The Dickinson press., 1889-08-31
ALL's WELL THAT ENDS WELL.
Second Marriage Ceremony Rounds Out
u kentucky Romance.

kentucky Romance.
Society fairly thrilled with sensation
yesterday afternoon when it became
nosed about that marriage. of which
there had been no previous announce
mcnt, and to which no invitations were
issued, had taken place between Louis.
willie beau and a Pewee valley belle
The wedding was that of MIR jacob
Fra2ce and Miss Minnie E. Rowley the
l6-ycar old granddaughter of Professor
Rowlcy the well known educator of
Pcwec valley The ceremony of ycster-
day was their second. and IL clandestine
wedding, which occurred at Cincinnati
about two weeks ago. is whereby hangs
Il tale, and is why the marriage yesler-
day was an impromptu affair
MIR Fr;,zee has been spending his SUM-
mrrs in Pewec for a long time. and his
friends, and perhaps lie himself had
many years ago given up all idea OF his
ever becoming Il Benedict He went one
Summer too often To Pewee. however
and found the little girl whom hc had
been wont To pet as a child Il beautiful
Young woman whose look and tones
moved him as none had ever done before.
Miss Rowlcy appears to have been us
much victim of Cupid as was he Both
knew that Grandpa RowIey would not
listen to Il proposal for marriage with
what he considcreda II mere school rirl
and they didn't even ask him On June
10 they boarded the early train to TN
cinnati, and when they returned from
the Queen City that evening they were
man and wife, Both agreed to tell their
secret to no ono until next fall. when Mr.
Frazcc's affairs would be in a SHAPE. to
permit of tho announcement, and Il trip
to New York and possibly Europe Miss
Rowlcy, or rather Mrs Frazre went to
l,er home, and Mr. Frazec came ON to
Louisville, and so matters rested until
Monday, when Miss Rowley wrote Il let.
ter To her cousin, telling her in strict
confidence" Of the affair. and left tho
letter open OH her writing desk. where
her grandmother found it II few minutes
later
linen there was Il scene. and the youth
full bride WAS taken to task in such a
manner that she confessed all and left
the house, coming to Louisville. where.
She stopped over night with the family
of her uncle, Capt. IL. N Clifford. ut All
Oak street, That same afternoon Mr.
Fraz"e started for Pcwec valley hut at
the depot was taken to task by Il friend
of his and those of Miss Rowlev Tie
iin"w nothing of what she had told. and
felt in duty bound to deny that such Il
marriage had taken place. lie went lis
iaras Anchorage en- route To l'rwrr but
rumors of Grandpa Rowlcy abroad witt.
II formidable looking gun grew So plenti-
full that he concluded to alight there anos
return by the next incoming train This
he did, and found that his bride had
como before him, and was at Capt Gift
ford's, and there he went to find what
il anything, she had revealed Til tat
ter, ho discovered. was everything. and
he, of course, owned up like Il little man
He was willing To do anything to con
cilia,o Professor Rowlcy, and friends Of
both agreed that another ceremony. az
Capt. Giiiords residence, and that inn
nl"'i;tely, was tho best tlng to he d,n".
IT WAS necessary. however /" consult
| with tho relatives at PrWce and the.
| ceremony was postponed until halt pas,
, 2oclock yesterday afternoon. when lh.
/ Rev. Charles T.. Craik andu limite,, mum
| bcr of intimate friends were On hant
| The couple IL little later left on an after
| nouh train for tho eastern summer re-
sorts, all tho happier for their TRIALS and
ih" added romance and surprise for then!
| friend,
| Professor and Mrs. Rowlcy were not
| present at he wcl,linse luli n ia said
show marked symptoms OF for,lvlng the
pair, and it is believed there Mlll he
nothing left of their dispeu,urr 10y the,
time their honeymoon is over Louis
| willie Commercial.