Miss Miel? the Bride of Cle?
ment Holt Hudson..
EVENT OF INTEREST SOCIALLY
Large Crowd of Friends of Popular
Young Couple Gathered at St.
Paul's to Witness Ceremony?Con
federat? Organization Attends.
Miss Ellen Eldridge Michaux,
daughter of the late Miller Woodson
and Nannie Kenn Michaux, of. Pow
hatan county, and Mr. Clement Hull
Hudson, sou of Mrs. Anne
Bowman Hudson of this city
arid the late .fudge Isaac Hud
sou, were married ai St. Paul'8
Episcopal i church last night at "
o'clock. Rev. A. O. Sykes, rector cfj
St. Paul's performed ? tie Impressive
and .beautiful ceremony,
'The church was tastefully decorat?
ed in white and green palm ferns,
snowballs and roses.
The vested choir entered the
church singing the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin. The singers were
followed by the ushers. Messrs. Johiij
Ccttrell, Walter Hoover. William
Shumate and Rayntond*Hudson, of
this city, and Messrs. Edward Mer
Till and Clarence England, of L'gae
W. Va. Then came the bridesmaid;.
Misses Anne Hudson, Bessie Payne.
Claudia Perkins and Annie Hamilton,
of this city. Miss Martina Ragland.
of Cincinnati and Miss Sadie De Jar
nette of Richmond. The mai ls wore
white chiffon with lace trimmings
and carried large bouquets of carna?
tions and ferns.
Little Miss Mildred Michaux and
Master Clarence Ashby were ribbon
bearers. I
The maid of honor. Mis.? Mary
Neville Michaux. of Powhntau county
entered alone, wearing a lovely crea?
tion of whits mull und laee and car
rying bride's roses..
The bride, wearing a handsoma
gewn of white liberty satin, trimmed
in real Spanish lace and made prin?
cess, entered the church lemming
upon the arm of her brother, "Mr.
William Julian Michaux, of this city.
Her veil was caught with u diamond
sunburst, the groom s wedding gift,
and she carried a white ivory prayer
bcok.
With the groom was his brother.
Mr. John Hudson, of Logan, who was
best man.
During the ceremony "Call Me
Thine Own" was shortly played by
the organist, Mr. McNlchulls. and the
bridal party, left the church to the
strains of Mendlessohn'a wedding
march.
The church was filled with friends
of the young couple. Magrudor
Camp, Confederate Veterans, and
John W. Daniel Chapter, Daughters
of Confederacy attended In a body anil
sent handsome presents. Among
the presents were many very band
some ones.
After the ceremony the bride and
groom drove to pier A, where they
boarded the Old Dominion steamer
for Richmond. The wedding tour
will include visits to Washington,
Baltimore and other citlej. |
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson will make
their home in Logan, W. Va.. where
Mr. Hut)son is a leading attorney.
Among the out-of-town guests who
attended the wedding were Mrs. Car*
ter Flcklin, cf New York, and Rev.
R. B. Hudson, of Bland county, a
brother of the groom.
Mr. M'illard Saunders, a student it
tho University College of Medicine,
Richmond, arrived in this city yes?
terday to spend his summer vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M.
Saunders on Thirty-third street.
Mr. Robert A. Davis, a student at
the University College of "Medicine,
at Richmond, arrived In this ciW'j
yesterday morning to spend a few I
days with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R Lee Davis, on Thirty-fourth .street.
> _
Miss Adlne Turner, of Nashville.
Tenn., arrived in the city yesterday
to be the "tuest of her-sister, Mrs.
James E. Abbe, Jr.
A reception was held la3t evening
at the home of Miss Lottie M. Gid
dtngs. .241 Twenty-eighth street,, who
will be married today at her home to
Mr. J. T. Mills. Jr.. by Rev. Mr.
Jlnnett, of the Disciples' church.
About fifty guests were present. Mr.
Mills is connected with the Fulness,
Withy & Co.'s office, hero.
Officer Fisher Out.
Police Officer Fisher was out yes?
terday for the first time alter an Ill?
ness of about ten days. The officer
-tvlll be able to return to duty today.
K?dern Mctliodn In CaHlrntlnB tb?.
Gold of tlie Orchard.
You are certnluly entitled to Iookj
through that wire fence nud sec oll thatj
constitutes U? orange orchard. Tberej
nre 200 round bended trees, about
twelve feet In diameter. The fruit
looks Immensely ns If It had been arti?
ficially put lu place. Really those
would pass for 200 Christmas trees.
Does nature do tills sort of work any?
where else? You forget the cherry trees
hi your northern orchard. You hnve be?
come so familiar with the scarlet glob?
ules thnt hang nil over those trees,
with orioles and robins shouting np-,
provnl, and tanngers with Indigo birds
sitting In the apple tree overhead, thnt
you cannot fully see and nppreclnto the
chnrm. Rut you certainly have not for?
gotten the glory of a Mclntosh red ap-,
pie tree in October or Indeed a wholei
orchard of ripe Northern Spies, Spltzon
burgs and Kings. Yet the orange has a
glory nil its own. it Is the gold of the
orchard. Yon thought the trees grew In
groves, "but here they nre In long. reg-j
nlnr rows." Thnt was n word borrow?
ed from the wild oranges that In Spnn
iBh days enme up where (hey might
nnd were seldom transplanted. They,
grew us those wild persimmons grow
St the edge of the orchard or as pines
nnd maples grow. Rut your modern
orange trees nre grown lu long rows to
be cultivated with plows nnd horses
The real orange tree should stand
nhout twenty-five nr thirty feet high,
with n trunk of five or six Inches. Its
foliage Is dense nnd a rich green, ft Is
a grand tree to sit beneath at midday
nnd drink the juices of the fruit Instead
of water?It Is distilled perfectly. But
these trees nre round nnd low bended,
nnd one must stoap to get bencntb
thoni. They are made of the grafter
shoots thnt came up around the oirl
trees after the freeze. They are raoro
convenient to spray, to protect from
the blizzard, while the fruit Is mnw
easily gathered. Yon can walk nil
ohont that orchard nnd reach hnlf th?
fruit without n ladder. It In n good Il?
lustration of how good sometimes
comes nut of evil.
"Different shapes!" -To he butt-.
There nre quite ns many varieties of
orange* In this orchard ns there nre of
npples or plums In most of your north?
ern orchards llftcen or twenty, at
least. The grower knows them nil by
nnme nnd can tell them nil by the
shape nnd the quality. He does not ro
nt random nnd pick any flue big ornngo
for his own eating, hut lie takes ht#
selection -the King, or the ITomosnr.n,
or the Jaffa, or the Ruby, or Parson
Brown, or Satsnmn. or posslbry tha
tangerine. He nils his pocket with se-j
lected varieties and then goes to thnti
pine grove over there and peels them,
ns he lunches. It Is very much ns w?j
do with our pippins, nnd Swnnrs, an
Trlncess Louise, nnd .Illllflowers.?I:
I dependent.
TONS OF GOLD TREASURE.
fn?t Store of Wenltli Rmntled From
Hen World Into Old.
It has never been told how vast was
Hie treasure thnt was emptied from the
new world Into the old in the glorious
jays of the Spanish dominion,' We enn
only judge of bow great It was by col?
lateral evidence. The booties of Cortes
nnd Pissarro are famous hi annuls of
new world history. In them we hnvo
rend bow tlie soldiers of the former
tntried away only a small part of the
treasures looted at Mexico, yet wore ho
loaded down with stolen gold that
when they fell from the causeway Into,,
the lake in the memorable retreat from
Mexico they sank and drowned ns
weighted with plummets of lend; also
we read how Pizarro exacted ns a trib?
ute for the liberation of Ihe Tuen Ata
hulpn gold that tilled to the depth of
several feel a room seventeen feet, wide
by twenty-two feet long and thnt wns
valued lit LoOO.OOO pesos d'or, the
equivalent of nearly $l?,500 of our
money. v
When Drake sailed the south sen in
the Golden Hind upon his piratical
voyage of circumnavigation in tho
years 1577-79 and when he captured the
Kucstru Scnoin della t'oncopcion? sur
nnmotl the Cacafue or Spittire ?of Cape
Sau Prancisco. It took three days to
transfer the treasure from the cap?
tured ship to bis own. In flint single
bail! there wns realized a "piirolinse,"
ns It was called, of over twenty-six
tons of silver, besides eighty pounds of
virgin gold, thirteen chests of pieces of
eight containing over $1,000,000 In
money nnd nn enormous amount of
jewels nnd pinto.
Upon the evidence of .Tehn Drake vre
read that when the Golden Hind laid
her course for England, by way of the
Capo of Good Hope, she wns so heavily
"bnllnsted" with! pure silver that she
"rode exceeding deep In the water."?
Harper's Mngnzlue.
Peilcntrlnn.
"Do yon understand the meaning of
the word 'pedestrinn?' "
"Yes, sir. A pedestrian Is a man who
stands on the curb and wntches tho nu
tos go by nnd wonders bow he'll ever
get across the street In time for his 0
o'clock* dinner." ? Cleveland Plain
Denier.
fonil of Cabbage.
"Where'd you get that half dollar?"
*Tnpa gave It to me."
"What for?"
"I left my rabbit in the house alj
night nnd It ate thnt box of cigars
mammn gave him."?Houston FosL
Generosity often clnsps hands with
extravngnnee. while economy some?
times walks shoulder to shoulder wit*
avarice.
Brothers Meet After After Years
and said the home-made Candy at
Klrkman'a was fine. 2(117 Washing?
ton Avenue.
Kohlhaas' old stand. _. my 16-6t
Jtam Morwllz Seriously Injured
in Saloon Row.
POLICE LOOKING FOB VICTOR
Skipper Wh03e Name Is Unknown
Disappears. After Smashing Local
Man and Has Not Been Located ?
Supposed to Be Aboard Barge.
Ahrain Morwbz, a well known man
iibout town, was seriously Injured in
o-brawl in II. M. Muglcr's saloon,
corner Washington avenue a,;,! Twen?
ty-fourth street. al"iil 7:?0 o'ehii.!"
last night. The man and a skipper
whose name is se.jnown, hut who is
in command of a b - rgu now in port. |
engaged in a qu:, r*"i'.
The captain t is .-aid. struct Mor-,
Wit/, in the face, knocking hint down.1
In falling Morwlt/.'s head struck the
sharp edge of a box lying on the
floor of the saloon. Inflicting an ugly
gash ln?lhu hack of the bead.
After Hie accident Dr. Samuel W. |
Hudson was summoned and he look
six si itches in the wound. After hav?
ing his head dressed Morwit/. was
able to go to the police station and
repotted the mat tor. The police are.
now looking for the skipper, who is
said to have returned to Iiis vessel
soon after the accident and liefere,
the police had been notified of (he
affair.
Large Grain Cargo.
The Dutch steamer . Amsteldyk
sailed yesterday afternoon lor Rot-j
terdam and Amsterdam via Noiful'-:
with a (mil cargo of miscellaneous cx |
ports loaded here. The vessel's car?
go includes 47,744 bushels of corn.
54.517 bushels of barley. 20,1)00
bushels of oats consigned to Rotter?
dam, and 25.714,bushels of corn con?
signed to Amsterdam.
Wednesday, May 1G, 1906.
Arrived.
Steamer Mariana (Rr.), Liverpool
?lo Ftirness, Withy and Company
with S.'iO tons import cargo.
Steamer Wnccamaw, Trott. Port?
land?to Consolidated Coal Company
for coal cargo.
Sleainer Nantucket. Nickersoti, Bal"
tlmerc?to Merchants' and Miners'
Transportation Company with pas?
sengers and merchandise.
Steamer Jefferson, Dole New York
ami Norfolk?to Old Dominion Steam?
ship Company witli passengers and
merchandise:
Schooner Young Brothers; Snow,
New York.
Tug Coastwise with barge? Felix,
Providence; Lewis Thompson, Prov?
idence.
Cleared,
Steamers: Amsteldyk (Dtch.),
Baron, Amsterdam and Rolenlam via
Norfolk; Rcsefleld (Rr.). Ulackniore '
Havana; America (Dr.), Goodie, Rai-:
Minore.
Sailed.
Steamers: Rappahannock (Rr.),
Buckingham. Liverpool; Amsteldyk
, t Dich.), Huron. Amsterdam ami Rot
tcrdatu via Norfolk; Rosefield (Br.),
Black more. Havana; Georgetown,
Penningtoii, Portland; Princess An?
ne, Tnploy, Norfolk and New York:
Nantucket. Nickorson, Norfolk and
Boston.
Schooners: Charles W: Church,
Ruit, Portland; Margaret. Hnskell,
Hart. Portland; Ueaulah MeCabe.
Maxwell, Charleston, S. C.
Calendar for ^This Day.
Sun rises -. 4:55 a. ni.
Sun sets. 7: ?S p. m.
High water .,4:58 a. in.. 5:29 p. in.
Low water ..11:10 a. rn,. 11155 |). m
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Charlie Thomas Failed to Give Up of
Gold.
In the police court yesterday Po?
lice Justice Brown sent to the grand
jury the case of Charley Thomas, tho
negro who is alleged lo have made
away with a bag containing $75 in
gold belonging lo the Elevator
cd yesterday for Havana with n car
Liquor company.
It is claimed that the package of
gold was given to the negro by mis?
take when Thomas was sent to the
Elevator Liquor company for ( hange
for a $'J0 bill. An envelope marked
"Five dollars in dimes" is supposed to
have contained the gold.
Conductor Ticjnor Resigns.
Mr. C. F. Tlgnor, who has been a
conductor on the Newport News &
Old Point Railway and Electric com?
pany's line for'the past nine years,
has resigned bis position and will
soon leave for his new home in up?
per Warwick county, where he will
engage in the oyster and poultry busi?
ness.
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Commencing on Sunday. May Litlt,
and continuing throughout the sum?
mer, local passenger trains on the
Peninsula will bo operated daily, in?
stead of daily except Sunday.
Half rate tickets sold for Sunday
morning local trains, returning in the
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