The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
TIM CAMPBELL'S HEART WON.
hes TO MARRY MISS MARGARET d.
MILLER OF TIE PENSION OFFICE.


The News Got ont In the District ..a n,
Dfa Not Appear on Tlne Last Night
After waiting Unul Midnight for th'
Coupie, Father Meoinley Gsve Il Up
For moro than thirty years now tho Hon
Timothy John Campbell has been tho subjec
Of increasingly anxious attention from tn,
matchmakers Of tho Eighth Congress- district
When no was only boy. just Rising into no
tice. the old women predicted to tho young
girls that they would all regret not setting
their caps for him.
Then the Hon. Timothy was q peachy.
checked. black haired youth with bright eyei
and most cunning tongue. He was fond o,
the ladies and relied largely upon their In.
fuence. But he was exceedingly impartial in
Che distribution OF his smiles. and the match.
makers aforesaid tried In vain to entrap him,
AZ tho years passed. oil but the most per.
sistent Of these matchmakers abandoned him.
Tim seemed devoted to its political career.
his diamonds. and his brothers family. The
girls looked longingly at him. but hopelessly.
Tho district began to think that Tim was 90
busy being it's father and protector that he
had no time to DO the father and protector Of q
family.
But see now how the wisest may err. For
thirty years Tim ran the gauntlet OF tho most
languishing glances and came out unscahed.
I'm his middle life. when all had settled It that
the. east -side's favorte was his country's only,
he has boon and gone and fallen In love. and
Fon the Es dis
noticed that some crisis. was at hand. He
frequently. and. dwelt tenderly upon tho
aSs &c q 9Ase o ID m mss wSss
you think OF the science Of matrimony~ He
tbl1 sai whom things sentimental were men,
Tho Eighth decided, that II must be the
Vent be dSsd
both parties. Then the Eighth settled upon
some one else; and then gave it up entirely,
sshdns 9sS0o' Vital Snnsisnai iIHseses.s
sss the time TIM IN s9sa T IN tender %a
lance. His nearest friends inquired and dis
covered facts 30 discouraging that thoy only
sn1of their heads when anxiousiy interro-
And now II has come out: The Hon. Tim:
Ra ali
spsirins 9! EYER dsSidins between g many
Gct AFFORDED it's isvorite son. he went to
Washington for a wife,
is ss sTst tSs ssS hs SEs
and lived formerly ut Alton. Pa. Miss Miller
As aoed SssholIe Mr.. Campbell endeavored
and realizing his hopeless enchantment, he
applied for Q diSpensatton to marry her. For
many Years he has been an attendant at st.
The, pastor. the Rev. Father MCKINLEY. has
been his friend for nearly twenty years. To
sn and Il hsn Was ap
as Mer Ss
Archbishop consented. The dispensation was
sSsnns With Sss iMer wa nj st tie
emony performed at once at the pastors rosi.
ito unapproaehable chief. and feared that the
tho reetSry at 70 Cannon street. Shere 9t the
ssss2Pss S = = ssse
ifE TIE E;yyH,SSISo BUN Nj Campbell ma
esserdsg SsM Hk bouss s
the paper and saw the news published. He
word to Fathsr Geainlsy that the marriage an isIs
We 1fR s.sP was in doubt whether
this meant for . few hours or until the day
following. he waited until midnight But at
midnight Ny. Campbell and his hanoee had
uFatRes Mckinley went to bed then. saying
that he would get up to marry Tim II requested
to do 80, but that no suspected that he
" II. cs@ ~ lives ives at IA Columbia street
with biz dead brothers two sons and their
aunt. Mias amith. None O. the family knew Of
e sT tme sad
waiting for the returns,'
The Jolly Congressman spent Friday even
ing Nth gene o. his &c. colleagues and other