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Dropped IA Lighted mitch Into n Tot ot
lnrnish.

Morris Shenkcn. a boy who l.vo- A. @J2 ~
ingtOu street. whii" lighting the GIs n .,r -
mans shoe factory in East Houston STR ,s
evening dropped match in n ct Of warn -.
The vGrnish caught lire and sot fire. 70 N" Do.
clothing. Men In the shop put out the Ire q I
tore Shenken's clothing from him lie WAS
sent to Gouvorneur Hospital.
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Arrived-THuRspAT. July ~.

Ss Straits OF Dover. Halliday, Antwerp.
Bs LAngton Grange. Crichton. Newport,
9s Prins willem H., Sibbelee. Trinidad.
Be Harmonic. Young. Gibraltar.
Be Daniel. Gemmel, Tilt Cove.
Hs Pontiac. Brownies, Havana.
Sc Tergeste, Suttora, Trieste.
Be Princess Anne, Boaz. Norfolk.
Sc El Sud, Quick. New Orleans.
Y. 9; transport Fitzpatrick Rogers, Havana.
Bark Harry herryday James. jacksonville.
Bark Mary c. Hale. Wakeley. Baltimore.
lFor later arrivals see First Pagel
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Business Notires.

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Mrs. Winsl"w's Soothing Syrup for Children
teethjnG softens the gums. reduces Inflammation.
nllay pain, cures wind Colic dihrrhRa acc bottle
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If You Haven't Tried 1t Before.

Begin now. and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers have discovered through adverts
ing in THE suS. The result desirable. well paying
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qtw Publications.
THE
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North American
Review
EDITED By GEORGE B. H. HARVEY
CONTENTS, AUGUST.

CONTENTS, AUGUST.
Woman's international Parliament.
THE COUNTESS OF ABERDEEN
KASSANDRA VlVARlA
The Paramount Power Of the Pacific,
JOHN BARRETT,
Formerly U. S. Minister TO Siam
Constitutional Conflict in Finland,
A MEMBER OF THE FINNISH DIET
The Case Against Christian Science,
w. A. BURLINGTON
Antitrust Legislation,
JOSEPH D. SAVERS,
Governor Of Texas
Japan's Entry into the Family of Nations,
7. r. JERNlGAN.
Formerly o. s. Consul General at Shanghai
The Zionist Movement,
Prof. RICHARD GOTTHEIL
Athletics for Politicians,
Sir CHARLES w. dixie, b., M. p.
The Censorship of the Stage in England,
@. BERNARD SHAW
A Century Of Salons,
ELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELL
Girls Novels in France.
YETTA BLAZE DE BURY
The Pleasures Of Poverty.
MAX O'RELL
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
Single Number, soc. Per Annum, S..
No. II Warren ST., New York.
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A-DIsEASEs OF woMEE-Dr BLINN, III Wet
x7th st. near broadway. Estbd 1885. Hours. 1913.
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OUTGOING srEAMsHIP1.

bAiLkD rhOh rOkktQN fOkH.
o. Teutonic. from Queenstown for New York.
IS SpaArndam. from Rotterdam for New York.
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Special a]utirrs.

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
once, 1 Madison Ry., corner 23d st., N.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1899-07-05
L0pande No. II ia.

A st. Josephs hospital Mankato af-
led h. d. Sven Johan Roust fir. Belgrade,
70 ar och manader gammal. Den af-
lidne, som anlande hit till landet 1872
fran Sverige, var en- verksam medlem
af sv. luth. f0rsamlingen Belgrade.
Han s0rjes narmast af efterlemnad ma
ka och fyra barn.
llungsot afled harom dagen Theresia
Anderson slit f0raldrahem Cokato
blott nagra dagar Diver 20 ar gammal
Pa dodsbadden uppmanade hon den
narvarande lararen, pastor j. A. Le-
vine, att fran henne framf0ra ett var
ningsord till ungdomen och bedia den
alfalfa sig fran syndens farliga stig
och vandra pa neutrality-suspicious. vag.
Den ende qvlnIige postk0raren
F0renta Staterna torde mrs Catherine
Chantler fran Lake Washington vara.
Hon har just ingatt kontrakt med
postverket att dagligen fora posten
fran st. Peter till Lake Washington,
en- distans af alta mil, for $3.50 ON aret.
Postvagnen kor hon sjelf, medan hen
nes farm nara Lake Washington sk0-
tes af en- 16-arig son till henne.
SpArI6st f6rsvunnen DR. enligt ons-
days inganget meddelande en- ung
dansk vid MANN j. Erickson anstald
hos G. G. Jensen & Co. Wells, sedan
den % juni pa qvallen och det befaras,
att han begatt sjelfmord Fore for
svinnandet skref han cit bref till sin
principal, deri uppgifvande, att han
wore tr0tt vid lifvet och amnade berof-
va sig detsamma. Anledningen till
mannens lifsleda ar okand. For ett ar
sedan, berAttas det, s0kte han dranka
sig nara Albert Lea. Spaningarne ef-
ter den f0rsvunne ha varit resultats-
l0sa.
Fran West SveadahI skrifves: Brol-
lop flrades harstades midsommarsaf-
ton. Brudgummen Oscar Anderson
var fran Little Cottonwood och bru-
den Anna Nelson tillh6rde harvaran-
de sv. luth. forsamling. Vigseln for
rattades af past X. j. Erkander kyr-
kan, hvarefter br0llopsskaran CLAN
sande vagnar och i det ypperligaste
vader tagade till brudens f0raldrahem,
der br0llopsmiddag serverades det
gr0na och der de manga gasterna blef-
vo val f0rplagade. Men det DR. ock att
mamma, det ghsterna med sina dyrbara
presenter Afven hedrade sig. Enligt
0flig sed frambar pastorn brudparets
tack for gafvorna ooh gasternas tack
till vardfolkct for det CODA, man at
multi, och slutligen tack till Gud, fran
hvilken ALA CODA gafvor komma oss
ALA till del. 7-:'@' +.- e..
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Med fyrlingar, ALA tlickor, nedkon
fora veckan mrs j. Platt, ell hlott is
ar gamma1 arbetarehustru Union
Mills, Ind. Ire af barnon atledo strax
efter f0delsen men det fierde troddes
komma att lefva.
Antrdffad m0rdad blef 27-;rige ogif-
te farmaren John Marks en- t,orgon
fora veckan ute pa egorna d sin tv6
mil 0ster ON New Hartford, Ia, belag-
Ia farm. Eft stycke fran liket antraf-
fades en- nedblodad h0tjuga. Mordaren
DR. okand.
Oula febern New York. John John
son, en- matros norska angaren Krim,
som fora veckan nixon New Yorks
hamn, befans torsdags vara angripen
af gula febern ock blef genast f0rfyt-
tad till Swinburne Island -hospitalet
Mannens tillstand ansags vara gansha
betdnkligt.
Genom drunkning omkom Swan An
derson fran Moline, ILL.,, tisdags f0rra
veckan. Anderson skulie fora en ko
och en- kali 0fver Mississippihoden
en- farja. Kalfven foil floden och vid
f0rs0ket att hindra kon fran att st0rta
sig fran farjan blef han af denna skuf-
fad 6fverbord.
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Dakota-nyheter.

Iva tum regn foil / mandags fora
veckan traktcn af Miller, S. D.
For f6rsaIjning af rusdrycker till in
dianerna a drau-reservationen ha
John Conrad och Gus Johnson blifvit
atalade.
Postkontoret l Mystic, Pennington
county, S. D., har indragits och dess
post sandes hadanefter till Redfern,
samma stat.
En- beI0ning ar af sheriffen Rich
land county, N. d., utlofvad for gri-
pandet af b0hmaren Joseph Grimm,
som Arer ha begatt flere hastst0lder
Fran krigsdepartementeti Washing
ton mottog guy. Lee S. Dakota f0rli-
den vecka 1890 till betackande af sta
tens utgifter och for volontarernas
inm6nstring f0rlidet ar.
! Lawrence county, 8. D., som Of
tast kallas Black Hills, har sedan nyAr
93 Observation-Disclosures utfardats, me-
dan under samma It'd 81 aktenskaps-
skilsmessor blifvit beviljade.
lhJeislagen blef byggmastaren F. M.
Cook fran Woonsocket, S. D., forliden
onsdag genom att st0rta till marken
fran en- stallning ute en- farm / sta
dens narhet, der han h0ll pa att uppf0-
ra en- ny stallbyggnad.
Nara att BIZ lnnebrHnda voro flere ar
betare vid Ell eldsvada, som fora vec-
kan lade Grafton fargeriet Grafton,
N. D., aska. Elden spred sig med sd
stor hastighet, att mAnnen vid flykten
ur den brinnande byggnaden 81 ems
hunno medtaga sina hattar och andra
af1agda klAder.
SvArt skadade blefvo L. r. Beck och
Ben Larson Deadwood, S. D.. en- dag
fora veckan genom exploderandet af
en- acytelene-gasmaskin, Delta var
tredje gdngen maskinen exploderade,
och den Ar nu totalt f0rst0rd. Explo-
sionen var sd valdsam, att den enc of
de skadade slungades ito fot fran
platsen.
Standard Food Company Dir namnet
pa EFT dagarne bildadt bolag, som for
liden vecka inkorporerades i Aber-
deem, S. D., med EFT kapital af $4,000.
Inkorporat0rerna aro: Charles F.
Smith fran Indianapolis, w. L. Skunk
fran Pierre. s. D., och ]. G. Neuman
och G. H. Seeley fran Aberdeen, s. D.
Neuman har waits till president och
Seeley till sekreterare och affarsfore-
stAndare.
AT en- valdsam hagelstorm hemsok-
tes trakten af Leeds, N. D., forliden
fredagsqvall. A cit omrade 4 mil i
bredd och 10 mil langd blef den va
xande grodan forst6rd. Flere byggna-
der nedblaste, bl. a. John Walkers och
X. T. Hagens boningshus. A senare
stallet d0dades ett lindebarn o. Hagen
sic If blef svart skadad.. Saval mrs Ha-
gen som mrs Walker tillfogades indri.
gare skador.
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.Aifmdnna nyheter.

Till postmastare i Lyons, Ia., har
William D. jacobson blifvit utnamd.
Pak0rd af bantag och lifsfarligt ska
dad blef mAndags fora veckan So
arige James Nelson Furnessville, Ind.
Daniel E. Tieman, som aren 1866
var borgmastare New York, afled for
liden torsdag New York, "a Or
gammal.
Priset pa tackjern var f0rliden vecka
i Pittsburg, Pa s20.75 pr ton, hvilket
ar liktydigt med en- prisstegring af 100
| procent pa sex manader.
Br6llop. Professorn vid Bethany
College DIR j. Ekholm sammanvigdes
harom dagen med fr0ken Frida E. Pc
terson brudens f0raldrahem Ere
mont, Kans.
En- skickIig l0snummersf0rsaIjer
ar l6jtnanten vid fralsningsarmen
Anna Lindberg St. Louis, Mo-, hvil-
ken pa Is manader f0rsalt 27,OOO ex-
emplar af "The War Cry.
Tagr0fvaren Lewis Nigh domdes for
liden vecka Hartsville, Mo-, till IL ars
straffarbete. - James West. en- AMMAN
bandit, som r6fvat cit Missouri Pacific
banans tag, domdes fora veckan till 10
ars strafangelse.
QvinIiga magistrar. Froken Astrid
Biller Rockford, ILL.,, har vid Rock
ford College tagit artium magistergra-
den. - Stamina grad tillerkandes- vid
Penn College i Oskaloosa, Ia., den IA
juni fr0ken Florence N. Hanson.
Atal for mord forsta graden har af
grandjury vackts mot 70-arige Charles
Lindevall Galesburg, ILL.,, hvilken den
10 juni ihjelskot en- AMMAN gammal
man vid MANN Peter Hollenback, med
hvilken han kommit grhl ON en-
skuld.
BestaIlningar fran Ryssland har i
dagarne ingatt till Carnegie Steel Com
pany icke. mindre an 10000 tons
| jernvagsskenor af stal, att levereras
under de narmaste 26 manaderna. Pri-
/ set lar vara det h0gsta som ar beta
lats, och hela kontraktet gar lost pa
en- summa af mellan och millioner
| dollars.
M6rdad embetsman. Borgmastaren
Muskegon, Mich, James Balbiornie,
blef torsdags skjuten och d6dligt sa-
rad af F. w. Tayen, en- tillbakavisad
embetsjagare der staden. Balbiornie
s&rades br0stet och afed inom Is mi
nuter. Efter skjutningen svaljde NOR
daren en- qvantitet karbolsyra och sk0t
sig derpa genom hjertat SAINT dog Sc
mare pa dagen.
Landets finanser. Under det med d.
80 juni andade fskalaret utgjorde re-
geringens inkomster S516,216,474 och
dess utgifter s605, 5,092,734 Foljaktligen
uppstod en- brist pa narmare s89,OOO,-
600, hvilken dock betraktande af de
6kade krigsutgifterna var betydligt
mindre an man beraknat. AT nixon
sterna infl0to $206,507,812 genom infor-
sell och utforseltull, $273, ,142, 400 genom
internal revenue och 1885, ,442 ur an
dra kallor, medan af utgifterna $119,-
225,598 utbetaltes till civildepartemen-
tet, ,001 till krigsdepartemen-
tet, S64, 734,479 till neutrality-suspicious.
tet, S12, ,983 till indianerna sl39, 1884,
745 i pensioner och 39,s96,925 intres-
SO Ian. Landets skuldborda, kontan-
terna skattkammaren franraknade,
uppgar till 81, 1,155, 320,235. Skattkam
marens tillgangar / gald, silver och
certiikat stego vid f1skalarets slut till
males 1907, 1851, ,138, hvaremot dock
uppstaldes obetalda Ian till ett belopp
af. s626, ,580,669, hvarf0r egentliga kassa-
behallningen utgjorde $2S1 $3.50, ,4es.
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Ma fortarand
vvla
unde SAT
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Under tiden CORA de upproriske vara
trupper ALT det forfang de kunna. Ma
gon st0rre skada lyckas de val icke
tillfoga dem, men de aro dock till at
skilligt besvar.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
A Runaway.

The Young daughter OF a well-knoNn
and respected first Of Manchester. only
fifteen years OF age, tired Of her parental
home. and came to this city on Saturday,
last. She seemed 10 be pleased with the
place ami the Young men in il. Aftef
irving several boarding houses, she finally
settled down. ana then applied for POI
sition in one of the factories. These pre-
Eminares arranged she lelephoned home
for her trunk Il was not trunk that ar
rived from Winchester on the early morn
ing train. Instead the father came. The
matter wasreferre1 to the Chief Of Police,
who at once started in search of the truanl
girl He found her boarding house and
overlook her jus as she was leaving By
the side gate
Together they went TO police headquar-
tiers where the father met them. being
deeply moved al The sight Of his waywarti
daughter They remained here until The
noon train, ard then returned together 10
Winchester.
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Died.

Mrs. Sophie Roeder died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. II. Feller, Tuesday
night at 9 O'Clock. aged seventy-seven
wears. She had been in declining health
for the past three years.
Mrs. Roeder was the widow OF Ernest
Roeder, who has been dead 20 years.
About forty seven years ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosder came here from Germany and
made Martinsburg their home. Seventeen
years ago Mrs. Roeder and her daughter.
now Mrs. Feler, Went TO California.
where her son resides, but afterremaining
there three yeas they returned to Mar
tinsburg.
Mrs. Roeder was the mother Of four
children, three Of whom survive her.
They are: Messrs. Richard and Her
man Roeder. Of California. and Mrs.
Mary Feller, Of this city.
The funeral took place from the
Lutheran church "Wednesday afternoon at
? o'clock. Rev, c. S. Trump conducting
the services. a. kogleschaiz, funeral d.
rector
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on the Same Train.

Sheriff Smith and B & o Detective
Riordan were on their way TO MaFtinsburg
on train 30. i Thursday. They didn't
know that fugitive from justice was III
the same car with them, however. George
Myers, the colored man wanted for steal
ing money from Albert Quenzcl, boarded
tbe tram al Washington Junction, Took a
seat IN the same car with the guardians OF
the peace and coolly remained until Mar
tinsburg was reached When the train ar
rived here he aIlghted. took a bus and rode
to the Public Square. He af,erward went
to his mo; her-in-law louise and demand
ed his baby, who was found IN the cor
ner of corn field about month ago b.
she officers. He was refused his child,
and after remaining in town until nine
o'clock, boarded a train and went east
again. The officers heard Of his presence
and started an unsuccessful search for
him
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23

A rnore enjoyable address ioy an hour
has NOT Sen lissrned ID BIT the high
School papils for loag siiiie TRAN that
which WSs gissn BY Mr.. Waisman
Barbe "Wednesday afternoon at The High
School ii two o'clock. Does ID Pay { Z d
youth 10 educate himself Looking al
the worlds leaders in all kinds Of work
TIE answer must BE- that It does. Will
any one do more work and do il easier
and enjoy more of lilc by having higher
edueason than without il Observing
gaen and women ali Their work ID all call
ings the answer must BE- yes
These cues ions were Illustrated bv an
ccdoses from the lives Of our famous men,
from the occupation Of every day hFe.and
by beautiful and apt figures Of speech.
There was a general expression Of regret
when the speaker finished Il Is bur ruth
to say. we were all benefited. encouraged,
stimulated made happier and stronger for
the work TO come by having had AIR.
Barbc with us during that day May We be
favored with many more visits is the wish
OF ALL
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
Christmas Services.

The various Sunday schools and
churches of the city have fixed the time
for their annual Christmas entertainments.
The Christmas entertainment will be
held in Trinity Episcopal church on
Christmas day at p. m.
In the Reformed church the usual
Christmas service for the children will be
held on Christmas evening al. six o clock.
In the Lutheran church the children s
Christmas entertainment will be held
Christmas evening at 6.3o O'Clock.
The Baptist entertainment and treat for
the children of the Sunday school will
take place Christmas evening at 6.3o
o'clock
The entertainment and treat for the
children will take place in the M. r.
church. South, on Christmas evening az
8 80 O'Clock.
In the United Brethren church the
Christmas entertainment will be held on
Christmas evening at 7. 50 o clock.
The Christmas entertainment in the
Presbyterian church will be held We'd
nesday- afternoon, Dec. III, at ) o'clock.
The children's Christmas entertainment
will be held in the First M. f. church on
Thursday evening. Dec. 28. at 7.3c
o'clock
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23


News comes from Charles Town thai
DEPUTY Sheriff Young Nsecns stlay arrested
George Myers, coloFed who il wan ea here
ga the charge of burglary. Myers MS been
aiding arrest for several days, Thurs
DAY. turning up III Charles sTosn, Deputy
Young. Wao Was looking out for him, TOOK
him into custody
An old time barn raising on the farm
of Mrs e. ID. Bucklesstenauted by MI. las.
H. Smail.was enjoyed on Thursday. The
old barn. which was destroyed BY tire about
month ago. has been replaced By a
handsome new building. 1t ~ estimated
that two hundred people are assisting IN
the raising. After The raising a good old
time country dinner viii be placed al the
disposal Of the guests
A wagon load Of the old time basket
sleigh bodies were seen on our streets
Wednesday. They looked 10 be well made
and substantial. They-Aave had their day
however. and are slow of sale. The new
style cutter has the call. The basket
sleigh IS rarely seen now The young
sport and his best girl whether from city
Of country, don't care to be seen in the old
style baske.. It looks more like b-ing up e
date riding III q cutter.
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Com.
Brought Here.

Charles S. w. DE Formeire. arrested for
being implicated in the robbery Of the
Berkeley Springs post Office. was brought
70 this CITY from Haqcrstown by the u.
S.otIiciaIs and placedin jail here Wcdnf s
day He is charged with being impii-
Gated ii the robbery Of the post Office oil,
the night Of Nov. 2, Of $8o3os worth Of
stamps and S4s worth Of postal order
funds.
He was given apreliminsry hearing be-
fore Z. S. Commissioner in Hagefsfown
Thursday and later sent here. The district
liz which the crime WAS committed. Dep
uty Marshal VIM. Crissinger brought him
here and turned him over 70 Deputy Mar
shall Paulding. Mr. Paulding committed
him to the county Jail and sent word to
u. S. District Attorney ]. III Gaines for
information as to What should be done
with him. lie will either be tried in the
United States court ii this city Or in me
other place IN the State. He viii be / ept
ID Jail here until Mr. Gaines sends the or
der as TO what shall be done with him.
The prisoners actions point towards
his guilt.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
st. Joseph's Fair.

In the basement Of st. Iosephs Catho-
lie church, beautifully decorated with
holly. pine. cedar and American flags, the
annual fair was usbered joyful1y by the
ladies Of St. Ioseph's church Wednesday
nigat.
The fair will continue during the holt
day season. The room in which it is be-
ing held has been fixed up with the usual
good taste by the ladies in charge and it is
needless to say that the fair. as heretofore,
will turn out to be a success. The fair is
under the direction of Miss Mary ]. Ma
loney. with a number of young ladies as
sisting A musical program will be rem
dered each night. The program last night
consisted Of the "Mil Wheel" by Miss
Daisie Martin; instrumental solos by Miss
Mary Burr and Mrs. r. +. Gordon; duet
by Mrs. Gordon and Miss That's Blondcl.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
stewart Misner.

One Of The serial events ii ths season
MAS The welding IL Mr. III gar Stewart
and Miss Mary Nelson Wisner, which
aas solsmnixed Al Nindewa'd, the
beautiful conatty home oil The bride, at
6 80 o'clock Tuss iay evening. III the PRES,
cace OF limited number ct friends a d
relatives Of both families.
The spacious suburban home Of the
Wisners was made even more beautiful
for the event b. elaborate decorations,
consisting Of the holly. potled plants, cus
ilowers aud fessoons ot pine. illuminated
with wax candles.
At the appointed time nine Young Ia
dies singing the bridal chorus from i.o-
l,enerin. headed by Miss Anna Wisner.
from the upper staircase. led the bridal
party. They were:
Misses Anna and Elizabeth Wis
ner. sisters Of the bride. Mary Galloway,
81 Baltimore; Edith Appieby. Of Washing
ton: Mabel Wiant. Of Parkersburg. Edith
Leigh. Lorena Flick, Mary Swibling and
Mary +. Weeds. Of this city. The pia q
accompaniment was plsyed by Miss M,
Belle Stewart.
The groom. and best man, Hon John
Ienshaw, followed. Then came the
maid Of honor. Miss Josephine Wisner.
sister OF the bride. These wer1 followed
BY the bride, leaning ON the arm Of hes
father. who gave her hand in marriage.
Tie ceremony WIS performed by Dr. II
NJ Moods, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church.
The bride was alfred ia gown OF
ivory satin, en- lraire, with her ha OF rare
lace ard wore tullc veiI. Sac carried i
boquct Of Bride roses.
The maid Of honor wore gown oil
white organdie and carried red roses.
The young ladies' who sang the chorus
were also attlred in gowns of white or
gaudie
After the ceremony had been performed
a wedding reception was held in the
house, after which the party was driven
IN hacks 10 the b. 4 @. station. where
the couple boarded train No rs amid
cheers aud a shower Of rice. They will
visit New York and other cities ia the
North.
Af;er an absence Of about week They
win return 10 Martinsbufg fer shsrs
time. thence going TO MorgantoWn.w where
they will reside
The bride is the third daughter Of Hon,
and Mrs. John Nelson Wisner The
groom is the oldest son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
]. + Stewart, Of Bunker Hill. this coun i.
He IS now assistant Prosecuting Altof-
ney Of Monongalia county
Among the strangers present outside
Of the bridal party were, Mr. and Mrs,
II A. Riddle.of Chambcrsbufg; Miss;Lilla
Bridges, Of Hancock: MISS Amelia Pear
son, Of Harrodsburg, KY; Miss Bette
Subject, 81 Charles Town; Mrs. Edgar
Carter, oi Montana.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-23
superintendent.

Trinity NJ. Z. Church. South, was the
scene of very pretty wedding Yesterday
afternoon. 1t was Beautifully decorated
Tor the marriage of Miss Laura {. Mer-
chant. daughter Of Mr.. John w. Merchant,
TO Mr. James H. Spetow. which was sol
emnlzed at two o'clock.
Mr.. G. ID. Sperow was the best man
and Miss Ella Merchant, sister of the
bride. was the maid Of honor. The ushers
were Messfs. T. VI. Welsh, of Wash
ington W. W. Mestphall, Henry Sperow
and Harry Snyder
After the nnptial ceremony the party
proceeded to the b. < O. station, where
amidst shower Of rice, the couple board
ed train No. 8 for Baltimore. They will
return in time 70 spend Christmas in the
county.