Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15
AN INTERNATIONAL ROMANCE.
Young Mexican and n Georgetown Girl
Elope and Are Married.
He WAS SENT HERE TO STUDY LANGUAGES, But
LEARNED THE LANGUAGE OF LovE-PARENTAL
OPPOSITION BROUGHT MATTERS TO A CRISIS.

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and MINNIE NJ D1RNE OF GEORGETOWN. D. c.
Only q simple marriage notice which ap-
peared in The STAR, and yet behind it 10 Q
more or less romantic story.
THE YOUNG MEXICAN.
Between two and three years ago Carlos
Nora young Mexican of good family, came
TO this country TO learn the language and add
whatever was POSSIBLE to his stock of knowledge
His father was dead and his mother had been
married to Dir. Lancaster Jones, who, in spite of
his name. was n Mexican. The stepfather it was
who sent the young man to this country.
When Senior Don Vicente Morales came to this
city as second secretary Of the Mexican lega-
ton, young Carlos was placed under his charge
and has remained SO up to the
present time. The young Mexican has
spent his time in this city in the study of the
languages and photography, but he has also
studied some other matters, as is proved by
the above notice. According to all accounts
Carlos has been more successful in his love
affairs than he has in his other studies. As one
acquaintance said: 'Mors will never set the
world on fire by his brains"
HE MET AND LOVED A GEORGETOWN om1-
At any rate Mora met and loved Miss Minnie
Darne of 1925 35th street. who is employed at
the jewelry store Of Mr.. Desio on
Pennsylvania avenue. Miss Desio's parents,
In spite OF the hanson hanging around a
young foreigner thirty-one wears Of age, with
a front name like Carlos Zubeita, and father
who was senator decidedly disapproved
of the attentions Of young Carlos and
said as much to the young man
added fuel to the flames Of love and the young
couple determined to perform the old, old
miracle oil changing two into one In spite OF
stern parents.
TRIP TO BALTIMORE
A trip to Baltimore and the above notice was
the result, and now although living under
the ban of parental frowns and anxious
thoughts Of what will be the verdict from
Mexico the pair are happy. The groom has,
ent entirely on his stepfather, who,
although occupying an official po-
sltion in Mexico, is not overburdened
with wealth. The intention of the young
couple is to go, if possible, to Mexico.
SENIOR MORALES SURPRISED.
Senior Morales, the young mans guard
ian, had not been informed of his
charges intention to become bene-
dict and was naturally much sur
prised when the news came to him. At first
he refused to believe the story knowing
of the young man. Yesterday, however, young
Carlos called and informed him Of the step
he had taken and wished the Senior to write
to her stepfather. Mora said he wished
to return to Mexico and Senior Morales has
written to that effect. To- STAR reporter Senior
Morales said he had been greatly surprised at
the marriage and lie felt the greatest
sympathy for the young lady. Carlos, he said,
bad done nothing since he had been In this
country except waste his time and
more by shrugs than by words the senior ex-
pressed his belief that Carlos did not possess an
over supply of mental powers.
HIS FATHER WELL TO DO.
Carlos father" said the senior, lis lawyer
of Mexico and at present is senator. He is well
known man but not especially wealthy. know
nothing Of the girl. I have written to Mr..
Jones and shall do nothing further until hear
from MIN, when, if he says SO, it will
afford me the greatest pleasure to see my charge
start for Mexico
At the residence of the barnes in Georgetown
the family refused absolutely to make any state
ment In regard to the marriage.