Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-11
Elegant Wedding Of Miss CabeIl
and Mr.. Moore.
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Richmond. Va, Jan. 1O.-Miss Flor
ence Darlington CabeIl and Mr.. Will
liam Everett Moore were married to-
night ut St james Episcopal Church
in the presence of a large and fash
1onable congregation. The officiating
clergyman was Right Rev. Robert ~
Gibson. Bishop Conductor of Virginia.
The church was beautifully decorated
in palms and growing plants. while
banks Of American Beauty roses filled
the air with fragrance.
The bride was attircd in an imported
gown Of white satin Duchess, with
point lace and ACCORDION pleatings of
Chiffon. Her veil was caught with n
diamond sunburst, given by the groom,
and she carried shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Della Patteson Tomplsins, the
maid of honor. wore white organdy
over white taffeta, and carried Ameri-
can Beauty roses, tied with satin rib
bons. The best man was Mr.. William
EycrS Sloane, of Rochester, N. Y, and
the ushers were Hon. James Aston
Cabell DR.. Charles Venable CARING
ton. MIR. Henry Landon Cabell, cousins
of the bride, and Mr.. Charles Pattcr-
son Cardwell.
The bride is the beautiful and attrac-
live daughter OF the late DR.. John
Grattan Cabell and Mrs. Agnes Coles
Cabell, and grand daughter of Judge
William III. Cabcll, former Governor of
Virginia, and Colonel Robert Gamble.
Tor whom CANDLES Hill was namcd.
Mr.. Moore is n son of Robert Moore.
OF Rochester. and is a member OF the
New York State Bankers Association.
and is exceedingly popular in business
and social circles of his city.
Miss Cabcll has spent the last two
years In travel, and returned TO her
old home to be married
Among the guests from a-distancc
were Mrs. Robert Moore, Miss Mary
Louise Moore and Mr.. William Eyers
Sloane. OF Rochester, and Mr. Walter
Coles Cabel, OF New York
Mr.. T. j. Parrish, of 2l03 East Mar
shall street was quite painfully in
jured about s o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Parrish is n levernlan of the Ches-
nneake and Ohio railway. He was
Walking across the trestle al the foot
OF Fourteenth stree. this morning when
he lost his balance and fell thirty feet.
olghtins on his head. The skin on his
head was badly cut but curious to
say, his skull was not fractured by tho
fall.
The Golden Belt Manufacturing Com
pany, of Newark, N. T., has brought
action against the following persons.
trading under the firm name OF tho
Millhiser Manufacturing Company.
Gustavns Millhiser, Emanuel Mlllhiser.
Clarence Millhiscr and Sampson IIirsh.
alleging infringement OF patent.
The Dill filed In the clerks office Of
the United States Circuit Court Of the
Eastern District of Virginia states
that the complainant had secured tho
patented invention of ono w. II. Kerr.
an apparatus for tho manufac turn of
bags. but that the Mlllhiser ATannfac-
turing Company made use of certain
methods, Infringing on the patent of
the complainant. The complainant asks
that q perpetual injunction be granted
against the local company and that
damages sustained by the complainant
be assessed under The direction of the
court and increased three times rs n
penalty for the Infringement
In the Virginia Supreme Court to- day
the following cases were considered.
Tabb and ais. VS. Commonwealth
Argued by II. r. Pollard and A. ].
Montague for appelees. and II. w.
Christian for appellants. and submit
ted.
Brown vs. Commonwealth. Submitted
on briefs.
The next cases to be called are Flor
ence, trustee, VS.. Mortcn and ais. Reed
VS. Commonwealth. and Henderson VS.
Commonwealth.
Commissioner Kolncr. of the state
Roard of Agriculture. has Just issued
his annual report. The report is n most
valuable and comprehensive review OF
the work of the department. and manv
articles of great value to farmers and
others arc continued within its EOS
pages.
The report will be sent to any one de-
string It,
Mr. w. S. Morris. superintendent OF
motive power of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. has returned from his
trip to the East. The contract for thr
new steamer TO ply between Newport
News and Norfolk was not awarded as
had been expected and no action was
taken. AS it is the matter remains In
statu quo, and definite action will not
likely be taken for some time
PERSONAL
Judge Edmund Waddll. Jr.. left fol
Charles City county to-day. Judge
Waddill will return to this city and
may announce his decision In the Sea-
board matter.
PETERSBURG.