The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-15
ICHYIY0 GETS MARRIED.
HE rs THE VhLET BRoUGHT FROM
JIPdN ny CAPT. PHELPS.
The Bride Wa. Miss ines Smith, n Nurse In
the Mrionnire's Fnmiiy-Now Hscken-
Jack KnnxHn WHY Ills Que ID n u nc red.

The Bride Was Mtrs ines Smith, n Nurse In
the Mtiuonnire's Fnn,iiy-Now IIacken-
sack Knows Why Hts Queue Disappcn red.
HAcKEHsAcK. Juno IA r,lmor circulated
to-day was confirmed by the Rev. n. Johns. tho
pastor OF tho Asbury NJ + Church. that Ichyiyo
Masanober. tho Japanese valet OF Capt. John 7.
Phelps. tho millionaire son OF William Walter
Phelps, and Miss Inez Smith. the American
nurse girl at Rcd Towers. Capt. Phclps's home
Mt this place. wcre married fcw days ago.
Miss Smith. ngcd 20 Ia bright and plump
young woman. intelligent and pretty. with
many admirers among tho young men OF
Hackensack. and particularly pleasing In the
eyes OF the several young bachelors employed
on the Captains place. which comprises several
large greenhouses, and stables with a dozen
horses. Miss Smith was 40 shy, demure. and
reserved that her fellow servants ut Rod
Towers stood somewhat In awe OF her more
especially IA she was intimately associated
with her mistress, whose strong affection for
her child kept them almost constantly to-
Gethcr.
1chyiyo Ia 2S years old. short In stature. but
OF pleasing address Capt. Phelps found tho
young man in japan while no was making his
first trip around tho world in his yacht Brun-
hide. and since that time tho little foreigner
has been to the Captain body servant abroad
and an nll-nround man at home.
1chyiyo soon became n familiar figure In
Hackensnck. where he crented an exceedingly
favorable impression. His intelligence and
afrability commended him to tradesmen.
while the style of his dress. In tho American
fashion, attracted attention whenever he was
driven through tho streets hv the scdate Red
Towers conchman; 1t was remark ed last fall
TINT his queue had been sacrificed. an incident
that created comment in the town. and that q
In the centre The coy reserve OF fair lnez did
S hare bFspfnE St ey we're Mr.
together in the course OF their household
:, After prayer meeting in the Asbury Church.
Pastor Johns was surprised to find the couple
waiting for him irhyiyo's command fthe Eng
lsa tongue i IS sin somewhat faulty to pr9nun,
grasping the purpose Of his remarks. but when
he saw the young lady standing in the shadow OF
the church tower. his natural intuition took In
the situation. and shc replied promptly to tho
inquiry he put to her:
uSSns GhsG" and t. be 1Sn
eeremony Elder Iahio lilo 'H L Smith signing tie
satSd hc brde IN ash"a
that prevails al oyer the world As she vas
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formed e with much grace: Mrs, Johns Mrs: n;
embracing and congratUlnting the bride, M
rhe b hd wore dress Of figured Ind" s
WIN u Dell sklTt. puUeu sleeNes. ITlHllneu with
lace. and hat to match She has a very grace
full figure. has light brown hair. and a fair
com plexion. The couple requested Pastor
Johns md those present not to give publicity
to tho marriage for the present and this wish
the next day to accompany Mr. and Mrs.
Phelps to the Chicago Fair. where they now
nre. lchyiyo left last Saturday. Before his
departure he remarked to several young mon
emplo on the place:
You American men too SLOW I take her."
1t Is said that Capt. Phelps contcmplates
giving the couple q house and lot.