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A Small Fire il in Five-ard.Ten Store.
Stone Cutter Fined for Driving His
Fellow-Workman from the
Quarry With Rocks.
DECORATIONS. WHITE AN D GREEN

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PETEFSBURG, VA, Nov. G.--The most
brilliant wedding Of this season was that
of Mr. Wflltam III. Cooper and Miss Cain
ernie May Pcrcivall, which took place
at Iabb-Strect Presbyterian Church at
Q clock this evening, the Rev. j. w.
Rosebro, Of Fredericksburg. officiating.
The church decorations were white ana
green, with; lighted candles interspersed
among the palms and flowers. Miss I1al-
lie Baiey,aa little niece Of the groom,
md Miss Ruth Perciyall, youngest s,:,-
ter OF the bride, were the flower girls.
The bridal party was led by Miss Mar
tina Russell Collier, followed by Miss no
bert Gill, This bridesmaids entered by
twos in single file, followed by the ushsrs
IN couples. The bridesmaids were Misses
Martha Collier, Roberta Gill, Minnie
Holden, Anne Gill, Annie Wilson, Ophe-
| LA Prrcivall, Leiper .Venahle Matte Wat
son, Bessie 5Venable, and Mary Beasley.
Inc ushers 4Were Messrn f. P. GOODWIN.
Ned Spotswood, James Waddell, Spoonc:'
Epes, EdnaunGs, of Washington; Hugh
Percivall, Walter Scott, Richard Perci-
; vail. j. T.. Holden, Robert Watson, VIII
liam Spotswood, and Henry PliImmer.
Mrs e. 2. Goodwin, a. sister of the bride,
was matrcn of honor.
~ 1.-THE BRIDE.
The bride entered with her father, Mr.
). j. PcrciTall, and was met at this altar
by the groom, attended by Mr.. John
Jones. of Petersburg, as best man. The
bridesmaids wore cream mousselinc de
sole over cream silk and carried Amtri-
can Beauty roses. The matron of honor
wore renaissance lace over white satin
and carried American Beauty roses. The
brides gown WAS of renaissance lace over
white satin and she carriedSa shower Dou-
fuet OF lilies OF the valley. The. groom
IS q prominent young man. a lumber
5deaierSfia this city The bride is the
Charming daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs T.
J. aPercivali.ie After the wedding a grand
reception was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs.nPercivall on Washin gton Street
and moro than four hundred guests at
tended The punch bowl was presieeu
over by Nesdames Preston fsstRoper and
Samuel Wilson. ae ts.E
OIjT-OF-TOWNs GUESTS.
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Mt and Nrs.sANilliam sBeasey, of Lynch-
burg; Miss Edmunds, Of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. George West, of Richmond; Mrs
White. aofEsNew York; Mrs. Clara A.
Whyte, rtof. 0Rhiladeloliia:: Mr.. and Mrs
Bailey. of Emporia: Miss Annie Cooper,
Of Empcria; Miss. sWhi t. head, OF Mash
5ington; DR., and Mrs, Rosehro. of Fred
ericksburgi
Regular Business was transacted by the
Executive Committee of the. Central State
Hospital. All the members were present
They are: Julius Straus. of Richmond:
r. B. Cooke. Of Norfolk and Robert. Eli,
liam. of this city =
The commissioners Of election Will meet
in the office Of Clerk of Courts Gillian
tomorrow morning: to canvass the re-
turns of the election held yesterday.
gt FIRE IN STORE.
81: The stock of goods in the five and ten
cent store conducted by Mr.. F. H. Wright.
Of this city, was damaged; by water and
smoke -asss, the result of a hre3 which DC
Cured this morning. The loss is small
and is covered by insurancea.S
Beginning December list a mission will
be held at ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
for a week. Father O'Farrell has Sc
cured the services of two Paulist Fathers
of New York, who will preach during the
mission.
Antonio Eezbett. a stonecutter at the
uuarries iii Dnwiddie. was fined s11 to-
day by Justice Gerow for throwing rocks
at several workmenf and driving them
from the quarry. nv
Esther a sacred cantata, will be sung
by. the Epworth Lea gus chorus to-nor-
row night Besides fourteen solosts there
is a chorus of nearly one hundred voices,
about. half Iof whom are. children