New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28

CAUGHT, DuT HER tNNihi
soEEOwFULLY YIELD.
Mildred HILL daughter Of George J. mn n'" .,
-, a drygoods house at No 81 Ieon"'u -
20. married on Wednesday evening ny Wv u,
,,,,son C. Peters. of the Bloominsuale INV -
I~,,rch 10 Frederick Mansfield the mar'iase No.
aa,od = sensation in society In that part oi wv
.,rroundinc the church. for MISS Il!l u ..
.'' ,tf,l Young woman. moving in the pest ~
o,e,v in the neighborhood. and Mahshelu j. w.
goldman Of Charles +. Bates. MI III 10 "N"
,as y beautiful house in West SeVehl!
and his daughter has been brought up WV"
'',ea,est care Mansfield is about twenty-five S'a'9
,d and has been in this country about SIN mn
~ Tho cn,rlov of Mr. Bates. lie is an EnsIis"''''
aud in annoarance a typical English groom
Hov, the coachman ana the young lady hfst ni" ''
zach Others acquaintance Is h!S'ei! -,
only 70 themselves. For some time tie! nav 49,,
cc,ston,ed TO meet each other clandestlheS a. w
boulevard and West Sixty-nnth-st. some "'. -"
~ what WAS going on reached the ears VI ~
,,o,nr womans parents. and they forpaue me-
soc the coachman. She. however uee'A
she would marry him. , .o,o
On Wednesday morning Mr. Hill received ''e
Gram purporting TO come from MS soiI' "' a.
college at Princeton saying that nc hau oiUAe" ',
LOO Mr. and Mrs. Hill went at once 10 ii'
leaving a sister of Mrs Iill in charge OF the nous
WHOM the parents had been some time gone MISS
nm nut on a street costume and announcer "i'i'
she was going out Her aunt was niioi''eU ~ Wv
servants that Miss Hin was going TO meet 'he
coachman and be married
SIZE TRIES TO ELOPE'
The aunt and the young woman went o"'
cether the elder woman trying 10 se' "'i ~.
90 TO the aunt's house, a little way uo"' III" "
Two friends of Miss Hlrs aunt were also win hel'
Suddenly, tho vounc woman started on run, ana
aoeb,ur down the boulevard ran into the man
entrance Of the Nevada fats. at Sevenieth-s'. anu
the boulevard The three women folloWeu he'' anu
for a while there were lively tunes III INC ->0
fats AS the young woman rusheu Ill., '0''' "
Flahve the cashier OF the establishments was III
the front Office. She ran up 10 MN anu e"P
Hide me- woman is CHASING me
parora Mr. FYahive could reply the aunt came
daehins in When the second woman appeared the
cashier ran thinking. as he said, that 'he'e was
COINS to be some shooting. The younS wo MAUI 3uS'
before her aunt appeS h a. and negro porter
uera also con sidcraby startled. Then came tle
other two women and crowd collected ou's ani
carne back The aunt demanGed 10 Know 49, Wi,e,S
nrs ' Miss Hin dashed out into the street again
but the two women with her aunt headed her on
hind a counter Two Of the women stood watch
while the third went for policeman sne re1ui la5
accompanieG by Ward Detective Faulkner lie sad
that all he could 90 was escort the young woman
home which he did. There her aunt kept her rhei
the return of her parents from Princeton, ln s
had found. upon arriving at Princeton that the the
telegram was "A hoax Their son had sent no tele-
gram, and was perfectly well: f1lIed Win ioly
bodings Of evil they at once returned home where
they were informed of what had taken place MISS
Han declared that she would marry the coachnan III
spite of all opposition. She is twenty years od ana
no legal restraint could be placed upon her
TIE MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE.
After reasoning with the resoute young woman
for some time TO no avail, her parents decldci
10 make the best of the matter and the coachInan
was sent for The father mother aunt and prospect
i've bride and BRIDEGROOM then went 10 the parsonage
of the Ploomingdaie Reformed Church nj sixty
eioht,s, and the boulevard where the Rev
Madison C. Peters. whose church the Hans at
tend married Mildred Hi ana FREDERICK Mans
Geid' Tho aunt and the mother were TOO 1nucn
overcome bv grief to witness the ceremony but
the father stood by his daughters side and signed
the marriage register. After the ceremony MT
and Mrs. Mansfield went away together ana the
family returned sOrrOwing to their nome
Mansfield has been about his duties as usual
Stree the marriage. but his wife mas not been
seen II is said that he has hired a small nat
somewhere further uptown. Mansfield Is said 70 be
a Young man Of good character. ana Is IN receipt
member OF the Colonial club and the family
stand we'll socially. Mrs. Hill is Frustrated with
grief over her daughters marriage. Miss Hill, now
Mrs Mansfield IS tall blonde. OF more than
ordinary beauty. and has remarkably beautiful
eyes Mr.. HIN said last night
my daughter is married. ard was married in
my presence. She has broken her mothers heart
and mine $50
Charles T. Bates. the employer of Mansfield. re-
Gently into public notice through dispute
not the two were and wife He lives at
the Dakotah fats. Last night he was said at the
Office of the fats, TO be i'll In bed and unable
to see any one.