New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-10
THROUGH NEW-YORR STATE.
MUNDANE JOY IN THE SALVATION ARMY
WEDDING THAT Is TO BE THE CLIMAX OF A HIGE

MUNDANE JOY IN THE SALVATION ARMY.
WEDDING THAT Is TO BE THE CLIMAX OF HIGH
OLD TIME.
NEwBURG, Aug. 9.-This town Is going 10 be
the OF these days OF OF the highest old times
wedding that probably this country has ever seen
The parties he Captain Abbie Thompson
the Newburg Corps OF the salvation Army, and Cap
tain Thompson, who attached to the Brooklyn Head
quarters OF the Army The wedding is To be termed
" HalelUjah wedding" and it will be accompanied by
meetings that will make # incident Of exceptional in
terest The prospective Bridegroom The first leader
OF the Salvation Army in this city and the prospective
bride has persisteny and faithfully led her followers
here for several months The marriage ceremony will
be performed by Newburg clergyman assisted
by Major Moore the head and front Of the
Army this country II will take place in the evening
in the Newbur OPERA House. and all-nisht religious
meeting will follow the ceremony. In the afternoon q
"council OF war" and holiness convention will be held
and following this there will be hseluah banquet An
admission fee will be charged 10 the banquet
and the marriage ceremony IL the evening
and 1t is probable the proceeds. after paying
the expenses will Captain Ahbe, who Is great
favorite with the Army here and elsewhere.
Major No will be aocompan ed hher by his entire
staff and Other leading workers OF the Army 10 the num-
Der OF over one thousand Besides these the principal
workers from the Army camps az Amsterdam. schenec-
tady, Rochester Hudson Poughkeepsie, Cornwall MAI
faWan ana Otner points aiOuR INC bulSVu VI"
tend and take part in tho exercises Music viii DO sup
piled, and tho haleujah jolhc ton will every way
eclipse magnitude and Interest anything that has ever
taken place I'm sa walton Army circles. Excursion trains
from Eew-YOrk will be run over tho West
Shore and Buffalo Railroad TO accommodate
the embers ~ the Brooklyn and NewY0rk and other
aia down the and eXcuraOn boat VIII start
from Albany TO bring tue soldiers Of the Army from
pol o. north.
Cautain Kbblc the Young o1horter who, while en-
gagged salvation Army work IN Canada, had her name
connected with hat u the Rev d. wilson. cfatc Oi o
Anglican Cathedral XII gstOu. W wa dismissed thy re-
for Sie SAID all there OF tho matter was tht Mf
Wilson's congregation got down him because he took
q prominent part In ain KIT NEE Ing whcn II. Army
were wing Oyo foas, stayed with them DUNG tbc
entire moot and passed around the vino and cake 20
/ the converts. She Is quite pretty young Won an
o. about tWohtYun ans when Interested ~ her SUD- CT
She IA ks free unl rapidly md hardly ever at lose
FOR u word shc hpuf hvr feet 300 height has iul,
/ round face ana dark brown hair the has viva lou'
look auI l4 aIrlgh IS Hhd plnt ut I'm her nan cr
tho Row D. wilson received from INC Dean ~ ~ can
ada district ncatlOl ~ hts diaulHsa ana ls MING
ton fI NcN York th, propOs. cshiug captain also LOOK
hrr depart from Canada and tas never ret fncd Al
~ hrtSo.n H. r,of and III Rev Mr. Wilson, anu that IN
story about hs rllln! "prcy 90 her charms MAS o
f.. as he uftr -. Dufit x her Work ere sue
has ingraIted hcra. into m. arts OF her a'-oclo 80
At nts hid uphill Job Of II Her meetings were
disturbed % tine police stopped theii shouting and
music IN streets The lights we're turned ONT ~ ih'
me.tags am tie attendants leppcrel win pu'ty-boH
hut they have co thu AID now old their meetings uh
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