The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
NOTABLE WEDDING
IN PETERSBURG.
Miss lottie X. Johnston and Mr..
Adolph {. HupfeII,
4 WEALTHY NEW YORKER.
The Present from the Groom a Hand
some Residence in Fashionable
Manhattan 80 A Family Sorely
Stricken with Death.
4 WEALTHY NEW YORKER.

PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. l6.--SpeciaL
Mr. Adolph r. Hupfer. the son Of a
wealthy brewer ia New York. was mar
ricd today at tho residence Of Mr.. David
Dunlop. ST.. on Friend street TO Miss
I.ottic X. Johnston. the daughter OF Mrs.
Charles Arthur Johnston. Rev. DR.. J. w.
Rosebro officiating.
The Jefferson Hotel orc aestra played
spproprlate music during the ceremony.
The wedding was very quiet but an
ejeeant marriage dinner was served after
.bc ceremony with about thirty covers.
The bride was great belle and society
fayorite here.
she is a cousin Of Mr.. Asht on Lemoine.
q prominent society young man OF New
york and a niece Of Mr.. John h.
Iemoine. agent OF the Old Dominion
steamship Company here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hupfell. the groom par
.nts. and MIR. and Mrs McMann and
Miss Nellie Hupfell. the last two named
Aeing sisters of the groom, came from
New York to the wedding
II is said that the wedding present from
he groom's father was handsome resi-
aence on west Nintieth street in New
ork city.
The wedding was appointed for Tues
bound and could not reach here until
to-day.
The bridal presents were exceedingly
handsome.
The bridal pair leave tonight for At
Ianta and New Orleans and thence 10
California for two months trip.
HUSTINGS COURT
IN the Hastings Court to-day James
HAYES. colored. for shooting Robert Car
ter was sentenced 10 one year IN the
The case against Robert Carter was
Charles parks. the white man who rob
bed the Sixth District public school, was
sentenced TO six months In jail ana hheu
seward's trunk factory has closed on
account Of the cold and throws 400 hanos
oS The sow.mills OF this section have all
stopped work and 800 hands are thrown
out Of work.
The Ettricks Cotton Mills tried to re-
sumo operations to-day, but were I'M
No mail has been taken from here 10
Dinwfddie Courthouse during this week
The carrier returned to the city to-day
after an unsuccessful attempt TO get
through. -. -
veteran OF the war OF ISL 65. died al his
home. near Erlerslie. in Chesterfield coun-
49,. Yesterday. Mr.. Andrews leaves
widow and seven children.
DEADLY PNEUMONIA.
Miss Viola Chance and her sister. Miss
Alice Chance. died to-day within few
hours OF each other This makes six
deafhs that have occurred in this family
within the past two weeks.
Thev all died Of pneumonia, and there
Is another member of the family now Ill
with it.
Bradley-Wilso
KEYsVILLE. VA. Feb. 15.-speclal.-
Miss Chester Wilson. one Of keysVilles
most ehar5ming yo Sl ,adlSs' t9oddaiy be-
Jackson. y. e.. Ire marriage rite was
soemnized at the residence OF r. =.
Winfree, brother-in-law Of the pride. by
Rufus Bradley, Of the NJ. h. Church
South. brother OF the groom.
The happy couple left on the south
boz nd train for their future nome, IN
Jackson.
Parliamentary
PETERSBURG. VA, Feb 16.-Special.
MIR Andrew Farham and Miss Matte
Wray were quietly married tonight al
the residence of Rev. ]. ID. Hart pastor
OF the Second Baptist church, VINO per-
formed tho ceremony.
Determ ned to Mrrry.
BOYDTON. VAV., Feb. B-Special-
II IS said that love laughs at locks and
sometimes II laughs at cold, snow. ice
and frost This morning about O'Clock
n runaway couple reached here from I.u-
uenburg county, having Travelled be-
tween twenty and twenty 1--WE miles.
having been IN the cold most OF last
night. Their names are Edward Raney
and Miss Hazlewood. They are on their
way 10 oxford. y. c.. and Will take the
mail train this afternoon for Oxford
where they win be made man ana WIFE