Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-31

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i~fhiiatfphta Chronicle. Herald,
A NuGHg man ia CulIsa county, Gaia, shot
h'ln~cit a year ago because a NGuug woman
reused " marry hiin. The giul said lac was q
ii!vOi' pQ1 the boy recovered. The other day
thn gill committed suicide because tho boy re-
FUSED tJpparry her.
Tue iNN marriage law In PENNSYLVANIA
iihluSt y many penalties upon the Otticia-
ti,hg clcrr tulaa who Violates any regulation
lhaJ y spec l handbook or guide has been
lssued, wiz, which tho wary mini ster goes
around on III occasions.
Nh m,Si MefiI LIS, the youngest daughter OF
non. y. Is. NnShbvrne, OF Illinois, was mar
ried The other day at tho family homestead In
Ll. trlngrc, Maine, to8. H.. Fowler, OF Colo.
fado. The Wedding was private aud tie bri.
uNi }air let iof Colorado In the evening.
There Il move romance" than practical
good SENSE In q . marriage OF any American
girl OF scarcely H." although sho wed a
hIlliiullairC with Yer parents consent IL Is
rnopinE,, q girl Cd her birthright TO deprive
her VI all chance ~ know what young lady
hood means.-BuStpn Herald.
Theatrical circles In Paris are ihmenting
me retirement of thN eharmipg actress, Mile.
Ifoifette, who j. about to sacrifice herself to
tue hylneneal altar, BY her marriage the
0fdnatic world loses ' brilliant actress and
ghe bridegroom gains ' beautiful wife. She
tSS! years of aye, and Possesses q charming
figure, brown eyes, ard teeth the envy Of
every PariSienne.
Did he por the question last night" ca
gerly asked the mother, ~ the daughter ann
What did he say" "Wty, he squeezed my
hand twice and said tina, hfbellevet I'd make
some man an excellent wita IL the fellow had
sense enon II to take mt SO taraway that you
coulun I visit me more than once In twenty
years"
The wedding Of the Rev. Nj Fanzene and
Miss kugler Is n romance worthy of notice,
lie was q coachman and loveda lady whose
friends trowhe,i upon his preensions,. But
she was a true hearted wOmanN and believed
III hiln 50 he resolved ia improNe his state by
hitting himself for the ministry. She waited.
The result was his ordination ami their mar
rage. This occurred i'll ArdmOrt, Pa.
A newly married couple named ogden, from
Fort Ellis. kas., who arrived in Denyer on "a
Kansas Pacihc sleeper early one morning this
week, placed Il wallet containing tive hun
Ir@d dollars under a pillow in their berth.
W hen they awoke the car had been side
ing up the bcrths. The couple went 70 differ
ent ends of the car to wash and On tltsir re-
turn the money WAS missing. The ~lprters
were arrested, tried and dismissed.
A Georgia couple were married under
fire as it were, the other day. While W. III.
Willis, a substantial young farmer. of rike
county, was stealing Miss Jones from her
nome Tor the purpose Of marrying her, he was
discovered ny the adNs brothers. Iht elGp-
ing couple succeeded in reaching a waiting
carriage, but they were no sooner on thcir
way than they were pursued by yOllGys OF
buckshot from the cnraged young men. Sew.
eral of the buckslot perforated the lady's bon
net. The lovers succeeded in reaching a clcr-
gyman and being married just before the
pursuers burst in.-tEN.
A ~well-kn0wn Baptist Clergyman, recently
pastor OF a church in Boston, was engaged
nearly thirty years ago to the daughter OF Il
railroad president, who resides in eastern
Massachusetts. Circumstances prevented
then marriage. and the engagement was bro
ken, but without i'll feeling ON either side.
The clergyman married another lady, who
died about a year ago. The affianced lovers
of Il quarter of II century ago have recently
met, the lady having remained single all
these years, and, there being no longer any
obstacle, the engagement OF the earlier years
has been renewed, and about the time the
bells ring in a new year the wedding bells
will ring for them.