Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-16

Miss May Z 1dicott were married this Al
ternoon At 2 O'Clock In 81 Johns X DISCO
pal church. The church was absolutely
without Eoral or other decorations. No
cards or formal ingltstions had been is
sued. There were no best men or brides
maids, and tbs entire service was cRars
acler,zed By extreme simplici .It~ SQ cb
OF the friends Of the family assASd .I&Sn
verbally invited to attend 6ok SOS In
the body Of the church hRlfAn hsE be;
fore the ceremony began. Th4ecabine3
meeting was ended ct an earlTAour So &
TO permit the members to sEpresenJst
the service, and they were ID most cases
accompanied BY their wives.
PRESIDENT AND MRS CLEVELAND
entered the church just before 2 O'Clock
and were escorted to seats in one OF the
pews in the arstrow. The members Of
the Eadicott family and relatives were
seated Immediately in the rear, while a.
many OF the public as could fnd loom In
the little church. filed the gallery ard
Railways Mr.. Chamberlain entered the
church at 2 O'Clock and waited ct the
chsncel. His appearance Wss the signal
TO the organist who Immediately began
10 play the wedding nIlcn from 81 1her .
grin,n aud the bride leaning on her
fathers arm, stsired in pearl gray trsv-
cling dress, and wearing dark bonnet,
passed up the night aisle, and joiping the
bridegroom hnelt before the altar. Rev.
DR.. Leonard assisted bY Raw. Mr.. Franks
OF Salem, Mass performed the Episco-
pal wedding service. Both the BIRDS and
groom gave back responses in 6 firm aud
audible voice. Prayer was pronounced
and Joseph Chamberlain and Ma y Endi.
cett were man snd wife. Again tbs or
gan pealsd forth, ard to itg strains th3
party slowly passing along the left eisle
out OF the cbusch and int carriages, were
driven Immediately to the home Of the
brides parents.
reception was held at the residence
OF the secretary, and the newly married
couple received the congratulations Of
the invited guests. After the reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain 6rove to the
PennsylvAnis Railroad station, and II Is
supposed they went to New York,
although their destination was not known
even to the BRIDES parents. They Will
return to Washington within week and
be lae guests Of Secretary E1dtcott for
fev%days. On the 26ih they will SSH for
Europe.
MILITARY Orders.
WASHINGTON, n ". l5 the following
order has been issued by the secretary o
war: BY direction Of the president the
following changes of and assignments to
command are ordered:
MAJ Dr. General John d.. Scao6ald, COM
msndlng the army, is st his own request
relieved from command Of the division Of
the Atlantic. =.
Mtio.. General OliversO. Howard is re-
ueved from command Of the division OF
the Pacific and the department Of Cali
fornia, ana assigned to command OF the
division Of the Atlantic.
Brigsdier- GeLersl Nelson A. Miles is
relieved from command Of ths depart
ment Of ARR 1na snd assigned 20 COM
mand Of the division Of the Pacific and
the department Of California.
Colonel Berjsmin 81. G!iersoD, Tenth
cavalry, is assigned to command OF the
department # Aroma.
MEXICAN PENSIONS.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is The folio wing
TexSs pension was issued to-dsy;
Mexican Widows-Msry c, widow OF
John ". HarDsy, DuOlsp.