Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-16
THE JAnis.slRuusr MARRIAGE.
what M. Jases Has 90 say Abe"s
she whole Ansir-The fusurs e'
the Parties.

In addition TO what has already beer
published in the News regarding us
strouso divorce. 1t only remains 70 sao
that J. c. James and Mrs. strouss were
yesterday married in Reno.
The following. copied from the Reno Ga
,,r, Of Last evening. and following sx'
tract. from the NEWS, will DO Of interest
TO our readers:
shor,ly after II o'clock to-day q few
,,i.nd. assembled In the private parlors oil
tbo psIot Hotel. and with the assistance
Of Rev. Mr.. Lucas. Mrs. Strouse became
Mrs. James. The lady 10 young. being yei
early in her twenties. She 10 also very
pretty. being Of . tall. slender and grace.
hui figure. with large blue eyes, . sweet
mouth. delicate complexion. and OF . very
intelligent cast Of c~ountenance. In man
ner and dress she Is . thorough lady. Mr..
James Is known 10 nearly everybody here
about.
For q long time he VA the Principal Of
the Virginia City High School. some
three years ago he resigned that position
TO accept the more profitable one VI pri-
yaie tutor In the family OF Colonel James
q. Fair. IL seems that the Wedding Vi
this morning IL the sequel 10 an old love
affair. There were some tender pAssages
between the lAly-who 10 the step-daugh-
ter Of the late Major Edgington-befors
her marriage 10 strouse. the Virginia
butcher. and Mr.. james. While hs was
East q variety Of circumstances led her to
marry Strouse. and ever since MI. james
has been determined 10 have his old lady
love back again. He occupied = high
social position In Virginia City. IL . young
man Of education and talent. aud withAl
q thoroughly manly fellow.
The Gai,rs reporter interviewed him
this morning. and. on account VI previous
Acquaintance. Mr.. James wAs communi o.
tive. lie denied utterly the charge that
there had been anything improper between
him and the lady he was about 10 make
hi. wife. 81 don't want to enter into any
details" no said. "It has long been my
desire that Just this result should be
brought about. OF course 10 Ia rough that
the divorce should have been granted on
the ground that IL has. but I've been 80
lied about and misrcpresented In this
matter that I'm calloused. Do you know
I wish I could have met Beecher this
msrning and shaken him by the hand aud
told him that I knew how 10 was myself /;
for I can understand now what innocent
people suffer when people insist upon be-
lieving them guilty. IL the lady that j
I'm proud TO marry to-day we're not what
know her to be I shouldn't be here"
The young couple will 90 TO Lake Tahoe
for q few weeks. aud then after = very brief
visit TO Virginia will 20 East and thence
TO Europe. IL il Mr.. James intention W
20 To Germany and spend . coupled years
In Heidelberg or some other university for
purposes Of study. IL 10 . source Of M
little qualification 10 him that he has plenty
% money Of his own, a. NO n can truth.
fully accuse him Of having married the
lady from mercenAry motives. She has
money. but 50 has he. and there IL no par
tieular financial advantage on either side.
The ceremony at the hotel passed of
very pleasantly. The lady seemed cheer
full and happy, and there was no doubt
about Mr.. James feelings. IL Ia pure
love match. and although tho young cou-
pie start out In double harness with such =
heavy load to carry a. Is described In the
NEWS. they have evidently made up their
minds 20 carry the burden In good spirits,
hoping that time AMI distance will dimin-
ish il. Tho wishes for their happiness ex-
pressed by those present at the wedding
we're warm and sincere.