The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-16
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YsNyraed np ths eanrch s1sle. ihe ~ an
were ziarriesa Juss the same, thouEh ne
cs-sFraaies ssere ri a simple and souaex hsf
abbreviated character. The wedding etrs.-
ussny wzs eondue esi by Rev. John =.
Damon, the famous marrying parsoii
sis FxIYsD< WERE AsTosIsHKD.
The information created 8 positive seDsa-
,ieu al the Office of the steamboat com
pany where Evans was employed. for his
employers and colleagues hssi always
locked u1s1a hia a. ssTsightfor~ afa
youDz nan. A. Evans had Gepsre ed with
ont saving = word a. ahyane aooet the OF
fee ard without hsiaaeing his b0oks- an
examination Of the latter Was ,ieenie'l
uesess4ry. accordingly When IL became
a settled fast that he had CUTIE an exert
ko3s Keeper was set to work npon them
sHegr IN HIS ACCOUNTS.
This parsonage WAS not long in discover.
ing the eaEsa of Mr.. Evans depaTtsse.
I.frle pfIferiags were detected here and
there, commencing with the first of t5-
snsnth aud extending alolg 10
the oar Of the young mans marriage.
These hen added together gave a total OF
al bis lfieucs Rad maintained all through
that his accounts wonid he fnusi all
right ant when ii became known that he
was defaliter another sensation was
created III the circle IN whiei he moved.
Ua Thursday Evans appeared az mis-
desk ~ The ususl hour ana worked all
day. He had tod his friends oi his en-
gsgeneus 81 Miss Davies several weeks be-
fore. Al this the boys aoout Yesler's
wharf where the cofa pauys office is 10
Gated laughed as joke, because the
woman as much below Evans in station
oi life. Evans, however, persisted thaG he
was really engaged 10 the gir3, aud on Mon
day last announced that he intended II ar
rytRg he girl on The following Saturday
night. His friends underworld t. dIsSuaf {
him from following up his determination.
but s.eing that he was in Gessi.ssTaest
ar0ppss3 tie subject.
THE WELDING.
On Wednt s,lsy, shortly before u on
time, Esans met Mr. Dairon on tie street
anS asked him il be would be prepared 10
perform q marriage ceremony on SATURDAY.
evening. He toiu the reverend gentleman
who be wss and whom he Intended mar
rying 1hinsing that everything wss slI
right, y Lamon replied that be would be
on hand at any place desired. On the fol-
lowins day Ar Damon received q InesssGe
from EFsns. ia which tae later SAID that
he sal just received a message calling hifa
Essf, aDd asking ii the marriage eeuld n,,t
take place tsat evening Thursday. see
Ing no Objection to the proposed pan. SIR.
Damon consented, dinctips Evans a. he
AZ ais A0ass with hts bride az o'c ses
that evrBius. At the appointed hour
sFars and Miss Davies appeared. armed
with D marriage 3ossSe, npoA which 1he
ink was still vet, and the ceremony vas
peffoi med. Evans stated 90 Mr.. Damon
inst b. Threaded leaving tasi night for
Cleveland. Ohio.
TIE MEgRY LITTLE NILLfSEr
Miss Emma j Davies. "the mer y. little
miilirer." u as quite wen known around
town by thp latter name. Sac " about
20 yea old about FIVE feet tall, and would
weigh peraaVs 100 pounds. She Was rather
attrasttxe ia iaee aud fisars, ami rad Il
si9ga 4r defect in S3H that comp II, q her
to blink heg mischieFous eyes in"Cssa thy
che a. regular prom e1saier Ga tire
streets. ri p'as along with swinging
gait. she uas Always ueatle dresses ard
iRede q go33 fDeng aeQaaiutsnCeS Miss
svi ; case here from oakland, Cal, last
March, " here her mother resides, and al
since BEEN Iupioye1 IT the Wonder mis-
iiherF store. che had f1oles in the Tear of
the sore.
Tns HAPPY BRIDEGROOM.
Clarence II. Eysns came here year
since froln Sew Haven. Conn.,, where he
gas born of good family twenty two
years aao soon after he catered ;he en-
pioy uf the Puget Mill Company az Port
tsalaple. Three MONTHS since he was
tenieced the position Of cashier OF the
Wash 3stDr steam boat ard TtsnspGTta-
ton Company. Evans il handsome
young leiseN, being az medium height and
Hight tofa sexiou. A. he YVES always we'll
Or .st-i aHa OF vlvaeious temperament he
was CREST fayoriie win the lair sex.
MESSAGE FROM OAKLAND.
u was reported late last night that a
friend 81 Mrs Davies had received a tele.
gram from Der, dated oakland, Cal