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The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-26
Special Grand jury CaIIed

Boston. July 26.-As the result or
an investigation of the United Shoe
Machinery company by Special Assist
ant Attorney General Gregg. for the
department of justice. Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham today directed
United States District Attorney Asa p.
French and Mr.. Gregg to present 10
the federal grand jury the evidence
obtained. A special session of the jury
has been called for August l.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-26
Special Prices For
Tomorrow

Bananas, fancy, ripe, .doz. 1Of
and .. ..... .15e
Ginger Snaps, best quality. 2
lbs. for ......... 15c
Iced Cookies 15c value, lb. zoe
Honey Cookies, 15c value, lb.1Of
Olives, short quart jar. .25e
Bulk Oatmeal, fresh goods, 6
lbs. for Csc
Steak, Sirloin, cut from fancy,
corn-fed steers, lb..... .18c
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-26

To Mr. and Mrs. Jose Rivera. -4Ie
Crane, July %. a girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Weingard,
1908 Seward, July 25. a hoy.
To Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Oldham. oak
land, July 25. a boy.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-07-26

ordinary contact with persons who
have the disease. Charles Dushkins,
counsel for the complainan+s at the in
vestigation of DR.. Doty's official con-
duct now in progress, declared his be-
lief that the cholera patents caught
the disease, not on the steamer, but
at the immigrant station. where all
the passengers were retained after
landing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

OF New Martinsville. are visitors al
the home OF Mrs. McIntire's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ralston.
Albert Snedeker. OF Clarksburg. will
be the guest OF his family in Wells.
burg during Homecoming week.
Miss Charlotte Forbes. OF Beaver
Falls. Pa. is the guest OF Miss Eliza
beth Lauck.
Miss Helen p. Showalter. OF DAYTON.
Ohio. is visiting with Superintendent
F. b. Bryant and family.
Miss Lulu Hedges. of Roney's Point.
Is the guest at the home of /. w.
Clemens.
Many visitors are arriving in town
TO be here during the home week cele-
bration.
Louis II. McCamic has returned
from a visit with his brother in Jack
son. Mich.
Dick Otto. OF Wheeling. was a
Wellsburg visitor Sunday.
Miss Ethel Pratt. OF Carnegie. Pa.
was a guest last week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Gullette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Ruling in Anthracite Freight Rates Re
sponsible for Downward Trend IN
Wall Street

NEW YORK. July tile lonr-ox-
pected ruling OF the Interstate Com
merce Commiss sion on antaravite freight
rates was chief or the decreasing in
nuence which brought about an alb
rupt decline today IN prices on the stock
exchange. Tho outcome was e-urciaily
disappointing 20 tho railroads most
ouected' since they had expressed them
selves rs quite certain 81 a decision
IN thelr FAVOR. II was said that "a a
ORDER Tor a reduction q Leaiga valleys
rate might bc followed 10y correspond
lns reductions hy anthracite carrz,in 4,
Ines. stocks 81 all the coal roads were
depressed, although Fri" showed fbe
erect OF The support which has ba.n
given consistently for several weeks and
yielded only "a small amount TIE veak-
moss ~ the conlers sDr.ad 70 tr. 49,.
mainfcr ~ the LIST. and most 80 ~
leading stocks lost from TO roiDts
Traders showed some genuine concern
as % crop prospects today on arr,,,,,,
or the reports from many agricuItvraf
districts. which told II damage TO a-ain
from the intense rcat.
Tho stock market did no. hood 3D..
government rc,urt on cotton %, srt,.
cf IT. highly favorable characta- .rr
t'"'NS of o." cotton carrying roads d 7
move On SIS aTpc. rance.
j .e decline iu STOCKS was Iarr.f,- 3D..
result or professional operations Ttc,o
-" no Indications OF enforced rr,li1,-
tnil ana after mo first Snarp b-..it ,1'c
H,"rN was narrow and dun Veak,css
% "" hartman stocks was aerrtteF o.
S-e decrease ~ tho earnings OF Ito rGa5s
I'r the year just closed. az compared
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Deeds Recorded

The following deeds were recorded AT
the court house yesterday:
BogBs Run Mining and Manufactur
ing company 10 c. II. Ramsey. two
parcels In Boggs Run.
j. r. Chase. clerk. to Grant Good
win. lot Sc in J. J.. McNechens add
ton 10 McMechen.
i. Chase, clerk, TO Grant Good
win. parcel Of land in Cameron dis
trict
J. Z. Chase. clerk. to Grant Good
WIN. lot "a. Riverview.
T. q. Gorby and wife to II. W. Nc
bcwcI. lot in Bowman cemetery.
Thomas Cats and wife 10 II q
smith. part OF lot s.. Moundsyills.
John Houck and wife TO Charles X.
WEIGH. lot Go. Millers addition to Nc
Mcchen.
W. :. Phillips 10 r.. T. Crow ss
acres Of land IN Webster district.
J. y. Rlne and wife TO John "
Minor. two lots IN Salem cemetery.
+. W. Spiccr 70 Lem price. part of
lot In MOundsviIIo Mining and
manufacturing company's addition 10
Moundsvillc.
Lownia J. Steel 10 Rutte steel 81 nj
seven lots In section G.. Moundsvillo
Mining and Manufacturing COMPANY
ADDITION TO MOundsville.
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q w Iurriq ~ rTcrporf. n r.
spending a few DAYS in the city aa tho
guest ~ his daughter. Mrs T.. vs.
Harris. ~ Baker avenue.
Earl Hamilton has returned 20 IFS
home IN ritfFhurr after spending q
Tow d1rG in tho cifv aq tho guest ~
hi7. Mrs J.. G. McCuidugh. of Morton
avenue.
Niles Jeanette u1ohcr feft Yesterday
Tor littFhurg whore she VIII rpcnd
This week with friends and relatives
Mrs T. Uooh.r ~ Warrington and
Nrf r white ~ Cameron. have re-
turned O. fhrir homes after Spending n
frw DAYS iu Tho city ne tho guests ~
Mrs s. vs. Ne1ia ~ Eichth street
MIes Tt1 Nrrioud of Warren. uf
iq spending Tow DAYS On The ritv
with her pnroufa. Nr and Mrs a. Mo
cloud ~ cypress avenue
Mre = " Mrlronm ls confined 20
hor homo on Iifih street with u
severe illness
Mics Nciilo Wrct. who ia ATTENDING
school 1t fho r1fe university Of Nor
GHrtnwn. iq spending the Fourth A.
h.r homo horo
captain y T9 Tera0i returned rrefcr-
d7- tn hia homo here from raIrmort.
whore Do waa the guest ~ friends and
relatives
Iivnrd Rain l.ft Yesterday for Nc
Corn. iiavifir whore Do viii ru.nd tho
Fourth with his parents
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

,PARkERSBCRG. W. Va. July -
-, 1ss-oeai I. ;; Weather Bureau). Atnos.
pnetic conditions reported as follows:
Aohormaiiy warm weather prevails
from the central West eastward over
the Ohio Valley. lower Lake region and
lhluoie and north Atlantic coast states.
were The morning temperatures were
near SO degrees or slightly above The
temperatures over those sections YES
,erday were generally from % 70 as
SSsssrees The temperature west OF the
MihSlSsippi valley IL seasonable or
somewhat below Showers occurred IN
Soiorado and Nebraska and in sections
OF the north Pacific and north plateau
region: slight low pressure 49, a.
central over Iowa The pre.sures con-
S,hue nigh over the Atlantic coast and
HuLf sections Another high pressure
area Is moving into the upper valleys
me outlook Is for continued fair ana
warm weather tonight and TUESDAY
me Ohio Will fail in tho district for
the next - hours A''
IT, G. HOWE. Section Director
Low. Wind per Rain
Temp hour. sshrs
Harkersburg -. II On
flttsburg ..... "a M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Metals.

NV YORK. July 3-Standard RON
per weak; spot So 2oq1e 90. I,ondon
81 - 80 lis y futures. f57 -
ttrrSo'ylIlle; sis eeis @I2 -. and casting.
doI Iin-Bull. spot. ss4 oOd IS On Ion
Lcai-Dun. s. sOR5 so New yc-t
London. f24 i5s io'h'
Iron Cleveland warrants 4es a. O.,
I r,huSn. Locally iron was quiet No /
:: $i4 s5H - 90. 80. S,utbar, -
~" southern Sofe sI4 75aI5 g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

Misses Gallo Curtis. Mary Yeaser
Narhnrn Y'Iror. Maud IcTrioa and
Laura tr1ro. haVo left Tor Columbia
college. New York
Mrs. Anna Poe. u near Fin Grove.
~ The guest ~ Mrs g. W. Rogers.
Mrs Laura Jones and Mrs II
Hartman VIII spend tomorrow % West
Alexander.
Misses Alberta CLAUDIA Jerome. ruo
shorts. Jimmie Springer Mrs John
bowman and others VIII form picnic
l"rty That VIII spend tomorrow camp
inF
AIRS J a.. waddeu and Mics sue
Nodd"l are the guests 81 Mrs .
tere Dol West Alexander
The decorators iu tho preshytcrIan
church are completing their work and
% VIII Pc ready Tor opening SUNDAY
Mrs 81 T Hope was wheeling
visitor YESTERDAY
Mrs VI S Kinr IL confined 90 her
home irdlsposcd
Communion viii he conducted m the
Methodist Episcopal church sunday bv
the Rev Arbufhnof
Miss Wilma spears and Mrs work
h"ir.r were Weiisburg visitors yester-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
MOUNDSVILLE
Light Flow Of Gas Struck in Well at
Weidebuseh Farm Near Two
Bridses-Other Notes.

The well started on the weidebusch
farm near the two bridges. just three
miles east OF Moundsville. on the u. n
q. line, Will from present indications,
prove a great success. :. Il. Hiner-
man and Sheriff J. +. Alley are the
owners OF the well. they having Sc
cured a lease on 1900 acres OF land In
that section for the purpose OF drilling
Tor gas. Mr.. Hinerman stated yester-
day that although the work was pro-
crossing nicely tho well being about
1000 Feet deep. the pay had not yet
oeen struck In spite OF this fact a
light flow OF gas has already been
struck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Cotton.

WV YORK. July 3-The urinary
oiH goods market was pretty gcrerally
mat opened did little more than st..ri
20 H1ll business. In cotton good. cir-
c.e% " was said that the goyeruuent
~ t.Port contained a promise Of Inrr-
Sre not ready TO concede that II irnnries
I'WeT prices. because OF tho restri.,oJ
slIIly or goods on hand and the large
is noted. ''"' "Alcn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Eutt"r firm: re-
ceipts 9.P~s. Creamery specials. &c; do.
extras. &c. 90 frsts. 22cU 23c. do.
seconds. .oc6 cIi4c. do. thirds. Isisc0e
100. state dairy. tubs. finest. 23c. state
dairy. good 90 prime. e0c I'd --c. do. COM
mon 20 fair. l7c ftl9c. process specials.
goa ff2Ici- do. extras poo. do. seconds.
lTc ~ Il i-C. factory current make. trsts.
lsi7c. DO. seconds. isc. factory thirds.
lEiFcTI1c
C.ocse--Steady. receipts. 1.1o4 state.
whole milk. new. l2c. DO. small colored.
average fancy, ia. q. DO large colorel.
average fancy. Il &c. do. small white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
The Salvation Ar,v pI,,t.

Tho salvation Army b. planning 10
give a picnic at Ferguson field ON
'ancsday. July o.. Tor the poor chill.
dr'n OF Steubonville. Follansbcc and
NeiianurF and vicinity Tho street
CIR company. through ID j Sinclair.
VIII carry tho chiiirou FREQ To- tho
grounds. and efforts are being mado
lo have tho WcilsbIrE children re-
turned homo IN automobile EnvoI
opos VIII be left NJ tho homes in
WelisbHrg to help dcfray expcnscs
Tor tho outing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

Mi's Ethel Galss is visiting friends
in Washington. ga
Miss Jane Herbert. ~ Wheeling Del
tho guest over tho Fourth 200 fr. homo
~ Mr and Mrs Joseph IohmuIer
Miss Grace Wyu. ~ Toronto. ohio
be- tho guest today of friends In yylus'
burg
Mr. and Mrs John Nutcr. of 90
burg VIII hc ruosfa TODAY at fho ~
~ Mr hutcrs parents Mr. and -
Richard Nufer
ne" Tha'er Mclntlrc and children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
LaNYera I'm b.

The baseball game which was 70
have been played yesterday at tho
Fourth ward ball park has beon posf.
p0u"d until tomorrow afternoon Tho
lawyers wore unable % Do present.
but havo arranged to play tomorrow
number of fast players have boen
secured for mo local team and W1ce
and PAUL will be- the battery. Al arc
invited to tho game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Abrupt Decline in Stocks

with tho previous period II Is no, dis
PuIe1, however. that both roads lnva
.d'h'd their dividends. with considerable
20 spar" In the industrial group moo
- pressure against United states
SI''I' nut that stock suffered less tron
. "t.tr speculative favorities ''''''
There were no sfgps -, t-.
~ tle bond market as a resuit 81 nj.
improvements Of about l222. 600 900
value. $i.915.OOO '''''. par
/. Bonds were UNCHANGED nj, .,f,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Will Show Picture.

Ihis morning the convtcts NJ the
state penitcnfiary viii DE given treat
iN Tho management 81 the Orpholm
theatre Of this city. Several Aims Of
the best pictures available by tho con
Germ VIII p" thrown on a canvcs IN
in' auditorium n the chapel for the
lmuHcment u Tho nrisonera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

Andrew Tiliman. the man held over
~ the grand tury hy Squire Wright a
20" days ngo on IN" charge 81 carry
ing n pistol under 5000 bond wos re-
lonsof Yesterday morning. hia wife
having given bond before the Justice
Tor appearance Tlllmnn. who r. "a wolf
known glass worker from Sew Mar
Nnsviilc. was the man who g. alleged
io have held up tho section gang in
tho Narrows above this place n few
DAYS ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

Columbus Heron and vf,f-r
Ihayer. both of Sew Cumberland.
charles Edward ucnlcy. ~ Brooke
county. and Mary Ann Miller. OF
WellsburR
John LOWS and Marie McInnos
both 81 pIttsburr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
WEST LIBERTY
Hog Poisoning a. West Liberty. But
Blood Hounds Fail 20 Track
Guilty Ones

WEST LIBERTY. July 2 AT tho
homie ~ John Morgan fhis morning
Three hnuq were found poisoned
Poison was nisn found ln tho feed
HnNrs of live stock In mo barn blood
hounds from Nouufs,iIIe were placed
.u fnr fruil. Hut after TRACKING tfn
guilty ones "a short timo lost the scent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Arrannementa cnmnl...

The arranRcmcnts for the matinee
races 20 be held this afternoon az the
fair grounds are now complete
splendid program consisting OF four
Jaros among young horses from the
city. and an exhibition by Great West
ern. owned by y. Porter. will MI the
card
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Xisits MnZarh

The hoard OF equalization and 70
view now in session at tho court
house. spent yesterday visiting at Mo-
Fart In order that they may be more
familiar with the valuation II the real
estate Of that section when the as
scssment comes before them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

y crowd Of young people numbering
ABOUT ioriy.iive will picnic today al
smiths grove. up Goose Run. making
the Trip by means 81 hay wagons Tho
young folks have made great propar.
ations Tor the event, and au ENJOYABLE
auair is anticipated 3 ball game has
been arranged as a feature OF the
picnic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
WELLSBURG
VIII Be quietly observed

Inc day will be quietly observed
throughout Wellsburg and brooke
county, and will mark The real omen.
ing o. the big Homecoming week and
Gam celebration. Firecrackers OF a
dangerous size are prohibited. and
violators VIII be arrested and fined
among the many features OF tho dov
VIII be the address OF Hon. John NJ
laws. or Clarksburg. member of con
gTess from this district. a band con
cert by the local uniform rank. X OF
J.. band. and the fireworks in the even.
ing at the wharf. Two ball games
viii be PLAYED morning and afternoon
az the Fourth ward ball park between
me Wcllsburg Giants and A a.
team or Wheeling a parade will be
given in the morning at 10 O'Clock bv
the organized societies OF WclIsburr
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To Picnic.

a crowd Of young people OF the city
nave made arrangements TO sponl
Tuesday picnicing at Belmont park.
just across the river The following
wii compose the party: Misses Adele
Ghndee. Leila Moore. Lille Burns.
RE Cats and Nora Brown. stanley
Ration. Lyle Byrnes. William Fitz-
simmons. Howard Cats and Prank
Lafevre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
WASHTNGTON. July at the :

WASHINGTON. July AT the be-
ginning " business today the condition
OF tse United states treasury was.
Working balance IN treasury off. COS.
So. Nfs.Ol4. IN banks and Philippine
treasury. t414I2S2n The total balance
iu the general fund was fi3s. 455. ia.
Ordinary receipts Yesterday were ti.c3l.-
992 with ordinary disbursements OF 81
51-.NIl Tho deficit 70 date this fiscal
year IS S1.4SI.1i2. as against $1,000 40
al this time last year. These figures eN-
clude Panama canal and public debt
transactinns.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July Money on call
steady. 2n2ls per cent. ruling rate,
%. closing bid. % offered at n.
Time loans dull. 60 days. ga 02A per
cent. and 90 days. -. "a 3. six months.
3L.m39. per cent.
CLOSE. Prime mercantile paper. 20
l. per cent. sterling exchange dull. with
actual business In bankers bills at
50 s425 for 80 day bills. and az 81 SAL
for demand. Bar silver. b2s.c. MeNi-
can dollars 4Sc Government bonds
steady. railroad bonds easter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04

For summer diarrhoca IN children
always give ChamhcrIain's Collie
Cholera and piarrhoca Remedy and
castor OIL and q speedy cure is Ger
TAIN For sale by an dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
wore issued yesterday at the court
house:
Samuel Tavior -. Of WelIsviile. and
Fannie Check. 81 Of Wellsburg.
Harry Chamberlain. %. Of Mounds
vile. and Bertha Good. IS. OF Mounds
vile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-04
New York Stock Exchano.

"hhELiNG. W. Va. July 3. II
Hange OF active stocks on the N.v
i''N Stock Exchange. corrected daily BY
a T. Masten & Co. brokers
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WHEELING. W. Va. July 3. II.
Reported by \. r. Masten IL co. l.. l..
Brand. manager; members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
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average fancy. ike: do. large white
average fancy. Ike; state Whole
milk. lower grades. e6lored. sSsca fi IT,
40. white. 9hcG11Lc: state whole
Ihiik. daisies. best. I2ac6IsA.c STAT.
shlihs' new average fancy. SLcIsIsc:
ste, SKINS. new specials, ghc: state
snins' new. fair to good. 5HcNTiLc:
S aas SKINS. common. 3i1caII.c: do.
hard skins. 2ikcQ2 3-Ec. state 1rboic
rancy white. 12c else; do coiored' love-
grades. 11cnIlJsc '"e'
Esgs Firm: receipts. 1926 Fresh
satheted extras. 2Oc y 22c: 10 extra
ts. l.c q lSc: do. frsts. 15c0I sc. DO
second ~ yea l{iAc; do. thirds TO moor
~ L<cH lSc' fresh gathered dIrties. No
80 80 o.; No. ?. locqlIc: do. poor
~ Ialr, scnsc; fresh gathered cbecks.
s@od to prime. sea loo: fresh Eatherei
S.eChs poor 20 fair. case 81 Bon a. o.
~tute, pennsylvania and nearby ben1crv
"'a.sttS' cftk5c; do. gathered white aOc
80, western gathered whites. i7c y
STATE. pennsylvania and nearby hen
10y browns. R0c0e3c. DO gathered
browns and mixed colors. Ice . 2oc.
,UNIoN STOCK YARDS PITTS
y, 70 July 3-CattIe higher: si,ppiv
Sc i To- IS ,Ss h ,dioe. s. 20 to SO 30: good
sheep Slow: supply. 20 double decks
Ilile wethers. 81 So 10 81 90. cul,s nd
a. aa u 90 70 81 90. spring lambs
&c 20 10 30: veal calves. IS 90 10
fioss-IIiEher: receipts. 90 double
aecks. Prime heavles. Sc 90. r,e'it,,,,,s
3. 70 TO =. 10: heavy and lfgnt vorkers
- 20 IS. pigs. So IS TO So IS.
'"ushs' - 90 10 s. 90
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FINANCIAL.


W.. MORGAN lives 90 roint near this
place but in Brooke county
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Petroleum.

SLEW YORK. July s.-staudard OIL.
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New York Curb Market.

Total sales 2Is.2OO shares.
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STOCKS. ION,
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Mcintire and children.
Evening journal., 1911-09-22
WE'D In PRESENCE
OF MANY GUESTS
Miss Marie Feldmeier Be-
comes Bride Of j. Paul
CranStOn in Zion Church

In the presence Of large assem-
blage OF relatives and friends. John
Paul Cranston, of Newport, and Miss
Marie Feldmeier, Of this city, were
welded last night in Zion German
Lutheran Church. The Rev. DR.. Paul
Isenchmid, pastor of the church. Of
ficiated. The ceremony. was perform
ed amid a profusion of palms and
ferns. Mr. Cranston is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Cranston, of New
port, and is engaged with his father
in the lumber business, and the bride
is a daughter of Mrs. Mary c. Field
meier, and for several years had been
connected with the Security Trust and
Safe Deposit Company and also has
been active in High School Alumnae
affairs. She has an extensive circle OF
friends.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Elizabeth B. Johnson. The bride
walked with her brother, Carl W. Field
meier, of Philadelphia, who gave her
away in marriage. Mr.. Cranston was
attended by Justa G. Justis, of New
port as best man, and the bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Sybilla S
Feldmeier, as maid of honor, and Miss
Helen Cranston, sister of the groom
and Miss Eva Heiss, as bridesmaids
The ushers were Leroy Wheeler Hick.
man, Charles Glen Beadenkopf and
Carl Flickenger, Of this city, and
Ralph Morgan, of New York. The bride
and the Young women attending her
we're beautifully gowned.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held by Mr.. and Mrs. Cranstoi
at the church, and late = reception
was held at their f--r' 90 nome. No. 914
West Ninth str -, ror the bridal part,
and the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Grams
Evening journal., 1911-09-22
MATERMELON PATTY.

Miss Alice Bryan entertained a
number Of her friends on a straw
ride and watermelon party Wednes-
day evening. The wagon left Fourth
and Market and proceeded to the
home of Miss Ethel McClintock, at
Lobdell's where a most enjoyable
evening was spent in games, dancing
and other amusements. Those pres
ent were: The Misses Patton, Nc
Clintock, Bryan, Atkinson, Preston,
Collins. Simmons, Pietch, Clarkin,
Leonard. Whitenack, O'Brien. Page,
Plerson, Moore, Husbands, Toman,
Dodelin. McCallister, Strickland and
Lockwood, Of Chattanooga, Tenn;
Messrs. Valentine, Shea, Ferguson
Carter. Boyle. Briggs, Shaw, White
mack, McCnntock. Harkins, Guthrie
Joshen, Brennan, Steigler, Or. Bell
and Mr.. and Mrc. McClintock.