Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-24
SHERMAN.
The Happy Union Of Two Hearts--A
Waif Cared FOr-Criminal
Court Item.

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SHERMAN, May 2S.-Last evening
about the hour when quiet folks are
seeking their touches for q nights re-
pose, the sound of wedding bells $50 to
speak rang out on the evening
bree2es and announced to the few
chosen friends who had got a timely
hint of what was to occur that two
loving hearts Were about to be Joined
at the marriage altar. For several
days past, Madam Rumor has dis
cussed the probable culmi
nation of no little counting that
has been quietly progressing
on South Travis street, the ardent
wooer being no less parsonage than
our esteemed friend, r.. 5. Hall, sole
proprietor Of one Of the largest dry
goods houses in North Texas, and the
lady who had inspired the fervent af-
lection Miss ). II. Nicewarner, who
owned handsome millinery estab-
lishment on the same thoruugbfare.
No one positively knew what was TO
be the result of their mutual fondness
for each other ssociety until Yesterday,
when few trusty friends were let
into the secret that Wedding
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house about 10 o'clock in the evening.
Consequently there were s. few friends
gathered there to witness the solemn
vows and participate in the Joys of the
happy event. Rev. J. NJ. Binkley OF
the Methodist Episcopal church sol
emnized the compact in brief but APP
propriate ceremony, and all present
joined heartily in wishing the newly
married pair long hfs of connubial
contentment and domestic felici-
ty. Besides the family of
J. Alph Wilson, Esq, where
the bride boarded, there We're present
Dr. B. b. Pettitt aud wife, John +.
Young and wife, Ed. Fry and vile.
Miss n. Hartman and SIR. S. &,
Odatr of Denisol, j. II, Dills and Geo.
I. Bridges. shortly after the cere-
mony, AN elegant collation. of fine
cakes and wine was handed around
/ among the gUests, and many q hearty
glass of sparkling champagne Was
drunk to the health and happiness OF
the newly welded couple. The bride
was dressed in handsome lnauve silk
/ with champignon satin trimmings.
her hair of glossy black was arranged
III tasteful wayy riuglets over The
/ brow, and withal she was a
most stately and beautiful half
| Of charming tableau, in which Mr..
Hall, in his conventional black, with
necktie given him from the satin.
! trimmings of the brides dress, made "A
/ most appropriate Other half. The
bridegroom has been twice married be-
I fore, while.the fair bride is new To the
mysteries of dual existence, but all
friends agree that both have chosen
Wen for a life companion.
This morning there was some curl
oslty on East Pecan street on account
OF pretty baby left by the father M
the house Of John Curry the evening
previous, with Il promise that he would
return this morning at o'clock and
reclaim il. As the father did not return
for several hours after the time
promised, the tongue of Madame Runor
spread the report that baby without
an owner was left on the town, and
many kind-hearted neighbors called
20 see tile little stranger. Mrs. Beiler,
landlady oil the Beiler house, promptly
proposed to adopt the child. and
thereby provide her home with one OF
the charms that Providence had denied
TO her aud her husband. The father
said ne regretted the necessity that
forced HIN To separate from his baby
but the unnatural mother had aban,
daned both their infant and himself
and he could not care for it. There
lore he was willing 10 bestoW It upon
some one who would love and cherish
ms little darling. Mrs Beiler assumed
Immediate charge, aud now has the
} iorsaken babe whereit will never know
a want that kind hands and warn
hearts can supply. The father CAV,
Tue name of Henry Weissman of De
ealur, IeN. lie speaks with prc.
nounced German accent, aud saws nj.
SUIT Tor divorce aud the custody o.
his child was to hav,
: been disposed of in tn,
Wise county district court during tht
past week.
Charles Sumner, colored gentle
man OF elegant leisure, charged Nv in.
alclhent with the theft of Elem Cobb,s
morse, was admitted TO bail in the sun
Oh sooo o,day Tor his appearance To an
swer in the district court next Moudav
When the docket Is called.
II. +. Strickland, convicted of theft
: OF watch in Whitesboro. served on
e his fine of $24 and costs TO-DAY, an,
: after taking the pauper's oath wa
discharged
John Allison of the Gordonsyill,
neighborhood was indicted by tn,
! grand jury last week for the murder o
negro, George Allen, December y
he was arrested to-day by Deputv
Sheriiis Bob May and VIM. Kelle,
y and brought to Jail.
george Beik and Charley Coe are in
y aictea io' the same murder. Belk h
j. JAZZ ana his trial set for next term o
!, court. Coe is still at large.
There will be n matina, - a..
course Saturday afternoon at 3 o'cloclr
u expected. "s'"s ~
20 smart, Jointly indicted with job,
Allison for the murder OF Robert Ali
/, son near Gordonsville about two wear
4 ago, was arrested at the Union demo
- WIS evening as he was about to tax,
Passage on the west-bound train.