The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1891-07-30
sweessiin~ ReIls,

The Pro-Cathedral bells rang OUT
sweetly on the morning air at eight o.
clock Tuesday morning, and summoned
within its walls two whose heart were
Joyous, there to seal for life, for better or
for worse, their trothplight. The church
was well filed with the friends and rela-
tives of Mr.. Hubert Cans, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthias Cans. and Miss Mary A.
Ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ley.
Promptly at eight O'Clock the wedding
party passed up the aisle. The groom,
his parents, and groomsmen, Messrs
Peter Cans and George Ley, took seats
on the right side; while the bride and her
parents and bridesmaids, Misses Veron-
lea Ley and Mary Cans, occupied pews
on the left side. The bride wore beau
tiful wedding costume OF white gros
grain silk, made en- train, veil and brides
roses. The groom was attired in the
conventional black.
The choir, directed by Prof. P. E. Kali
ser, with Peter Brick as organist, and
orchestral accompaniment. rendered
Wiegand's Festival Mass in an excellent
manner, the solo singing of Mr.. p. Mar
TIM being especially fine. The solemn
marriage ceremony OF the Catholic
church was performed By Rev. Father
Richter. assisted by Fathers Brogan and
Beck. At the close of the wedding SER
vice, the groomsmen and bridesmaids re-
turned to their seats while the newly
married couple occupied a position with.
in the chancel during the celebration of
the solemn Mass. which followed. At
the end of the Mass, the wedding party
proceeded to the episcopal residence, and
from there to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ley, the brides parents Here a recep-
ton and wedding dinner took place at
which were present the intimate friends
and relatives of the contracting parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cans will not make we'd
ding tour. but, in short time, will go
to housekeeping in their new home No.
sol Ninth avenue north.-[St. Cloud
Times.
The bride is 8 niece of the Mesdames
Capser, Nicolaus and Miller of this city.
THE CENTURY for August has double
trontispiece consisting of portraits of the
Emperor and Empress OF Germany to
accompany candidly written paper of
personal interest, by Poultney Bigelow,
on the German Emperor, being sketch
of the first three years of his reign, in
which. in general, a favorable view is
taken of the accomplishments of the new
Emperor, whom the writer considers a
successful business manager of a practi-
cal corporation" The paper is also ill
ustrated with sketches of the winter and
summer residences of the Emperor, the
rhrone-room, the White Saloon in
which Parliament is opened, etc.
The artist Pennel contributes another
illustrated paper on PLAY in Provence,
the subjects being "The Grand Arrival of
the Bulls" and The Ferrade," in the
neighborhood of Aries. Mr. Pencils
vivid narrative is accumulated hv spark
ling and picturesque little sketches
Another artist contributor who sup
plies word-pictures as well as sketches
is George Warton Edwards, who in
"Moglashen" gives a humorous charac-
ter. study which is the first ola short SER
les of thumb nail sketches"
To the California series Willard b.
Farewell contributes a paper on the
Cape Horn Route.
Adapting itself to the summer season,
THE CENTURY presents fout short stor-
ies-"The White Crown" by Herbert D.
Ward; THE Little Renault," by Mary
Hartwell Catherwood; "a Common
Story" by Wolcott Balestier; and The
Clown and the Missionary" by Viola
Viola Roseboro. In addition to these
aressthe chapters OF "The Squirrel Inn, -
by Frank r. Stockton. and The Faith
Doctor" ny Edward Eggleston.
"The Press as News Gatherer" is the
subject of paper by William Henry
Smith, manager of the Associated Press.
The literary feature OF the number is
paper by the Rev. Henry van Dyke "On
the Study of Tennyson, i'll which he in
Guides very useful classification OF
Tennyson's poems.
"Our Summer Migration: A Social
Study" is a timely and suggestive arti-
Gle by the Rev. Edward Hungerford pre-
senting various philosophical consider
ations relating to this topic.
Poems are contributed by Louise
Chandler Moulton, William II. Hayne,
l.. Gray Noble, Stuart Sterne, Robert
Burns Wilson, aud Charles CD. Roberts;
and in = Bric-a-Brac," bv ]. A. Macon, G..
F. Coburn, E. W. McGlasson. /. X.
Bangs. G. Horton. W. P: Carter, E. B..
lipely, Edith M. Thomas, and p New
ell