The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-10-24
A Romantic Marriage ut Indianapo
lis, with "A Horrible Sequel.
TIE NEEDING.
From the indianapolis Sentinel.

From the indianapolis Sentinel.
A few days ago note from an authen-
tic source came to the Seutinel TO the ef-
fort that clever Journalist and publish
er OF this city had beer quite privately
married in St. PauIs Church, by the
Rev. rector thereof. But the Rev. rec
tor was impervious to prying reporters
of both sexes, and laughed all inquiries
off with a significant smile. Pit upon
his metal, 4 Stanley-like explorer of the
Sentinel set himself TO the task of pene-
trating the mystery. He interviewed
leading ladies of ST. Paul, and waylaid
thespious vcstrymen in their daily walk
and meditations, but until within a day
or tNo without success. Taen the mvs-
terious pair stood revealed, and with The
revelation comes very pretty romance
OF love and con5tancy, which will hand
sonely adorn the tale, even though it
does not suggest moral. First for the
tightly kept secret, however. just a
week ago Tuesday night glad and gay
train Of bfigAtly clad couples marched
demlreiy into 81. Palr@ Church, and as
they reached the altar forth from the
brightly attired throns stepped Mr.. j.
w q tl.rri-on, general manager of the
Real Estate Gazette Of this city, and
Miss Emma ). Green, "a brilliant writer
vi ilo has recently assumed the editor=hip
of that prosperous publication. The
Rev. Mr.. Large, rector, performed the
Ger. inony witl. ms gisterial mein and cor
di.l delight, and the dozen or more
couples u de Hp in ncar,incs- for vas
;ly greater crowd. The affair was 10 be
i>ept secret. hosever, and the ceremony
was concluded in quiet and haste. This
is one Of the loves that didn't run
smooth, but ended we'll. The bride
groom, Mr.. Garrison, was for some time
resident Of Washington, D. c., where
(the them Miss Green also lived, being
at one time writer for Don Piatt's bril-
liant paper, the Capital, and also engag-
ed for while i'll responsible office in
the Government printing establishment.
At Mansfield, Ohio, however, the drama
assumes more interest, it being there and
in the office of q Mansfield journal that
the fair young lady learned from her
now husband, the printers trade
Perhaps while setting the leaden type
Cupid was surely Though unconscious
ly to the parties) setting his bow, pre-
paratory to sending the fatal shaft. At
all events, as afterwards proven, it was
an excellent take From Mansfield Mr..
Garrison removed to this city and took
possession and the management as we'll,
of the Real Estate Gazette-this some
six months since. The lady followed
three months later and took charge of
the editorial columns. But love, like
the press itself, the mighty lever that
moves the world, urged on to further ac-
ton, and the business engagement in
| managing the Gazette was follow by
another of more romantic kind in which
two hearts agreed thereafter to beat as
one. All this on the 18th of August last
Events took their course, as they usual
ly do in such cases, until this step was
followed by the more important one as
above related, and instead of two knights
of the pen there was-according to scrip
tural authority-but one. Though not
lin at the death" to witness the hymen-
cal ceremony, yet the many friends
in city of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison, the
| public, and last, but not least, the news
paper profession generally and individ-
ualiy, may tand doubtless do) with pro
priety, al this eleventh hour, offer their
congratulations and tfeartiest wishes fol
their welfare, and offer this sentiment
in -addltion to quote the the profound
Rip Van Winkie1 may they 'aIl live
| loHg and prosper.