The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24
MATRIMONIAL NOTES,
Current Matters of Court,hip aud Mar
riagO.

riage.
Unlike other ships, courlship does not
reckon its progress, by nots.
Now is the season when wise young
men take stock in matrimonial bonds,
October is a iavorite month for we'd
di6gs, and thisyear will prove no excep'
ton to the rule.
When girl falls in love she stops say.
ing her prayers, but after she Is married
she begins them again.
An Indiana man, age So, advertised for
u wife and got her by paying s. ,OOO' She
was II spinster OF lorty-scyen.
A Chicago husband and wife both
filed petitions for divorce on the same
DAY, each without the knowledge Of the
other.
The decision of tho Supreme Court
Judges, oil New York, that divorce cases
must be tried hereafter in open court,is
u wise one.
A wedding is reported in California,
where IL. D. Hannah married Miss Han.
nah Leslie, the ceremony being per
formed by D. W. Hanna.
When young lady begins to manifest
an interest in the Arrangement OF Il
Young mans cravNt hu wants to be Us
careful as he can possibly be or he is
gone.
A young woman organist aud a'boy
organ blower Of a church in Utica were
married the other day. 1t is the hrst
instance on record OF true gratitude Oi
un organiot.
The Rev. Samuel Eliot, son Of the
President OF Harvard University, will
be married to Miss Fannie HUpkinsOn,
on October 81, aud will then 90 to Den
yer to live.
A woman soon loses respect for the
man she has to keep, but Il man takes
pleasure IN providing Tor the woman he
loves. This is the way nature intended
it, and it is the way it should be.
1t is better to injury in your set, You
will know each other better, and be less
apt to be deceived. You will probably
be- better satisfied il the man has the
most money. Then there will be no
grounds for quarrcling over the funds
he hanGlts.
Invalid Chicago Lady Ito her lawyer
aud adnlinistrator)-And now, rcmcm-
her, when die | wish 10 be laid by the
side Of my husband. Lawyer Yrs'm I;
which onr?-BTiiHgtOn { w. Free Pres.
In 1855 over $4,000 people in Indiana
vowed to love, cherish aud obey. There
is some idea to be gained Of the relative
ages OF the sexes ut marriage by the fact
4lat while $500 bridea We're under 20
years Of aye, but 3l4 groomawereyounger
than 20 years.
III 1883 sixly.sevCn grooms in Indiana
who were past their three score years
aud ten took the fatal" step, while but
eight brides above seventy years were
recorded. These figures prove pretty
conclusively that some young women
prefer to be ian old mans darling to Il
young mans slave"
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison G. Hayner, liv-
ing near Buskirk, n. Y, are suhstan-
lial married couple. Mr.. Hayner weighs
40 pounds. and his wife pulls down the
scales at $40, making u conjugal total Of
725 pounds, and it is all solid flesh.
Both are ia good health and cheerlully
do the ordinary work Of farm.
There was romantic wedding the
other day on top Of the Allegheny Noun
tains. The mountain selected is directly
upon the boarder between the NHginias.
The welded couple stood upon the Nir-
ginia side, while the Clergyman stood
over the line i'll West Virginia, as he
could not perform the ceremony in Vir'
ginia.
A man, Mr.. John Leversha, appeared
as plaintiff ia a breach OF promise suit
IN Sandhurst, Australia, during the last
month. He claimed Il thousand pounds
from Miss Sarah Wrangham. lie was
luriy.One years Ui age. The defendant
pleaded that she was an infant when the
promise was made, but the jury found
for the plaintiff, and awarded him
shilling damages.
A wealthy citizen OF Denver, Col, gave
an elegant residence to newly married
daughter. Two lots adjoining it are his
property. TIE younger daught OF the
gentleman, upon being spoken to about
the fine present TO hersistur, remarked
"Yps, and We are going 10 put II Sign on
the two adjoining lots with these words
on It.: These lots gOwitl the oihergirl.' "