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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
Bcam-Stephcn.

Special Dispatch g. the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 1s.-Miss
Nesta Stephen. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lewis Stephen. was mar
ried at the home of her parents this
evening 20 DR.. Eugene Cecil Beam. OF
Moundsville. W. Va. The ceremony
was conducted by Rev. Samuel Ste
phen. OF Plain City. an uncle OF the
bride. She was attired in a very pret-
~ gown OF charmeuse satin and Ouch
esse lace. She wore a necklace with
diamond pendants. the gift of the
bridegroom.
Miss Marie Hornbrook. maid of hon
or. and Misses Nellie Beam and Mary
Beam. the bridegroom's sisters. from
Moundsville. were bridesmaids. Miss
Nellie wore pale azure crepe de chine.
and her sisters gown was of pink silk
crepe. Both carried white roses.
Lawrence Colt was best man
a program of music on the harp by
Miss Anna De Militia proved a feature
o. the service. and the decorations
were golden yellow and white bios
SONS and ferns and smilax vines. DIR.
and Mrs. Beam left for a trip through
the East, and later they will be at
home in Moundsville.
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left Monday for a weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Smith OF near
West Liberty.
Myron Kline OF Warren Pa. ar.
rived yesterday at the Stratford for a
few days stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harmon OF Ralti.
more. Md, attended the Leonard. Har.
mon wedding az Pleasant Valley last
evening.
Miss Virginia Southern, 81 Pair
mont. has resumed her studies al MI
de Chantel academy.
Miss Mary shaw. Of Fairmont. has
arrived I'm the city 20 enter the Nj Ia
Chantel academy. She was accom-
panied by her cousin. Miss Mary Pen.
81 Davis
Miss Ida Lund. the daughter Of ,fr.
and Mrs. fritz Lund. Of SistersvilIe
has arrived in the city 20 enter Mt
De Chantal academy.
Mrs. Nellie Carrie IS visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IT, y. Howell
OF Daizell o.
Claude Pgiliman wa In Marietta
-. yesterday visiting friends and
looking after business interests.
Miss Ursula F1agei. 81 Washington
y. g.. has resumed her duties at VI.
Dc Chantsl
A''AAN"H ~ VIC WNlfN mas nNNn m
Marietta looking after business mat
tiers.
q. a. Roberts was al the Rlenner-
hassctt. IN Psrkersburg YESTERDAY
j. T. Edcien was registered AZ the
kcevar IN ParkcrshurE yesterday.
J. " vs.. schmidt and N. " Mouie
were ousincss visitors in Parkersburx
yesterday.
-. o. Beers. who was In park-ra-
burg helping with the Board 81 Trade
campaign. has returned home.
w =. Morris IT, az tho Navarro IN
New York
Mrs \. r. McClcary has returned
home after Lcing tho guest ~ friends
and relatives in Marietta
Mrs Jnhq Reeves ls visiting friends
and rclnfitcs ln WciiehurR.
Mrs Elsis Fisher Kinche1o was the
guest n NJ and Nrs. W. 70. stcriinf.
~ Wcllsnurr, Tuesday.
Mrs James Bell. ~ gfcuhenviIIe. IL
spending the week with her brother.
Roy BUOY
George SNYDER iq visiting IN F.ikfua
Earl X. limerick. who fs employed I'm
thn mechanical department - fhe
wheeling Intelligence. Or spending
BIS aummer vacation with his patents
90 Charie1for.
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PRETTY WEDDING
IN THE SUBURBS
HARMON LEONARD NIprtA,
CELEBRATED LAST EVENING
was One o. Prettlest and Most E,ab.
crate Affairs Of the Season
General News Of Society

one OF the most interesting we'd
olhgs OF the year occurred "wednesday
evening, at ALTAR" the heantGS,,l
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse sheldon
Brennan in Pleasant Valley. when
,neir daughter. Miss Helen Marie
Charles Wesley Harmon. the SON Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Harmon. OF Balti.
more The ceremony WAS one az nm.
usually elaborate appointments and
was attended by nearly 1850 guests in.
cIuding many out-of-town friends and
The home was beautifully decorated
,ne color scheme-green and white
oeing carried out with n profusion of
cnrysanthemums roses and Mains
florist Langhans had charge OF the
decorations. In the spacious living
room. where the ceremony took place
an altar OF greenery. relieved by white
roses ana chrysanthemums. was erect
ca. Inc walls were hung with green
cry and the mantels we're banked with
Terms and Killarney roses. while
streamers or southern smilax extended
from the ceiling to the Chandeliers
Inc dining room was decorated in a
similar manner and a great mound OF
Maryland roses. ferns and other green
cry was arranged on the table while
great pink tulle bows al the table cor.
ners and at the base OF the chandeliers
added to the appearance. The library
ana halls were also decorated in an
artistic manner.
=. The wedding party marched into the
living room, where the ceremony was
performed, TO the strains of the we'd
ding march from Mendelosshn. rem.
dered by Summers orchestra. Under
the arch they were met by Rev. Father
X. Nader. rector OF ST. Michael's Cath.
Ole church. who performed the cere-
mony. The beautiful ring ceremony
was carried out
Misses Sue O'Malley OF New York
City and Miss Lucy McMasters OF
Plttsburgh acted as bridesmaids and
Miss Catherine Leonard a sister OF
the bride. was maid OF honor. Mr.. Will
harmon. a brother OF the groom. was
best man.
Little Misses Jacqueline Brennan
and Jane ArbenZ were flower girls and
carried high French baskets OF pink
and white roses. the basket handles
being tied with pink tulle bows They
wore white lingerie dresses.
The ribbon bearers were Misses Nat
ane and Agnes Brennan. little sisters
OF the bride. and they were gowned
In pretty sheer white dresses.
The bride was given away in mar
rage by her father.
The bride was attired I'm a beautiful
gown OF white satin charmeuse. with
a drape OF white chiffon. pannier
fashion. Her flowers were a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley and
roses. with streamers Of white satin
ribbon. The bridesmaids wore white
satin dresses. yelled with emerald
green marquisettes
Following the ceremony an elaborate
wedding reception was held Messr~.
Maurice Freeman Of New York and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores Of Wheeling Readers Are
Learning the Duty Of the
Kidneys.

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty
When they fail 70 do this the Kid.
neys are sick
Baokaohe and many kidney ills fol
Low.
Help the kidneys DO their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills build I'D weak
Kidneys
Wheeling people endorse our claim.
Henry Wiihelms. "a Main street.
Wheeling. ". Va. says. y have used
DOan's Kidney pills for backache and
other symptoms % kidney complaint
Ny experience has been % safisfac-
tory that 7 can recommend them 20
other kidney sufferers. In my case
Deans Kidney Pills have always
acted promptly and have given Ereaf
relief from kidney difficulties con
slider this remedy an excellent one
Tor al complaints. arising from weak
Kidneys"
For sale nv All dealers Price %
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
NeW York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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Prev Hall ushered the guests into the
dining room. where an elaborate ourC {
luncheon Was served
Among the out -og-tovn quests In
attendance were Mr. c l. Freei--n
and son. Maurice. OF New York. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles y. Irving. OF Ridge
way. -. J.. Mr. and Nrs VIII Hart
man. Bernard Hartman and Mr. and
Mrs Frank Hartman. OF Baltimore.
Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T TaEue.
OF Warrington. Miss Sue O'Msiley. o,
New York City. Miss Lucy McMasters.
OF Pittsburgh. and Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Z. McDermoti. CT New York
City.
The bride IL a beautiful and accom-
pltshed young lady and a graduate Of
St. Joseph's Academy. Mr.. Harmon
holds a trusted position with the Balti-
more a Ohio Railroad Company In
this city. The young couple left last
night over the y. a o. for a months
honeymoon through the West. and
upon their return will make their home
in this city.
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Dinner Dance at Country Club

Great preparations are being made
Tor the dinner dance at the Country
CLUB tomorrow evening. when the
club Will entertain the visiting golf
players who are here for the golf tour
nament. which opens to-day. Meister's
orchestra will furnish music. and
Manager Dimmey will serve dinner
from until 8 o'clock.
Many OF the golfers have been spend.
ing the past week at the Country Club.
going over the links in order to become
acquainted with the course. Among
those who are here for the tournament
are r. J. State. OF Beaver Falls; J. /
Crawford. Of Pittsburgh; William
kraft. Judge r. n. McGregor. NJ. o.
FISHER. d. A. Beattie. a. NJ. Newman.
DIR. Rolla Camden. Of Parkersburg
and T. ]. Sherrard. Of Stclbenville
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OHIO SIDE MINER
Is ELECTROCUTED
PoUuD ~ sor WITH TROLLEY
WIRE ABOUT NECK.

When Oh entered the mine OF tho " a.
%. Coal Company. af Barton. Yesterday
forming ready fur work. william TrAi-
lister was shocked f0 fnH fnr body az
DTS father. job nlfcAll. etsr. lying nj the
.rtr1 Was Nn examination showed tr.
trolley wire 60 hr wrapped about Die
rrrk causing clf.frrDufiun. and rn
doubt. instant death The son wa bal.
Ir burned Ir trying fn ret his father
away from fIe wire How mo accident
Irrrrre1 VIII probably rfmHIn n mfa-
terry. COL r0 ono wrH with him re Who
tine. iuf If ia thought hr Voc rrrnfrIr.
Che wire WREN t.e current wna turned
rr
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Kilaore- Moore.

Yesterday afternoon al the home Of
the bride on South Penn street oc-
Cured the wedding OF Miss Sarah 4.
Moore - Mr.. James a. Kilgore. Of
Holloway. O. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. John Neel. pastor Of
the bridgeport Presbyterian church.
Only the immediate friends Of the prin-
cipals were present. and after the we'd
ding the party left for an extended
wedding trip around the Great Lakes
and points in Canada. Upon their re-
turn they will b. al home 10 their
friends on South Penn street.
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Thin people suffer "A good deal 81 en-
harrasSment and ridicule. A. people
poke fun at bony horse. 80 ar. bony
people the target FOR many humiliating
filings"
The plump. well-formed man or
woman is a magnet. Protone makes
you plump. strong. well-fOrmed nor
mai, puts color in your cheeks "A
happy twinkle In your eve and a fine
poi~e To your whole body. II keeps
you that way. IL IL the most scientific
and effective flesh and strength builder
80 far known. barring none
The regular 500 size OF Protone is
for sale by all druggists. or will be
mailed direct. upon receipt OF price. by
The PrOtone Co. 5055 Protone Bldg.
Detroit Mich
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Oownino-Conner

At the Church OF The Immaculate
Conception the wedding OF Miss Anna
Downing and Mr.. Clarence Conner
was solemnized on Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock in the presence OF &
lumber OF intimate friends and close
relatives. Rev. Jos. Mullen performed
the ceremony. and the attendants were
Miss Clara Schartel and Mr.. Albert
Lewis. After the wedding a dinner
was served at the home OF the brides
Parents, end later In the evening the
young people left for their home on
the Island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

Fow. II any. medicines. have met
with the uniform success that has a..
tended the use ~ ChambcrIain's collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
remar kahle cures 81 collie and
diarrhoea which 90 has effected In al
most every ncighborhOod have given
u "a vide reputation. Ter sale b. all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
Theater PARTY

Miss Catherine MinkemUler enter
tanned last evening with a theater par
~. complimentary 20 Miss Dorothy
Duncan. who leaves Sunday for Notre
Dame. where she will attend school
After enjoying a performance at the
Victoria Theater luncheon was served
the party AT the Minkemiller home on
South Penn street. Those In the party
were Misses Catherine Ward. Helen
Fitzgerald. Dorothy Duncan. Eleanor
Taylor. Angela Fink. Catherine Minke-
miller; Messrs. Robert Warehouse.
Robert Morrow. George Otto. Ralph
McFadden. Hugh Thompson and John
Colvig.
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To Have Smoker

The Cathedral High School Alumni
association will hold a smoker at the
school hall on the evening OF Monday.
Sept. 23d. A musical program will be
rendered. which will be followed by
short talks by some OF the members.
The brothers in charge OF the school
will be present and IL is expected
there will be a large turnout OF the
members TO greet them. 4 commit
tee composed OF Bernard Alexander.
John Grogan and Joseph Kaltcnbach
will have charge OF the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

enough deiatone 10 cover -, h.t..
ply ara in Two or three minutes re-,@t !
particle ~ hair and lsaves 80. 49,
smooth and clear. "''
VII, E,'' H.. Apply pyrosln TO Ia-n-roo,s
e,,i,.itn.ui in ana forefinver and your
rs.iiHN-s VIII grow long ana .tt-fy
EYEBROWS can be made ~ rror, 49,.
Sna sI2ssy by ruhhing on pyroxin vitS
t,r,',il be careful ana don't get
halr is not wanted.
Minnie ~ A. you DO not like ~. ts.,
or wearing glasses sine. fhav r,,..i-. 10 49,.
t,,n.I, ny Older why don't you frv
ionic n you Will rct an ounT. ~ 80
w, ll-r"Ife ~ iu a pint ~ water 80,
WI nave on extremely that viii n-,v.
Drop q fow drops in .a,r ' ens t.cninr.
III t.'ne- Jay. and am sure if VIII
1'.your eyes world % rooI ~ gif
for dlul. tired. wutert etse ., S'.ii-nt
glasses. 70 wear
Victoria A. long ~ v.,r t.,... a..
.'ti'I WIZ iupurifles those irirrritf,7
WI Dol forced through vpur 30 800
"Il .ai.'n ~ external rcHuedier ,tIrf
~" no tinE good. f1r tlot Do not r..t
t.r cause. Dissolve ono orIr.,.,' ~ go
.,h~ lhH onf-lulf rurfli ~ arrar I-
h'-lnii g.ni ~ alcohol mot vfi-re,i
or on Hdi lot water 90 make n f.,fr ,,',..-,
% sou wlII have enuurn fr.-r.. '' D.
o.d-f Toned remedy f1 rII vo-ir hr,..f
'I Nf lNf. f.ff qfIn H.Hfr your Ut.r al
correct your dIrrafinn Tax. 4 f.rf.
.ruonful before .rfn meal 's-t .,...-. ~,
VI FFIn VII HEaIn take IN ffaf t,..,,i
.H Color ntfWe intended v1u fa rrte
.-...l l.i W. and Eenerlf health ouf
lnl "fNfr frIrfIuna will rfn.. O..
I-..'' YOU $50 better general attfari-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

This evening At the 81. Paul's
Evangelical church lawn fe;e and
social will be given under the auspices
OF the Willing Workers society. A
short musicai and literary program
will be rendered. followed by the
social.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

of the evening will be a debate on the
question: Resolved. That Wheeling
ahould adept a commission form OF
government: The debaters are: AZ
hrmative o. G.. Beans and Roger Cam
eron: negative, Frank Bargerand Guy
Pryor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
Health and Beauty Hints
~ AIts. MAE MARTYN

Mrs. =. s.. Wrinkles and other rnarks
or approaching old axe which now w0r-
~ {0u are very common. However you
VIII not have 10 Vorry n you viii folioU,
this simple treatment. Apply 10 votir
iace every night a Ereaseiess cream
ely made ~ mixing two teaspooufuls
one-half pint cold water. SIR ana lef
stand several hours before using Mas
sage frequently with this cream IL
viii remove all dirt and excess oil from
the skin pores and in time you will NOT
have e rough. wrinkled face but "a freaf
smooth. cle1n-lgoklng skin 81 velvety
texture. ] also find this preparation "a.
ceuent Tor removing tan. sunhuru. black.
skin.
juliet. Yes. any one afflicted with
snporflu0us flesh OIL always 20 90 big dis
adNantage, whether married or single
your druggists the nerf time You arc
down town and get Four ounces of rfr-
notls Dissolve this Zoo ga pints hot
water AMI take tahlespoonfsI t.ree
times a day Give minutes before enr1
i'tttIt ana your hurlrneumr flesh Will
soon become cut down The effect n
feel much better.
y. ?. y To whiton and bcauufy vo1r
face, mock and arms. dissolve four
ounces ~ frurmHr iu a hnlf.r inf witch
nazel or h9t wat'r. adding teo tea-
freely and if ufIf tone 49, your skin won.
derfullv ana quickly NJ uatfr flo rEfn
sort ana smooth. and viii remove that
shiny. muddy look which Is fu annav-
irg 20 SOU. You will ffnH fhfa .DfIUr.
much better 20 use than face powder. aa
~ does not rub or easily like powder
nor docs ~ give ones face fHnt .roa1fr-
81 look J find This apurm1N lotion rv-
CcIcnf f0r removing and preventive
skin.
Mr. " y NJ y1ur halr Del GETTING r8
MIN tnat ynu have fn waHr fifsr fnIr
YOU should begin at once a frltfrncuf o.
-Il your scalp 81 d1rfrrff which Ia ffa
direct cauee ~ I'D scalp Hud h1Ir.fro.i.
bloc 10 fou vii rfV together an alHla
or Quinzoin. Onr-naIf pint ~ alcohol
mot whisky and uUf-HHIf rIrf NJ COLI
tfcr, son VIII have dependable rcrr. J.
cif fnr your halr.frounfra Itun this
gently into tho roots NJ fhe hair twice n &
Nfrk. AMI no Hiii destroy fEf HruFruff T
sfnr your fallIrE hHir auI boo flrrr PRO. /
mote a new growth OF hair This rrf-
ninr- tonic applied regularly VIII make J
your hair e0ff luafrnra and keen DO ]
from splitting af the ends
Maid Tie quickest and suresf wav o. 4
ffr.nN" Iair nr fur from the aFfn Ia ]
With a delatone paste. with water mix O.
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Bible Class Banau.,

The Century Bible class OF tho
island Christian church will give n
banquet this evening in Settlers hail
~ the corner of Penn and Virginia
streets. and large crowd OF men are
expected 10 he in attendance An al
aress VIII be delivered by Rev. y >
Hhoads OF Moundsville and feature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

Surprise yourself by trying Smoky
City Laundry Flakes. Perfumed starch
Tablets free. Ask your grocer. sc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

Wanted-5O boys. steady work
Good wages. Nortnwood Glass CO.
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Maid. Tie quickest and sureaf wav o.
ffrnf" |nir nr flzz from the eEin fa
With a deiatone paste. with water mis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

tnlouth delatone 90 cover the hairs an
plN ara IN Two or three minutes rer-,,,t.
80, "'Nu ths SKIN. This removes cvsrv
smooth and clear. 'Ne SKIN
Tensas gazette., 1912-05-10
KINDS OF HAY FOR STEERS
Alfalfa. Sorghum and kaffir Compared
az Roughages for FattenIng Cattle
Former 10 Best.

At the Kansas experiment station
alfalfa hay, sorghum hay and Kafir
hay were compared as roughages for
fattening steers. II was found that
when alfalfa hay was fed 1t took only
about six pounds Of corn and cob
meal to produce pound Of gain, while
when sorghum was fed 1t took Ill
pounds Of corn and cob meal to pro-
duce a pound Of grain.
The figures for the Kafir hay were
ten pounds OF the meal for pound
Of gain. Experiments at other sta
tions indicate that under similar con-
ditions It would take about nine
pounds Of corn and cob meal to make
q pound Of gain when clover and tim
othy hay were the roughage.
Judging from the experiments. we
would place q valuation on sorghum
and Kafir hay of about two-thirds as
much per ton as we would on clover
and timothy hay mixed. Coarse stalked
or sour Kafir or sorghum hay would
not be worth nearly this much. From
personal experience we know that
cattle relish sorghum hay and make
fairly good gains on IT,
Tensas gazette., 1912-05-10

should not continue to raise horses OF
this kind, since brood mares-and
stations, too, for that matter-will
produce stronger and better colts for
having been kept steadily at work on
the farm.
On the home farm we have raised
some of the cleanest, best colts. and
worked the mares right along. There
are certain conditions under which
Il does not seem to be practical to
put the breeding stock into harness,
but on many farms these conditions
are not met. Where a farmer must
rely almost wholly on hired help to
drive his team, 1t may not be prac-
ticable to put pure-bred stock into har.
ness.
II the farm boy shows an interest
IN horses, raise some good drafters.
Put a good harness on them, and tell
the boy xhis is his team to work. and
there will be no question about the
care they will get You will find the
boy, after q days work, out currying
on the horses, making sure they are
comfortable. l speak from expert
ence, and know that when these
horses are offered for sale they will
bring a good price.
Tensas gazette., 1912-05-10
EXPENSE OF HANDLING EWES
Expert Of West Virginia Experiment
Station Says Every Flock Owner
Should Study Cost.

Prof. Z. w. Sheets Of the West vir-
ginia experiment station. in discussing
the question Of breeding ewes. said
that he believed every flock owner
should sit down and figure out the
cost of the feed. In the fall he feeds
breeding ewes once day on oats and
bran; feeds no corn whatever to the
breeding ewes. Uses clover, cowpea
and mixed hay and corn fodder for
roughage. The latter It pays to shred
or cut His Southdown sheep eat
about six pounds Of silage apiece
day. two pounds of hay and one-hah
pound Of grain. but he does not give
the ewes SO much silage as this be-
fore lambing. He feeds the lambs with
the ewes, starting with about half a
pint Of grain to the lamb at eight
weeks old, and getting up to pint
Of grain at about twelve weeks old.
This feed Is continued throughout the
season. After the lambs are weaned
be puts the ewes on q stubble field to
decrease the flow Of milk. He gives
tobacco, which he raises himself. In
the feed each day as a preventive OF
stomach worms. He thinks 1t pays
better to wean lambs the first Of July
than at any other time. 1t cost him
$3.o6 to keep a sheep year. but be
did not charge present market prices
for his feed, adopting scale Of prices
that would run about the average
for q series Of years.
Tensas gazette., 1912-05-10

The very money that went to buy the
engagement ring was furnished by my
friend, who had to mortgage some lit
tie property Of his own to get the
ornament.
'Well, the wedding came on as per
schedule, and the Don and his bride
sailed for the gay capitals Of Europe.
The money lender got his $4,000 on
the minute, but my unfortunate friend
has had nothing more substantial than
some polite letters from Paris and
Berlin begging him to wait in patience
and cease sending costly cablegrams
marked collect. The letters are writ
ten with view Of cheering the recipi-
ent. but he refuses to be cheered and
has about come to the conclusion that
II win be many day ere he gets back
the cash that went for the engage
ment ring and the theater tickets, to
say nothing OF the fee promised for
negotiating the $1,000 loan.
Don Juan and his bride are having
a gay time in the Old World, and the
groom seems to have entirely forgot
ten his benefactor and friend in need.
After all, that old saw about getting
your money first IS right In ninety-nine
cases out Of hundred"
Tensas gazette., 1912-05-10
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Wilson. With them were Mrs. Lulu
Decatur, niece OF Garrison, and
Goodwin Mellow. young man from
Stafford county. Mr.. Given told Mr..
Wilson OF the occurrence, and there
upon the quartet went under q very
careful examination.
Myrtle declared over and over again
she was only fourteen years old, al
though she could easily pass for sew
eral years older, as she is mature look,
ing and weighs probably 160 pounds.
When It came the turn to question
Myrtle she was so worked up over her
escape from the marriage ceremony
that she was in tears. She said that
she had planned Sightseeing trip
to Washington with Mrs. Decatur and
had no idea that Garrison would ac-
company them. They left their homes
near Quantico early in the morning,
walked three miles to a railroad sta
ton and took train for Alexandria.
Myrtle said that Garrison suddenly
decided he was going to marry her as
the train pulled into Alexandria. but
she explained to Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
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