Daily globe., 1879-06-12
WOOED AND WOW.
Miss Kitty Mann, Rich Bankers Dough-
ter, Secured in Marriage by James Burns
an Humble Plumber.

lNisS A1lGy mann, q HlCH Bankers DBugh-
ter, Secured in Marriage by James Burns,
an Humble Plumber.
Mr.. James Burns was mar ried yesterday at
o'clock P. NJ, to Miss Kitty Mann. A simple
enough announcement, and one which in q
similar way is made for many other parties
during the love-inspiring month of June. But
this particular marriage notice will be the
wonder of the fashionable world for nine days
Oe more, until something else arises to displace
it from the circles of gossip.
The bride is the accomplished daughter of
Mr.. Walter Mann, vice-president of the Mer.
chants National bank.
Mr.. James Burns, the bridegroom, is little
known beyond his humble circle of friends.
With them he is pronounced capital fellow.
Fashions world will discuss the mystery
OF the marriage, and some ill-favored
folk will go 80 far rs to name
it misalliance, because bankers daughter
has married a plumber. A home of luxury
abandoned for the love of man who labors
for his daily bread. There'n be many shrug
and some ill-Omen prophesies over this mar
riage. But the young lady being twenty is
certainly old enough to know her mind, and
judge of the power of her hearts pulsations.
1t the cAnce were offered, and it seems it
was, Mr.. Burns has done as any other man
would do he's wooed and won wife.
The young couple are starting out in life
and it's useless to vex them with recollections
of the opposition they have encountered before
the happy consumation. Enough is said when
said said =. that bitter opposition came
loved, and woman's strength in love is said, by
those who know or pretend, to be powerful
enough to overcome all obstacles. It nay be
SO inferred in this case, for the marriage cere.
mony was performed yesterday at Mr.. Walter
Mann's (the brides father) residence at White
Bear by the Rev. VIM. McKibben. Bride
and bridegroom dispensed with the
luxury demanded in fashionable circles of
an extended bridal tour, and contented them-.
selves with ride to this city. Here they were
welcomed to the home of Mr.. George TIMBER,
No. 255 Robert street.
At this place GLOBE reporter called last
evening and extended his con Sratulations and
good wishes, after learning all the above facts
Of the affair from the happy bridegroom.
The bride needs no introduction
to st. Paul society; the bridegroom
has received his through the GLOBE. The
world may now talk, but the young people will
doubtless be unmindful of it, Immersed in
he proud in the love of wife who has braved
the world tor her husband.
The Chicago Conference of Charities.
CHICAGO, June 11.-In the conference of
charities to-day DR.. Byes read paper prepared
by T. B. Sanborn, Mass, as report from the
standing committee on public buildings for tho
dependent and delinquent classes. c. 8. Wat
kins, of Iowa, made q special report on poor
houses and jails in the northwestern States, dc.
claring that the modern article nourishes vice,
disease and idleness. Gen. Brinkerhof made
| another report on the same subject, and Charles
w. Hoyt, N. Y, made report and suggestions
on poorhouse construction. A report wa,
| adopted that the standing committee be con-
Woodbury., of Rhode Island, was read. It dis
cussed the construction of state prisons.