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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
4 sroaAe7saownlno.
the Poet Was Just as Wen as Cen
eroun with His servant.


erouH with his servant.
TN certain day Browning met one
Of his servants whose Joy II was to
wait upon him carrying rather heavy
basket ~ grapes aud other fruit on her
arm.
"Oh. Giuseppina." he cried ''let me
help youv' and seized the basket sud.
denly from her hand.
The woman, overwhelmed by such
condescension. protested, "Troppo onore,
signore"
"NonsenseF" said the poet. "You are
always helping me. Won't you allow
me for once TO help your?
Still the woman resisted, saying, 1T
IL not for such as you. o signore."
This was more than he could bear.
"We are all made of the same clay.
Giuseppina." and, gaining his point
for who could withstand his will?-he
held one handle OF the basket until
they reached the palace door.
This same worthy woman is fond OF
relating story of her master which IL
illustrates another side OF his character.
He had paid her weekly account, and
there remained centesimo as change.
The woman showed the little coin. say
ing shyly. II cannot offer this trifle TO
the signore."
Eyes, my good Giuseppina," he said,
taking II from her hand lit is one
thing to be just and another to be gen
erous. You do right 10 return 1t to me"
And not long after this" continues
the woman. he made me such a grand
presentr-Century Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
WAYS OF CATCHING
LuTing Them by scents an
ping Them by "a Bn
Continuance.

Rats are very susceptibl
odor Of certain drugs, and
nary trap set in their
likely TO succeed if dressed
scents, the attractions of
catchers affirm they cam
An example is; Powdered
eight grains; oil Of rho'
drains; oil of aniseed, one q
lavender, one-half dram.
gether in bottle and use a
quantity 10 dress the bal
Baltimore American.
To catch rats cover a co
rel with stiff, stout paper
edge round the barrel. III
so that the rats may have
to the top. Sprinkle chez
or other food for the rats o
for several days, until the
think they have a right to
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
John Tromblay,
City Marsha

We felt very happy. writes X. ~
Bevill Old Town. Va. when Bucklirz
Arnica Salve wholly cured our daugur
of bad case of scald head = Il delights
all who use it for Cuts. Corns, Burm
Bruises, Boils, Ulcers. Eruptions. IN
fallible for Piles Only 25cents q
J. c. Wilkinsons drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
Kccnlnr nln 800.

Cassidy Oi fought be sworc 90
right IrelaL5's wrongs
Casey Thrue Cor Sc. So he did.
Cassidy But he's not on The shtumD
amy more
Casey No He's writn q histhory
as ireland now he Fought thoi the
aisiest way 10 write her wrongs
phIlaleIphIa Record.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07

A piece OF genuine Japanese lacquer
costs che native artist almost lifetime
20 perfect and IS produced by hrn
dreds OF thin coats OF 'acquer laid on
nj considerable intervals 81 time. The
vglne consisting rather IN the labor be.
Md than in the quality OF the ma
tg.ll used First class lacquer work
can scarcely be scratched hy needle
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07

II von have Filney 81 hlnddet Iou.
bic and SO DOT use Folsys Kidney
Care yon vili have only NanfHf to
blame for results SIS if positively 6 RS
ali forms og kidney anal bladder aiseas
es. Fog sale at Coles Pharmacy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
An Expres.I,e pe.t.crlpt.

A curious postscript was once added
to a letter by General Israel Putnam.
A spy named Palmer. sent by Sir Hen.
ry Clinton. the British commander, had
been detected furtiveiy collecting infor-
nation of the force and condition of the
post at Peekskill and had undergone a
military trial. A vessel of war came up
the Hudson In all haste and landed a
flag Of truce at Verplancks point, by
which message was transmitted to
Putnam from Clinton claiming the snm
Palmer as a lieutenant In the British
service Putnam replied
Headquarters. Aug. 7. In
Edward Palmer, an officer In the enc
mys service. was taken as a spy lurking
within our lines. lie has been tried as a
spy ana shall be executed aa a spy, and
the nag Is ordered 20 depart immediately.
Israel. PUTNAM.
+. S-ue has accordingly been executed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07

could you change a ten dollar bin
FOR me- Henry q
Couldn't even change my mind this
uofninE, my dear" New York 1ipes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07

IIewitt--Tyc lost my best friend
Jcwctt why don't you advertise for
it2
Hewitt What do you mean?
1ewetl.-l thought You said you had
lost your pocketbook Smart Set
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
D % Ss IN -

snuiiUN >. On an me mud, arc many OF
the beetle tribe, which thrive in salt
water and hunt up worms. Some of
them can nip sharply If they are an
moved
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07

THE Zion bridge. near sangang. in
China .is the longest In the world, be.
iBN Eperandaa quarier miles from end
ip tud The fe44Mas seventy fegf
AA~lt MAteA,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
ants.

ANTS.
ellis which
often il
are picked
allows by
upon the
! in which
not only
e OF them
Dod; some.
ally those
one kind,
q OF sand.
allied "sea
kind Of a
ly marked
get the re-
he name OF
'eply in the
tile. II IS
Below the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-06-07
Good
Housekeeping

Good Housekeeping treats Of the making
place delight for evey naer Of the family and
in respect differs from any other periodical
magazine Of every lady the land and
the best Of families in cities and
Wen printed edited gets and holds It's
purely the Of its has for its contibu
tors culinary and household topics and pub
fishes serial matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
. SOME LARGE FEES
But The Amherst Court Cuts Them
Down ju Q Half.
(specia. Dispatch 70 The Tiynes.)

LINGf1o CEeI, Va, Nov. 2b--Anotner
step has been taken in the case OF In
diana Fletcher Williams executor VS..
Emma Mccall and others, which involves
the large sums OF money claimed in fees
or another connected With the settle.
ment of litigation over the affairs of the
large estate left by Mrs Williams for
the establishment OF an institution for
girls TO be known rs the Sweet Brlars
Institute. The firm composed of Senator
John w. Daniel and Mr. Fred Harper
claim as their fee the sum of $1,000;
Judge c. J. Campbell. OF Amherst, claims Inns
5000; p. P. Garland OF Amherst. $1,000:
Aubrey E. Strobe. of Lynchb,rs, $40. ga
and Mr.. ]. n Payne. OF Amhersc. also
has not been specified. This makes $4,000
The executor, S. r. Harding. claims five
per cent. on the entire estate. or about
$500, making total Of claims against
the estate OF 5000
Counsel for the Sweet Eriar Institute
are contrasting these claims in the Circuit
Court Of Amherst. and the report OF the
master commissioner Of the court. Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
NEW LIN1KlLNS
Extensive Enterprise Started on Huff.
mars Run, Near Lexington.
speciaI Dispatch to The Times.

tSpeC!Hl 4D1Sp lo iIIeS.)
LEXINGTON. VA, Nov. 26.-Mr. j.
P. Birmingham, of Lexington. has leas-
ed for five years to alessrs. E Dillon
and Co, of Indian Rock. all rights and
privileges to his limestone quarries at
Huffman's Run. below East Lexing on,
on North River. The consideration was
$500 cash and five cents a ton on all rock
auarried. Messrs. Dillon and Co. are
experienced and successful lime men.
and they expect to establish three kiIns
on the Birmingham land. with a capac-
ity of about 500 barrels Of lime per day.
They will employ probably 50 or 50
men.
Mr.. julius Dreher. president OF Roam
oke College, spent several days in Lex
ington as the guest of Rev. D. Thorn
ton Whaling, pastor Of the Lexington
PRESBYTERIAN Church. His visit was made
in order to secure DR. Whaling as orator
for the semi-annual centennial celebra-
ton of Roanoke College, which IS to be
observed during their next
com men cement in June next
Hon II. st. George Tucker and Dr..
W, Spenser Currell Of the chair OF lit
erature at Washington and Lee Uni-
versfty. are at Onancock. va. where on
Friday they will deliver addresses be-
fore the Eastern Shore Educational Con-
ference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
FROM MADISON
Much Building is in Progrs SIS and Car
panters Are scarce.


lspaciaI Dispatch TO The fiuesl
TW4ATANtS MILL. VA, November
a5.--Y yesterday morning a an early hour
tho dwelling occupied bs. sir. Lester.
Biovti. at the pace, took fIle and WAS
burning rapidly. 1t was put out before
very great damage was done.
Mr. U Z. g Marshall has a force Of
carpenters at work. adding several new
rooms to his house here, ard Is making
number OF Improvements on his place.
There is such an amount Of building
going on in this section Just now it IS
hard to find carpenters sufficient to
carry it on. The great demand Tor trem
has advanced the price per day consid-
ciably.
Miss j.. p. Gordon of Boston. Mass.
delivered temperance lecture az
Walkers Church Sunday to quite
large audience in the interest Of the W..
C. =. q She addressed the children here
that night. Much interest was manifest
ed. and a number joined.
a portion of the lower floor in the mill
of Mr.. T. O.. Gllums has given way,
putting into the race below eighty. bar
rels&of -four and lot of meal and bran.
damaging it greatly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27

Cuba, via Palm Beach and Tampa the
Pullman Company giving the use OF a
a reception to- out-of-town guests was
given last night at the home of the
brides parents and this morning the
groom gave a stag breakfast at the
warwick. Among those present. not al
ready named. were Mr.. and Mrs. T..
OtISeefe. j. Lamb O'keefe. Mr.. aild Mrs.
D. J.. O,Neil. parents of the groom; Miss
Margare. O'Neil, ali Of Richmond.
The groom is a popular young Rich
monder. and Is employed rs an account
ant In the Pullman Offices there. His
bride Is one of the most popular of the
Newport News teachers and tue daugh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. j. O'Donnell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
RECORDS BROKEN
T our Million Pounds of Tobacco VIII
B. Sold in Petersburg This Week.

Special Dispatch TO The Timcs)
Il PETERSBURG. VA, November 20
-Four million pounds ofatobacco will be sold
at the warehouses in this city this week.
Sales have been made at but two ware.
houses this week 1t required yesterday
and all of to-day to dispose Of the inn
,.lense quantity of tobacco at the Nir-s
ginia alone Prices are high Some lots
tc-tiay brought so per hundred. whichaiss
The highest price reported from any mar
llet in the State thus far. Farmers are
bringing tobacco to tho city in large
quantities day and night. Not for many.
many years has there been seen such
quantities of tobacco at the warehouses
in Petersburg.
News has been received in this city Of
tie death of Mrs. Clara H Peterson,
which occurred at her home in Surry
COUNTY.
There will be an at Home" at the
Young Mems Christian Association Friday
evening. Basketball will be played and
there will be a photographic concert. vo-
.calssanc instrumental music. and refresh
merits viii be served.
the Etlss' Bazaar is still a candidate
for 4popuar favor. The inclament YEA Their
cut down the attendance last night, btlt#a
big crowd was a the hall tonight There
are many attractions at the bazaar and
pleasant evening is guaranteed 70 all VINO
"a -5 t. - e -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
AMHERST MARRIAGES
Mr.. Rufus G. Tayior, Of Lyncnburg, and
Miss Lott,e A. Martin.
Special Dis,3atcato Ti1e 1-i.nc.

Special Dispatc., TO The Ti,ncs.)
AMHERST. VA, November 26.-Mr..
Rufus Clinton Taylor. of the firm of
o w. 3. TAYLOR & Sons, of Lynch
fsirg. was married to-day at noon near
Gibbsviile. ii, this county. to Miss I>ottie
Almond Martin. daughter of Rev. and
Mrs John ". Martin. The ceremony was
performed at the home OF the bride by
her father.
The bride is a popular and accom-
riished young lady, who is widely known.
and the groom is a rising business man
us the city of Lynchburg. The newly
Welded #courie. after returning from IN
eat tened b idal tour, viii CAFE IN Linen
burg.
On the edge of#the village there We're
two other marriages celebrated torday.2
OF the public school at the courthouse.
Miss Ida Bell Carter, hszpopuiar teacher
beam the bride of Nh. George Mcera W
end Mr. Charles Edward By Garter was
married to Miss Birdie Fannie Anderson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
Miss Annie Stewart Mosby the.
Bride of Mr.. j. w. Hurt.
NIANYDIsTlRGUlsHED GUESTS.
The Bride is the Niece OF Col. John s
Mosby. the Vel Kncwn Cortede-
raie teader-St JOINS Church
Scene az LONELINESS,
Scene OF Loneliness.
1snenial nisnaton to The Times


BEDFORD CITY. VA, NOV. 2s.-aliss
Anne stewart Musty and Mr.. john
Winston Hart were married al 3 O'Clock
This evening, at ST. John 5 Episcopal
Church by the rector. Key Dailas
Tucker.
The church was Beautifully decorated
with palms and growing plans arranged
/ against a background OF white.
The bridal party esltered to the strains
Of the wedding march from loheneii!l.
First Misses Eliza Mosby and Ann e
John Scruggs. in white organds. adj
vauced down the center aisle and re-
moving the white ribbons. took their
position until the bridal parry had passed.
Next the 8ushers.9 Mcssrs. IIaI Il. MosbY,
brother of the bride. S. w. Clark. c.
T. Hagan. and C.. w Thomas. IEen
Entered the attendants the bridesmaids.
In exquisite gowns OF white oiSandy
carrying bouquets OF white chlysanthe-
NUNS and ferns. being Misses Mary
Scruggs, Alberta Williams, of Richmond:
N:Ibefnina London. of Roanoke: Louise
Qna,les. Katharine Parr. Lena and
Mary 1iuit. sisters OF the groom. and
Henrietta Quinby. The grooinsmen. In
full evening dress. were Ness s. Wal er
c.. Hurt. of Dany lie, brother OF the
groom: Irvine London. Of Roanoke, John
NJ Russell OF the University of Virginia;
c.. a.. Sh.pmap. James T.. Bianure,
James R Guy. Jr,, and Robert MoSpE-.
t,rotholsof the bride. Little Mary Lon@se.
Carpenter. bore the ring in silver
basket.
Miss Virginia Aiosby sister Of the
bride. as maid OF honor entered alone
and was beautiful in white organdy.
She carried white ehlEsanihemuDls ard
ferns The bride, in an elegant creation
OF French swiss. the bridal veil caught
with white vioiets and bearing br de
roses. entered with her father. MI VII
liam IL Mostly, and was met by the
groom who came in from the vcstry
room with his brother, MIR William P.#
Hurt During the ceremony 20 Prom sc
Me- noatcd softly flom the organ, while.
Mendelssohn was played as the recess
sionai.
Al the home OF the bride n reception
was held from 40 TO II and may
friends Mere present The decorations
were elaborate ana tasteful
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurt left on the j o'clock
train for. q Northern tour
Mrs. Hurt is a daughter If Mr.. William
IA alosty. I,esttnastp, Of Bedford Ci,v,
md a niece Of Colonel John s Nosy,
tie noted. Confederate Mt i4ntt Is a
1nenlher Of tIt iitin Of N. z. Hurt and
Go. prosperous totaccnrists.
Among the guest present from a dis
tanee were General Stth lsol ing. 1t
Petersburg: Hon Tarke Agnew. Of Alex.
andria iion Margan Treat, OF Rich
naotd. Mr.. Champ Barksdale. of Dan
vile. Hon. j. Hampton linGe Mrs.
Sterling London, Misses London of
Roanoke; Mr.. c.. *. Nelson. Misses Sal
lie Campbell and Fannie Cheatwood. of
Ilyiichburg; Mr.. r . G. Wilson. If Roam.
oke. Mi,. A. NJ. II sgins. Of Indiana. and
Colonel ID. a. Baraackman OF Twin
Lakes, Colorado.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
MANY SETTLERS
FROM NORTHWEST
Sale of a Fine Rappahannoc1
Valley Farm.
SOME ANTHRACITE RECEIVED
Church and Q her Entertainments in
Fredercssburs--MiId Geese and
Ducks;n L1rge Numbers Feed
ing in the Marshes.
.s0ME ANTHRACITE RECEIVED

tspeciaf nispatch u ?-hc rrm4,.l

F'REDERICksBGRG, VA. November
26.-Alr. Henry Gordon has sold his I'm,
farm a few miles below this CITY. +, car
oliae county, to NJ. o 2. Griffin. of
Iowa. who will nlo.e here wish hi.
family and take charge of shs. nroperrv
on January /, 1868. and rnakett his home
This is; one fthe best located farms II,
the r. ppaharnock Valley. Mr.. Griffin
will receive a warm welcome sstnti sec
ton A number of other gentlemen from i
sthe Northwest have moved To iris part
o. Virginia in recent years. lavfae pJtr-
chased property which they made taeir
homes and wonderfully improved. Many
CT them arc now a,nonS our most tFas- S
uabs. citiZen-.
Another car load of anthracite coal
has beer received here BY lfessr-.
Charles Wallace & Bros. making Tho
fourth shipment they have received since
the Goa. strike ert!ef. These gentlemen
have been selling this coal in lots ot
half a ton a so per ton. and it has been
eagerly bought by our citizens Alfsof# the
dealers here expect to recetVe shipment,
III {! few days.
5lr George \ Mills, superintendent OF
the Peoples Mission. has received Il
check for 4 liberal sum from ifessr,.
Roberts Bros. of Baltimore. who oper-
ated a successful canning factory here
during the summer. The money + To- he
added TO the fund for hyIilctire. thu new
house OF worship for the mission which
il now nearly completed.
The ladies' OF Trinity Episconal Church
gave ar entet taiameat Yesterday. last
night, to-day and closing t1eniEft. intha
rooms OF the old AlhaInbra Hotel which
PROVED. to he q great success In afdi-
ton to the number ~ pleasing features
which amused and entertained atII callers.
dinners and stlppers were served and re-
freshments at al hours y large sum
was realized
Another erioyable. occasion vas the So
ciable gfeen ~ the Young Pe8p!es
Union at the Eartisr Church. the pro-
gra rnne for which included literary and
musical features. and was highly enjoy
ed BY the immense audience which
corwded the large auditorium Of tho
church At tbs confusion Of the nro-
s,rarnrY1es refreshments were servee' free
to e.:srv one There Wa no admission
charged the occasion .teirr entirely so-9s
ciaI. designed 70 bring Together the mann
hers % the cIuirrh and congregation for
al evening nt pleasure.
Wild gaesa and ducks III large nuns
hers flre been feedirs or the marshes
ana lowlantls along TIE Rapptfafnnaek
and Potomac Rivers for he past two
week..
Arr. a. f. chewaias of saaszsFvanis.
county has scns 70 ORANGE Courthouse +
tn engage IN httsiIssS With hiF HEfa5 Ter
there. and make thaS place his har1s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
FORMAL DEDICATION
E!ks Viii Gather in Large Numbers to
Sc. Nav Home

+ Z NJ s
LYNcHBIRG. VA. Nov 26- Mr..
Meade d. Detwiler, of Harriso.fg. Pa.
past-grand exalted ruler OF the Etks. ar
rived III the city last night and left TINS
morning for Bedford City, where he VIII
inspect the work that has been done on
the Hotel Bedford property, which was
recently purchased by the Eiks OF the
country for IA national home for aged and
INDECENT meinberS of the order. is ex-
pected that the Improvements will be
completed some time early next year.
possibly. about the middle OF January or
the first of February.
The programme that Eas been suggest
ed for the formal dedication will include
addresses. by prominent siks from all
probability. the Governor. Senator Daniel
and others. Special trains Will be run
from Norfolk. Richmond an. eslies points
W It Is sSpse5sd 5hat t IsSsaa s
Deputy Sheriff CIV. Reufrowt Of Wise
county. arrived here with thres prison.
ers. wiaorn he placed II the city jan for
names as Enoch Wright. Robert Muilens
and Eve Hobson.H and stated tha.. they
were charged with the murder OF John
Matthews. of the Wise County Court.
who thought there was a probability OF
an attempt by friends of the prisoners
to release them We're sent mere until
after being indicted by the grand jury
OF. until further order OF the court Ehe
officer who accompanied the men stated
that it was charged that these three
men were trying, TO steal the chickens @
John Say'lor when he heard them and
going out to see. what was troubling MS
fowls was shot by the prisoners.
The Botetourt Artillery Monument at
Buchanan will be unveiled to-rlCrroiT
Thanksgiving Day. 1t is expected that
a large crowd will be present. Major
Johnston father OF Miss Mary John
ston the eminent authoress. will make
an address on the occasion. The chief
orator will be Major William a. Antier-
son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
BOUGHT BY MOORE
MIR Henry Fairf9x Sells His Chestnut
Coi:. Fl ry Dare.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Tfneso

LEEsBURG. VA. Nov. 2s.-Fiery
Lane. owned by Mr. Henry Fairfax. and
.brec at Aide. sire. the imported Danes
foot. out of the old imported mare Go.
now IN her 18th year of age. was sold
70 III. Hobert Moore, of Chicago at
tie .Sew York Horse Show last week.
The cot IS black chestnut with three
White legs and white slip face. He
weighed 1870 pounds and was Is hands
md 3 inches h gh.
The price received was large and with
this sale the produce of this mare since
1889 has brought in to Mr.. Fairfax the
st,ln Of sci. $50.
Mr.. Moore was the nest successful eS-@
hibtor at the show and pu-chas d
tt,s hose, Fiery Dane. to display with
his exhinit. This s an il!ustsa ION OF
what value a good brood mare is to
tanners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
THREE GIRLS ALARMED
\ Negro Man Had Broken Into Their
Especial Dispatch TO 'rhe rimeso

F.aF.I!VtTsl.l.s Va. November 26.-
A great deal of excitement was occa-
Stoned nere ti.is morning when the news
spread fast that an unknown par y,
supposed to be q negro, senteredstsl home
Old. V. f<.ce. q "aii-iluown citizen OF
F'arInville. between the hours OF and
9 O'Clock tbs morning. The weuld-be.
brute entered at the window. landing in
a room where three of Mr.. RIce's dauGh-
ters and young lady named Miss Web
ster We're sleeping
Miss May Rice made the discovery
that some one was in the room and
screamed for help. This created 4 panic
among the rest of the yong ladies. In
the meantime Miss May caught tie hrEtte.
around the neck. but was unable to ho'd
him until the head of the haus- could
arrive. He Went out Of the window he
came in, but in making his esca.pe the
window fell on him, delaying his de
#rarture for a short while. but not long
CROUCH for any one to set hosd of h N
again.
II is not believed that the man intend
ed to make an assault but his object
was robbery. Every possible effo is
being made to apprehend the guilty
party. but as yet there is no clue as
TO wio he is. a bloodhound. which was
recently purchased by the county has
been put on the tracks of the negro,
which are very pia n for some distance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-27
O'lsLlL |, ~ O.sNELL
Pullman Companys Wedding Git a

'a!ynan Gofnpdisyso 4sselussiS SSi. '1 n 9
Specla, Car 10 Elcri-a.
especial laispatct 10 The llmes@
NEWPORT MEMS, Ma. Nov. 2o.---At
o clock this afternoon at St Nincents
Ca,hoiIc ,harcti. Rev. Father Nilsson Of
Tciating Mr.. David Iu.cron O ei., OF
X chinond. and Miss Nel!1e o'Donneil. OF
this city. We're marriea in the presence
OF a large number of friends. Mss An
use Louise o. Donneil. sis er OF the bride,
was maid OF honor. Other bridesmaids
were NJ IS Elizabeth Q Neil, sister of the
groom: Miss Irene Byrne. Miss Theiesa
Donahoe and Miss Mary Otis, al; OF
Richmond The best man was Mr. Paul
j. Taggart, of Wilmington, Del. NIcsSrs.g
Thomas B. Bylge and Gregory Fowler.
OF Richmond; Otis Morrisctte and James
b. Mackin. OF this city. We're The nsae:s-
The br dc was beco,ningly affixed in
blue 1aiioI-nlade gown and carried bride s
roses Her maids costume was Of crepe
dc chine OYER pale blue taffe.a. She
carried chrysan,he,nn.ns The church
MAS decorated with chrysantheInums and
poticd plants.
The couple left on bridal trip to