New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-15
Welded TO HER COWBOY.
HER FATHER A TITLED ENGLRoHMAN.
THE BRIDE COMES TO AMERICA TO MEET THE
LOVER SHE FOUND AT A SHOw-HIS
FATHER RICH CHICAGO
CATTLEMA

wedding tt ok place in this city last night wnich
grew out OF a romantic meeting and courtship. Inc
fact that the bride and bridegroom are rch anu "eh
connected lends interest tC tho affair.
On saturday afternoon young man, with race
broizcd by e>posnre walked into the Grand Central
Hotel and called for a room. lie registered HIS "iio
as George w. Campbell of Chicago, ILL., lie had come
10 Ncw.Y to meet his BRIDE who was to arrive
here from England on the steamship City OF Rome
which was due yesterday The story OF the !"ulS
mans life and hi, meeting for the first time wlth HIS
bride Is romantic.
George w Campbell is the Of James H. camp
bell the millionaire cattlcman and head OF tie '"'hc'
H. Campbell Company, OF Chicago. ST. LOUIS n"''''
City and OMAHA livestock dealers. lie no" oo'
cuplc, the place OF chief salesman OF the company
lie Is twenty fvo years old. When only fifteen years
OF arc lie ran away from home and went 70 leAa''
where he followed the wild life Of a cowboy.
Cattle buyers in the employment OF his father VINO
saw him at intervals in Texas. the Indian lcrr'"ry
and Colorado tried to persuade him to return hoine'
but five years elapsed before he did so Theh he
entered The employ Of his fathers firm In 'hrago do
,:,lc,man. which position he has held ever since
Three wears ago the firm Scnt him to Eheiaho l"
attend 10 lot OF cattle that the house was Sehahs
over there. Young Campbell went ana ai"r se'il'S
the firms aiia" started to return, but received
cable dispatch ling him to await another shipmeht.
lie found himself In Liverpool with nothing to 90
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Wild West show in ramp near Liverpool ana io'
amusement Campbell went ont to the SHOW ho
found among the cowboy employees several o HIS
former companions on tho plains. AT TINS discovery
all feeling Of onc>Om"ncs> vanished by the1r i'iI@
ton he spent a week in the Wild West camp ana IN
spirit Il fun took part III the daily eXhip'sohs VI
: riding, roping and shooting.
',nc day during a performance he picked silver
dollar ont Of the mud By reaching down from tho
back of hi, horse while 1t going at full spccu'
Every in tho audience applauded but none SO
vigorously ~ a young girl who. with her iathcr o"
cupicd one "f the privat" boxes. While waving hcr
! handkerchief to the gallant rider gust of vino
,natchcd it from her hand and carried 1t ont to the
centre OF TN" tra k. where it fell in the dirt lamp
bell was coming down the rarcway on the full run. ana
SAW the bit Of ace fall without checking his horse
he bent low in the saddle. and as he swept BY pi'ked
II I'D. He chccr,d Ia the echo aS ne tnrhen HIS
pony and riding up TO the box. returned the hahd'
k"rcilcf 10 it, fair owner.
Iutr.ur,i,us followed through the medium Of a
mutual friend. The occupants uf the box proved W
l- sir Thomas D I'D Of West Derby. near Liverpool
ard HI, eighteen year old daughter Helen. between
t. Young people it case Of low" al hrs' sis'''
Young CamIhc in>tead of riding at performances "'
d,lnt.d himself 10 h> newly found friend IL "as o'S
short tine before the yonng folks were engaged 10 bc
mlIr.d hnt when the parntN o' botl he,iu vi H. y ~
! ,,iions were raised thai threatened To destroy A"'
| union. - ,,,,, h.r,d
II w, finally dcridcf that Young 'alpV'li s'.v.i -
and II. In the course ~ wear or ~ wv
r-.fuui.d uli'IlnGcd. no firti.cr O'Jc't'i
/ L.. RI, ID N ~" outset Campbell nan >au>lvu ~
T,t.u,,- H. ABILITY 10 idht f't" vi u wiz -
/ tir a. h, fuaIcial ,oudion was concerned. camp
hell returned tcaso where he tS been ever sii,'
! u,fI his arrival ~ this city SaturNiay His te
| trn,l.i decided that rs he could not get away INif
bu,n,.>, this season of IN" year, >ic "ouid 'Hc
America and get married here. =, -
| Her fathers Sdvanced age prevented MS Ncom
panying her, sho under the escort " Captall
! John r. Dc~ar. of the Gu0n steamship COMPANY
| She arrived III" City Of Rome yesterday ana va
mo, , the pier by her lover. who escorted iser Il
| APARTMENT, at the Grand central Hotel Last evening
al 'c~k he wedding took place IN Association nan
; ~. present meeting pla"r ot the memocrs oi uh
rwrni, third >t.rTt BAPTIST Church. ,
r., Rrv pr DiXurl performed the cer~mony IN I'M
ur,,..ur" - about my representatives and friend
II the bridegroom. captain Dcwar gave away ul'
! brad. colonel r. VI. Clark. who was formerly con
me-, -, With the firm -. Campbell" & Co.,. acted ~ bc>
man and Mr.. J. T. Val q" Held" stood up with t'
i,tt,. Mr.. Mr.. tampt"ll Will rlnaln III ti'
cItv f,r two and then start OIL wedding tour