Omaha daily bee., 1895-08-11
CONNUBIALITIIIS.

Now we are to have a supreme court com.
bination in Iowa. The daughter of Judg.
Given is to become the bride of Judge
Granger.
James Gordon Benefits reported marriage
to Mrs. Annenkowf is mentioned in a Pari.
dispatch as creating the greatest interest
Mrs. Annenkowf is the divorced wife of Gen
eral Annenkowf a Russian who built the
Transcaspian railroad. She is said to be one
OF the richest women in Paris.
A young lady jumped into the Schuylkil
river the other day and saved a young maj
| from drowning. AS soon as the young mar
was pumped cut he proposed marriage to his
fair savior Now watch the scramble among
the girls to see which can get in the swim
| first.
Among the Turks bath money forms ar
item In every marriage contract the husband
engaging to allow his wife certain sum foi
bathing purposes. If 1t be withheld she has
| only to go before the cadi and turn her slip
per upside down. If the complaint be no,
then redressed it is ground for divorce
sensation was caused in Delaware, O.. b,
| the announcement OF the marriage of Miss
| Viola Lytle, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
r. Lytle to Baron Won Nichtritz at Berlin
Germany, June 4. The young wife has just
returned from years Of study in music In Eu.
! rope. On September l the baron will come
| to Delaware make a brief visit, then they re.
turn TO Germany.
Christine Nilsson went to Sweden recently
to attend the wedding Of nephew, which
occurred in the little village near which she
was born. The young man will eventually
inherit the farm on which the celebrated
singer first saw the light Of day. She bought
1t with almost the first money she carmel with
her voice and presented the land to her eldest
brother, her parents then being dead.
Undeterred by the matrimonial infeIicities
oil
daughter of Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt who re-
Gently was divorced from her millionaire hus-
band William X. Vanderbilt, is about to be-
come engaged so Dame Runner says, to the
young duke Of Marlborough In other words
If this be true and all the gossips say that it
is, then one more impecunious British noble
man has captured an American heiress.
Edward Robinson of Newport, KY, went to
Cincinnati recently and secured a license to
marry Ruth Simpson, a Newport girl They
were married by Squire Mcclure of Newport
who did not examine the license closely
Then they went on a wedding trip. When
the squire made his return to the county
clerk he saw that the license was issued in
Ohio and that the ceremony by him was lille
gal The parties wer recalled from their
honeymoon and corrected the mistake by
ceremony in Cincinnati.
Chenango Falls, N. Y. furnishes the most
recent as well as one of the most sensational
cases OF love at first sight On recent Saur-
day Oscar Grouse, the Kansas Giant. married
Mss Heath, the Broome county fat woman
Grouse is six feet eleven inches tall while
Miss Heath, who Is but five feet tall weighs
3t5 pounds. Grouse has been a great trav-
cler and last week found him on the road
from Syracuse to Binghamton. At the Forks
he stopped in the railroad station, and his
height was marked by all. Some one sug-
gested that he ought to see Miss Heath. A
lpSpriDttnn nf nd
| the tall man concluded that he must sec her.
The impression was so strong that within
twentyfour hours the two freaks had become
one.