Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-04
lTRIccs REFUSE ORDER
omciate a. Mngnincan,
Double wedding-s In Rn,-
simore-A Special Grand Jury to
Fry Assault case-Ailon & ainter
Girls ON strike Col. Brady RE-
ported Botter.


pletion. Since the publication of Mr.
Ryan's reply to President Williams tel
4 egram, matters have remained in statu
quo and every one is on the qui-vive for
Mr.. Williams answer, which, 1t Is UNI
\ derstood, Will be shortly Forthcoming,
I and will answer in detail Mr.. Ryans
charges, and will not only refute them.
but put before the public some new fea-
z lures.
President Williams is not in this city
ut present, but Is expected to return
q within q day or SO.
The Algomn Central Railway Com
4 pany photographed here to-day to the
: William r. 2Trigg Shipbuilding Com
. pany. to know IL they could build two
first class freight and passenger steam
ers to run on the lake.
This noted railway company runs
through Suite ste Marie and makes
connections along the lake.
They wanted the steamers built at
once and gave only n short time in
which to build them.
d Owing to the immense amount OF
4 work, (which the TrigS Company is now
doing in the way of building n cruiser,
torpedo boats, torpedo-boat ,destroyers,
Is a missionary boat and other craft, tho
company declined to consider the offer
Il 10 .Dullu the steamers. +.ti.
One of the most lagnificent weddings
q ever witnessed In this city took place
4 this evening ut the Temple Beth Ahaba,
when Misses Stella and Florence Myers,
3 daughters of MIR. Fred S. Myers, be-
came the brides of Frank S. Loeb, Of
I Pittsburg. and Joseph B. Hecht, of New
4 York. resp ectively.
a special decorator was employed
and his work was most magnificent,
a n n fHa
ers in the most charming designs.
There were twelve bridesmaids, each
i dressed in white point d'esprlt over
:; green taffeta, and carrying white car
& nations and asparagus ferns The
maids of honor Wore white mousseline
Z over white tnffeta, and carried white
Is carnations.
inswhite satin and point lace, and car
ried bouquets of lilies of the valley and
orchids.
Miss Stella Myers. Immediately pre-
cedcd by her maid OF honor, Miss Fan
mic Edcl. OF San Francisco entered,
s leaning on the arm OF her fnthcr. and
\. Miss Florence Myers, preceded by Miss
fB l;.l0l.l 'Hecht, Of Norfolk, was accom-
Y panied by her UNCLE Mr.. Herman
Myers. Mayor of Savannah. They were
81 met at the altar by the grooms and
their best men, Mr.. Falk, OF Pittsburg.
and Mr.. Samuel Camp, or Chicago.
i The bridesmaids were Misses Saddle
Whitlock, Miriam Rosenheim Mabel
Syele, Corinne Stratus. Sadie Thalhimer.
! Rita Meyers, Irma and Corinnc Rosen-
s baum, Emily Rhab, Amelia Kahnweil
IF sr. Maud Heeht, Of Norfolk: Irene
s Bnchenheimer. Columbia, Pa. and
Messrs. Nose Rose, M. M. Marcuse. Ell
lis Hutzler. Albert Lang, NJ. M. Nit
3 tledorfer, Henry Straus, Charleston.
w. Va: Milton Blum. Philadelphia;
4 Morris Hirshler, Norfolk; Howard
Carder, Huntington. w. Va; M. Shot
ty. P!ttsburg; Edward Camp. New
~ ork; M. Loewensten, Charleston, w.
va, and Leon ITirsh, York, Pa. acted
I as ushers.
The master of ceremonies was Mr..
Henry S. 1Iutzler. of this city
Among the guests from distance
were Mr.. Herman Myers, Savannah:
4 Mr.. Sligo Myers, New York; Mr. and
Mrs, j. Hecht, Norfolk; Mr.. e. E. Ell
fenheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Etten-
he1mer. Rochester. N. T.; Mr.. William
Loeb. Providence, r. l.; Senator and
MRS. John w. Daniel, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Jessel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirsh. York, Pa: Mr.. e. Camp, New
y York; Mr.. Charles Guggenhemer, New
York; Mr. and Mrs, Lowenberg, and
4 Ih ana Mrs. Camp, of Norfolk.
h1r. IL. ]. Bradley this morning re-
II ceived this short but significant teIc-
& gram from Baltimore: 1--WE were mar
ried at II O'clock, New York, Friday
Il morning" The telegram was signed
. by James McGraw, Jr., and told of his
i marriage to Miss Bessie b. Bradley,
Il the pretty sixteen-year- old daughter OF
Officer. T.. j. Bradley, of the Richmond
as police force.
sSss The affair was not an elopement, but
scame suddenly on their friends in
y Richmond. The young couple were en-
II Gagged and went to Baltimore yesterday
8to visit on aunt of the bride, and when
they reached there decided to join
hands for life.
;fs The groom Is a son of Mr.. James Nc
~ GraW, O prominent hardware merchant
sNo Of this city. AS Indicated In the tcle-
81 gram,sthe young couple will spend some
d days IN New York before returning
B home.
commonwealth Attorney Cogb H. of
g gCieS terfeld county, was in tbs city to-
re lay In reference to the ALLEGED case of
81 assnulti made in the county Monday. he
n was In conference with Judge Clopton.
"a who spresides over the Chesterfield
Bounty Court, though he has his home
III, this city.
sS determina Ion to have q speedy trial or
Il the accused |; David Perkins. 1t was ar
3 ranged that a special grand Jury shall
DO summoned to convene Monday next