The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-22
LOVE CARRIED The DAY
Adventurous Ida Hay Wilcox Married 10
4 Wealthy Banker Of Genoa.


Minneapolis special To the san Francisco Ex-
Last wednesday afternoon there was q
modest little wedding at the home Of Car
los Wilcox, go Portland avenue. There
was no ringing of wedding chimes nor
any flourish of trurnpets. Ii was quiet
little wedding, hut this same quiet little
wedding celebrated the happy denoument
Of "a most unhappy little romance of which
the bride IL the heroine. Her name is Ida
Mao Wilcox, heiress tn half n million dol
lars, and her husband IL Henry I. Mylius
of Genoa. Italy.
written to-day i'm the wedding celebrated
this afternoon. is n romance of two conti-
nents. The adventures OF this young Min
neapolis girl have been the newspaper
falk of Paris and New York. Not so very
long ago n cableGram brought the news of
the elopement from Monte Carlo of Miss
Wilcox and DIR. Sellon, n celebrated Lon
don doctor, who had n large practice. a
Shar'ninG wife and an an interesting a,s family. ,
travelling i'm Europe for several months,
and while the young girl was testing her
house, abe saw DIR. Sellon Wis N Wis and
was smitteu by his handsome face and
prodiRality at the gaming table and read
Al the doctors suggestion, Miss Wilcox
helped herself To the contents of her
,S%ss ssss e1ss s~nR 10. S Thsn
for Paris. Mrs. Wilcox got word of the
Police in Paris to arrest the fusitives on
the charge Of grand larceny, aud as Scl-
Ion and the infatuated girl left the train
they were taken into custody and locked
up pending the arrival Of Mrs. Wilcox
from Monte Carlo.
she rsae,iiy n" ie % fops"He her errine % daughter,
pear pear against Seiion. who was subseauentiy
friends s Of the he family IL in the twin cities re- re-
fused to- believe the story of the clopement.
For weeks the CONTINENTAL and American
papers were full OF all sorts of rtImors of
which the friends of the family entered a
general hut no specific denial. They said
talk He"a aboa, IT, Gf bs shey Thought Il better nSs
to rush into print with the details OF a
family trouble. The only public answer
announcement that Ida Wilcox was com.
| ing home to- Ike married.
Her future husband was at Monte Carlo
| at the time the story became public. He
knew the circumstances and he also knew
and loved Miss Wilcox. and he en-
gagged tn marry her. That was answer
| Henry 1. Mylius is "a young man "A year,
| of age and the oldest of three brothers
H Michsan. a s IGS Mr. MsIi%S' % S SS%e fa Is r.
| Genoa. Italy. His parents are there now
sa '"y id Ssn shs sscy with '9Hs sRt
Italy, celebrated the wedding too.
that Myiias first saw Miss Wilcox. ii.
saw her and fell i'm love with the beautiful
/ American. He was introduced to her b,
his sister.
| CWha,:part. IL any, the so-calleti elope
ment played i'm the engagement that fol
| lowed, Miss wilcox's friends do not say
| The wedding took place to-day and the
| romance is now ended. The ceremon!
| was performed by DIR. j. H. Tuttle. pasto
| of the Church of the Redeemer. DIR. Tut
tie is "a dear friend of the family. and he
| too, was i'm Europe at the time the unfor
| tunate escapade occurred. He il one q
| the very few people who know prccisel.
| what took place at Genoa, Monte Carl'
| and Paris.
Only a few of the more intimate friend
| of the family were present at the wedding
| father. and tonight the bride and groom
| depart on their way to Italy. During tn
| winter Mr.. and Mrs. Mylius will live a
| their residence in Genoa and the siImme
| will he spent at their villa on the shore
| of Lake Como.