The evening world., 1893-10-27
CHARLES COGHLAN.

Leopold Daniels, of the clerks office, was
awakened about midnight by Leon Bailey,
who told him he wanted a license for the two
and wanted the affair kept quiet. Daniels. it
seems, keeps marriage license blanks in his
room, and there was no trouble in settling this
preliminary. Then Justice Daniels was
aroused from bed and taken to the Bates
House, where he performed the ceremony.
The new Mrs. Coghlan takes the part of n
maid in "Diplomacy.'
Miss Coghlan, on being questioned in regard
70 her brothers marriage, said
"1s he really married Well, l heard
some of the people talking about something of
that kind last night, but | thought they were
How do you know o.
On being assured that the news was anthem
tic, she said
ages, but that won't matter. He old enough
to know his own mind by this time. ] don
zee any reason why he shouldn't be happy.
I'm married and we re happy. Aren't We,
This to her husband, who stool near, and
evidently much astonished ut the news.
HI has paid a great deal OF attention to both
mother and daughter. for II year continued
Miss Coghlan; - but l never thought 1t was
going 10 come to this. He's q lucky fellow.
She young, hut that is a fault that VIII mend.
She is an awfully nice girl,
-" don't know how much ability She has
Tor the stage, but she is remarkably Intelligent
and likely to make n success, OF anything she
tries, She has been remarkably careful, and
has always travelled with her mother, now
the Baroness Won Wradcr.
".Whcrc did the marriage take place? In
the hOtcl? Who We're the witnesses :" know
her mother was present. She has never per
mitted her daughter to get out OF her sight.
Her mother was, ! believe, against her going
on the stage
Miss Coghian was told that George Morley
had signed some OF the paper, as n witness.
"George Morley she said. "Why, George
Morley is my brother valet
She asked whether her brother and his bride
had left the city. she was told that they had
,"Well," she said, Ito think tina, Charles
should keep the thing quiet like that. This is
Diplomacy with Il vengeance.
She expressed a hope tina, the newspapers
would not treat the affair. with leNity, - for,
you know, they arc really entitled to some
consideration. She. is not the same Us ii she
were n chorus GIRL
CHICAGO, oct. 2G. -Ex-Gov, BcvcridEc, on
being shown Il despatch from indianapolis
stating that his granddaughtcr had been mar.
ried to Charles Coghlan, said:
You may deny the report In the most ON.
Phatic lapEuagS; n Mr.; C"Ehlan is a Ina mar Tt
daughter. in. law Mrs. ,iBeveridsc,, is, with
Kuhne and would certainly not allow her To
become en,angled with a married man. ! be.
licve that Mrs. Coghlan is travelling with the
company, for she was here in September when
the Coghlans opened their season"
lot lSN LILLE, N.Y., otl. Eb'-A l'ltSIuHl
was received here to- night from Chicago
stating that cx-Gov. Bcvcridgc denied that
his granddaughter had been married to
Mr.. Coghlan. Mr.. Coghlan, on hcius seen
in his dressing room ut MrAulcy's Theatre
this evening, said that eXGov. Beverage
was mistaken; that he and Miss BcvcridGc
had been regularly married on Tuesday
night and that the marriage certificate
was at his hotel. Mr.. Coghlan wanted to send
around to the hotel and get the certificate, hut
lie was told that this was not necessary. Mr.,
Coghlan also said that he did not sec why cx-
Gov. Bevcridgc should attempt to deny that
the marriage had taken place.
In reference to the report that lie had another
wife, Mr.. Coghlan said:
"My boy, in my position rs n newly married
man YOU cannot expect mo 10 discuss any hotel
episodes that are liable to happen in the lives
OF most unmarried men,
~ will say that there Is only one NJ.
CoGhlan, and she two day, ago was Miss
Kuchnc Bcvcridgc. No other womhn was ever
my wife and | certainly am ignorant
OF the existence of any family. Before
taking any steps towards our marriage
consulted the best legal authority and secured
the opinion Of District Attorney Bailey i'll the
matter. Cal certainly claim to have seen
enough of life not 10 rush into bigamy,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Coghlan and their daughter,
Gertrude, who made her debut last January,