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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
BODFTsH-KIRKHAM
wedding of Prominent Persons in Tus-
 cAlOosa.


 Tuscaloosa, July s.--(speciall-Th . Mss Lizzie Kirkham occurred at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. C. H. KirkhaTn, yesterday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The ceremony was impressively per- formed by Rev. L. O. Dawson in the presence of only relatives and close friends. .... ..ssz.-
 The bride wore a beautiful gown of white chiffon, trimmed with baby Irish lace. and she carried a bouquet of bride roses and ferns. Her uncle. Mir |. T. F. Leach, gave her away and the wedding march was played by her aunt Mrs. Norma Snow.
 The brides grandmother, Mrs. Eliz- abeth Fitts was married in this same room seventy years ago.
 After the ceremony the brides cake c was cut and Miss Emily Leach drew the ring. Miss Nellie Parker the dime Lucia Van Hoose the thimble and the bachelor button went to Miss Hobbs oi New Orleans.
 The bride is the daughter of Mrs c. H. Kirkham, her father having been the late MT. Ernest Klrkham She has been reared here and has many friends and admirers. She Is a very handsome young woman and Is noted for her strength of character and her many deeds of unselfish charity.
 Mir Bodfish has been resident of Tuscaloosa for several years and has won many friends here, He Is a na- tive of Massachusetts and Is connected with the government service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
NERVOUS SUFFERERS
Will De Interested in the Case
 of Mir. Gushing
nss Docsor aave Him No nepe er Get- tins Wen, but the Modern Tonic Trsatment Brought I5eaeAs
 at 0nce.

A remarkable instance of the power of Dr. Wflliarns' Pink Pills in severe nervous diseases Is shown in the case of Mr. Timothy Cushing, an oil-well contractor, of sistersville. West vfr- sinta, where he Is well-known. He tells Of the wonderful benefit he re- ceived as follows:
 Tn the fall Of 1896 I first noticed a drawing Of the muscles above the knees which gradually worked down. ward to the feet. Then I had blfs- tering sensation on the soles Of my feet. This would occur after I had been sitting In chair with the weight of my limbs on my feet On attempt ing to walk if I had had any occasion to make . quick move I would loss all control of my limbs Later I had numbness all over my body. especially in the last three fingers Of each hand and the half of my arms up to my ei- bows. My speech also was affected :. I was practically helpless in bed for perhaps ten days and could not eat without assistance.
 My doctor thought for time that had 2 great many of the symptoms of 'loconotor ataxia and led me to believe that my disease was incurable. He tested my sense of feeling by pricking my leg below the knee with a. needle and 1t would be some time before I could feel the prick. I had difficulty in walking in the dark or with my eyes closed. The doctor finally pronounced my case neuritis. was under his care for perhaps six weeks and. while he did the best he could. he gave me rio hopes of getting we'll.
 'sAdvfsed by nsishbor. I began to take Dr. Williams Pink Hiiis and ao- ficed q change almost immediately. I improved rapidly and could stand on my faet. In a few weks weilsed up town. and continued to take the pills antil was able to so to work all of tn time.
 For further proof of what .Dr. Will Hams Pink pilie have done in such diseases ae nervous prostrAtion. ners vots debility, sciatica, St vitusi dance, nervous headaches. partial paralysis and iocomotor ataxia. send for our booklet, Nervous Disorders" which is free upon request !.
 I,r. wilIiams' Pink Pills are sold by all druggists, or sent, postpaid. on re- 'ceipt Of price, Eoc. per box; six boxes for s3.50, by the Dd. Williams Medi- cine CO.,, schenectady, N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
MIR. JENKINS MAY
 RUN FOR CONGRESS

Mobile. July 2.-(speciai )--sam c. Jenkins. formerly Senator from Wilcox County ana at present Representative from Baldwin County, will in all prob ability be in the race for Congressional honors to succeed the late A. A. Wiley.
 MT, Jenkins was in Mobile today on business and will leave tomorrow for wilcox County. where he will confer with Hon. J. N. Miller. that county's prospective candidate. This conference will be followed by a definite announce ment from one of these two aspirants.
 MT. Jenkins expressed himself as heartily in favor of giving the short term to Capt. O. c. Wiley brother of the late Congressman.
 T think 1t would be a very pretty and gracious compliment to the mem- ory of our distinguished friend as we'll as a reward for the lifelong services to Democracy of the brother" he said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
AN OLD BUILDING
 COLLAPSES IN TUSCALOOSA

Tuscaloosa. July .--(speciai) )--This morning about 10 o'clock dozen peo- pie came near meeting their death when the building occupied by The Tuscaloosa News Company and Crok- ,er.s barber shop, collapsed.
 The building which has stood per- haps half a century is located on Broad Street. three doors from the postoffice. For several years the old building standing next to this one has been con- demned and in tearing away this old trap and excaveting for new building which Is just being begun. too much earth was removed from the founda- ton of the building which collapsed, ,
 The men at work heard the walls as they cracked as well as did MT. Lnss tiks family, who occupied the second and third story ana wfe escaped just in time to save their lives from the de. bris.
 The loss is estimated as ss.eoe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Total this month 0.45 snowfall none.
 Greatest precipitation in 2A hours olS
Averare of this for as years t.lo.

Average of this for as years A.io. Deficiency of this month as compared with average of SC years a. .65.
 Accumulated excess since Jan. l. O.o2.
 WIND.
 Prevailing direction north. total move 5'S: maximum velocity (for five ninutes) 30 miles per hour. from Northwest on 9th.
 WEATHER.
 Number of days. clear II; partly cloudy IA. cloudy 6; on which .o1 inch. or more. of prec'kRsII 'kRsIIssscEf. ANXIOUS PHENOMENA.
 (dates of)
 Auroras. none: halos; solar. none: lunar roy,s. hail none: slAst none; fog none. rhundorstorms 1, 2. 3, (, 5. il. i2. is. 1A. sFrost: light none: heavy none: killing s-Frosts are not recorded after the oe- rFrrance of killing" except in Florida and siong the immediate coast Of the oulf or FRANK P CHAFFEE.
 Section Dirsetor. WeakheF Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
GAMBLING DEVICES
 MUST GO, SAYS LYONS

Mobile, July 2.--(Special )--Slot machines and gambling devices of every kind and character must leave Mobile.
 Sd says Mayor Lyons in an order ad" aresRed to Chief of Police Rondeau khis morning.
 The mayor calls attention to the or- 6snance. prohibiting gambling of all kinds and asks for it's rigid enforce xaent. He lays special stress on the SMnt that in many saloons in the city, ynfniAture wheels of the roulette va' rIetv are In open operation.
 Ar thsse devices were removed as soon ae the order was published.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
INSPECTING BALCONIES. Tragic Death of Child ArDtasSs Mobile 0MaGfaI.


 Mobile. July 2.-~tspecial. l---As a re- suit of the horrible death of little Liz- zie Kirklin, by falling through q faulty balcony on Gevernmant Street. Build- ing inspector Ksarns under orders of Mayor Pat J. Lyons. today began . rigid inspection of all overhead bslco- nies in the city. This Inspection will last several days and in every case where the porches are found to be shaky. or decayed. iri- stant repairs will be ordAred. The remains Of the unfortunate child were shipped today to shipnian, Misss. the home of the father of the child.
 The civil and criminal proceedings against owners of the Potter building. where the accident occurred, have mot as yet been instituted by the attorneys for Kirk1in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
pnIsoNERs TO sPEIGNERs.
nsanaTa Criminals Taken to Pen D
 Agent TFavfa.

Naahffa CrlInlnnls Taken Co Fen bY
 Agent Travis.
 Rnnsfa July 2.-(SpeciaL)--B M. srrnvta. gpeciaI agent of the convict bu- ,aa,, Ieft Mobile today with a number of iong term prisoners for Pratt Mines and speigners.
 Only one white man was among the asraber. Frank Williams, who will ssrvs eight years for grand larceny. ThA others who were taken were; Ben Ts1gxard. Ed snephard. Billy Jones. as- sau1t to murder. four years; Johnnie Mack. assault to murder. eight years; Mose Cole, manslaughter, ten years: Tss Ysafts murder. ten years. Joe sss6fth. assault to murder ten years; vvtilie Jones. assault to murder, fifteen vaars, Johnnie Saltwater, assault to murder. two years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
ENGINEER KILLED.

Several Psssengers Injured In Wreck
 or Texas and Pacific.
 Fl Paso. July 2.--Engineer Joseph Jones was instantly Killed and several passengers Injured. but none seriously in wreck Of the Texas and Pacific east bound train at Midnight. near Bo- racho. f5b miles east of Fl Pasc.
 The train which left Fl Paso at { p. m. Wednesday. ran into q Washout at Boracho while trying to make up lost time. The engine. baggage car. smoker and chair car rolled down af, embankrnent. No Pullman passengers were hurt Fireman Elmer Ellis es- csped by jumping
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
BROUGHT IN FR0M CALVERT. Negroes Accused of Attempting to XIII
 RaeNnkmm.

Mobile. July 2.--(speciai)--Abe Franklin and Gaines Grimm. negroes alleged to be implicated in the attempt John House. 8 negro. at Calvert Tues day night, were brought to the Mobile county jail today and charged with as- sault to murder.
 Three negroes were already in jail on the same charge. IL will be rem. ernbered that 1t was through House that the officers apprAhended a negro desperado, who was In hiding near Call vert several months ago. and it was in revenge for this act. that the attrnpt on his lifc was made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
C5foses Water PianV,

Following the instructions of the Committee or Public Health and on the advice of City Health oficer Goode, Mayor Pat J. Lyons has ordered ths closing down of the auxiliary water plant of the city's water system.
 This order followed report made by a number of people who had been selected by the Mayor. who declared the conditions to be anything but sat- tsfactory. It was also suggested that all fire hydrants be opened in order that the dead end water might be als lowed to flow off.. This was done to- day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Van PeIt Comes for Prope.

Mobile, July Especial )-sherifs Van Pelt of Pensacola reached Mobile today with requisition papers for Frank Prope. the former soldier. want ed in the Florida city for miseegina- ton. There are habeas .: corpus pro- ceedings pending however in the case of Prope and Sheriff Van Pelt will re- main here until these proceedings are decided
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Dr. LoyeIoce Goes to Chicago

Tuscaloosa. uJly 2.-(Speclal )-Dr B. F. Lovelace. the new professor of chemistry at the University. has gone to attend a course of lectures in the University of Chicago before entering upon his duties at the University in Sanfemhar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
MARIMn Nrwa

Port Eads. July 7.--Arrived: Steam ers-Antillss. (Amn), Wodward, New York: origen. (Nor). Wang, Bocas del Toro.
 Sailed: teaners--Maryiands. (Br). Thomas, Bordeaux; HohenfeId, (Ger), Poeteher Hemburg via Newport News; Tapton. (Br), Trattles. Rotterdam. via Norfolk; CorInto, (Nor), Gunderssn, Port Barrios via Belize and Puerto Cortez; Kariba, (Br), Bennett, Tampa; Mae, (Amn), HanshAw, Tampa.
 New Orleans, La, July 2.--Cisared: Steamers--chick hickahorniny, tBr). Clarke, Port Linlon. .r r-.'-ss %s. -.. i -.s.
 Mobile, July 7.--Arrived: steamers--. Colombia. (Nor), Boe, Puerto cortex 473. -i
 Cleared:- steaners-Bodo. tNor), Larsen, Puerto Cortez 3ss Belize, (Nor1 Hansen. Belize, 620.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
PernonaIa of Garland

Garland. July 2.-(Special Miss Grace Grant of Bay Minette Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Glass.
 Otto Presley. chief dispatcher for the New Orleans and Mobile division Louis vile and Nashville. accompanied by his mother, little sister and brother, Elka
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mean of this month for ss years 70 g. Absolute maximum for this month for 3s years 10e.
 Absolute minimum of this month for 3e years ts.
 Average daily deficiency of this month as compared with mean of sS years 70. 3. Accumulated excess since January !. 145. Average daily excess since Jan. l, 0.S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
 BAKER HEADS DAPHNE SCHOOL Young Man Selected by
 the Board. HAS BEEN MOBILE TEACHER Committee Raised to Help Secure
 Faculty. Successor of Dr. Levett As President of the state Normal Institution
 Is Chosen By Unanimous

Mobile. July 2--lSpecial. ),--Professor B. B. Baker. for three years first as- sistant at Barton Academy. Mobile, was today chosen president of the Daphne State Normal College to suc- ceed Dr.. !. A. B, Lovett, resigned.
 The action was taken after the Board of Trustees had been In session from 1 a. rn., to 3 D. n,., and after the application of a half-dozen worthy teachers had been considered.
 The new president is one of the youngest men ever chosen to i'll a po- sition of such responsibility in Ala bama. Professor Baker is only ss years old and nearly half of his life has been spent in teaching. 1t Is un- derstood that. he was the unanimous choice of the Board
 Born in Ohio. he received his coiie- giate education at the Ohio Northern University, where he received his bachelors degree. bedding to devote his life to teaching, he took a coursa in the McPherson Normal school m Kansas. and suceessfuify taught in Ohio. Kansas and Indiana. He came to Mobile four years ago as principal of the Whistler school. where he re- fnained one year. Since that time he has been with the Barton Academy
 He announced ae soon as hs was elected that he would immediately er. UT k1tV LIE WQfA 0h 0dAAAAtA9 0R &tt@ school finalcialiy and edueatioDAlIy.
 Tho meeting today was held in ths ofioe of the Board of Directors Of the Central Trust Company, and In the absence of Governor Conner, Rev. D. A.. PianciE. of. Mobile. presided. All other members of the board were present.
 The qualifications of all applicants were thoroughly discussed and as & result q nominating committee was ap. pointed to report back to the full meeting of the Board after a half hours recess. Professor Baker was the choice of this committee and its report was made unanimous.
 4 committee of II. c. Gunnsls. Super. intendent of Education, Rev. D. A. Planck. and c. B. stApleton. was ape pointed to use pienary powers in con- junction with Professor Baker toward choosing the faculty and fixing the sai~ aries of the teachers.
 The Finance Committee of the Board made report showing that there is a deficit of $1.200 which is covered by . solvent subscription list of $3,00o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
,,.er-carisen wedding.


 xrobi1s. July 3-(Special. )--The r.arffaee of Miss Bertha May Carlson, vnunxest daughter of MT. and Mrs. E x. Carlson. to pr. William K. Riser of Mnltown. Ala. was prettily cel6brafsd this evening at the brides hoine, $50 St. Anthony Street, ct There were no cards and only the irn- mediate family connection, numb berins, in all about twenty-five. were present. rhe house was cnarmingly decorated sn vlits and green. In the hall, sxfrs,s and white carnations were effec- lively used and here. the punch bowl, with it's garland of white carnations and ferns was presided over sy MISS Theresa Hurley Of sssnss . niece of fhS bride.
 The drawing room was all in green, quantities of palms being used. and in \ bower of these graceful plants the bride and groom stood for the cere- many which was performed by Dr. Rush Of the Government Street Meth pdist Church.
 There were no attendants, so that the bridal couple entered together to the xohengrin wedding march. played by Mrs. W. E. Hoyle. sister of the bride. The bride, who is beautiful bru- nette. was lovely In her becoming wedding gown of white chiffon over tai7eka, seni-princess enect, and elab- ornteiy trimmed in lace. She carried bouquet of brides roses and ferns.
 The dining room was also In white and green. The table, with its conter- piece of lace. held also . silver plat ter and fern dish, in which was pro fusion of mafden-hair fern and the cakes and bonbons in white and green added to the pretty effect. Here a two-course supper was served. and many good wishes and congratula- ffons were showered upon the bride and groom.
 pr. Riser is resident phyyician at the City Hospital. and heE and his charming bride will keep house on Hprine rfiIi Avenue. until April l. when they will go to their future home in Ml1ltown, Ala.
 Dfncards.
 The sDiscards are indebted to Miss Noaa Lyons for an unexpected and thoroughly enjoyable meeting at the yacht club this affsrneon. There were two tables of players, the prize Tor each table being two packs of cards After the games. the members and guests enjoyed q launch ride, and those present were Ms. Joseph McPnfllips Miss Heustis, Mf. Julian Walters, MES
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

guests of Mr. and Mrs. James T Grif-
 Garland will cross bats with Ever green here July4. Picnic at Garland 5ufy 1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Judge BEayfeid Improving |.

Tuscaloosa. July 2.--(special. )---rhe condition of Judge J. J. Mayfieid re- mains about the same. He did not rest very well last night. but is resting bet- ter today. His temperature Ia still 100 in the mornings and ie2 in the af- ternoons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Patrick Burke Dead.

Mobile. July 2.--tSpeelai.l--PAtrick Burke. an aged night wAtehman on the water front and one of the best known characters in Mobile died at the City Hospital this morning after a .ahcrt illness.
 The deceased was 7{ years old ana q native of Scotland. He moved Co Mobile early in life and was well known to every mariner entering the port.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Personal Notes .

Buck. Tebbitts, sadier. Adams and Miss Batre.
 Personal Notes.
 Mfr. and Mrs. T. B Morriss and Miss Annie Louise Morriss left today for Suggsville, Ala. where they will spend the summer.
 A party who left town this after noon on Mir. Marshall's yacht Lillian II. for Point Clear. was composed of Mir. and Mrs. D. P. Bestor, Miss Grace Miss Blllups, Mrs. Charles Huger and Mises Meta and Ruth Huser. The Bestors viii spend the summer st hs!r cottage at Point Clear but the rest of the party returned to town this sven- ing.
 Mir. Paul Chaudron left today for Ashevilie. N. G.. where 1t is hoped he will soon regain his health. He was accompanied by his brother. MT. Louis Chaudron.
 Mrs. Lston Heustis and little daugh. ter Rachel. sailed today on the Belize for Honduras.
 Mir. Hunter McDufie, who came for the Bricken- -McDuffie wedding. returned touay 10 1sitoN kAo8os
 cable announces the safe arrival of MT. and Mrs. Burgess and Miss Ethel Burgess i11 Bremen.
 Miss Leila Absrorombis of Pensacola and Miss Cary Hali are visiting Miss Margaret Webb ct Daphne for a few days. M = .t
 Mfr. and Mrs. J. B. Falcho called on the Rio Grande for New York and from there they go to Canada for the summer.
 Miss Lucille Graff of Montgomery il here on a visit to friends.
 Mrs. Catherine Bancroft and the Misses Bancroft have gone to Bilox for the summer.
 Mir. Charles Hall returned yester. day from Asheville, N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Six sfarx Annex.

A. Dacovieh ad Sons. owners of ths St. Andrews' Hotel. on Royal Street, are planning for the erection of s six story addition to their hostelry fn the immediate future. According to their plans the addition will be built next to the new Battle House
 It Is said that the plans have Already been made and bids asked for. The owners today refused to discuss the run4oT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

If You Get Thirsty To-day Ask the soda fount boy for Pep-to-lse. It looks good-tasteg good--ss good. Contains no dope or heart stimulant. Sc. n1-w-Sri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
HUSBAND USES WHIP
THOMAS sToDpARD HAD INsULTED
 MRS. SAWYER.
Alter Being Kseateu the Court Binds pem.meola Man Over to Answer
 a Meat 6eFiaus
 ChMPea.

pensacola. Fla. July 3.--fspecial)--- )--- Given a horse-whipping at the hands oz ghs infuriated husband and then locked in taii on the charge of assault with intent to rape. is the experience of Thomas Stoddard a fisherman en- nloYsd by one ef ths local fiehirg firms.
 The woman In the case is Mrs. Min erva Sawyer She reported to her hus- pAYtd upon the lAtter's arrival home from a sshing trop. that 6toddard had not only insulted her. hut also had at- tempted a more serious crime. The husband aid not think of officers or the law upon hearing this statement from hlg wife. but going to store, ne ourcli ased a rawhtde horse-wiitr, and then began search for the man. Stod- Aard was found on Pa1afox wharf, and although Sawyer is a much smaller and weaker man than Stoddard, he pro- ceeded to give the latter whipping which he will not soon. forget. and was only prevented from continuing it bx ths arrival Of policeman.
 Both were arrested, but when Re- corkasr Johnson heard the case in the police court, he dismissed the husband and sent the intruder to the county courts upon the charge of assault with fntsnt Go rape.
 Thts makes the third person to De placed fin this jail within live days upon this serious charge. the others being two negroes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Nursing Mothers ana Malaria. The old standard GROVES TAsTELESs CHILL TONIC. drives out malaria and and Children. B0c, adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
A Negro Intruder.

Awakening this morning at o'clock bw feeling soma one touching them, fhe two young daughters of H. L. caahnan, residing on North Barcelona street, were surprised to ind burly nsgro standing over their bed. his coat oil, and his sleeves rolled up to his elbows.
 Tor a moment. the young women renfa unable to move. but one with nrssefcs ok mind, and remembering fhaf her father had retired only short tiFne. uttered q scream. The ne- gro dsag but was unable to leave the home by the stairway, so was compen- eA to leap from tn second story win- dow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
NerDs of Mobile Society

Rosa Lyons, Mrs. E. M. Robinson, Mrs. Albert Bush and Mrs. E. D. Bon' durant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
 FOURTH OF JULY RATES VIA SEA- -KanARn AIN | TNEEE n SPT NEr-A N,

BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
 Low rates to all points on the Sea- board. Tickets on sale July 2nd, srd. and 4th, good returning until July Sth. For full information, reservation, etc, call on nearest Seaboard ticket agent. -Adv-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
D. 6. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
 wEATxER BUREAU.

Msnthly Meteorological sumuaarx Station Montgomery. Alabarsa, Msnfh
 June. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
fots--sT'' indicates trace of prscipltation
ATArOspwrRTc PREssrnn
TEMPERATURE.

(Reduced to sea level; inches and i00ths)
 Mean 30. 80: highest 90. 22. date 2s; low est S.S7. date 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03
Thursday Bridge

Thursday Bridge.
 Mrs. Henry Hall. Jr.. was hostess for the Thursday Bridge this after noon and those present were Mesdanes Charles Hall. Rhett Goode. A. q. Hall. Norborne Clarke. Luce. Butt. E. J. Buck. Tebbitts, sadler. AdGms and Miss Batre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Highsst ss. date 2i: lowest ez dats 1s Greatest daily range s7. date Is. Least dal- ly range 14, date 6.
 Man fnr fhis rnnnfh n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mfr. and Mrs. J. B. Falcho called on the Rio Grande for New York and from there they so to Canada for the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Miss Leila Absrerymhis of Pensacola and Miss Cary HaI are visiting Miss Margaret Webb ct Daphne for a few daYA.. ...s. s. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

A cable announces the safe arrival of MT. and Mrs. Brrgesa and Miss Ethel Burgess in Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Personal Notes. Mir. and Mrs. T B. Morriss and Miss Annie Louise Morriss left today for Ala. where they will spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mir. Hunter McDuffie, who came for the Bricken-McDufiie wedding, returned today to River Ridge.