" to the Middle OF tho Roai Pupu-
lists. AS far as I am anl: I am de
terminel that the rank and file Of the
Peoples party, !ha voters in every
nart of the country, shall settle every
question Of policy and procedure. The
SIT: Louis meeting will put such plans
on foot as will secure this end.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
PAX HoNns IN SILVER.
senator teller Introduces R"aoIu.
ton Similar 10 uwc Gncc Passed
by f.ou.rc.S.

Washington. n. c. Jan 5.-Scnator
Teller to-day introduced n concurrent
resolution declaring the bonds of the
United States 10 be payab BILE in silver
dollars and asserting that "to restore
TO their coinage such silver coins as n
legal tender III payment of said bonds.
principal and interest. is not in viola
ton OF the public faith. nor in deroga-
ton % the rights OF the public cred
itor.''
The resolution Is In the Language OF
The resolution introduced by the Hon.
stanley MATHEWS in the Forthwith
Congress and which passed both houses.
Senator Tellers purpose Is 10 secure a
vote upon the resolution, which re.
ceivcd an almost two-thirds majority
when previously considered The res
olution was referred To the Finance
Committee, hut as a majority If the
members Of tina; committee are friend
ly 10 silver. AIR Teller an;icIpatcs It
Will be favorable reported.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
MEN THAT ARE DOOMED.
AND YET WHO no NOT REALIZE
THEIR DANGER.
Why People Diff, Along Until It of
len Is ZOO Late, Explained by
HcioM OF Science.

I met gentleman on the street to-
day whom have not seen for some
time, but the moment my eyes rested
upon him could see that he was
doomed
ut was member of the faculty Of q
Now YORK medical college who made
the statement.
saw" he continued "that peculiar
color of countenance, that lack of .ex-
preston III the eyes and puflness under
the lids which indicate the presence Of
the most horrible of nil known diseases
ihe corners, of the mans mouth were
somewhat drawn down and the lines
OF the face were distinctly marked
feit like warning him, but I was not on
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sufficiently intimate terms to warrant
my doing ii, so l merely stated tina,
he was looking as though he was not
I'm the best OF condition.
oh, am MI right" he exclaimed.
IN fact, think am enjoying very good
health 1t is true he continued, that
do not always sleep well, my appetite
Is rather tickle. and feel unaccountably
tired ut times, but have no pain what
ever. and l think / am getting along
all right
left him with warning not to be
loo certain about his condition, but ]
tel you that unless that man taxes
prompt action of the right kind, he is
n candidate for the grave. and thnt too
within limited period"
And yet he does not know it!''
The thing which makes Brirlt's lilo.
case of the kidneys. which that man
undoubtedly has. The most dangerous
OF an diseases is that It has no symptoms
oil It's own. u mean that pain is seldom
Ielt IN the Kidneys themselves. and vet
cetoerhteiy state as physician that
nearly one-half of the deaths in Amer
len are caused by Brght's disease IF
The kidneys. This may sound like a
raSh statement hut I am prepared to
fully verify it. Hundreds of burial
certificates have been made out by
fanny physicians for heart disease.
'anapleNy.' paralysis Spinal com
plaint rheumatism pneumonia and
other complaints. when in reality II
was sriShts disease Of the kidneys"
rev Physicians and fewer pecole
lehIl"e me eStont'of this disease or lis
dangerous and insidious nature II
stoais into the system like n thief. man
rests Itself by the commonc.st s5ymn-
toms and fastens itself upon the con-
Sutution before the victim is aware Of
IT'S presence. II - nearly rs hereditary
aS consumption, quite IA common and
iully as fatal. Entire families in
heriting it from their ancestors. have
cisd' ana Yet none of the number knew
or realized the mysterious power which
was removing them"
Not only this, but until recent Years
no remedy was known which could pre-
vent or cure this most fearful OF de
eases, ana even to-day. with ali the
advancement OF science. rhere IS bat
one known discovery by which # c1n
be prevented. controlled when it Is con-
tracted. or finally cured That rem.
edy IS Warmers Safe Cure. and II ~, ,.
10 my certain knowledge. saved more
people from untmely deaths. and is
Keeping more people in perfect health
To-day than any other discovery in The
world. ~ was concerning this remedy
that the late DR.. do Lewis said:
while my own life has been devoted
tn the prevention of disease. and while
years ago ] gave up the use of medi-
cines, ! gratefully recognize tn, IRE.
ci"us value of Warmers Safe Cure. and
If ! found myself the victim of kidney
trouble. ] should Instantly use IT,"
When physicians of The higheot
standing so unhcslta iingly endorse n
modern discovery. which will certainly
cure the most terrible Of all diseases,
does ii not stand to reason that those
o! us who realize that we are slowly
drifting into state OF decline. that our
Kidneys. liver or urinary organs are
not what they should he. should avail
ourselves of the benefits of so great a
scientific discovery, which are placed
SO easily within our reach {?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
PRESIDENTIAL NoAIINATIoNs

Washington. d. =. Jan. 5--The Pres
ident to-day sen. q largo batch &c nom
nations to the S:n& Among, them
were the following:
TO he marshais 0: the United Statcs--
Aulicls Palmer for The District of CO.
lumbia.
Statc-Owe; + Smith. 0r North Car
DINA 10 be MINIS: u resident ana e,r-
Sul general Of the United States 10
Liberia James G Stowe. If Missouri
to he consul general &c the United
states 10 Cape Town. Cape Of Good
Hope.
Tre"sIry Lcarlar = Mitchell, af IN
d:ana' 10 be assistant comptroller Of
thc Treasury
TO be neHsi1n agent. sidney i. VIII
son, at Washington. y. :,
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CORPORATION COURT.
In the Corporation Court. Judge Han
excl Presiding, the following cases
Were DiSDOsp5 Of

In the Corporation Court, Judge Han
excl Presiding, the following cases
Were Disposed Of
The January term grand jury, com
posed of the following: w. t. TAYLOR.
foreman: John Ecrmlllion. p. TT. Thorn
as, j. II. Small. l.. T. Gwathmcy, Il. Z.
De Jarnctte and ]. V. Alfriend, met and
brought in the following true bills:
William BrctwinEton and w. \. Hill:
housebreaking
]. L. Bunkley. larceny from the per-
son.
Lewis Epps, murder.
HUNTING CLUB CHARTERED.
A charter was granted to the Bur-
CESS Hunting club. the purposes of
which are to promote social inter
course, raise and train dogs for hunt
Ing purposes and to acquire islands,
etc, for shooting purposes Capital
stock from 5000 to $4,000. Officers: Thorn
as J. burgess. president; David San
derlin, vice president: George Staylor.
treasurer. These, together with G.. NJ.
Kegcbcin and c. f. Broclkctt. consti-
tute the board of directors
Robert Johnston qualified as admin
istrator OF S. r. Mo0re In $4,000, with
II. r. Dupuy surety.
The case OF Thomas Yandaw FOR
forgery. was nolle prosecuted
COURT OF LAW AND CHANCERY.
In the Court of Law and Chancery
Judge w. Il. Martin, presiding:
Margaret S. Moore qualified as guar
dian of Meta Gortan Moore. under a
bond Of $4,000 with Nora b. Drum
mond and Alice Lee Moore, rs sure
ties.
In the case OF George II. Dawes VS.
thc New York, Philadelphia and Nor
fofw Railroad company the plaintiff
flied bills OF exceptions. Mr. Dawes
recently sued the company for illegal
wharfage charges and che defendants
won.
The case Of G. w Tcbauit VS.. r. 7.
BIN ct ais, was continued Till to-day.
CLERKS OFFICE.
The following real estate transfers
were recorded IN the clerks office yes
tcrday:
Mrs. D. C. Hargrovc to William
Sawyer, a, lot with improvements on
the north side of Highlnd avenue;
$1,000
Floyd Hughes and II. G. Davis. trus-
tees. to Charles n. Ingram and ".
p. Southall. Il lot with improvements
on the north side OF Highland ave-
nue., nenr Reservoir avenue. $1,000.
w. TT. White. special commissioner
To-Day transferred 10 Mary Ahern, land
and buildings in East Church street.
$3.50.
a marriage license was granted YES
terday to George William Smith and
Prudence Cooke.
Millari Fillmore Browne and Estelle
Marie Sykes.
a CASE OF IMPORTANCE.
The Court of Law and Chancery yes
torday heard the argument in the chan
Gerry case Of the Higgins Company, Of
New, York, VS.. p. j. Morris, trustee:
creecy d Dill and the American Bond
ing Company. of Baltimore. The trus-
:ec's report had been taken out of the
hands of the assistant comm ssioncr of
accounts, where 1t had been filed az re.
quired by law. and placed in the hands
Of Il: T. Hubbard as special commits
sioner Of the Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry, to hear all the evidence relating
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06

As q pain destroy er. mud Scafs 4Ss'8
rhculnatism, Salvation on ID thsipse
81 all iinlmcnts. MI. " m. ri Broyn;S
proprietor Of striebinser House, GlssssssS
land, O.; writes: I suffered from
rheumatism for twelve years aud
last attack kept mo in bed. unable ito.
walk. fused Salvation Oil and soorsS
was up and about. AS q pain Is-s
stroJer this liniment las no equal ss sssI
salvation Oil Is sold everywhere foT
rs cents. Try it and be cohyincse a. SIS
SOLD BY IS; sssSs
Cannon's Pharmacy, 420 Butte sercat5 s sSsss
= cured I. West, ZIG Main street, III
Iobt. +. Holmes 6: Co, 76 Main street.
:. Helstand's Atlantic City Drug Store. 5fs "
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If the sufferer will take Swift,s
Specific (S.S.S.) instead Of mineral
poisons, he will get we'll again, and
stay well. lie will find that this
great vegetable Blood Remedy
drives all poison from the system.
1t gets into the minutoSt veins, and
Graduates every vcstigc of faint in
the blood. 1t is the only Real Blood
Kennedy ever discovered. It not
only cures Contagious Blood Poison,
but is the only remedy that can roach
Scrofula, CGtarrh, Rhcum atism,
Cancer, Eczema and all other deep
seated Diseases of the Blood.
rec books on the cure of ali Blood Dis
orders will be sent on application TO
the SWIFT Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
GENERAL BOOTH COMING;

London, Jan. 5.--Six thousand per.
sons, most of them members of tn
Salvation Army, took part at Alhnr,
Hall tonight I'm Il demonstration ~
farewell ITO General William Booth, who
is about TO sail for the United State.
TO assist in organizing great additions
10 the army. Three brass bands led
the music and in the body of the hal'
were a thousand Salvation lassies. VIII
performed theatrical movements win,
red, white and blue scayfS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
NOMINATION HELD UP,

Washington, D. c., Jan.5-The namr
OF Charles Page Bryan to be minislc,
to China was presented to the Scnlt
In executive session to-day and r.
ferrtd to the Committee on Forc;p,
Relations. The nomination has boo,
thus held up for three weeks or NOR
but Mr.. Rryan's friends now accent IN
release of the nominations as an ind
cation that the President desires cor
fii,nai Ion ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
BASEBALL DEAL IN DISPUTE

st. Louis, Jan. 5.-Whcthc!. or not the
St. Louis baseball! club has changed
lands is stifl an uncertainty, but Il Is
p?c:ty generally Thought that thn deal
as been consummated. This, howcv
7, Is vigorously denied by President
'on der Ahc, who at 4 o'clock this af-
hrnoon met 5. +. Mayerson and stated
'nsi'lVeiy that the Browns had not yet
cen sold to anybody. Mr.. Afayerson
Denly accused Mr.. Won Der Ahc of
sing him as = tool to force Mr.. Brush
20 come to terms
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
OPPOSITION TO QUAY.

Philadelphia. Jan. 5.-'rhc Repuhli-
can Mems League to-day adopted rcso-
lntions calling for a meeting of Repub.
licans TO organizes a movement agains,
the te-clcc,ion OF Senator Quay to the
United States Senate. and to oppose
any selection of candidate for Gov
ernor which may be made by what the
league terms the STATE machine
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
CIGAR MAKER SUICIDES.

New orleans. Jan. 5.-.Simon IIerns-
hem, tho head OF The large Hcrns-
helm cigar factory. committed suicide
to-day by taking cyanide OF potassium.
Tho death of his wife and Other family
troubles proycd Gu his mind ana dc
sought sclI-deStrucsion Els an escape.
He WIS a wealthy man.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
HOW TO MAKEf MoNEy !

II you are out Of employment and want
a. a position. paying you from $50 to 500
regularly. or II ysu want to Increase your
present income from $500 to $500 yearly,
Dy working at odd times, write to the
GL0lsE CO, 723 Chestnut street, Phila-
deiphia, Pa, stating age, whether mar
Iie9 or single, last or present employment,
Enu you can secure n position with them
oy which you can make more money
easier and faster than you ever made
oeiore In your life. no2G-lOt
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BuCklen's Arnica Saliva

THE EEST SAbVIi in the world +.
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheur
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hand,
Chilbiains. Corns and all Skin EA,
tions. and positively cures Piles or n
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to civ,
perfect satisfaction or money reflIndcn
Price Is cents per box. For sale b,
Burrow. Martin & Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
CoLoRED SCHOOL BOYS FIGHT

Willis James. colored, 10 years old.
OF 10 Queen street. Il student at the
Cumberland street public school, was
assaulted there with a brick 10y an
other coiored boy, who struck him just
a bnvc the left temple, innictlng a
wound about an inch long. which was
dressed ut a drug store. James assall-
ant escaped.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
EaLECT SENATORS BY POPULAR
VOTE

Washington. ID. -, Ian. 5.-Scnator
Builder, Of North Carolina introduced
a resolution today providing "or the
election of tn::a1 States Senators by
direct vote of the people.
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GUDGER CONFIRMED.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 5--The Ser
ate to-day coontirmed ;he nomination
OF lleZckiah y. Gud ger, OF North Car
DINA, TO be United States consul zen,
raj at Panama, ColD aba
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
VIRGINIA. posrMAsrERs,

Washington. d. -, Jan 5.-Tne fc;
lowing fourth-class postmastprs have
hecn appointed: Boykins, T. e.. Bea-
ton; Luni, T.. l.. - vlG1.
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y 'IIF " "a
WANTED.

MANIFESTATION capital in a plant
owning the finest bed of brick and pine
located on railroad and james river,
There Will be an enormous demand for
q the product this spring. For particulars
n ta4-4w o ,s.S 4 : 81 : - 80 - &
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bALESMEN FOR CIGARS; SI25 a
month and expenses: old firm; expert
tners. c C. BISHOP 6, CO.. st Louis
3y20.tu,th su tt ~ : \ -.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06
Blood
Poison

a man afflicted with Contagious
Blood Poison, might rs well commit
suicide as to take the mcrcurial
poisons which are 'aways prescribed
by the doctors. Ii he takes those
poisons, he might rs we'll make his
will and get ready for The under
taker. Perhaps this is plain talk,
but it is true. and truth is unplcas-
ant sometimes.
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AGENTS WANTED.

and local agents in ali
ritory for tho best Cash Register sys-
rem tenn . on the market. We are now writ
cash, but bond required for security
OF goods. Address MANAGER OF
AGENTS, G39 Exchange Building. Bos-
ton,, Mass. r'- 2ied-3t
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London overcoatings in very desirable

RUDOLPH e WALLACE.
1873 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-06

HADTEs, Chichcstes's English PcnnyroyaI Pills
ei aDIsmoaa Rrsnd are the sEst ssis I!s,s,sie
Chichester Chomicai Co.. Fhilsda., ia.
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JOHN S. ETHERIDGE.7

LIVERY AND BOARDING sTABLEs
BERKELEY. VA. " !
having just completed my nav stable.
corner Chestnut and Pearl street s and
stoesfd me same with some first-ciass
Bsssies, Carriages, Driving Horses, etc. !.
o9L gay or night at rock bottom prices. ~
Norfolk and Portsmouth trade COLLECTED
New Phone No. 8
JOHN s <7ETHERiDGE. Pr5pristcr. \
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-25

The marriage of John ]. Grady, of
William street, to Miss Sabina Null
crone, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Mulcrone, of 1863 Pawnee street,
was celebrated in Holy Rosary church
yesterday morning. The bridal party
entered the church at precisely o'clovk
and marched up the aisle to the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march. At
the altar they were met by Rev. N. j.
McManus, who united the young people
for life.
The bride was attended by her cous-
in, Miss Annie MulcrOne, of Jermyn.
John Mayock. of Pittston. was best
man. The bride wore a dress of figur-
ed broadcloth trimmed with chiffon
and white satin. Her attendant was
dressed in brown serge with chiffon
trimmings. AS the bridal party left
the church Miss Libbie Neary render
ed 30, Promise Me"
They We're driven to the home OF
the bride where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served. Congratulations
and presents were numerous. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady left on the 1.55 Delaware
LackaWanna and Western train fol
New York city and other interesting
points. Both are popular young peo-
pie. They will reside here on their re-
turn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-25

Miss Lizzie Fischer, of Locust street,
and Rudolph c. Schaeffer, of Pittston
avenue, were united in marriage last
night at s o'clock at the home of the
bride. Rev. Andrew Haas, pastor of
st. Pauls church, was the officiating
clergyman. Miss Lena Schaeffer. sis
ter of the groom, was bridesmaid, and
Charles Lewert was groomsman. The
bride was attired in a gown of white
organdie over nile green. Her attend
ant wore organdie over pink.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
which was witnessed by only the near
friends of the contracting couple, a
supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs
Schaeffer left on the midnight train
for New York city to remain sew
eral days. Upon their return they will
| commence housekeeping on Pittston
avenue. Mr.. Schaeffer Is a well and
favorably known young man. He is
proprietor of the White House, and is
financial secretary of the Century Hose
company. The members of the COM
| pany were entertained at his hotel af,
ter the close of their drill practice last
night. Mrs. Schaeffer is an extreme.
| ly popular young lady.