, 1881-05-29
IEW-GENTILE.

4 Marriage Which 1Fa. Created :,
Hrecxe or, the Levee-Ette Parents Of
an I~raellti>E Wife Prosecute the
Christian Husband for Perjury.
Charles Young, the son Of a nnu who keeps a
restaurant at No. i'6 State street. was arrested
ycsts r.lny and arraisned before Justice Mech
upon /, charge Of perjury. He WIS held under
bonds OF $1,000 to await further examination.
The circumstances under which the said
Young committed perjury are little out of the
common run Of affairs. and therefore demand
some attention. 1t appears that Young was an
employG, whether salaried or not does not ap-
pear. about his fathers establishment
His chief duty was TO- do the soliciting.
ArrayeI in fautless clothing he SIT duy
after day and hour upon hour in front Of
the aforesaid restaurant and by the silent per-
sunsion or his manner swcled the contents of
the motlcy-drawer. AT last there appeared unto
him fnirv-like form incloslng the spirit Of
the daughter OF the tradesrlan next
sloor,-,he spirit of Annie Mnsser. With persist
en1 attention he succeeded in attracting tho
nutice of tho Young girl, und, after short nc
V..a1ntance, was so successful us 10 enlist the
sy.npates and subsequently 1he o loye OF the
upon marriage The dutitul Chnrlcs, nothing
ta,.n1ed by. the fact, that she was :!
u hin,seit at uti the office Of the County ccrk ani
then and there made affidavit that the girl Of
his choice was Is years OF aye. The license was
issued aud
THE MARRIAGE WAS CoSSCMMATED,
all in due time and in the manner prescribed by
law. Hardly, however. had the ceremony been
performed when there arose in State street u
wuii the echoes OF which might have been heard
throughout the lcugth and breadth OF the
rhorouyhfure. The daughter ol lineal de-
scendant OF Abraham bad married Gentle.
Heuceforth for her there was nauEht but scorn,
for the parents nothing ba1 shn1ne and dis
grace. For the girl waited the hearty nnnthemas
Of the holy sous Of Jerusalem. No Rabbi
bud otlicatcd at tho ceremonies, no
Hebrew formal1ty had been observed
in the service which maize Charles Young and
Annie Masscr man and wife. For her. according
TO the dictates Of the Jewish faith. awaited IL
grave ynwning with the curses OF IL stricken
congregational him the nlaledic;ion not only
of fu11Iiiy, tut Of :: congregation, an uggreEA-
ton uf Polish Jews. For her no long,
or awaits II burial according to the
rites Of the Hebrew fath,-hcr bones
must be inferred with those who
fru,, misfortune and poverty have found IN
eternal sleep beneath tho clois OF Potter Field.
The futher-tho sloonkeeper Nasser-uyows
his intention of prosecuting 10 the full extent OF
the law tho archiicnt1 WIN has robbed him Of his
daugh1er.-his ll-year-o old angel.-who until re-
Gently served him i'll tho drawing OF beer
and the attracting Of customers to his
saloon on STATE Street. lie processes to
be able to prove that hs tlaughteris but IL years
OF age and that Charles Yourg's conduct in
swearing that his atiianced WAS Is years old IS
open To the i'm tnputatlon of melancholy inexcus-
ability. lie. the father. will be revcngcd for the
se,urse which has come upon hlin,-fOr the dis
grace which prevents hitn from showing his fnce
i'll the streets OF Chicago.